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281. Hidden Aging Factors that Affect Cravings and Easy Solutions for Gut Health and Insulin Resistance with Dr. Jannine Krause, ND, LAc29 Aug 202401:06:33

As a cancer survivor, I’ve always felt like aging is a privilege. But now in my mid-forties, I’m learning firsthand that perimenopause, menopause and midlife bring their own set of body image issues and health concerns.

My clients ask me questions like: Should I lift weights to stay strong? Is it normal or OK to gain weight in midlife? Will I ever sleep through the night again? How do I focus on my health and not get caught up in vanity yet still want to look good for my age?

I hear you! And we all know that we can’t trust anyone on Instagram to give us the answers.

So in today’s episode, Dr. Jannine Krause joins me to talk about the free, simple things you can do to support your body as you age. Because you don’t have to “go downhill” as is often the default expectation, and you can take control of your health as you get older.

We discuss:

  • Jannine’s path to Naturopathic medicine
  • Body image issues in perimenopause & menopause
  • How to approach calorie restriction & the problem with extreme calorie deficits
  • Diagnosing stomach acid issues & H. pylori
  • Simple steps to heal your gut without supplements
  • Why we need to pay attention to insulin sensitivity as we age
  • What to do before you start fasting or biohacking
  • Protein intake recommendations & sustainability
  • How rest & recharge in a minute or less

 
More about our guest: Dr. Jannine Krause is a naturopathic doctor, acupuncturist, and host of The Health Fix Podcast specializing in helping women over 40 not age like their mothers or society. She has a doctorate in naturopathic medicine, master’s in acupuncture, and bachelor’s in biology.

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280. What’s Missing From the “Emotional Eating” Conversation with Dr. Deborah MacNamara22 Aug 202401:09:31

Have you ever struggled with family dinners, comfort foods, or getting your kids to eat? Or do you feel like you should be working harder to change your own eating habits? If you answered yes, then this episode just might help you make life-changing connections that have been elusive for years.

In this conversation with parenting expert Dr. Deborah MacNamara, we explore how food connects to our deep need for belonging, why there’s no such thing as a “picky eater,” and the many ways we can heal our relationships with food, fullness, and needing other people.

We discuss:

  • The difference between attachment and belonging
  • What Maslow’s hierarchy of needs is missing
  • How to focus on receptivity in relationships with our kids
  • Why food is often the place our relationship dynamics play out
  • The surprising connection between food, fullness, and vulnerability
  • Self-soothing vs satiation
  • Why feelings are different than emotions
  • The problematic invasiveness of “work mode”
  • Experimenting with being “needy” so we can learn to depend on others

 
More about our guest: Dr. Deborah MacNamara is the author of two books, Nourished: Connection, food and caring for our kids (and everyone else we love), and Rest, Play, Grow: Making sense of preschoolers (or anyone who acts like one). She is on Faculty at the Neufeld Institute and the Director of Kid’s Best Bet counselling.

 
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271. Over 40 Metabolism Myths with Liz Wolfe, NTP and Certified Personal Trainer18 Apr 202401:57:01

Liz Wolfe has been in the nutrition and wellness space almost as long as I have, so it's hard to believe our paths haven't really crossed until now! This in-depth conversation is a paradigm shift from how we often think about metabolism, which is basically just about calorie burning and  boosting. Metabolism—especially at midlife-ish—is about so much more and (news alert!) most of what we've read and been fed about metabolism and aging is either wrong or misunderstood. We also get into what Liz describes as her "intentional weight loss" with peptides (and the backlash) and much more.
Among the Questions Explored:

  • Why is hunger a good thing and what does it say about your metabolism?
  • Why does it feel like it our metabolism slows down as we age, even though current metabolic science says it doesn’t really change from 20-60? 
  • Why are muscle and protein so crucial to our metabolic health as we age?
  • What does Liz really want people to understand about metabolism as we age?

Top Questions from Insatiable Listeners (and being searched): 

  • Is there any way to “reset” my metabolism?
  • What is Liz's #1 tip to increase metabolism over 40?
  • What’s one food I should consider adding to my diet boost my metabolism?
  • Top recommendations for strength training after 40?

