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Great short Bonus Show for all our loyal podcast fans. This week a tremendous comedy team shares comedy and music...it's "Mack & Jamie" , stars of TV's "Comedy Break"; sharing loads of musical humor. Enjoy!

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I am honored to connect with Dr. Sandi Scheinbaum today.

Dr. Scheinbaum is the Founder of the Functional Medicine Coaching Academy, an initiative focused on helping practitioners and businesses hire health coaches who focus on chronic disease and reducing healthcare costs. She is an educator and clinical psychologist with a career spanning over 40 years, lecturing prolifically on the psychology of wellbeing, mind-body medicine, and the psychology of eating, and writing several books on health coaching, panic attacks, and anxiety.

In our conversation today, we dive into nutrition confusion, scientific evolution, biased myths and beliefs, contradictory messages, and how cognitive dissonance affects people’s eating patterns and attitudes toward food. Dr. Scheinbaum shares how she transitioned from being a vegan to becoming an omnivore, and we explore the role of Erikson's stages of development and family dynamics in shaping theories and behaviors around food. We look into the psychology of eating, social messaging, and the consequences of appetite judgments, food shame, and orthorexia. Dr. Scheinbaum also explains how to find local practitioners who can assist you in navigating your relationship with food, mind-body medicine, and cognitive-behavioral therapies.

Stay tuned for today's insightful discussion, where Dr. Sandi Scheinbaum unravels the psychology that shapes our eating patterns, attitudes, and approaches to food.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN:

Why is there so much confusion around nutrition?
The psychology of food labeling
How eating habits get shaped by childhood experiences and cultural influences
How we need self-compassion without judgment to develop a healthier relationship with food
The potentially negative impact strict food rules can have on the mental and physical health of children
How social influences and the desire to fit in affect people’s eating habits
Dr. Scheinbaum tells her story of shifting from veganism to becoming a meat eater
How gender differences impact eating habits
The benefit of having a health coach to support lifestyle changes
How thoughts and physical sensations are interconnected

Bio:

Dr. Sandra Scheinbaum trains people to become Functional Medicine health coaches and helps practitioners and businesses hire them because she believes that health coaches are the key to combating chronic disease and reducing healthcare costs. As the Founder and CEO of the Functional Medicine Coaching Academy, a collaboration with The Institute for Functional Medicine, Sandi is a leader in the field of health coaching education. As an educator and clinical psychologist for over 40 years, she has lectured extensively on the psychology of well-being, mind-body medicine, and the psychology of eating. She wrote several books on health coaching, panic attacks, and anxiety. Sandi founded FMCA at age 65 because, rather than retiring, she is on a mission to grow the health coaching profession so that millions of people can get the support they need to lead healthier lives.

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Salt, Sugar, Fat by Michael Moss

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Everyday Wellness with Cynthia Thurlow ™

BONUS: Psychology of Eating: Behaviors, Myths and Beliefs with Dr. Sandra Scheinbaum

Everyday Wellness with Cynthia Thurlow ™

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MP3•Главная эпизода

I am honored to connect with Dr. Sandi Scheinbaum today.

Stay tuned for today's insightful discussion, where Dr. Sandi Scheinbaum unravels the psychology that shapes our eating patterns, attitudes, and approaches to food.

IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN:

Why is there so much confusion around nutrition?
The psychology of food labeling
How eating habits get shaped by childhood experiences and cultural influences
How we need self-compassion without judgment to develop a healthier relationship with food
The potentially negative impact strict food rules can have on the mental and physical health of children
How social influences and the desire to fit in affect people’s eating habits
Dr. Scheinbaum tells her story of shifting from veganism to becoming a meat eater
How gender differences impact eating habits
The benefit of having a health coach to support lifestyle changes
How thoughts and physical sensations are interconnected

Bio:

Connect with Cynthia Thurlow

Follow on Twitter, Instagram & LinkedIn
Check out Cynthia’s website
Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com
Learn Functional Medicine Coaching

Connect with Sandra Scheinbaum

On her website
Instagram
The Functional Medicine Coaching Academy on Instagram

Books Mentioned:

