I'm Pregnant! How to Prepare for Pregnancy BEFORE You Start Trying | Preconception Nutrition & Habits I Followed - Solo Ep: Eli Brecher (Nutritionist)The Gut 360 Podcast - Episode 44 / Season 4, Episode 1I’m pregnant! To kick off Season 4, I’m taking you behind the scenes of the six months I spent preparing my body for pregnancy before we started trying to conceive.As a Registered Associate Nutritionist, I knew I wanted to focus on the things within my control – without striving for

"She thinks she's fine." "She gets annoyed every time I bring up nutrition." "She thinks you're going to tell her what she can and can't eat." So does your gymnast need to be fully bought in before she can get help? If you know your gymnast needs better fueling but every conversation about food ends in eye rolls or a slammed door, this episode is for you. Christina makes the case that not wanting help and not needing help are two very different things, and that when it comes to gymnast nutrit...

PFAS chemicals were never supposed to end up in our bloodstreams, our drinking water, or our food — yet today, they’re everywhere. Non‑stick pans, food packaging, waterproof clothing, firefighting foam, cosmetics, even the soil that grows our crops. In this episode of The Bitter Truth About Food, we uncover how a handful of corporations created one of the most widespread chemical contaminations in history… and then spent decades hiding the truth.It starts in the 1940s, when chemical companies

Send us Fan Mail You absolutely do not ever have to exercise to lose weight and we need to talk about it. Support the show Please consider heading to buymeacoffee.com/CharlotteSkanes to show your support. It helps me keep the podcast going. Looking for help on your weight loss journey? • My Membership Community Flamingo Forum! Join HERE • My Immersive Weight Loss Experience: Sustainable 7 • My Cookbook 'Disruptor' • Free Guide ‘Getting Started for the Last Time’ • Weight Loss Work...

In this week's episode, Kacy & Tyler talk about the three main factors that cause the urge to snack at night.

***Top 5% Globally Ranked*** Can Six Weeks Improve Insulin Resistance? What Our Metabolic Intensive Taught MeCan a low-carbohydrate ketogenic lifestyle improve insulin resistance, blood sugar, fatty liver, and metabolic health in only six weeks? In Episode 49 of the Health Beyond Weight Loss Podcast, TaShawn Davis, RN, explains what the six-week Metabolic Intensive taught her about her clients while she taught about carbohydrate restriction, insulin sensitivity, liver fat, hunger cues, sugar

Body-image therapist Zoe Bisbing joins us to discuss why body image is such a challenging part of disordered-eating recovery, how to deal with our body-focused inner critics, and why many people have such visceral reactions to public figures losing weight. In a deeper dive for paid subscribers, we discuss why setting limits with food won’t automatically give your kid an eating disorder, which limits are developmentally appropriate, and how parents who’ve had our own histories of disordered eating

This week I'm sitting down with Maria McCarthy, online coach and personal trainer (Miss Mac Fit), and this one goes deep.Maria's fitness journey began with a wake-up call: severe work stress caused head tremors, which disappeared once she left the role. She shares how she gained 45kg in pregnancy, struggled postpartum during COVID, and then lost 45kg over four years by learning nutrition rather than following restrictive meal plans.We get into what makes results last: identity-based habits,

In this episode of Shoulders Down, Leah chats with psychotherapist, mindset coach, and author Kathy Most to explore what’s really underneath emotional eating and binge eating. Kathy shares her own experience developing disordered eating in college and how that experience ultimately led her to a career helping others heal their relationships with food and their bodies. Together, Leah and Kathy unpack how food can become a coping skill for uncomfortable emotions and unmet needs. The role of c...

LesleyAnn Blank shares her powerful Carnivore journey, from years of health struggles and substance abuse to being healthier, stronger, and more energized at age 55.After discovering Carnivore through the Joe Rogan podcast and Jordan Peterson, LesleyAnn went all in. She eliminated processed foods and the foods she felt were contributing to her struggles, and says her transformation was dramatic.She talks openly about getting sober, changing her friendships and lifestyle, overcoming cravings, and

Are you concerned about your breast health? Are you are estrogen dominant or have hormone imbalance? Do you want to stay proactive in breast cancer prevention? Are you looking to support breast cancer treatment with natural medicine?This episode is for you, Ali Miller RD, discusses the hormone influence on breast tissue and breast cancer. She unpacks the three types of estrogen, the role of the liver and various metabolic pathways of estrogen clearance and how this impacts whole body health and

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is often associated with symptoms like being unable to focus, hyperactivity, and trouble managing time. But ADHD can present in a myriad of different ways, and women have long been overlooked and underdiagnosed when it comes to these kinds of neurodivergent conditions. Today, you’re going to discover what ADHD is like for women, why it’s different than the way it presents in men, and what you can actually do to work alongside your brain for better health and

🚀 WE'RE LOCKING THE F*CK IN FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS... This is the time of year when most women start checking out, get complacent, and set their health goals aside until January. Not in my world. You're here to solve this sh*t for the very last time.  So, for the next 30 days, I'm dropping a new episode of Healthy Eating For Smart Women every single day because you have time to waste not guaranteeing that you'll be a different version of yourself by next year.  Consider this your permission slip to

Projects, programs, and portfolios may sound similar, but the PMP exam expects you to understand exactly how they differ. In this episode, we’ll break down what each one is, how they relate to organizational strategy, and how to recognize them in scenario-based questions. By the end, you’ll have a simple way to distinguish projects, programs, and portfolios when the exam tries to blur the lines.

Gestational diabetes may disappear after pregnancy, but does the underlying metabolic risk disappear with it? In this episode of Diet Notes, Susie explains why a history of gestational diabetes should be treated as an important long-term warning sign for metabolic health, particularly as women move through their 30s, 40s and into perimenopause. After seeing several women in a single week struggling with weight gain and insulin resistance years after having gestational diabetes, Susie explor...

How do you continue making progress when you have already been training for years?In this episode of The Bodybuilding Dietitians Podcast, we share what our training and nutrition currently look like, the physique goals we are working towards and which variables we are adjusting to keep progressing. We discuss when adding more training volume may be useful, when execution and intensity deserve more attention, and why doing more work can become counterproductive if training quality or recovery

Bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, gum recession, and tenderness can be warning signs of gum disease that needs more than a routine dental cleaning. This episode explains when a deep cleaning may be recommended and how scaling and root planing helps treat problems below the gum line. Warning signs you may need a deep cleaningHow gum disease progresses from gingivitis to periodontitisThe difference between routine and deep dental cleaningsHow scaling and root planing removes plaque and tart...

This episode is brought to you by ⁠⁠The Primal Skincare.⁠⁠ Dr. David Brownstein is a global expert in iodine. Based on clinical experience with 8,000 patients, over 97% are iodine deficient. Iodine deficiency can cause glandular problems like ovarian, pancreatic, prostate, and thyroid cancer, Hashimoto’s, and hypothyroidism. And you can’t get enough iodine from the diet.In this episode, we discuss:Hidden Iodine Deficiency: Why almost everyone is low in iodine and how it slows down your metabolism

Send us Fan Mail A Gluten Free Podcast Episode 256 On today's episode we'll hear from Ashleigh and her daughter's coeliac disease diagnosis. Ashleigh shares her struggles navigating her daughter's diagnosis, particularly in the health system, at school and in broader society. What we'll cover: * How getting Ashleigh's email sharing her daughter's coeliac disease diagnosis reminds me to continue to work hard in the gluten free space * Ashleigh's daughter's coeliac disease symptoms...