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The Holistically Correct Podcast is a space for open, honest, and sometimes challenging conversations about holistic wellness. What actually works, what’s accessible, how do we come to these conclusions, and how do we sort through an internet full of confident opinions and very little clinical experience?
I’m Alicia Hawes, Holistic Health Practitioner, Clinical Herbalist and Ayurvedic Health Counselor. You will hear a lot about herbs, Ayurveda, yoga, TCM, because those are my primary modalities. We’ll also engage in conversations with practitioners across modalities who bring real experience to the table, not theory. Because holistic means the whole picture and I want to examine that picture from multiple angles.
I began podcasting because I got tired of watching people suffer with bad information and no real guidance. This podcast is my way of reaching the people I can't sit across from one-on-one, sharing what a decade of study and clinical work has taught me about how the body actually heals when you give it the right resources, treat yourself like an individual instead of an algorithm, and start paying attention to what your body specifically needs.
Real healing starts with awareness. How do you actually feel? Where are you really at? But it doesn't end there. It ends with you walking your daughter down the aisle. Playing with your grandkids. Making love to your partner. Chasing whatever version of happiness you've been putting off because you didn't feel well enough to go after it.
This show is direct, factual, and comes with a spirit of open-mindedness and collaboration. No limiting dogmas. No one-size-fits-all answers. No gatekeeping. Just experienced voices and real information, shared openly in the hopes of helping you to feel better naturally.
📅 Book a session with Alicia here ---> http://l.bttr.to/xtlny
📝 Take Alicia’s free mini wellness assessment
🌐 Website: holisticallycorrect.com
✉️ Email: holisticsolutions108@gmail.com
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Everybody Poops: Ayurvedic Digestion, Stool Signs, and Herbal Support
Épisode 3
dimanche 3 mai 2026 • Durée 01:10:28
🌿Special Guest: ALEX MUNDT
🌐 Website: wildalexherbs.com
📚 June 6th Digestion Webinar ---> wildalexherbs.com/modalities/classes/discover-your-digestive-system
🎙️ Your Host: ALICIA HAWES
📋 Book a New Client Assessment ---> l.bttr.to/xtlny
🌐 Website: holisticallycorrect.com
📬 CONTACT THE SHOW
Have questions, guest suggestions, or feedback? I'd love to hear from you.
✉️ HolisticallyCorrectPodcast@gmail.com
🎙️Check out my colleague, Lila's new, podcast here: Herbal (R)evolution
Everybody Poops: Ayurvedic Digestion, Stool Signs, and Herbal SupportAlicia Hawes welcomes master herbalist and nutritional therapist Alex Mundt to discuss how holistic care can fill gaps many people experience in conventional healthcare, using digestion as the starting point for better outcomes. Alex shares her background, why Ayurveda “hit home,” and why stool quality is a key indicator of imbalance and prevention, including how Kapha, Pitta, and Vata relate to the digestive tract. They outline what a “normal” bowel movement looks like, how digestion works from mouth to elimination, and how stress and mindset around food affect digestive function. The episode covers common digestive complaints, costs associated with IBS, and accessible starting remedies like CCF Tea, hing, trikatu, and triphala, plus practical cautions about self-treating chronic issues. Alex also announces a June 6 digestion webinar and both invite listeners to follow for deeper future conversations.
00:00 Welcome to Holistically Correct
00:49 Meet Alex Mut
01:30 Alex’s Ayurveda Journey
04:33 Why Digestion Matters
10:09 IBS Costs and Constipation Myths
15:38 What Normal Poop Looks Like
18:13 Gut and Nervous System Link
22:23 How Digestion Works
25:37 Alkaline Water and Stomach Acid
33:01 Agni and Digestive Fire Types
37:28 Balanced Digestive Fire
37:53 When Agni Goes Wrong
39:38 Gut Health By Numbers
40:42 Health Choices Compound
45:29 Mindset While Cooking
48:22 Gratitude And Rest Digest
51:20 Dosha Timing Troubleshoot
52:56 Herbs For Gas And Bloat
54:27 Period Pain Digestion Link
59:33 Hing And Downward Energy
01:02:12 Trikatu And Triphala Basics
01:06:30 Safety Notes And Wrap Up
Filling the Gap: Collaborative Paths to Holistic Solutions
Épisode 2
dimanche 19 avril 2026 • Durée 51:53
📅 Book a session with Alicia ----> http://l.bttr.to/xtlny
🌐 Website: holisticallycorrect.com
📬 CONTACT THE SHOW
Have questions, guest suggestions, or feedback? I'd love to hear from you.
