272: In part 2 of my conversation with Dr. John Kim, he’s answering all your questions about autism, and how Tylenol, toxins and lifestyle can play a role in a child’s development. We’re also getting into blue light and its impact on sleep, skin and even cellular health. Make sure you listen to part one if you haven’t already! Topics Discussed: → What is the link between Tylenol use and autism risk? → Can lifestyle and nutrition changes help prevent autism? → How does glutathione depletion

Send us a text Are you tired of starting a new diet every few months, only to fall back into old habits? Do you feel restricted, guilty, and stuck in a cycle of wanting to be healthy but not knowing how to make it last? It's time for a mindset shift. I was honoured to be a guest on Adelle Onyango's show; "For Mannerless Women - @LegallyCluelessAfrica" In this episode, we cover: * Why "changing your mind" is the first and most crucial step to health. * How to stop feeling "restr...

How can we get to the root causes of so many digestive, nervous system, and hormonal dysfunctions?  Megan Abbott and her company Trifecta Collective use nutritional analysis, blood chemistry testing, and energy healing techniques to find and address what’s going on with their clients.  Megan dealt with a whole suite of challenges in her own life, including chronic back and hip pain/sciatica, heartburn, parasites, heavy metal toxicity, anxiety, depression,

In this episode, Mike explains why now might be the best time to tighten things up and sprint into the holiday season. If you need a little spark and some momentum, this episode will explain how to make that happen. ------------------------------------------------ Click here to apply for coaching! For some amazing resources and to be a part of a badass community, join our FB group HERE The personality assessment is now available online! Click here to take the assessment and find out what y...

Cholesterol has long been labeled the enemy—but for women over 40, the story is far more complex. Kim unpacks the truth about what really drives cholesterol levels, how menopause and hormones change the equation, and what small daily choices can protect your heart and energy for the long haul. She also shares her own family story with high cholesterol, the latest research on women and cardiovascular disease, and easy, realistic ways to lower LDL, raise HDL, and improve heart health naturally....

Peptides are everywhere right now, in social media, practitioner circles, and supplement protocols. But are they really the solution for autoimmune and gut healing… or just another overhyped tool?In this episode of ReInvent Healthcare, Dr. Ritamarie Loscalzo is joined by functional health experts Steph Jackson and Jennifer Whitmire to explore how peptides may support gut repair, reduce immune reactivity, and help stabilize autoimmune clients.They don’t hold back. This is a grounded, real-world

In this quickie episode, Ashleigh talks about five key ways to make fitness, strength, health, and body composition improvements even when you have no time - maybe you have young kids, a demanding job, or are just going through a period with very little time to meal prep, work out, or do the things you normally do to feel good. We have answers - because there are always choices to make, and the more informed you are about what factors actually move the needle, the better choices you can make with

Public nutrition policy plays a critical role in shaping population health through laws, guidelines, and programs that influence what people eat. In this episode, Emily Callahan, an expert in nutrition policy, talks about why public nutrition policies often fall short and what “success” looks like. They discuss how evidence-based nutrition interventions can stall due to political or practical barriers, and explore examples ranging from federal food assistance programs to sodium reduction

In this deeply personal episode, I speak with Dr Olivia Ong, a Melbourne-based GP and rehab physician, about her life-changing experience with a severe spinal cord injury, her journey through rehabilitation, and how she overcame multiple episodes of burnout. Olivia shares vivid memories of the accident, her emergency spinal surgery, regaining mobility, and what it taught her about resilience and mindset. She explains how the rehab system shaped her path and how she developed an evolving approach to

In this special episode, we say a heartfelt farewell to our beloved co-host Ashley and warmly welcome our new co-host, Laura McLain, PsyD, BC-TMH. Sam and Ashley reminisce about favorite moments from past seasons, unforgettable guests, and the joy of growing together through this podcast. Ashley shares what’s next for her and offers a touching message to you, our amazing listeners. Then, we meet Laura — a clinical psychologist, our Director of Training at Renfrew, and a thoughtful, wise new voice

After breast reduction, pleasure can feel far away — or even off-limits. In this heartfelt reflection, Shelley shares how rediscovering pleasure became part of her healing. She reframes pleasure as a vital sign — proof that your body feels safe, seen, and whole again. This is a gentle reminder: you don’t have to earn joy. You already deserve it. ✨ Join the private Facebook group: Off the Rack Breast Reduction Support for Women 💻 Explore resources + download your free guide: Fueling Your Body for

For decades, we were told things about food that turned out to be flat-out lies. From margarine being “healthier” than butter, to eggs being vilified for cholesterol, to fat-free everything being the key to weight loss—it turns out much of what we were taught was more marketing than science. In this episode, we’re digging into the myths we swallowed whole, uncovering who really benefited from the misinformation, and setting the record straight on what’s actually good for us. Get ready to question

Send us a text This conversation dives into the often-overlooked topic of lymphocytic colitis, focusing on its unique challenges and the nutrition strategies that can help manage symptoms. We go over the importance of fiber, hydration, and being mindful of gut irritants. Takeaways- - Microscopic colitis is often overlooked in discussions about IBD. - Patients may feel forgotten and have limited treatment options. - Nutrition plays a crucial role in managing symptoms. - Increasing soluble fi...

After 10 years with breast implants, I’ve made the decision to have them removed and in this episode, I’m sharing exactly why. From the risks of keeping implants long-term, to the mindset shifts I’ve had about body image, to my fears around what I’ll look like after surgery… I’m opening up about the full story.   We’ll talk about: * Why implants aren’t “lifetime devices” and what can happen over time * Common risks women experience, from rupture to systemic symptoms * The possibility of links to

SummaryIn this episode, the host discusses the common midweek motivation slump and introduces a simple two-minute reset formula to help listeners regain their energy and focus. The conversation emphasizes the importance of small, intentional actions to maintain consistency and momentum throughout the week, rather than waiting for a fresh start on Monday. The host encourages listeners to incorporate these quick resets into their daily routines to foster a sense of accomplishment and

On this week's episode of Beyond the Feed, freshman health science major Lila Polakowski joins host Erin Donovan to get a little vulnerable. Polakowski discusses the impact of social media and fitness influencers on her relationship with her own body and diet. Additionally, Donovan and Polakowski break down 75-hard, the disciplined lifestyle challenge that has flooded the internet.

Welcome to The Low Carb Keto Health Podcast. Today, Nicole Moore (Accredited Practising Dietitian) and Jody Bund (Professional Health Coach) dive into the complex but empowering process of behaviour change — how we move from thinking “I should” to actually living differently.We start by mapping the well-researched six stages of change (pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action, maintenance and relapse/termination) and invite you to reflect: where are you in this cycle? From

Is “clean eating” really the path to wellness—or just another shiny trap wrapped in kale and guilt? In this episode, we break down the myth of clean eating and why it might be making you feel worse, not better. From the moralizing language around food to the unrealistic expectations and elitism baked into the clean eating trend, we’re unpacking it all. Then, we pivot to something that actually works: real food and the 80/20 approach. Learn how this flexible, balanced mindset can help you reconnect

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You stand at the seafood counter, faced with a decision that feels both healthy and complex. On one side, beautiful fillets of wild-caught salmon, carrying a premium price tag. On the other, plump, perfectly portioned farmed salmon, offered at a fraction of the cost. You’ve been told to eat more fish for its heart-healthy omega-3s. The farmed option seems like a smart, economical way to achieve that goal. It’s the efficient choice for a peak performer optimizing their nutrition on a budget.See