Rooted in Wellness with Mona Sharma

The grocery aisle is full of foods that appear to make healthy eating easier. A package says “high protein,” “natural,” “organic,” or “sugar-free,” and the decision can feel as though it has already been made for us. But none of those claims tells us everything about what is inside.

In this episode of Rooted in Wellness, I sit down with Julia Putzeys to look beyond the front of the package. We talk about why the ingredient list matters, how ultra-processed foods can be marketed as wellness products, and how to make better choices without becoming fearful or replacing everything in the pantry overnight.

Julia is a certified Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, former software product manager, and the founder of Trash Panda, an independent food-scanner app that helps shoppers understand ingredients and compare packaged foods. She created the app after realizing how many products she had considered healthy were relying on marketing claims that did not match what she found on the back.

What We Discuss:

(5:36) Why the nutrition facts panel can distract us from the ingredient list.
(6:50) How the high-protein trend can make ultra-processed foods appear healthier.
(8:15) The flavored yogurts, dressings, bars, and powders that often receive a health halo.
(9:04) What research associations between ultra-processed foods and chronic health conditions may reveal.
(12:24) Why ultra-processed foods make up more than half of the average American diet and over 60 percent of children’s diets.
(14:42) How dyes, added sugars, and other additives may affect children’s energy, focus, and behavior.
(20:32) What “natural,” “fortified,” “sugar-free,” and “organic” do not tell us about a product.
(31:08) The discovery that led Julia to create the Trash Panda app.
(41:51) How foods can be engineered to keep us eating and why that matters for self-control.
(45:42) Practical guardrails for buying mostly whole foods while leaving room for convenience.
(51:20) The nuance around seed oils, omega-6 intake, and ultra-processed food.
(1:06:03) The packaged snack categories Julia checks most carefully for her children.
(1:12:57) How cost, access, and food deserts complicate the conversation about healthy choices.

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LinkedIn: Julia Putzeys
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Most of us know when our period is coming because we have learned how to prepare for it. But how much do we know about what happened in the weeks before it arrived? Would we recognize whether we ovulated, understand why the same symptoms return at the same point each month, or know when pain has crossed from common to something that needs attention? We are taught to handle each symptom as it appears. We take something for the cramps, cover the breakout, push through the exhaustion, and wait for the mood shift to pass. The cycle itself is rarely treated as one connected story. Yet if it is considered a fifth vital sign, how much information have we learned to ignore?

In this episode of Rooted in Wellness, I sit down with Kaya Purohit and Yasmin Nouri to question what many of us have been told about our periods. Can food meaningfully change how a cycle feels? What can be missed when symptoms are quieted before they are understood? How can stress, undernourishment, and blood sugar changes show up in the cycle? And what do women need to know as their hormones begin shifting through perimenopause and beyond?

Kaya and Yasmin are the co-founders of Beeya Wellness. Kaya holds a master’s degree in nutrition and leads product development and education at Beeya. Yasmin spent a decade in finance before her experience with painful periods and more than a decade on birth control led her back to a practice she had dismissed for two years because it sounded too simple to make a difference. What happened when she finally tried seed cycling changed the direction of both of their lives. This conversation may change the questions you ask before calling a symptom normal.

What We Discuss:

(11:41) Why period pain should not automatically be accepted as part of being a woman.

(14:24) Why seed cycling may be a more accessible first step than hormone testing for some women.

(19:23) How the menstrual cycle can act as a fifth vital sign and a monthly report card.

(23:20) What irregular cycles, heavy bleeding, severe cramps, and acne may be signaling beyond reproductive health.

(28:04) How seed cycling works across the follicular and luteal phases.

(30:40) What changed after Yasmin tried the practice she had ignored for two years.

(36:18) Why women also use seed cycling through perimenopause and other hormonal transitions.

(42:55) What women should understand before starting or stopping hormonal birth control.

(48:09) How chronic stress, undernourishment, and blood sugar instability can disrupt the cycle.

(57:44) The everyday products that may increase exposure to hormone-disrupting chemicals.

(1:01:59) How to begin seed cycling and why consistency matters more than perfection.

(1:07:26) Why magnesium became the second product in the Beeya line.

(1:12:05) The free habit that can help women understand their hormonal patterns.

