Ashleigh Dilello shares her journey with chronic pain and how neuroscience holds the key to healing. In this episode, we discuss bio-emotional healing and how it influences physical pain and symptoms.  Other topics discussed on this episode include: 
The brain and nervous system connection 

Bio-emotional healing 

Creating safety within the body 

Patterns that keep you stuck in stress 

Addressing belief systems as a root- cause source of pain

The influence of past injuries 

Neuroplasticity 

How trauma to the brain changes the brain

The brain’s role in validating beliefs  

Emotional pain vs.  physical pain 

Resurfacing emotional toxins

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193. The Healing Brain: Neuroplasticity and Emotional Healing with Ashleigh Di Lello

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In this mini-episode, Courtney discusses the importance of nutrition for dogs and the potential dangers of processed dog food. She explains that dogs do not have a carbohydrate requirement and that a high-protein, high-fat diet is ideal for them. Courtney also highlights the presence of advanced glycation end products (AGEs) in dog food, which can be carcinogenic and contribute to inflammation and disease. She emphasizes the need for pet owners to read labels and choose dog food brands that prioritize quality and transparency. Additionally, Courtney suggests incorporating herbs and supplements, such as sardines, eggs, organ meats, and probiotics, into a dog's diet to support their immune system and overall health.

Takeaways
Dogs do not have a carbohydrate requirement and thrive on a high-protein, high-fat diet.
Processed dog food often contains advanced glycation end products (AGEs), which can be carcinogenic and contribute to inflammation and disease.
Pet owners should read labels and choose dog food brands that prioritize quality and transparency.
Incorporating herbs and supplements, such as sardines, eggs, organ meats, and probiotics, can support a dog's immune system and overall health.

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294: Nutrition 101 for Dogs: High-Protein, High-Fat Diets Explained

Dr. Stephanie Estima, an expert on female health, shares her journey of overcoming hormonal imbalances and how she developed a deep understanding of the female body. She emphasizes the importance of giving the body margin and allowing it to adapt and heal. The foundations of health, including sleep hygiene, movement, and meaningful relationships, are crucial for hormonal balance. Dr. Estima recommends prioritizing protein intake to preserve muscle mass and support hormone regulation. She also highlights the significance of psychological mindset and self-compassion in navigating hormonal challenges. In this conversation, Dr. Stephanie Estima discusses the importance of managing stress and prioritizing self-care during perimenopause and menopause. She emphasizes the impact of stress on hormonal balance and overall well-being. Dr. Estima also explains the changes in hormone levels during perimenopause and menopause, particularly the decline in progesterone and estrogen. She highlights the role of nutrition, exercise, and hormone replacement therapy in supporting hormone balance. The conversation concludes with a reminder to listen to your body and prioritize self-care.

Takeaways
Give your body margin and allow it to adapt and heal by breaking out of consistent patterns of stress and triggers.
Prioritize the foundations of health, including sleep hygiene, movement, and meaningful relationships.
Protein intake is crucial for preserving muscle mass and supporting hormone regulation.
Adopt a psychological mindset of self-compassion and avoid blaming and shaming yourself for hormonal imbalances. Managing stress and prioritizing self-care are crucial during perimenopause and menopause.
Changes in hormone levels during perimenopause and menopause can impact sleep, mood, and overall well-being.
Nutrition, exercise, and hormone replacement therapy can support hormone balance during this transition.
Regular blood testing and working with a healthcare provider are important for personalized hormone management.
Listening to your body and practicing self-care is essential for navigating the changes of perimenopause and menopause.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Stephanie Estima and her expertise in female health
09:19 The importance of giving your body margin
26:22 Prioritizing protein intake for hormone regulation
33:23 Understanding Hormone Changes
41:41 Exploring Hormone Replacement Therapy
48:38 Listening to Your Body and Practicing Self-Care

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293: Empower Your Hormones: Dr. Estima's Guide to Female Health

The correlation between the function of the gallbladder and liver and its effect on eyesight is explored in this podcast episode. The liver and gallbladder play a crucial role in the production of bile, which helps with fat metabolism and the transportation of estrogens. The eyes are heavily dependent on porphyrins, which are produced in the liver and bone marrow. Poor eyesight can be caused by staying up too late, having excess infections in the liver and gallbladder, and not consuming the proper nutrients for eye health. Structural issues in the upper neck can also affect eyesight. Emotional factors such as resentment, anger, and frustration can impact the liver and gallbladder and subsequently affect eyesight. The podcast provides recommendations for improving eyesight, including taking specific nutrients, cleansing the liver and gallbladder, and addressing emotional traumas.