Salt, Sugar, Fat by Michael Moss

The Dorito Effect by Mark Schatzker

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4 дня назад1:04:24

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6 дней назад1:08:55

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Today, I am honored to connect with Catharine Arnston, the Founder, CEO, and Chief Scientific Officer of ENERGYbits. I was fortunate to have had the opportunity to meet Catharine in person this past July at KetoCon in Austin. Much of her work focuses on optimizing mitochondrial function and recognizing that mitochondria are pivotal to our metabolism, longevity, brain and gut health, sleep, digestion, and almost everything else. In our conversation, we dive into what got Catharine passionate about algae. We speak about her transition from a corporate economic development role into a budding entrepreneur, the distinctions between micro and macroalgae, and the more than 100,000 studies that have been done- especially in Asia, that show algae are of the most alkaline and nutrient-dense foods available. We differentiate between spirulina and chlorella and explain their roles in our mitochondrial health. We also discuss how our stressful lifestyles impact our cellular health and talk about autophagy, red light therapy, immune function, and more. I hope you enjoy today’s eye-opening discussion about the value of consuming microalgae daily. Stay tuned to find out what microalgae are and what they do to keep you healthy! IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: How an issue with her sister’s health resulted in Catharine becoming passionate about algae as a food source. Algae is a food, not a supplement. How do macroalgae differ from algae? Spirulina and chlorella are grown as fresh-water crops. So they contain no iodine. They also have no lectins or oxalates. Catharine explains why algae are some of the most nutrient-dense foods available. Why are algae critical for maintaining mitochondrial health? Consuming microalgae every day means you do not have to deteriorate as you age. What makes spirulina’s absorption rate so high? The health benefits of consuming chlorella. Catherine explains how spirulina and chlorella differ and work together synergistically. How does chlorella differ from activated charcoal? What are the benefits of having chlorophyll in your body when exposed to red light? Catharine unpacks the immune-supportive aspects of spirulina and chlorella. Spirulina and chlorella are keto-friendly, can be used when fasting intermittently, and are safe for people with diabetes. Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter , Instagram & LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Connect with Dr. Catharine Arnston On her website (Use the 20% discount code: CYNTHIATHURLOW On Facebook On Instagram (@energybits) On Twitter (@energybits) Resources: Why Algae is a Food, Not a Supplement Article Algae Article Chlorophyll Article Collagen Article…

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Ep. 442 Listener AMA: Common Breast Health Questions Answered with Dr. Jenn Simmons 1:18:41

8 дней назад1:18:41

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I am thrilled to today reconnect with my friend and colleague, Dr. Jenn Simmons, who last joined me on Episode 432 . Dr. Jenn is an integrative oncologist, breast surgeon, author, podcast host, and the founder of PerfeQTion Imaging. In this episode, we address a range of listener questions, exploring the differences between screenings and diagnostic testing, the use of hormone replacement therapy in breast cancer patients, and more. We also dive into common concerns like fasting, what to do if you find a lump, and the role of targeted supplementation. I know you will find this discussion with Dr. Jenn Simmons informative, engaging, and incredibly valuable. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Dr. Jenn explains the historical context of mammograms How radiation exposure from multiple mammograms may be harmful for women in high-risk populations How some categories of fibrocystic breasts are associated with breast cancer Why metabolic health is essential for preventing breast cancer The benefits of HRT for breast cancer survivors Some common misconceptions about HRT How mold causes a breast cancer risk Why addressing the underlying causes of breast cancer is better than relying on medication The value of fasting for disease reversal and metabolic health improvement How creatine can improve muscle function and recovery Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com Connect with Dr. Jenn Simmons On her website On all social media: @drjennsimmons Podcast: Keeping Abreast with Dr. Jenn The Smart Woman's Guide to Breast Cancer by Dr. Jenn Simmons PerfeQTion Imaging…

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Ep. 441 Women & Heart Health: A Cardiology Masterclass, Part 1 1:22:36