Learn more about Mona Sharma:

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Learn more about Kaya Purohit, Yasmin Nouri, and Beeya Wellness:

Website: beeyawellness.com

Instagram: @beeyawellness

Most of us do not struggle because we have nothing important to do. We struggle because everything feels important at once. Texts, emails, work, family, and our own health all compete for attention, leaving us busy all day without ever feeling completely focused.

In this episode of Rooted in Wellness, I sit down with David Nurse to explore whether flow state, the feeling athletes describe as being in the zone, can be trained. We talk about what constant interruption is doing to our attention, why trying harder can interfere with performance, and how the rest of us can use lessons from elite athletes during work, parenting, and high-pressure moments.

David is a leading flow state expert, high-performance strategist, Wall Street Journal bestselling author (Do It: The Life-Changing Power of Taking Action) and former Brooklyn Nets coach. He has trained around 200 NBA players, including Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and is now studying how people can access flow more often and stay there longer.

What We Discuss:

(9:13) Three simple morning practices for feeling grounded before the day begins.
(14:29) Why answering texts and emails in real time can leave an entire day feeling unfulfilling.
(20:58) What an ongoing FlowCode brain study is revealing about training flow state.
(34:08) What flow state feels like outside sports.
(42:49) How visualization prepares the brain for success and unexpected setbacks.
(47:48) How notifications, constant information, and poor timing interfere with focus.
(55:06) How to use a “time pizza” to see where the day is actually going.
(1:01:24) Why clarity, composure, and consistency can matter more than talent.
(1:05:41) Why two championship-winning coaches felt lowest after reaching the top.
(1:10:17) Practical ways to begin building more flow into an ordinary day.
(1:17:32) The problem More/Less protein gummies were created to solve.

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For many people, taking care of their health has started to feel like a second job. There is always another number to track, habit to add, or routine to perfect. More discipline seems like the answer, but constantly trying to optimize the body can make it harder to hear what the body has been saying all along.

In this episode of Rooted in Wellness, I sat down with Justin Roethlingshoefer to talk about the line between caring for the body and controlling it. Our conversation gets into how discipline can become tied to self-worth, how tracking can slowly replace self-trust, and why even healthy habits struggle to last when the rhythm of life cannot support them.

Justin has lived this contradiction himself. He spent years studying human performance and working with elite athletes, yet at 32, he was dealing with precancerous colon polyps and a bleeding ulcer while still appearing incredibly healthy. Being told he might not live past 35 forced him to reconsider what health actually meant. Today, Justin is a Human Health and Performance Expert, data-driven health strategist, USA Today bestselling author of The Power of Ownership, and author of Holy Health.

What We Discuss:

(17:12) Why losing 100 pounds left one client wondering why he did not feel happier.

(21:48) How living by default affects the body, relationships, and daily choices.

(26:27) When healthy habits become part of someone’s identity.

(34:06) How HRV can provide useful feedback without controlling the day.

(59:09) How Justin looked healthy while his health was falling apart.

(1:15:24) Why good habits rarely last inside a life that cannot support them.

(1:27:22) The 3-2-1 nighttime rule for making room for real rest.

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Learn more about Mona Sharma:

Download Your FREE Guide - 12 Wellness Tips to Unlock Your Best Health Now: Ready to reclaim your vitality? Download Mona’s 12 Wellness Tips and take actionable steps to transform your health, energy, and mindset. Get started now at monasharma.com/12tips 

Visit Mona's website: monasharma.com – Unlock powerful tools and wisdom rooted in wellness to elevate your health, energy, and clarity. Mona blends ancient healing practices with modern science to help you achieve lasting transformation.

Follow Mona on Instagram: Stay connected with Mona for daily inspiration, holistic health tips, and personal growth. Join the conversation on Instagram at @monasharma

Learn more about Justin Roethlingshoefer: 

Website: justinroethlingshoefer.com 

Instagram: @justinroeth 

Justin’s new book, Holy Health, brings science and faith into the same conversation, offering a new way to approach health as an act of stewardship rather than another pursuit of perfection. Learn more at holyhealthbook.com

A normal cholesterol result can feel like permission to stop worrying about your heart. You exercise, try to eat well, get your yearly blood work, and leave believing everything is fine. That is what makes heart disease so frightening. It can continue developing for years while the tests you have been taught to trust give you no reason to look any further.

