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Ep 89. Buckle up for this sassy yet super vulnerable conversation with Dr. Scott Lyons, PhD. Dr. Lyons is a holistic psychologist, educator, and author as well as a renowned body-based trauma expert and Doctor of Osteopathy. He helps people break free from cycles of pain, limited beliefs, and trauma to restore vitality and live a more stress-free life. Dr. Lyons' new book, "Addicted to Drama: Healing Dependency on Crisis and Chaos in Yourself and Others" gets into the juice of drama addiction and charts a path to healing, without any sugar coating!
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When Scott realized he was addicted to a drama cycle as a way to distract from processing his own trauma and how he experienced withdrawals once he started dealing with it
The endemic of loneliness that we're experiencing as a society, and why we gossip
How the drama that we create is really a survival response to avoid feelings of abandonment
The difference between primary emotions (that we feel deep in our core) and secondary emotions (essentially depositories)
Why we do something Scott calls "revving" to give us a hit of stress or drama when we're uncomfortable in a feeling – like scrolling social media or listening to a sad song
How overscheduling or hyper performing academically/professionally can actually be a form of drama addiction
3 steps you can take if you want to unwind unhealthy patterns and come back to safety in your body
How to break free from trauma bonding in relationships – do you pick fights for no reason?
An exercise we can try to slowly and intentionally get more comfortable with being in our bodies instead of numbing out
Why every time we take in a stimulus (a stressor) we need to balance it out with movement because that helps us actualize and complete a stress response
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Ep 88. Today I'm sitting down with Brooke Baevsky, aka Chef Bae, an LA-based celebrity private chef to athletes, actors, supermodels, and even royals! She has amassed a massive following of "Food Baes'' on TikTok where she breaks the traditional allergy-friendly food stigma with delicious, health-forward & viral recipes. She also founded a non-profit cooking program for inner-city children & families in both Los Angeles and New York City, teaching people how to create a healthy, balanced diet on a limited budget. Chef Bae's technical background in Holistic Nutrition and Food Science combined with her hilarious, quick-witted personality make this convo and her approach to food so much fun.
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How growing up in a family with tons of food allergies pushed her to get creative in the kitchen at a young age
How living in an area with high food insecurity galvanized her to start hosting and teaching community cooking classes for kids
The modern-day concept of rebranding anything to make it look like a health food
Why she is the antithesis of the "perfect" Instagram chef – making parody content, telling wild stories, and being her authentic self
The craziest meal prep that she ever did, like a Caesar salad served at Coachella covered in edible glitter
The top bizarre foods and supplements that truly have worked for her professional athlete clients' performance
How to zhuzh up your food and drink with herbs, specifically digestive bitters
What a day in the life really looks like for a celebrity private chef (and what she cooks for dogs!)
How to decide what to charge people for your services, especially in the beginning when you're honing your skill and may be struggling with your self-worth
The importance of having mentors in your professional space and asking for help
How to find your niche and build your brand in the content creation space
How we're transitioning out of the era of perfectly photographed and curated food
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Ep 87. Welcome back to another episode of "What's the Juice?"!. This week I'm chatting with Stephanie Fox, a Somatic Nutritional Counselor who has spent the past decade guiding women to feel empowered in their relationships with their food and their bodies. Stephanie specializes in disordered eating patterns, binge eating, emotional eating, chronic dieting, and body image concerns. She is the creator of Somatic Eating®, a body-oriented, sensation-focused therapeutic approach to connecting to your body while you are eating.
Here's the juice:
how all of the gut protocols in the world couldn't cure Stephanie's chronic gut issues and what finally helped her
why if you're coming from a history of past trauma it's hard to practice intuitive eating and how somatic eating must come first
how binge eating is really just your body communicating to you how unsafe it feels
it's not about the food that we're eating; it's about the state that we're in while we're eating
how somatic psychotherapy is communicating with the body and learning the body's language through sensation, emotion, urges, and impulses.
the questions we should be asking ourselves when we are feeling triggered
why we need to create "micromoments" of safety to slowly introduce that it's okay to feel safe in our bodies
how we can confuse our own inner voice with the voices of others
why dieting is black and white and keeps us stuck in a box
ending relationships that don't feel safe to our nervous systems can be pivotal in healing our guts
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Ep 86. Literally everyone can benefit from this loving, light-filled conversation with Yasmine Cheyenne. Yasmine is a self-healing educator, speaker, and mental wellness advocate who helps people create daily self-care rituals to cultivate more joy and balance in their lives. Her first book, The Sugar Jar, teaches us that setting boundaries can make life that much sweeter.