Guest: Liz Wolfe is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, Certified Personal Trainer, and best-selling author who encourages women to embrace their inner (and outer) badass while keeping the efficiency high and the drama low. She's the author of the Wall Street Journal bestseller Eat the Yolks, host of the award-winning Balanced Bites Podcast, founder of IdealAge supplements and Daily Aminos+, and creator of the Own Your Metabolism program. You can connect with Liz on Instagram @realfoodliz

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Transcript & Show Notes: alishapiro.com/liz-wolfe-ntp-interview-midlife-metabolism-myths/

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181. Pros and Cons of Gretchen Rubin’s Eating Personality Types17 Apr 201900:41:01

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180. Inner Food Rebel: Self-Sabotage or Self-Protection10 Apr 201901:15:07

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179. Healthy and Gentle Detoxing For Spring03 Apr 201900:41:27

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178. Pros and Cons of Intuitive Eating27 Mar 201901:08:03

There are many paths to become an intuitive eater. In this episode, Ali looks at the 10-step self-care Intuitive Eating framework offers, the gaps in Intuitive Eating because it doesn’t address the root cause of food and body image issues and how the goal of feeling in tune and satisfied from your food is often more triggering than restriction or bingeing!

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177. Information Overload: End Health Information Overwhelm20 Mar 201900:53:05

When does learning more about your health choices backfire? Whether it’s conflicting information or hearing things that sound too good to be true, learning more isn’t always helpful. In this episode, Ali’s client Sherri shares her path to separate marketing from health info, getting over the fear of missing out and how she found the most wellbeing in unsubscribing from most health sources to make room to hear herself.

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176. Pros and Cons of Weight Watchers (now WW)13 Mar 201900:56:16

Weight Watchers is trying to change their story from weight loss to wellness. Have they really changed? We'll welcome my former client Dr. Tina Boogren on to discuss the one change she did so that WW worked for her this time, why WW can support one person and sabotage another and how WW promotes snacking and zero point foods but you might want to not follow this for long-term success.

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175. Pros and Cons of the Keto Diet with Dr. Will Cole06 Mar 201900:57:29

In today’s episode, Dr. Will Cole stops by to discuss the pros and limitations of keto, why he created the ketotarian approach, including how to start on the keto path based on where you are, travel and eating out hacks to get healthy fats, stress’s affect on our ketosis potential and when the keto diet can be a way of avoiding doing the emotional work around food.

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174. Pros and Cons of Functional Medicine27 Feb 201901:09:45

Insatiable podcast host Ali Shapiro goes into her history with functional medicine and how it was both the catalyst for her radical healing and also the bridge to her leaving functional medicine behind!

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173. Pros and Cons of Health Coaching with Courtney Townley20 Feb 201900:56:39

The right health coach can be life-changing. However, depending upon where you are in your journey and with the varied education of health coaches, health coaching has lots of pros and cons. Courtney and Ali discuss when it makes sense to work with a health coach, the possibilities and limits of working with a health coach and how to choose the right health coach for you.


 

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172. Pros and Cons of the Elimination Diet with Jennifer Fugo13 Feb 201901:07:16

The elimination diet can be a useful tool or it can be a way to further restrict your eating. Jennifer Fugo stops by to discuss the pros and cons of the elimination diet, including how eliminating foods in and of itself doesn’t address the root causes of health challenges, whether or not you need expensive food allergy and sensitivity test and the foundational steps to do before you embark on an elimination diet.


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270. Quitting Alcohol and Managing Sugar Cravings with Laura McKowen [Rewind]04 Apr 202400:56:50

Alcohol is one of the most consumed forms of sugar and quitting alcohol can lead to an increase in sugar cravings and consumption. In this episode, bestselling author Laura McKowen and I discuss:

  • How she stopped eating so much sugar after it initially increased with sobriety
  • The relationship between her drinking and history of eating disorders
  • Her process to sobriety, which included recognizing our collective, unhealthy story around alcohol and her most important practice
  • How she learned to own her personal story and discern what was her truth versus the judgments she had about herself to heal her pain

Rewind Episode Note:
Increasingly, clients and participants in my Truce with Food group program are sober and now looking to examine their relationship with food, especially sugar. To explore this intricate relationship and and celebrate the recent paperback release of Push Off from Here: Nine Essential Truths to Get You Through Sobriety (and Everything Else) I've decided to publish this rewind episode (an Insatiable listener favorite) where I go deep with Laura about all things alcohol and sugar cravings.