11 дней назад1:22:36

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BONUS: Optimizing Adrenal Health: The Power of Lifestyle Changes with Dr. Izabella Wentz 53:36

13 дней назад53:36

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I’m delighted to connect with Dr. Izabella Wentz today! She is a PharmD, an internationally acclaimed thyroid specialist, and a licensed pharmacist who has dedicated her career to addressing the root causes of autoimmune thyroid disease. She is also the author of three books. Her most recent book is The Adrenal Transformation Protocol. Dr. Wentz joins me to dive into how to identify what is going on with our adrenal health and why adrenal issues tend to occur along with thyroid issues. We speak about her background and how it influenced her life’s work, the myth of adrenal fatigue, and HPA dysfunction. We also discuss the physiology of the adrenals, acute versus chronic stress, signs of a dysregulated HPA axis, lifestyle, the impact of trauma, and how Dr. Wentz’s protocol works. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Dr. Wentz explains what led her to write The Adrenal Protocol. What happens in the body when we experience significant amounts of fatigue? How the physical impact of acute stress differs from that of chronic stress. Symptoms of adrenal dysfunction (other than chronic fatigue). How does sleep apnea tie to Hashimoto’s and mitochondrial health? Lifestyle factors that may contribute to adrenal fatigue. Adaptogens and supplements that can assist in balancing cortisol levels. How to know when to cut back on exercise. Foods that support thyroid and adrenal health, and foods that could negatively impact thyroid and adrenal health. What is molecular mimicry? How does trauma impact adrenal health? Dr. Wentz talks about her latest book, The Adrenal Transformation Protocol. Something you can do right now to improve your adrenal health. Bio: Izabella Wentz, PharmD, FASCP, is an internationally acclaimed thyroid specialist and a licensed pharmacist who has dedicated her career to addressing the root causes of autoimmune thyroid disease after being diagnosed with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis in 2009. She is the author of three books on Hashimoto’s: Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis Lifestyle Interventions for Finding and Treating the Root Cause, Hashimoto’s Food Pharmacology, and Hashimoto’s Protocol, which became a #1 New York Times bestseller. Dr. Wentz currently lives in Texas with her husband, Michael, and their son, Dimitry. Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Connect with Dr. Izabella Wentz On her website Facebook and Instagram Get Dr. Wentz’s adrenal healing guide: The ABCs of Adrenal Support Find Dr. Wentz’s new book, The Adrenal Transformation Protocol Book Mentioned: From Fatigued to Fantastic by Jacob Teitelbaum…

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Ep. 440 Why Less Than 3% of Women Use HRT: Myths, Labs & Lifestyle Jackie Piasta, RN, MSN, RNFA, WHNP-BC, NCMP 1:05:03

15 дней назад1:05:03

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I am excited today to connect with my friend and colleague, Jackie Piasta. Jackie is Vanderbilt-trained and has been board-certified as a women’s and gender health nurse practitioner. She has been practicing since 2010. She serves on medical advisory committees for several foundations and co-hosts the justASK Podcast. In our conversation, we dive into the challenges and complexities surrounding menopausal hormone replacement therapy and FDA-approved formulations, looking at the minute percentage of women currently on menopausal hormone replacement therapy. We discuss supraphysiologic-dosing of hormones and lab work strategies regarding prescribing lifestyle, and Jackie clarifies how she differentiates hypoactive sexual disorder from low libido and dysfunctional uterine bleeding from early menopause. We explore IUDs, ablations, and other long-term bleeding therapy options, explaining how endometriosis can impact the onset of menopause. Jackie also shares her approach to managing patients who have had ablations or are using IUD therapies and not getting regular menstrual cycles, helping them to determine when they transition into menopause. This conversation is full of valuable insights, and we look forward to having Jackie back for a further deep dive into this pivotal stage of women’s health. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Jackie compares the varying information and lack of a one-size-fits-all approach in HRT with that of other medical treatments. Overwhelming options and fear surrounding HRT can make it challenging for clinicians to prescribe those treatments. How compounded HRT formulations differ from commercially available formulations The difference between a normal physiologic and a supraphysiologic dose How low libido differs from hypoactive sexual desire disorder Challenges of diagnosing menopause in women who have had ablations or hysterectomies or use long-acting reversible contraceptives Importance of evaluating postmenopausal bleeding to rule out endometrial cancer Transparency and open communication with patients about the benefits and risks of HRT Other health interventions to be addressed alongside HRT How endometrial biopsies confirm the presence of uterine disease rather than ruling it out Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com Connect with Jackie Piasta On her website My Monarch Health on Instagram Jackie on Instagram The justASK Podcast…

