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Heallist Podcast

Yuli Ziv

Health & Fitness

Education

Health & Fitness

Frequency: 1 episode/16d. Total Eps: 85

A space to explore the many paths of holistic healing. Hosted by Heallist founder Yuli Ziv, each episode features thoughtful conversations with experienced practitioners and teachers across a wide range of holistic approaches — from somatic practices and herbal medicine to trauma-informed care and integrative wellness.

Rather than focusing on trends or promises, the show explores how holistic practices are used in real life: who they’re for, why people turn to them, and how different approaches support individuals at different points in their health and healing journeys.

Whether you’re a practitioner, a seeker, or simply curious about holistic health, this podcast invites you to learn, expand, and engage with healing in a more informed, grounded way.

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29/10/2026
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How chronic stress shows up in high-functioning women with Kate Starr

Season 4 · Episode 85

Wednesday, October 28, 2026 • Duration 36:35

You can look successful on the outside and still feel like your body is running from a tiger that isn’t there. We talk with Kate Starr, MPH, a Certified Nervous System Regulation Practitioner, public health professional, and the founder of Aligned With Kate, about how chronic stress and burnout show up in high-functioning women who “do it all” yet feel restless, exhausted, and disconnected.

We get specific about red flags, why wearables only tell part of the story, and how somatic, body-first regulation helps you rebuild safety without turning healing into another performance.

• normalizing stress as a rite of passage for high achievers
• separating stressful moments from a chronic stress state that lingers
• noticing telltale signs like restlessness at rest, dread in the morning, irritability, doom scrolling, and weekend crashing
• using HRV and sleep data as clues while prioritizing real-life impact and felt experience
• understanding why quick protocols help short term but miss the beliefs driving activation
• reframing regulation as a path to autonomy and clearer choices
• avoiding perfectionism that turns healing into a checklist
• practicing body-first somatic movement to build safety and complete emotion cycles
• trying a simple reset today through movement, pressure, friction, and gentle flow

Check out Kate's signature Nervous System Reset program that has helped over 550 women break free from survival mode and hold more success, energy and ambition without burning out.

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Why joy takes practice and what monastic life taught about cultivating it, with Dr. Mamta Bhatt

Episode 84

Wednesday, October 14, 2026 • Duration 34:40

In this episode of the Heallist Podcast, we explore joy as a practice rather than a feeling that depends on external circumstances. Our guest, Dr. Mamta Bhatt, is a former research scientist with a PhD in macromolecular science who worked on projects ranging from space shuttle technology to US Army body armor. After experiencing years of chronic fatigue and other health challenges, she began exploring Ayurveda, meditation, and breathwork, eventually spending several years in an ashram in rural India.

Drawing from her scientific background, monastic experiences, and current work with executives and high achievers, Dr. Bhatt shares how joy can be cultivated through intentional daily practices, even within the demands of modern life. We explore the relationship between inner well-being and external achievement, how traditional practices can fit into contemporary routines, and why joy doesn't have to depend on everything going according to plan. Get practical insights on approaching joy with greater intention and creating space for well-being in everyday life.

This conversation is shared for educational and reflective purposes, offering perspectives on mindfulness, traditional wellness practices, and emotional well-being without replacing individualized medical or mental health care.

Key takeaways include:

Joy can be approached as a practice rather than something dependent on external circumstances
Meditation, breathwork, and Ayurvedic traditions offer different perspectives on cultivating inner well-being
Personal experiences can shape how we understand health beyond scientific and clinical frameworks
High achievers can explore ways to integrate mindfulness and self-awareness into demanding routines
Small, intentional practices may help create more space for joy and emotional balance in everyday life

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Movement as medicine: A functional case with Kristin Oja

Episode 83

Wednesday, September 23, 2026 • Duration 42:26

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In this episode of the Heallist Podcast, we explore movement as medicine—not simply as exercise to fit into a busy schedule, but as an intentional part of care alongside lab work, nutrition, and other health interventions. Our guest, Kristin Oja, is a Doctor of Nursing Practice and certified functional medicine practitioner who began her career in emergency medicine before founding STAT Wellness, a practice that integrates functional medicine with movement.

Kristin shares her perspective on bringing movement and functional medicine together in everyday care, drawing from her experience growing Stat Wellness to eight locations and serving more than 12,000 patients. We explore how movement can be personalized alongside clinical insights, why sustainable health often requires looking beyond isolated symptoms, and what an integrated approach can look like in practice. Get actionable insights on making movement a more consistent part of long-term health and well-being.

This conversation is shared for educational and reflective purposes, offering perspectives on functional medicine, movement, and integrated wellness without replacing individualized medical care.