In this episode of Rooted in Wellness, I sat down with Dr. Abid Husain to find out what can be missed when we rely on cholesterol and an EKG alone. We talk about the testing that can catch heart disease earlier, why women can have real heart problems even when traditional scans look clear, and how hormones, stress, blood sugar, sleep, and movement can change the picture. Most importantly, Dr. Husain shares what to ask for if you want a more complete view of your heart health before symptoms appear.

Dr. Husain is a triple board-certified cardiologist and integrative medicine physician who has worked across inpatient and outpatient cardiology. After years of treating heart failure and atherosclerosis, he stepped away from conventional practice and spent the next decade expanding his training in functional and cellular medicine. Today, he brings these disciplines together in his practice and teaches a systems-based approach to atherosclerosis through his Next Generation Medicine course.

What We Discuss:

05:55 Why cholesterol is the last number Dr. Husain wants to hear when assessing heart risk.

09:02 What can be going wrong years before the heart produces a single warning sign.

19:39 The overlooked blood markers that can reveal what a basic cholesterol panel misses.

33:25 How declining estradiol may quietly change a woman’s cardiac risk in midlife.

41:11 The real cardiovascular problem women were told was “just anxiety” because their scans looked clear.

48:37 What statins do beyond lowering cholesterol and why higher doses may come with a tradeoff.

1:01:04 Why the artery known as the “widowmaker” can turn someone’s first symptom into a cardiac emergency.

Learn more about Mona Sharma:

Download Your FREE Guide - 12 Wellness Tips to Unlock Your Best Health Now: Ready to reclaim your vitality? Download Mona’s 12 Wellness Tips and take actionable steps to transform your health, energy, and mindset. Get started now at monasharma.com/12tips 

Visit Mona's website: monasharma.com – Unlock powerful tools and wisdom rooted in wellness to elevate your health, energy, and clarity. Mona blends ancient healing practices with modern science to help you achieve lasting transformation.

Follow Mona on Instagram: Stay connected with Mona for daily inspiration, holistic health tips, and personal growth. Join the conversation on Instagram at @monasharma

Learn more about Dr. Abid Husain: 

Website: interlinkedmd.com

Instagram: @dr_abidhusain

YouTube: @DoctorAbidHusain 

Go deeper with Dr. Husain’s Next Generation Medicine course, a systems-based guide to understanding atherosclerosis: nextgenerationmedicine.co

Have you ever caught yourself repeating a pattern you were sure you had already healed? The person or situation may change, but somehow you end up in the same kind of relationship, carrying the same fear, or reacting in the same way. You understand the pattern, so why does it still have so much power over you?

In this episode of Rooted in Wellness, I sit down with Manex Ibar to explore why certain patterns can feel impossible to break, how the subconscious may influence the way we see ourselves, and what those recurring struggles may be trying to reveal. We also talk about the Sphinx Code, destiny versus free will, spiritual bypassing, modern distraction, and what nature can show us when we finally become quiet enough to listen.

Manex Ibar is a modern mystic, spiritual innovator, and creator of the Sphinx Code. Described by the Financial Times as “The Extreme Spiritual Guide” and known as the Doctor’s Shaman and the Billionaire’s Mystic, he has spent more than two decades blending ancient shamanic traditions, depth psychology, human energetics, and nature-based practices to guide people through profound inner transformation.

What’s Discussed

(10:05) Why so many people feel disconnected from themselves.

(12:18) Destiny, free will, and whether our patterns can change.

(17:23) What the Sphinx Code reveals about the subconscious.

(23:41) What happens when a wound becomes part of your identity.

(42:14) Why the wound may also contain the way forward.

(53:12) How modern distraction keeps us from seeing ourselves clearly.

(1:22:13) The questions that can reveal what a recurring pattern is protecting.

Listen to this episode to understand why recognizing a pattern is not always enough to break it, and what may be hiding underneath the part of your life that keeps repeating. 🎧

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Manex Ibar: manexibar.com

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Most of us know when we are drifting away from ourselves. We feel it in the sleep that stops restoring us, the anxiety that starts to feel familiar, the energy that never fully comes back, the cravings that get louder, the workouts that drain us instead of building us, and the quiet sense that our body is asking for something we keep trying to override.

The problem is that modern life has trained so many of us to normalize that state. We wake up and reach for our phones. We move through constant stimulation, blue light, low-grade stress, ultra-processed food, world events, long to-do lists, and the pressure to keep optimizing. Then we wonder why the body feels like it is always bracing, even when nothing is technically wrong.