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Ep. 439 AMA #11: Supplements & HRT for Balanced Hormones with Cynthia Thurlow, NP 1:09:17

18 дней назад1:09:17

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Welcome to today's special AMA episode, where we dive into questions from listeners regarding supplementation to support hormonal health, hormone replacement therapy, and the specific circumstances surrounding perimenopause and menopause. We have included the relevant research links with actionable information to take to your providers. We will also happily share the provider PDF we compiled featuring experts across the United States who specialize in perimenopausal and menopausal hormone replacement therapy and links to MIDI Health, a telemedicine company I find beneficially conservative in that they can provide access to appropriate FDA-approved options to help women use their insurance to gain access to estrogen patches, oral micronized progesterone, and compounded options inexpensively. I know you will find all the information about hormone replacement therapy, perimenopause, menopause, and targeted supplementation invaluable, and please keep on sending us your questions. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: What are the benefits of DHEA for pre-menopausal women? Why the keto lifestyle and cardio exercise may not be giving Mary her desired results Amanda asks about incorporating estradiol into her hormone replacement regimen The difference between micronized and compounded progesterone Can Jody start HRT at 72? The symptoms of estrogen dominance What are the optimal estrogen and progesterone levels for brain, bone, and heart health? The importance of cardiovascular risk assessment for women on HRT The complex interrelationship that exists between hormones and neurotransmitters Is HRT safe for women with a family history of cancer? Why strength training, quality sleep, and stress management are all essential for menopausal women Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com…

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BONUS: Longevity, Fitness & Metabolic Flexibility with Brad Kearns 1:16:45

20 дней назад1:16:45

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I am delighted to connect with Brad Kearns today! Brad is a New York Times bestselling author, Guinness World Record setting professional Speedgolfer, #1 ranked USA high jumper, and a former US national champion and triathlete. He hosts the B.rad podcast covering healthy living, peak performance, and personal growth. Brad has always had high standards and a competitive edge that he never wants to let go of, especially as he ages. In this episode, we define fitness and dive into the cultural programming within the western medicine mindset. We talk about avoiding overtraining or training when we are stressed or sick, stress hormones, and the importance of having an ancestral health perspective on your physical activity. We also spoke about nutritional dogma, nutritional philosophies, critical thinking, and more. I hope you enjoy listening to today’s conversation with Brad Kearns as much as I did recording it! Stay tuned to learn how to pursue peak performance with passion throughout your life! IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: The importance of preserving functional lean muscle mass throughout life for longevity. How to improve your level of fitness in a healthy and stress-free manner as you age. Fitness does not have to be an ordeal that involves struggling and suffering. The benefits of sprinkling opportunities to be more active into your daily routine rather than going to extremes and pushing yourself too hard. What happens to your metabolic and hormonal processes when you over-exert yourself physically? Brad shares a formula to work out your heart rate limit for aerobic activities. How to change your mentality and become more peppy and active throughout the day. How to do more appropriate high-intensity workouts. What happens to your body when you go too hard for too long? Overcoming patterns of over-exercising, over-fasting, and avoiding certain macros. Brad discusses his nutritional evolution over the last ten to fifteen years, shares his personal alternative to fasting, and talks about his Carnivore Scores Chart. How to maintain optimum metabolic health and avoid losing muscle mass as you get older. Bio: Brad Kearns is a New York Times bestselling author, Guinness World Record setting professional Speedgolfer, #1 ranked USA age 55-59 high jumper and former US national champion, and #3 world-ranked professional triathlete. He hosts the B.rad podcast covering healthy living, peak performance, and personal growth with his carefree style and lively sense of humor. Brad has written over twenty books on diet, health, peak performance, and ancestral living, and is a popular speaker, retreat host, and host of numerous online multimedia educational courses at BradKearns.com. In 2017, The Keto Reset Diet (co-authored with Mark Sisson) became New York Times bestseller, and #1 ranked overall bestselling book on amazon.com for two days. Brad's main message is to encourage the pursuit of peak performance with passion throughout life. He promotes the importance of performing a daily morning exercise routine for a natural energy boost, improved strength, mobility, and flexibility, and better focus and discipline in all areas of life. Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Connect with Brad Kearns On the B.rad podcast On his website Resources: Jay Feldman’s The Energy Balance Podcast Mark Sisson’s Primal Essential Movements on YouTube Books mentioned: Metabolical: The Lure and the Lies of Processed Food, Nutrition, and Modern Medicine by Robert. H. Lustig The Keto Reset Diet: Reboot Your Metabolism in 21 Days and Burn Fat Forever by Mark Sisson…