Key takeaways include:

Movement can be considered an intentional part of a broader health plan
Functional medicine brings together lab insights, lifestyle, nutrition, and movement
Exercise strategies can be adapted to individual needs and health goals
Sustainable health involves consistent habits rather than isolated interventions
Integrating movement into everyday care can support long-term health and quality of life

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What your HRV says about your nervous system, with Jane Ollis

Episode 82

Wednesday, September 9, 2026 • Duration 34:29

In this episode of the Heallist Podcast, we explore heart rate variability (HRV), what the number on your biohacking devices may reveal about your nervous system, and why it’s more useful to understand HRV in context rather than treat each daily reading as a verdict on your health. Our guest, Jane Ollis, is the founder of SONA, a neurotech company developing AI-guided vagus nerve stimulation. A biochemist by training, former NASA intern, and Oxford University Business Fellow, Jane has spent her career at the intersection of heart science, technology, and human health.

Jane breaks down how HRV can reflect stress and recovery, why factors like illness, lifestyle, and seasonal changes may influence your readings, and how the heart and nervous system communicate. We also explore the science behind vagus nerve stimulation and the emerging possibilities of bioelectronic medicine. Get practical insights on how to interpret HRV trends more thoughtfully and understand what your wearable data may be telling you about stress and recovery.

This conversation is shared for educational and reflective purposes, offering perspectives on longevity and wellness that integrate traditional practices with contemporary scientific inquiry.

Key takeaways include:

HRV can offer insight into how the nervous system is responding to stress and recovery
Individual trends and context can be more informative than a single HRV reading
Illness, lifestyle, and seasonal factors may influence HRV
The vagus nerve plays an important role in communication between the brain and body
Bioelectronic medicine is opening new possibilities for nervous system support and health monitoring

Know more about Jane and her mission through her website.

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Nutrition for building strength, with Lisa Franz

Episode 81

Wednesday, August 26, 2026 • Duration 37:29

In this episode of the Heallist Podcast, we're talking about muscle, what it takes to build it, why nutrition is a critical part of the equation, and what people often misunderstand when they're focused only on losing weight. Joining us is Lisa Franz, who holds a master's degree in exercise science, health promotion, and nutrition. As the owner of Nutrition Coaching and Life and a coach who has worked with more than 250 clients, Lisa shares a practical, evidence-informed approach to building strength and supporting long-term health.

Drawing from her experience coaching women of all ages, Lisa explores why maintaining muscle mass is important for metabolism, mobility, and healthy aging. We discuss common myths around protein intake and resistance training, how beginners can build sustainable exercise habits, and why consistency often matters more than finding the "perfect" workout or nutrition plan. Get actionable insights on how strength training and nutrition can support overall well-being throughout life.

This conversation is shared for educational and reflective purposes, offering perspectives on longevity and wellness that integrate traditional practices with contemporary scientific inquiry.

Key takeaways include:

Resistance training plays an important role in supporting long-term health and muscle mass
Protein and overall nutrition help support muscle maintenance and recovery
Sustainable habits often matter more than pursuing optimal or intensive routines
Strength training can benefit people across different ages and fitness levels
Building muscle supports more than appearance—it contributes to overall health, mobility, and longevity

Find out more about Lisa and her work in exercise science.

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Rethinking what health looks like after 60, with Allison McCune Davis

Episode 80

Wednesday, August 12, 2026 • Duration 33:07

In this episode of the Heallist Podcast, we're talking about health, what changes for women in their 50s and 60s, and how a longevity-minded approach can complement conventional care. Joining us is Allison McCune Davis, a traditional naturopath, entrepreneur, mother of five, and author of Sixty Is a Good Start. Allison shares why she believes this stage of life can be one of renewed vitality, purpose, and opportunity rather than decline.

Drawing from her experience in natural health and her own journey, Alison explores the role of movement, hormones, lab testing, and daily habits in supporting healthy aging. We also discuss finding new purpose after major life transitions, how natural health practices may fit alongside conventional care, and why longevity is about maintaining quality of life as much as extending it.

This conversation is shared for educational and reflective purposes, offering perspectives on longevity and wellness that integrate traditional practices with contemporary scientific inquiry.

Key takeaways include:

Aging can be approached as a time of opportunity, vitality, and renewed purpose
Daily movement plays an important role in supporting mobility and long-term health
Natural health practices may complement conventional care throughout the aging process
Purpose can continue to evolve through different stages of life
Intentional habits and planning can support long-term well-being and fulfillment

Learn more about Allison's work in her website.

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Hypnotherapy for anxiety, confidence, and performance, with Craig Meriwether

Episode 79

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 • Duration 40:11

In this episode of the Heallist Podcast, we explore what clinical hypnotherapy actually involves with Craig Meriwether. With more than 15 years of experience, Craig explains how hypnotherapy works, the science behind brainwave states, and why many common misconceptions don't reflect what happens in a clinical session. We also discuss the everyday mental and emotional challenges this approach is often used to support.

Drawing from his client work, Craig explores how the subconscious mind influences beliefs, habits, and emotional patterns, why it prioritizes safety, and how hypnotherapy may help uncover the roots of persistent challenges. This episode discusses a practical understanding of how hypnosis works and what current research suggests about its role in personal change.

This conversation is shared for educational and reflective purposes, offering insight into clinical hypnotherapy without suggesting it is appropriate for every individual or situation.