In this episode, I sit down with my dear friend and mentor Dr. Scott Sherr to talk about the cellular side of that stress loop. Dr. Sherr is a Board Certified Internal Medicine Physician specializing in Health Optimization Medicine and Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, and his work sits at the intersection of mitochondrial biology, the autonomic nervous system, and advanced tools for recovery. We talk about what he calls the Sympathetic Spiral, why the nervous system is not broken, how mitochondria shift when the body feels unsafe, and why burnout, hormonal chaos, broken sleep, inflammation, and low energy may keep coming back when the body never fully gets the signal that it is safe to recover.

What’s Discussed:

15:03 Why excitement, anxiety, and hypervigilance can feel so similar in the body.

20:29 The metabolic side of burnout and what creates the “wired but tired” state.

30:55 How high performers become accustomed to living in hypervigilance.

39:04 Why calming the nervous system can backfire when cellular energy is already depleted.

01:01:23 Why burnout is affecting people earlier and how to find the right entry point.

01:11:56 How methylene blue interacts with mitochondrial energy and oxidative stress.

01:24:57 The connection between estrogen shifts, mitochondrial stress, GABA, and sleep during perimenopause.

My hope is that this conversation helps you stop blaming yourself for exhaustion that has a physiological root. 

Learn more about Mona Sharma:

Download Your FREE Guide - 12 Wellness Tips to Unlock Your Best Health Now: Ready to reclaim your vitality? Download Mona’s 12 Wellness Tips and take actionable steps to transform your health, energy, and mindset. Get started now at monasharma.com/12tips 

Visit Mona's website: monasharma.com – Unlock powerful tools and wisdom rooted in wellness to elevate your health, energy, and clarity. Mona blends ancient healing practices with modern science to help you achieve lasting transformation.

Follow Mona on Instagram: Stay connected with Mona for daily inspiration, holistic health tips, and personal growth. Join the conversation on Instagram at @monasharma

Learn more about Dr. Scott Sherr:

Website: Troscriptions.com

Instagram: @troscriptions

OneBase: onebasehealth.com

  
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Learn more and reserve your seat at https://homehope.org/homehope-conference-2026. Use code MONA for 10% off your ticket! 

Mushrooms are suddenly everywhere, and honestly, I love seeing this ancient medicine finally getting the attention it deserves. But between lion’s mane lattes, mushroom gummies, fruiting bodies, mycelium, and microdosing, how do you know what is actually supportive and what is simply great marketing?

In this episode of Rooted in Wellness, I sit down with my sweet friend Alli Schaper to take you into the incredible world of fungi. We talk about the mushrooms that may support your brain and body, what to look for before buying a supplement, and how microdosing is changing conversations around our habits, grief, joy, and even our fear of death.

Alli Schaper is the CEO and cofounder of SuperMush, host of Into the Multiverse, and cofounder and board member of Microdosing Collective, the first U.S. nonprofit dedicated to legal microdosing advocacy. She has been featured in Forbes 30 Under 30, National Geographic, Rolling Stone, Goop, Bloomberg, and Summit Series.

What’s Discussed:

(08:16) Why functional mushrooms may be difficult to feel when your body is already running on overdrive.

(19:06) Alli’s journey from chronic gut issues and multiple prescriptions to taking her health back into her own hands.

(29:56) The difference between culinary, functional, and psychedelic mushrooms.

(36:02) Fruiting body, mycelium, extract ratios, and what actually matters on the label.

(54:52) Why mushrooms have remained part of human healing for thousands of years.

(01:05:16) How mushrooms became what one of Alli’s teachers calls “instruments of joy.”

(01:09:47) What to understand about microdosing, protocols, sourcing, and responsible exploration.

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Visit Mona's website: monasharma.com – Unlock powerful tools and wisdom rooted in wellness to elevate your health, energy, and clarity. Mona blends ancient healing practices with modern science to help you achieve lasting transformation.

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Learn More About Alli Schaper & SuperMush:

Website: allischaper.com

Instagram: @allischaper   

Website: supermush.com 

Instagram: @supermush 

Most of us were taught to treat the body like something to fix. Pain shows up, so we chase the pain. Stress builds, so we try to calm the mind. Tension gets louder, so we stretch harder. But what if the body is not working against you? What if it has been communicating through the very signals we keep overriding?