This episode was originally recorded in 2020, shortly after the publication of Laura’s bestselling We Are The Luckiest: The Surprising Magic of a Sober Life.

Other Past Laura McKowen Episodes:

257. Alcohol, Food, and Body Image: Push Off From Here with Laura McKowen
262. Laura McKowen: Navigating Perimenopause, Alcohol, Food, and Midlife's Challenges



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171. Freedom From Falling Off Track06 Feb 201900:52:05

We're on hiatus until the 13th of February, enjoy this podcast episode.

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170. Always Hungry, Never Full30 Jan 201900:46:40

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169. Medium Well: Reduce Stress and Simplifying Health23 Jan 201901:47:23

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168. Naked Conversations: Food, Health and Injustice16 Jan 201900:57:09

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167. Being Boss: Health, Body & Business Connection09 Jan 201901:02:08

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166. How to thrive not just survive (Radical Healing)02 Jan 201900:57:33

Insatiable podcast host Ali Shapiro and guest Alanna Gardner discuss healing through holistic health and wellness. Alanna shares her story about the heart attack at 25 which altered the course of her life.

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165. Weight loss ranked #1 but it’s not the right goal (Radical Healing)26 Dec 201801:19:51

Weight loss has been sold as a quick fix to resilience and courage, two values required to make our mark on the world. Yet it can’t provide the self-awareness and skills required for this coveted freedom of self-expression.

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164. Light, mitochondria dysfunction and weight gain (Radical Healing)19 Dec 201801:17:12

Insatiable podcast host Ali Shapiro and guest Brandon Mentore discuss healing through light. Brandon shares what first made him pay attention to light as a factor in health, weight loss, and personal training.

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163. Patterns, Awareness, and Discernment (Radical Healing)12 Dec 201800:52:24

Insatiable podcast host Ali Shapiro invites one of her clients, Andrew Thacker, to share his personal story of radical healing. Andrew talks about why he first came to Ali; what he discovered was the root of his snacking and overeating

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162. Relearn self-care for deeper healing (Radical Healing)05 Dec 201801:06:22

Insatiable podcast host Ali Shapiro invites guest Tashmica Torok to share her inspirational story of transforming her personal trauma into activism and advocacy to end child sexual abuse and support the healing of children and families. 

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269. Let’s Get Triggered: Oprah, Ozempic, and Our Outrage21 Mar 202400:44:56

Today’s solo episode grew out of Oprah’s Weight Loss Special Shame, Blame and the Weight Loss Revolution that aired on ABC this Monday night. Because it’s network TV, only so much could be covered, which is why I created this episode to go deeper. 

Most of the people having big reactions to Oprah's weight loss are those who’ve never struggled with their weight (and so don’t understand) OR those who have historically struggled with weight and haven’t yet found the peace they want with their bodies.

As someone who struggled with her body and weight for two decades, I know how sensitive it can be to be in a place where you’re struggling. Our culture is fat phobic and really hard on people in large bodies. I’m hoping this episode can help us unearth what’s really going on and why fat phobia is one of the last accepted prejudices.

The opportunities for us to be triggered are seemingly endless with these types of conversations. And yet, I believe that we shouldn’t let the fear of possibly triggering someone keep us from having these deeper discussions that can—over time—shift our perspectives for the better.  Let's keep the conversation going...

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Transcript & Show Notes: https://alishapiro.com/oprah-ozempic-outrage/






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161. A Healthy Relationship with Work (Radical Healing)28 Nov 201800:57:32

Insatiable podcast host Ali Shapiro and guest Nicole Lewis-Keeber talk about how changing the way we work can heal us. Nicole explains how (and why!) entrepreneurs and leaders recreate their unresolved trauma at work. Plus, the life-changing results when we begin to recognize our trauma patterns and dig deep to disrupt those patterns.

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160. Break free from loneliness and overeating with naked communication (Radical Healing)21 Nov 201800:54:13

Insatiable podcast host Ali Shapiro and guest Sage Hobbs discuss healing through self-expression and deeper intimacy. Sage shares her story around being diagnosed with cancer and how naked conversations supported her through both the challenges and benefits of that diagnosis. Plus, the healing effects of the kind of intimacy reached with naked communication and why relationships are critical to making changes in our lives.