Takeaways

The liver and gallbladder play a crucial role in eyesight by producing bile and porphyrins.

Staying up too late, having infections in the liver and gallbladder, and not consuming the proper nutrients can negatively impact eyesight.

Structural issues in the upper neck can affect blood flow to the brain and eyes, leading to poor eyesight.

Emotional factors such as resentment and anger can impact the liver and gallbladder and subsequently affect eyesight.

Improving eyesight involves taking specific nutrients, cleansing the liver and gallbladder, addressing emotional traumas, and doing eye exercises.


Chapters
00:00 The Role of the Liver and Gallbladder in Eyesight
09:06 Factors Affecting Eyesight: Staying Up Late and Infections

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292: Seeing Clearly: How Your Liver & Gallbladder Influence Eyesight

Dr. Patrick Porter discusses the importance of brain health and the factors that contribute to cognitive decline. He emphasizes the role of nutrition, movement, and breathing in maintaining brain health. He also highlights the connection between gut health and brain health, and the importance of light exposure. Dr. Porter explains the significance of quality sleep and provides tips for improving sleep quality. He also addresses the impact of technology on brain health and suggests strategies for training the brain. In this conversation, Dr. Patrick K. Porter discusses the importance of neuroplasticity and how it can be harnessed to improve brain health and overall well-being. He explains how stress and trauma can negatively impact the brain and offers strategies for rewiring the brain to create positive change. Dr. Porter also introduces BrainTap, a technology that combines light, sound, and vibration to stimulate the brain and promote relaxation, focus, and healing. He emphasizes the importance of long-term thinking, conscious commitment, and positive psychology in achieving optimal brain health.

Takeaways:
Brain health is crucial for longevity and cognitive function.
Nutrition, movement, and breathing are key factors in maintaining brain health.
Gut health is closely linked to brain health, and repairing the gut can improve brain function.
Quality sleep is essential for brain detoxification and cognitive function.
Excessive use of technology can negatively impact brain health and cognitive function.
Engaging in breath work and mindfulness exercises can help train the brain and improve cognitive function. Neuroplasticity allows the brain to change and adapt throughout life.
Stress and trauma can negatively impact the brain, leading to psychosomatic problems and limited decision-making abilities.
BrainTap is a technology that combines light, sound, and vibration to stimulate the brain and promote relaxation, focus, and healing.
Long-term thinking and conscious commitment are essential for creating positive change in the brain.
Positive psychology and optimism can improve immune function and overall well-being.

Chapters:
01:19 The Importance of Brain Health and its Connection to Longevity
04:15 The Link Between Gut Health and Brain Health
09:55 Improving Sleep Quality for Brain Health
27:29 Training the Brain for Cognitive Enhancement
31:14 The Impact of Stress and Trauma on the Brain
33:20 The Importance of Being Human
34:41 The Role of Light in Brain Health
37:29 The Power of Cellular Communication
52:19 Conscious Commitment and Subconscious Action

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291: Future Focused: How Long-term Thinking and Positivity Shape Brain Health

In this mini episode, Courtney discusses medicine cabinet remedies for various health issues. She emphasizes the importance of finding the most effective and efficient remedies that work for each individual and their family. Courtney covers topics such as food poisoning, digestion, injuries, stress, viral infections, muscle soreness, and first aid. She recommends remedies like activated charcoal and takasumi for food poisoning, digestive enzymes and bitters for digestion, lime oil for nausea, and astragalus and olive leaf for viral infections. Courtney also suggests using magnesium, deep blue rub, and bentonite clay for muscle soreness and first aid.

Takeaways
Choose remedies that are effective, efficient, and work for your family's needs
Activated charcoal and takasumi are effective for food poisoning
Digestive enzymes and bitters support digestion
Lime oil helps with nausea
Astragalus and olive leaf boost the immune system
Magnesium, deep blue rub, and bentonite clay are helpful for muscle soreness and first aid

Chapters
00:00 Food Poisoning and Remedies
10:16 Minimizing Scar Tissue
25:43 Boosting the Immune System
29:51 Relieving Muscle Soreness

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193. The Healing Brain: Neuroplasticity and Emotional Healing with Ashleigh Di Lello

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