Key takeaways include:

Clinical hypnotherapy differs from common media portrayals of hypnosis
The subconscious mind can shape long-standing beliefs, habits, and emotional responses
Hypnosis involves natural brainwave states experienced in everyday life
Exploring underlying patterns may support greater self-awareness and behavior change
Research continues to examine hypnotherapy's role in emotional and behavioral well-being

Explore how hypnotherapy helps release old mental patterns in Craig's website.

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The high-achiever wellness trap with Meghan Swidler

Episode 78

Wednesday, July 15, 2026 • Duration 35:07

In this episode of the Heallist Podcast, we explore the difference between adding more to your wellness routine and clearing what's underneath it with Meghan Swidler. After leaving a career in technology and venture capital, Meghan built a practice centered on cellular detoxification and root-cause health. She also advises consumer health venture capital funds and invests in innovative companies such as Function Health, bringing together perspectives from both the wellness and investment worlds. Together, we discuss why supporting the body's natural detoxification pathways may be a foundational step before pursuing optimization or biohacking strategies.

Drawing from her work with clients, Meghan explains common misconceptions about detoxification, why symptoms can serve as important signals, and how body awareness can support more informed health decisions. We also explore body literacy, lab testing, and the value of taking a simpler, more intentional approach to long-term well-being.

This conversation is shared for educational and reflective purposes, offering perspectives on holistic detoxification without prescribing specific protocols or treatment approaches.

Key takeaways include:

Why adding more supplements, peptides, and protocols may not help when the body's drainage and detox pathways are congested
What "normal" lab results can miss — and why the timing and context of a test matter as much as the number
The quiet everyday signals Meghan pays attention to
Why she works in a sequence and what can happen when people jump straight to parasite, mold, or heavy metal cleanses
Why high performers are often the most dysregulated group despite looking the healthiest
How Meghan thinks about detox beyond the physical
What to look for when evaluating wellness products and companies in an unregulated market

Learn more about Meghan's work on her website or in her book, From Deep Within.

Seasonal eating for longevity with Dr. John Douillard

Episode 77

Wednesday, June 24, 2026 • Duration 42:57

In this episode of the Heallist Podcast, we explore the intersection of ancient wisdom and modern science with LifeSpa founder Dr. John Douillard, as he shares his perspective on how seasonal eating, breathing practices, and digestive health may influence vitality and longevity. Drawing from both Ayurvedic principles and emerging research, the conversation examines how our bodies interact with natural rhythms and what can happen when those rhythms become disrupted.

Through practical examples, Dr. Douillard discusses the relationship between seasonal foods and the gut microbiome, the role of breathing in supporting lymphatic and immune function, and why food preparation methods have long been emphasized in traditional health systems. We also explore how modern diets, highly processed foods, and reduced exposure to natural environments may affect gut resilience, microbial diversity, and overall well-being. Listeners will gain insight into simple ways of thinking about health through the lens of digestion, nature, and daily habits.

This conversation is shared for educational and reflective purposes, offering perspectives on longevity and wellness that integrate traditional practices with contemporary scientific inquiry.

Key takeaways include:

Seasonal eating may support greater diversity within the gut microbiome
Breathing practices can play a role in supporting circulation, lymphatic function, and overall well-being
Digestive and gut health are closely connected to broader aspects of health and resilience
Modern dietary patterns may disrupt natural biological rhythms and microbial balance
Small lifestyle shifts aligned with nature's cycles can have meaningful long-term impacts on health and vitality

Access Dr. Douillard’s free Seasonal Grocery Lists to explore seasonal eating.

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The digital loneliness epidemic with Anthony Silard

Episode 76

Wednesday, June 3, 2026 • Duration 33:54

In this episode of the Heallist Podcast, we explore one of the defining health challenges of our time: loneliness. Joining us is Anthony Silard, professor of leadership and organizational psychology at Luiss Business School and director of its Center for Sustainable Leadership. As one of the world's leading researchers on loneliness in organizations, Anthony brings a research-backed perspective on how social disconnection affects our well-being and why the rise of digital technology has become such an important part of the conversation.

Drawing from his research, leadership coaching experience, and work as the author of Screened In and Love and Suffering, Anthony explores the links between loneliness, physical health, mental health, and modern technology. We discuss how smartphones and social media may influence our sense of connection, why loneliness increased during and after the pandemic, and what practical steps individuals can take to foster more meaningful relationships in their daily lives. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the difference between being connected online and feeling genuinely connected to others.

This conversation is shared for educational and reflective purposes, offering insight into social well-being and the role community can play in supporting overall health.

Key takeaways include:

Loneliness can have significant effects on both mental and physical well-being
Technology may increase connection in some contexts while contributing to disconnection in others
Meaningful relationships often require intentional time, attention, and presence
Reducing screen time can create more opportunities for real-world connection
Community and social support remain important foundations for long-term well-being

Get free digital copies of Anthony's two books through The Art of Living Free, where he shares additional research and reflections on loneliness, connection, and well-being.

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