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Ep. 438 The Rise of GLP-1s: Key to Weight Loss and Metabolic Health with Alexandra Sowa, MD 1:10:01

22 дня назад1:10:01

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I am delighted to have Dr. Alexandra Sowa joining me for our second conversation today. Dr. Sowa is a pioneer in obesity medicine, known for combining scientific expertise with compassionate patient advocacy. She is also the author of the new Ozempic Revolution book. In our discussion, Dr. Sowa shares her insights on GLP-1 medications and their role in metabolic health and weight management, and we tackle some of the biggest misconceptions about these drugs, exploring the differences between Metformin and GLP-1s and examining the damaging effects of ultra-processed foods have on our brains. We discuss the impact of the body positivity movement, yo-yo dieting, and microdosing, and Dr. Sowa offers her perspective on metabolic adaptation. We dive into the science behind how GLP-1s work in the body and some specific concerns about their side effects, and we also provide practical guidance on insurance coverage and answer a broad range of listener questions. I know you will love this invaluable discussion with Dr. Alexandra Sowa. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Dr. Sowa shares her experience with GLP-1 medications Why you must understand your metabolic health before starting with GLP-1s Some of the broader benefits of GLP-1 medications Dr. Sowa explains what food noise is and clarifies how GLP-1 medications can help reduce it Why healthy-at-any-size and GLP-1 medications are not mutually exclusive Why is Dr. Sowa opposed to microdosing? The importance of using GLP-1s for health benefits rather than thinness How yo-yo dieting impacts metabolic health The mechanism of action and side effects of GLP-1s Some tips for navigating insurance coverage and accessing GLP-1s The importance of protein and the benefits of low-carbohydrate diets for individuals with insulin resistance Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com Connect with Dr. Alexandra Sowa On her website On all social media: @alexandrasowamd Purchase a copy of Dr. Sowa’s book, The Ozempic Revolution: A Doctor's Proven Plan for Success to Help You Reverse Obesity, End Yo-Yo Dieting, and Protect Yourself from Disease…

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Ep. 437 Exploring the Link Between Money, Happiness, and Fulfillment with Sahil Bloom 57:46