In this episode, I sit down with Jason van Blerk of Human Garage to talk about fascia as one of the most misunderstood organs in the body, and why it may be a missing piece in how we understand chronic pain, stored emotion, tension, trauma, pressure, movement, and healing. We explore why pain may not always begin where it shows up, why the body is not just biomechanical, and how fascia may change the way we think about what the body holds, repeats, and struggles to release. 

Human Garage,  co-founded by Jason van Blerk and Aisha Rodrigue, is a wellness platform that teaches self-guided fascial movement, breathwork, and body awareness techniques designed to relieve tension, improve mobility, and promote self-healing.

What’s Discussed:

10:38 Why the body’s signals get overridden from a young age.

14:05 Why quick fixes may quiet pain without addressing why it was there.

20:32 What fascia actually is, and why it is more than most people realize.

22:31 How fascia may change the way we understand memory, emotion, and the body.

23:49 Why pain may show up in one area when the pattern begins somewhere else.

26:30 Why the body is pressurized, not just biomechanical.

35:17 Why trauma is not only psychological.

40:53 What can happen when the body finally begins to release.

46:50 How jaw tension may connect to what remains unexpressed.

01:00:24 Why breath and counter-rotation matter in Fascial Maneuvers.

01:05:08 A simple practice to help shift the body out of stress.

Listen to this episode if you have been trying to think your way through something your body may still be carrying.

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Learn more about Mona Sharma:

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Visit Mona's website: monasharma.com – Unlock powerful tools and wisdom rooted in wellness to elevate your health, energy, and clarity. Mona blends ancient healing practices with modern science to help you achieve lasting transformation.

Follow Mona on Instagram: Stay connected with Mona for daily inspiration, holistic health tips, and personal growth. Join the conversation on Instagram at @monasharma

Learn More About Jason van Blerk, Aisha Rodrigue  & Human Garage: 

Website: humangarage.net 

Instagram: @jasonvanblerk 

Instagram: @aishahumangarage 

Human Garage Instagram: @humangarage 

There is a reason brain health feels so urgent right now. So many people are watching parents, grandparents, partners, and loved ones face Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, dementia, depression, anxiety, or cognitive decline, while quietly wondering if the same future is waiting for them. With Alzheimer’s projected to affect nearly 14 million Americans by 2060, this is not a conversation we can keep saving for later.

Most of us think about the brain only when something starts to feel different, but cognitive decline can begin 20 to 30 years before a single symptom appears. That means the way we eat, move, sleep, manage stress, support blood sugar, and care for our metabolism may be shaping the brain long before memory starts to slip. And with only about 6% of American adults considered metabolically healthy, the connection between insulin resistance, inflammation, and brain aging becomes much harder to ignore.

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. David Perlmutter to talk about why prevention has to begin while you still feel fine, which metabolic number he wishes more people knew, and what daily choices may be protecting or threatening your brain without you realizing it. Dr. Perlmutter is a board-certified neurologist, six-time New York Times bestselling author, and author of Brain Defenders, with decades of work connecting the brain to the body, gut, metabolism, inflammation, and the way we live every day.

What’s Discussed:

04:45 How Dr. Perlmutter thinks about connection, gratitude, and what it means to be rooted.

12:20 The daily habit he says may be one of the worst for your brain.

17:54 Why brain decline does not begin the moment memory fails.

24:17 What ultra-processed food may be doing to long-term brain health.

27:08 How inflammation connects depression, anxiety, and neurodegeneration.

31:20 What “I feel fine right now” can miss about the future of the brain.

39:59 The key metabolic labs Dr. Perlmutter wants people to know.

46:50 Why your gut bacteria may act like a signal system for the brain.

57:17 How inflammation can shift the brain’s immune cells from protective to destructive.

My hope is that this conversation helps you stop waiting for symptoms before you care about your brain. The choices you make today are not small. They are signals, and your brain is listening.

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Visit Mona's website: monasharma.com – Unlock powerful tools and wisdom rooted in wellness to elevate your health, energy, and clarity. Mona blends ancient healing practices with modern science to help you achieve lasting transformation.

Follow Mona on Instagram: Stay connected with Mona for daily inspiration, holistic health tips, and personal growth. Join the conversation on Instagram at @monasharma

Learn more about Dr. David Perlmutter:

Website: drperlmutter.com

Brain Defenders: drperlmutter.com/books/brain-defenders

Instagram: @davidperlmutter