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159. How We Eat Is How We Live with Brodie Welch14 Nov 201800:45:45

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158. GraceGrit with Courtney Townley07 Nov 201800:58:23

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157. SoMoney with Farnoosh Torabi31 Oct 201800:38:41

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156. Breaking the Patterns Diet and Body Acceptance with Andrea Owen24 Oct 201800:59:22

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155. How to Escape the Diet Culture Matrix with Sas Petherick17 Oct 201800:51:15

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154. Eating Triggers: Embody Self-Respect with Brodie Welch10 Oct 201800:58:37

Insatiable guest Brodie Welch, Acupuncturist, Chinese Medicine expert, and self-care strategist, will teach us how to not let stress trigger us to eat.

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153. Client Interview: Transform Self-Help into Self-Trust (Eating Triggers)03 Oct 201801:00:18

Insatiable host Ali Shapiro invites one of her clients, Eva, to share her personal Truce with Food story. This episode clarifies the reasons self-help is among the biggest eating triggers for clients who "fall off the wagon" (both with food and fitness).

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152. Clothing, (lack of) confidence, and food (Eating Triggers) 26 Sep 201800:58:10

Join Ali and Insatiable OG, former co-host Juliet Burgh, to clarify the reasons clothing is one of the biggest eating triggers for clients who "fall off the wagon" (both with food and fitness). When we aren’t confident in our clothing, it’s no wonder we turn to food. Here’s why.

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268. Hailey Rowe on Building a Sustainable Coaching Business06 Mar 202400:43:29

Hailey Rowe is a Marketing & Sales Coach, as well as a Linkedin Lead Generation Service Provider. She helps coaches, therapists, and service providers book clients, develop their no brainer offers and grow their income and impact. She shares her F.A.S.T. framework, marketing, and business tips on her Health Coach Nation Podcast and in her FREE Marketing Hub Facebook Group.

She’s been named as one of the Top 25 Coaches in Chicago (Chicago Entrepreneur Magazine) and one of the Top 6 business podcasts for health coaches (Primal Health Coach Institute). Since 2010, Hailey has worked in the coaching industry and in business development/marketing for startups. Hailey’s philosophy: You can have an amazing service and impact to make, but without a strong mindset, and sales and marketing plan, your business will remain a hobby.

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Transcript & Show Notes: alishapiro.com/hailey-rowe-interview

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151. Aging Gracefully in a Youth-Obsessed Culture (Eating Triggers)19 Sep 201801:04:15

Join Ali and Insatiable OG, former co-host Juliet Burgh, to clarify the reasons aging is one of the biggest eating triggers for clients who "fall off the wagon" (both with food and fitness). Ali and Juliet discuss their range of feelings on aging, and ways we can detach from the triggers of a youth-obsessed culture and embrace aging gracefully.

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150. Decrease the Power of the Scale (Eating Triggers) 12 Sep 201801:01:16

Join Ali and Insatiable OG, former co-host Juliet Burgh, to clarify the reasons the scale is one of the biggest eating triggers for clients who "fall off the wagon" (both with food and fitness). Ali and Juliet also offer ways to make what you weigh a less influential force in your life. Warning: this episode may blow up how you live your life!

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149. How to Have a Healthy Relationship with Social Media (Eating Triggers)05 Sep 201801:11:25

Insatiable OG, former co-host Juliet Burgh, joins Ali to clarify the reasons social media is one of the biggest eating triggers for clients who "fall off the wagon" (both with food and fitness). You’ll also hear ideas on how to have a healthy relationship with social media.

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148. Kathleen Shannon on Skipping One-Size-Fits-All and Experimenting Instead29 Aug 201801:12:05

One of the biggest eating triggers for clients who "fall off the wagon" (both with food and fitness) is trying to follow someone else's formula for how to eat, workout, or take care of themselves.

Kathleen Shannon, co-host of the Being Boss Podcast, stops by to share how she found her way by doing "N of 1 experiments" and how she’s come to trust herself to figure it out, and prioritize the sometimes-inefficient learning curve as a mom and multi-business owner.

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147. What Works Podcast: Ali's Brand Positioning [Interview with Ali—Rebroadcast]22 Aug 201800:47:28

We're on hiatus until the 29th of August, enjoy this podcast interview I was on with What Works.