✉️ HolisticallyCorrectPodcast@gmail.com
📝 Take Alicia’s free mini wellness assessment https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScUB8qEphaxXjjylg2GwgIyLPqjuKnRdefILd5GKAS9TtbBWw/viewform
Check out my colleague, Lila's new, podcast here: Herbal (R)evolution
In the first episode of Holistically Correct, Alicia Hawes reframes “the gap” in American healthcare as an insurance-driven problem, tracing the rise of utilization review and prior authorization from early risk-pooling plans to today’s routine delays and denials—sometimes even AI-driven—shifting decision-making away from doctors and burdening patients. She describes how shrinking reimbursements and growing administrative demands leave physicians with short visits, limited prevention, and little time for education or cross-specialist communication, while urgent care expands to fill access gaps through volume-based care. Alicia explains how holistic practitioners can bridge what insurance won’t fund—time, coaching, prevention, and whole-person pattern recognition—while still valuing doctors’ diagnostics and emergency care, and she invites more collaboration across modalities. Listeners are encouraged to assess whether their doctor truly listens, and to follow along for upcoming episodes, including one on digestion and Ayurveda.
00:00 Show Intro and Mission
00:56 Why Patients Still Feel Missing Pieces
03:41 Respecting Doctors While Seeing Limits
05:17 How Health Insurance Began
05:58 Old School Doctor Visits
08:07 Utilization Review Explained
09:29 Prior Authorization Takes Over
10:34 Real World Lab Denials and AI
13:15 Who Decides Medical Necessity
17:57 Doctors Trapped by Reimbursement
20:40 How Holistic Care Bridges the Gap
24:17 Why Labs Cost More With Insurance
27:05 Urgent Care Takes Over
27:24 Volume Based Incentives
28:39 UTI Case Study Fallout
29:51 Herbalism Fills The Gap
32:41 Time As The Missing Medicine
32:57 Seeing Whole Body Connections
35:30 Algorithmic Blind Spots
38:08 After Hours Reassurance
39:17 Bridging Practitioner Languages
42:06 Doctors Warming To Integrative Care
46:22 How To Tell If They Care
47:51 Wrap Up And Next
Why The Holistically Correct Podcast Exists
Épisode 1
dimanche 5 avril 2026 • Durée 15:49
In this intro episode, Alicia Hawes shares the lived experience that shaped her into a clinical herbalist and Ayurvedic health counselor—from surviving spinal meningitis as a baby, to a childhood of poverty and limited care, to a major scoliosis surgery that left decades of pain, misdiagnosis, and years on hydrocodone before getting sober and finding a better way. She explains how chronic health challenges pushed her into formal herbalism training in 2014, how she now runs a telehealth practice for people who feel dismissed by conventional care, and why this new show carries the same edge and honesty as Herbalism Uncensored—just with room for deeper dives and new guest voices. Expect real talk on women’s health, chronic pain, autoimmunity, trauma recovery, detox myths, parasites, herbs, and Ayurveda, with the first full episode dropping April 19 on “filling the gap.”
📅 Book a session with Alicia http://l.bttr.to/xtlny
📝 Take Alicia’s free mini wellness assessment https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScUB8qEphaxXjjylg2GwgIyLPqjuKnRdefILd5GKAS9TtbBWw/viewform
🌐 Website: holisticallycorrect.com ✉️ Email: holisticsolutions108@gmail.com
n this introduction to The Holistically Correct podcast, clinical herbalist and Ayurvedic health counselor Alicia Hawes shares the personal health journey that led her into holistic care—surviving spinal meningitis as an infant, living with long-term effects of scoliosis surgery, years of chronic pain management with hydrocodone and muscle relaxers, and a misdiagnosis that resulted in unnecessary hormone therapy. She explains how those experiences pushed her to find better solutions and why she now runs a telehealth practice for results-oriented clients who’ve felt dismissed by conventional care. Alicia outlines the show’s mission: honest, practitioner-level conversations that “fill the gap” conventional medicine often can’t, through time, listening, and personalization. Expect guest interviews and solo deep dives on women’s health, chronic pain, autoimmunity, trauma, herbs, Ayurveda, detox misconceptions, and parasites, with the first full episode dropping April 19. 00:00 Welcome to the Podcast 00:09 Why I Do This 00:30 Childhood Illness and Poverty 01:25 Scoliosis Surgery Fallout 03:00 Misdiagnosis and Hormones 04:18 Breaking Free from Opioids 05:20 Finding a Better Way 06:00 Credentials and Clinical Work 07:05 Yoga and Whole Person Health 08:30 Herbalism Uncensored Origins 10:16 Courageous Wellness Conversations 11:10 What to Expect on This Show 11:53 Topics and Listener Requests 13:34 First Episode and The Gap 15:18 Wrap Up and Where to Follow
