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We’re excited to bring you Season Two of The Totem Nutrition Podcast! Our first guest is Daniel Cortez, and he'll be joining us for the first 6 episodes of season two. Each episode in this 6 episode series will cover an individual lifestyle component from the evolutionary perspective. What does this mean? It means that Daniel and Leah talk about how separated modern humans are from the way humans are best adapted to living and why our modern conventional thinking and behaving is making a lot of us unhealthy and miserable.
In this episode, Daniel and Leah discuss movement and how our bodies are built to move consistently throughout the day, be occasionally physically stressed, and how we’re not suited to sitting all day (or just standing around for that matter) . Learn how your vision is an important part of your movement practice, why exercise alone isn’t sufficient to being healthy, the dire consequences of not moving your body in the way it was intended to move, and how being stronger and more mobile enables you to live a more interesting and exciting life.
This episode is also available on iTunes and YouTube.
Theme music: Shine By Rana
This episode is brought to you in part by Compass Credo and by Lucid
The first episode of Season 2 of The Totem Nutrition Podcast is now available! Our first guest is Daniel Cortez, and he'll be joining us for the first 6 episodes of season two. Each episode in this 6 episode series will cover an individual lifestyle component from the evolutionary perspective. What does this mean? It means that Daniel and Leah talk about how separated modern humans are from the way humans are best adapted to living and why our conventional thinking is making a lot of us unhealthy and miserable.
In this episode, Daniel and Leah discuss nutrition and how our current food system is out of alignment with how humans have eaten and thrived over the past millenia or so. Learn which foods that are commonly labeled 'healthy' are not, how to select the best and most healthy meats. Prepare to have your mind blown as you learn kale, broccoli, brussels sprouts, and cabbage's surprising little secrets AND why carrots are orange
Michelle Pan is a certified Personal Trainer, Group Instructor, Yoga Teacher, Fascial Stretch L1 Therapist, Reiki Practitioner, and body worker. She worked in Digital Media Advertising Sales for 9 years and left in 2013 to pursue her passion for personal wellness. Michelle was diagnosed with depression at the age of 10 and battled with bulimia from the age of 13-22. It would take a whole lifetime for her to see the blessings in disguise along the journey and today - she is now on a mission to help others achieve a healthy mind, body, and spirit through her "we are all teachers and students life" mindset approach.
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