Here's the juice:
how joining the airforce opened Yasmine's eyes to her unique gifts in helping people get through hard things
why we need to get curious and clear about what we are feeling before we set boundaries – anger, fear or something else entirely, like overwhelm
what self-healing is and how it can help us better understand and overcome the stories we tell ourselves
how her analogy of the sugar jar can help us understand our energy, boundaries, and resources in a whole new way
the importance of self esteem and how it doesn't happen overnight
how perfectionism and people pleasing stems from focusing too much on the external
why radical and compassionate self honesty is necessary for healing
the power of saying no and why we need to take ownership in our relationships
what to do if setting a boundary is making someone angry with you
how building up self trust can help us with codependency
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Ep 85. This week I have the pleasure of sitting down with science journalist and a New York Times bestselling author, Max Lugavere. This is an episode all about nutrition science and brain health and we focus on using food as a tool to protect your brain and prevent cognitive decline. Max and I share the unfortunate experience of having a mother who is suffering or has suffered from Alzheimer's disease and that is what we've dedicated this episode to today. We're deeply passionate about the current research around Alzheimer's disease and we want to empower individuals to use diet and lifestyle modification to slow this terrible illness.
Here's the juice:
consider this your crash course in nutrition science with a major focus on brain health
the root causes of Alzheimer's disease and the most common misconceptions
how does Alzheimer's develop and who is at the highest risk
why amyloid plaque may not be the root cause, even though it's been the dominating hypothesis
the role genetics play and how epigenetics can actually turn off diseases
therapeutic avenues you can take if you notice symptoms of cognitive decline
how a ketogenic diet can help the brain switch its energy source
why you should be eating Brazil nuts daily!
a fresh take on meat and saturated fat and why butter may not be the "health food" so many folks make it out to be
the link between insulin resistance and Alzheimer's disease
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Ep 84. We're back with another exciting episode of "What's the Juice?"! Meet the lovely Dr. Vivian Chen, the brains behind Plateful Health on Instagram and Lumebox red light therapy. Dr. Viv is spreading awareness about the epidemic of environmental toxins often ignored by traditional medicine and shedding (red) light on the chronic illness surge.
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Ep 83. Today's guest, Dr. Anna Lembke, explains exactly how to reset your brain's reward system so that you can feel happy again — without reaching for something external. Dr. Lembke is a psychiatrist, author, and Chief of the Addiction Medicine Clinic at Stanford University. This incredible woman changed my life and I believe she is the antidote our world needs as we navigate never-ending stimuli from tech, social media, and dopamine-releasing pleasures.
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Ep 82. This week Nick and I are on the mic basking in our wedding glow and answering some of the most common questions we've received. A year ago we had no idea where we wanted to have our wedding, how to find a planner, and what we wanted to do to make our day feel like "us". We pulled it off and managed to achieve our perfect day!
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Ep 81. Today's guest, Jaskrit Bhalla, is a permaculture designer, California Naturalist, and student of herbal medicine. At such a young age, her work is making a major impact on the environment and her local community. She has a way of inspiring those around her to take action wherever they can whether it's composting at home, making broth with food scraps, or reducing waste in tiny ways. I think you're going to find this episode super inspiring and actionable!
Here's the juice:
She is so wise and poetic when it comes to both how she tells her story and how she lives her life… you're going to want to compost and go outside to touch plants immediately after listening to this episode!
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Ep 80. This week's episode is with none other than the amazing Michelle Shapiro! In this insightful conversation, Michelle, a Holistic RD and self-proclaimed "Queen of the Middle Ground," shares her expertise after years of working with over a thousand clients. Michelle's approach to functional nutrition involves understanding the unique story of each individual, their environment, and the timeline that led them to their current situation. By identifying the root causes, she aims to heal issues rather than just managing them superficially. For instance, there's a big difference between avoiding certain foods for acid reflux versus understanding the deeper reasons behind the issue.
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