25 дней назад57:46

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Today, I am thrilled to have my friend and colleague, Sahil Bloom, joining me. Sahil is an inspirational writer and content creator who captivates millions with his insights and bi-weekly newsletter. He is also a successful entrepreneur and the author of The Five Types of Wealth. In our conversation today, we explore the scientific research on the relationship between money and happiness, diving into time as our most valuable asset, how busyness can hinder progress, and why comfort does not lead to growth. We also discuss the impact of technology on our daily lives, the importance of stillness and solitude, the paradox of choice, the effects of loneliness, the power of curiosity, and much more. This discussion with Sahil Bloom is invaluable, and I highly recommend reading his thought-provoking book, The Five Types of Wealth. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: How money, beyond a certain income level, does not increase happiness Why it’s hard to break the psychological patterns that link money with happiness Why time is our most valuable asset How busyness and technology can negatively impact our personal growth and relationships The importance of being present and working through difficulties in relationships How loneliness affects people’s physical health How relationships tend to evolve and change over time Why Sahil views curiosity as the fountain of youth The dynamic nature of purpose Sahil shares a strategy to foster curiosity Bio: Sahil Bloom Sahil Bloom is an inspirational writer and content creator, captivating millions of people every week through his insights and biweekly newsletter, The Curiosity Chronicle . Bloom is a successful entrepreneur, owner of SRB Holdings, and the managing partner of SRB Ventures, an early-stage investment fund. Bloom graduated from Stanford University with an MA in public policy and a BA in economics and sociology. He was a four-year member of the Stanford baseball team. Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com Connect with Sahil Bloom On his website On all major platforms: @sahilbloom Find out more about The 5 Types of Wealth Buy a copy of The 5 Types of Wealth: A Transformative Guide to Design Your Dream Life by Sahil Bloom…

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BONUS: Decoding DNA: Genes, Mood, and Health Impact with Kashif Khan 59:57

27 дней назад59:57

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Today, I have the privilege of engaging with Kashif Khan. Kashif is the author of The DNA Way. He is also a two-time TEDx speaker, a celebrity longevity coach, and Founder of The DNA Company, an innovative company at the forefront of personalized medicine that has leveraged unique insights into the human genome. In our conversation today, we dive into the impact of our current healthcare system and share daily practices to help men and women enhance their longevity. We discuss the genome, considerations for bio-individuality and genetics, and how mood and behavior impact our overall well-being. Kashif also addresses some issues women face in midlife, including sleep problems, weight loss resistance, and bone health. I am sure anyone seeking a deeper understanding of these matters will find our discussion significant and most valuable. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: How the focus of our current healthcare system is on symptom management, not prevention The fundamental principles of the 2018 Harvard study on five practices that every male and female can do to live longer Kashif explains how his company created a tool to make genetic testing more accessible and personalized Why personalization in healthcare is so important How dopamine pathways affect the perception of pleasure and reward The symptoms of serotonin dysregulation Sleep disruptions and circadian rhythm in perimenopause and menopause How circadian rhythm disruptions can lead to sleep problems How our emotional intelligence impacts our ability to connect and empathize with others How broken detox pathways can lead to inflammation and disease How hormone dominance affects menopause, weight loss, and overall health Bio: Kashif Khan is the author of The DNA Way, a two-time TedX Speaker, Celebrity longevity coach, and Founder of The DNA Company, where personalized medicine is being pioneered through unique insights into the human genome. Growing up in Vancouver, Canada in an immigrant household, Kashif developed an industrious entrepreneurial spirit from a young age. Before his tenure at the DNA Company, Kashif advised several high-growth start-ups in a variety of industries. As Kashif dove into the field of functional genomics as the Founder of The DNA Company, it was revealed that his neural wiring was genetically designed to be entrepreneurial. However, his genes also revealed a particular sensitivity to pollutants. Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com Connect with Kashif Khan On Instagram On his website Go to Kashif’s special landing page The DNA Company…

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Ep. 436 Fear-Based Choices: WHI’s Legacy & Breast Cancer Myths with Dr. Corinne Menn 1:07:57

