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How can you stay healthy when germs are your uninvited guest this holiday season? In this episode, we’re chatting about how to dodge those pesky germs and keep your immune system in great shape. We share easy, practical tips and plenty of non-conventional, non-medicine ideas to help you stay healthier. We also dig into a big question: why do we always seem to get sick right after a stressful stretch?
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We spent this conversation chatting all things Thanksgiving, the cozy parts, the chaotic parts, and everything in between. We talked about what it really feels like to host (hello, mild panic), the stress of planning every tiny detail, and the warm fuzzies that come from having everyone together under one roof.
We also got into the fun stuff: setting little intentions for yourself, keeping an eye on how much you’re nibbling, and maybe even starting a new tradition or two. And of course, we shared some gentle tips for having a healthier holiday, from tracking your steps to eating mindfully to navigating those classic family dynamics with a bit more grace (and maybe a deep breath).
Overall, it was all about making Thanksgiving feelgood, not just look good, cozy, intentional, and a little more “you.”
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In this episode, we delve into the impact ofseasonal changes on our daily routines and well-being. We discuss how daylight savings and cooler temperatures can disrupt our internal clocks, leading to feelings of fatigue and changes in eating habits. The conversation touches onthe science behind these changes, including the effects on circadian rhythms and metabolism. We also explore practical tips for coping with the seasonal shift, such as using light therapy lamps and maintaining exercise routines. Theepisode concludes with a lively discussion on the importance of self-compassion during these challenging times
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Join us as we chat about the surprising ways our smartphonesmight be messing with our health. From sneaky weight gain to restless nights, we uncover how our favorite gadgets are affecting us more than we think. We’ll share some eye-opening insights and easy tips to help you take back control.
Tune in for a conversation that might just change how you see your screen time!
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We had so much information from this interview, we are offering this bonus episode for free this month.
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In our chat, Dr. Ben White dives into why DEXA scans are agame-changer for understanding body composition, going beyond the usual BMI. He breaks down how these scans give us a full picture by measuring bone density, visceral fat, and lean mass.
We also talk about why strength training is crucial, especially for women after menopause, to keep bones strong and healthy. Plus, Dr. White stresses the importance of keeping an eye on body composition to catch any health issues early on.
Dr. White is a residency trained and board certified orthopedic clinical specialist physical therapist, husband, father, and general nerd. He is in private practice for physical therapy and as of last year opened up the first and only Dexa Scan body composition testing facility in North East Ohio, DexaFit Cleveland.
You can find him at www://cleveland.dexafit.com and on Instagram at Dexafit Cleveland
In our chat, we dive into decision fatigue and how makingtons of choices every day can totally wear us out, leading to those pesky cravings and not-so-great habits. We swap stories about how overwhelming decision-making can be, especially when it comes to food and social stuff. We also get into the science behind cravings, how decision fatigue messes with ourmental health, and share some cool tips to tackle it, like keeping things simple and automating decisions. It's all about understanding decision fatigue to boost our well-being and productivity.
Products Mentioned: Dr. Scholl's footwear
0:49 - Review of Call to Action
3:50 - What We Love
9:50 - Decision Fatigue
46:44 - New Call to Action
In this episode, we chat about the ups and downs of dealingwith long-term inflammation without relying on meds. We share our own stories and tips on how to tweak your diet and manage stress to keep inflammation at bay. Plus, we dive into some non-traditional methods to reduce inflammation that you might not have heard of before. Whether you're tackling inflammationor just want to live healthier, we've got some great advice and easy-to-follow tips for you!
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1:58 - Review of Call to Action
12:24 - What We Love
16:00 - Inflammation
46:02 - New CTA
Join us as we in our part one of an exploration of inflammation - what it is, how it sneaks up on us, and why it insists on crashing our party. From the drama of a swollen finger to the saga of chronic aches, we unravel the mysteries of inflammation with a dash of humor. Discover how lifestyle choices, genetics, and even that suspicious-looking cake can play a role. Tune in for some insights on how to keep inflammation from being the uninvited guest at your wellness party!
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In this episode, we talk to Emily Sadri. Emily is an expert in all things women's health with a focus on hormones. We dive into how hormones play a big role in women's health, especially as we get older. We talk about why it's crucial to learn about hormones early on, the hurdles women face during postpartum and perimenopause, and how hormone replacement therapy can help. We highlight the need for personalized care and how lifestyle choices can affect hormonal balance. Plus, we touch on sexual health, the complex dance of hormones, and why it's so important for women to understand their bodies better.
If you wish to visit Emily at Aurelia Health, you can use the code WEIGHTWHAT for a discount.
You can contact Aurelia Health at aureliahealth.com
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