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146. Flower Lounge Podcast: Tension of Opposites [Interview with Ali—Rebroadcast]15 Aug 201801:24:21

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145. Republic of Freedom Podcast: Why Change Is Hard [Interview with Ali—Rebroadcast]08 Aug 201800:54:44

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144. Why Am I Eating This Now? (Ali interviews 2 clients)01 Aug 201801:02:38

The on-off healthy eating cycle isn’t about willpower. Today, two of my clients join me to discuss 1. The root cause of falling off the healthy eating track, 2. Why we self-sabotage and 3. Why eating is worth it in the moment but not afterward and share their success stories moving through the truths we discussed.

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143. Nicole’s Food Freedom Story: It’s Not About Portions and Calories (Client Interview)25 Jul 201801:00:12

We have one of my client’s Nicole to show you what’s truly possible when you have a Truce with Food. Nicole shares:

1. Key health history experiences she didn’t know to originally share with me yet were pivotal in transforming her health and food

2. The one food she surprisingly needed more of and the pattern she needed less off to make food easy

3. The two keys that enabled Nicole to stay with her transformation process and lose 20 pounds (and counting) as a side-effect of living life on her terms.

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142. How to Have a Healthy Relationship with Your Body with Lianne Raymond18 Jul 201801:17:52

Today’s episode is mind candy for those of you who love mindset shifts! In this episode, we explore. 
1. “What if we’re not wrong for eating all the chips or cookies we want for a month?”
2. How thinking about our “relationship to our body” can get in the way of being comfortable in our bodies and 
3. How fat is related to intuitive knowing and power

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267. Esther Blum Demystifies Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) for Perimenopause and Menopause Relief31 Jan 202401:15:05

In this 7th (and final!) episode of season 14, I interview integrated dietitian and menopause expert Esther Blum on all things hormone replacement therapy for women. In the past 27 years, Esther has helped thousands of women master menopause through nutrition, hormones, and self-advocacy. In addition to her incredible expertise, I always love having on  guests who have walked their talk. Known for being Gwyneth Paltrow's menopause mentor, Esther is the bestselling author of See ya later, Ovulator, among several other books.

Disclaimer: While this conversation leaned heavily torwards the benefits of HRT, it's critical for you to do your own research and, of course, to always check with your doctor. This episode—along with every other Insatiable episode—is not intended to replace professional medical advice. 

Among the Topics Covered:

  • Why are so many women afraid of using horomone replacement therapy (HRT)?
  • What symptoms would someone be experiencing that would make them want to even consider HRT? 
  • What does HRT do exactly? 
  • What are some of the first signs that HRT is working? 
  • What are the different types of HRT?
  • What are some of the risks associated with HRT?
  • What are some considerations when researching HRT and discussing with your doctor?
  • How is HRT part of a larger midlife puzzle, but not a silver bullet?

Guest: Esther Blum is  an integrative dietician, menopause expert and bestselling author of See ya later, Ovulator. Esther has been featured on the Today Show, ABC-TV, and Good Day NY and is frequently quoted in goop, Well + Good, Forbes, Fitness, and Time Magazine.

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Transcript & Show Notes: alishapiro.com/esther-blum-interview-hrt/

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141. How to be a Healthy Mom When There’s No Time with Graeme Seabrook11 Jul 201801:03:07

So many of my clients overeat and overdrink because of the stress and demands of motherhood. Clarifying motherhood is separate from loving our kids starts to open up new possibilities for healing and eating well.

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140. How to Have More Energy and Focus with Mia Scharphie04 Jul 201800:52:49

Feeling drained is one reason we overeat and skip the gym. Mia and I discuss how she got out of really unhealthy sleep and work habits while becoming more productive, the “model calendar” we can use to better manage our time for more energy and tactic

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139. Inner Food Rebel: Self-Sabotage or Self-Protection?27 Jun 201801:07:35

Being told we want to rebel against our own health goals implies we can’t trust ourselves and that we’re weak. In truth, our rebellious eating is often a form of self-protection, not self-sabotage. In this episode, learn:
1. Why we eat to protect ourselves
2. The three different types of protectors that drive eating and...
3. The first steps towards non-food ways to self-protect

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