29 дней назад1:07:57

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Today, I am honored to connect with Dr. Corinne Menn, a board-certified OB-GYN and Menopause Society-certified practitioner. Dr. Menn is a 23-year breast cancer and premature menopause survivor and a BRCA carrier who draws on her personal experiences to assist other women in navigating their health challenges. In our discussion, we explore the ways the Women’s Health Initiative has impacted Baby Boomers and how fear-based decision-making, particularly around breast cancer risks, has shaped women’s health. We discuss the timing hypothesis for hormone replacement therapy, breast cancer risks, and misleading stats and look into empowerment and the differences and biases that shape the experiences of women in perimenopause and beyond. We examine why osteoporosis is a silent disease and how hormone replacement therapy can reduce fracture risk by 30–50%, and tackle the effects of poor metabolic health, the challenges of receiving a diabetes diagnosis, and how statin therapy can influence the course of menopause and beyond. Dr. Menn also shares her personal story of resilience and empowerment. This conversation with Dr. Corinne Menn is invaluable for all women- especially those with a history of breast cancer. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: How the Women’s Health Initiative has caused fear-based decision-making among menopausal women Why SSRI medications are inadequate in managing menopausal symptoms How the fear of litigation has impacted clinical decision-making in modern medicine The cardio-protective benefits of HRT How HRT can help avoid the risk of breast cancer Why starting HRT early is essential for cardiovascular health How racial differences impact women in menopause How early bone density screening can help prevent rapid bone loss during menopause The metabolic changes that occur during menopause How the lack of menopause education led Dr. Menn to experience premature menopause due to her breast cancer treatments Bio: Corinne Menn, DO, FACOG, MSCP Dr. Corinne Menn is a board-certified OBGYN and Menopause Society Certified Practitioner. Dr.Menn is also a 23-year survivor of breast cancer and premature menopause, a BRCA carrier,and uses her experience to help women navigate their health challenges. She has dedicated her medical practice to menopause management, the unique healthcare needs of female cancer survivors, and those at high risk for breast cancer. Now practicing exclusively through telehealth, Dr. Menn provides women’s health consultations and patient education. She is also a medical advisor and a prescribing doctor on Alloy, a menopause telehealth platform. Dr. Menn is an active member of the Menopause Society and a fellow of The American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology. She is a dedicated advocate and volunteer for the Young Survival Coalition, serving on their Council of Advisors, leading the Provider-Survivor support group, and serving on the Breast Cancer Alliance Research Grant Committee. She is a frequent speaker and podcast guest and has an active social media platform where she shares her mission of educating fellow clinicians and women on menopause and women’s health. Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com Connect with Dr. Corinne Menn On her website Instagram The Middle List Menopause and Cancer…

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Ep. 435 Gut-Brain Health, Psychedelics & Plants: A Medicine Revolution with Chris Kilham 1:03:15

5 weeks назад1:03:15

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I am delighted to interview Chris Kilham today. Chris is a medicine hunter and educator with a wealth of knowledge to share as an expert in his field. He has been involved in natural health since 1971 and has written several books. In today's discussion, we explore the differences between traditional plant-based medicines and pharmaceutical agents, looking at patents, industry trends, gut health, mental acuity, and inflammation. We touch on medical tourism and infobesity and discuss the limitations of plant-based therapies. Chris also shares his favorite plants for brain and neurocognitive health, his experiences with other experts and shamans, some fascinating details about psychedelic agents, and his work with the global plant exploration program at Groupe Berkem. This fascinating discussion on plant-based medicines is full of intriguing insights, and I look forward to having Chris back on the podcast. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: How plant medicines, which have been around for millennia, differ from pharmaceutical agents The high cost of bringing new drugs to market How patents impact pharmaceutical companies How emerging trends in the plant medicine industry are focusing on gut health, mental acuity, and inflammation The benefits and challenges of medicinal tourism The rise of misinformation and the importance of having credible sources of information Chris explains what infobesity is Chris shares his intense and positive Bufo Toad psychedelic experience and a story of a 103-year-old woman he met while traveling around, investigating shamans. How to navigate the purchase of good quality plant medicine products The challenges of regulation and the need for consumer awareness Bio: Chris Kilham Chris Kilham is a medicine hunter, author, educator, and TV personality who has researched medicinal plants in over 45 countries and lectures worldwide about holistic wellness and botanical medicines. Currently, he is engaged with Groupe Berkem of Bordeaux, France, a high-quality botanical extraction and science innovation company. Chris works on sustainable supply chains, botanical field exploration, and new product development. Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Submit your questions to support@cynthiathurlow.com Connect with Chris Kilham On his website Facebook LinkedIn…

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BONUS: Psychology of Eating: Behaviors, Myths and Beliefs with Dr. Sandra Scheinbaum 1:00:20

5 weeks назад1:00:20