New York Times best-selling author and distinguished thyroid care expert, Dr. Alan Christianson dives deep into today's big controversies like vaccines, grains, and soy. We explore the unexpected side of things you never thought were controversial like leaky gut, pesticides, and fructose. The goal is not to shock or outrage, but to help us all learn to cling tightly to our health, and cling loosely to our ideas. Feel an unprecedented sense of being able to communicate with love, concern, and science - and help us get back on track.
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Think You Have to Live with Pain? Think Again with Ryan Whited
Wednesday, June 12, 2024 • Duration 31:56
In "Medical Myths, Legends, and Fairy Tales," Dr. Christianson and Ryan Whited explore exercise-related pain and its impact on health. Dr. Christianson stresses the importance of exercise, even when dealing with barriers like injury and pain. Ryan Whited, drawing from his own injuries and his dad's sports career, really gets into understanding pain.
They debunk the myth that pain always indicates physical damage and introduce the biopsychosocial model, which takes into account physical, psychological, and social factors. They emphasize that pain shouldn't hold you back from exercising and share inspiring stories of people who have overcome chronic pain.
Discover the transformative insights in Ryan's book, "Pain Plus Performance," and consider the remote guidance from Paragon Athletics for a proactive approach to pain management. This discussion will completely change how you think about pain - it's a signal, not a barrier.
Key Takeaways:
(00:02) Opening: Unraveling Medical Myths
(02:35) The Pain of Training
(08:23) Back pain and osteoarthritis
(11:00) The biopsychosocial dimension of pain
(18:07) Physical Fitness: Solutions not just assessments
(22:31) Common musculoskeletal complaints, how to manage them
(25:42) Are Chronic Pain Barriers to Exercise?
(28:07) Conclusion of the episode
Ryan Whited, a personal trainer and accomplished climber, is the mastermind behind Paragon Athletics, a gym dedicated to enhancing athletes' performance through tailored strength and conditioning programs.
He co-authored the book "Pain + Performance" with Matt Fitzgerald, who has previously been a guest on my podcast. Their book is available on Amazon and in leading bookstores.
"And I can think of nothing that has a better impact upon all the elements of health that I talk about than exercise. And it breaks my heart when people are held back by that."
Thyroid Management Made Simple: Your 6-Month Plan to Better Health
Tuesday, April 30, 2024 • Duration 11:14
In this last installment of the Thyroid Beginner Series, Dr. Christianson has put together a comprehensive plan to help you on your thyroid health journey for the next six months!
Dr. C suggests beginning with a review of your medication to ensure that you are taking the right dosage that suits your needs. Then, he introduces the Thyroid Reset Diet, a strategic approach to optimizing nutrition for thyroid function. No worries, he's got your back! He'll make it super easy for you to adjust your diet with practical meal plans and recommendations.
Dr. C stresses the importance of taking quality supplements to address thyroid imbalances. At the three-month mark, he advises a recheck of thyroid levels to assess medication needs and iodine levels. Then, by six months, he recommends exploring potential comorbidities if symptoms persist.
Throughout the episode, Dr. C highlights personalized thyroid management. He encourages you to seek support from knowledgeable practitioners and advocates for perseverance in reclaiming your best health.
Episode Timestamps:
(00:02) Introduction
(00:34) Overview of the six-month plan for managing thyroid disease
(00:46) Medication review if you're on thyroid medication
(01:01) Possibility of deprescribing and getting a second opinion
(01:29) Finding the appropriate medication
(02:14) The Thyroid Reset Diet
(02:54) Dialing in your diet
(03:20) The reset phase lasting 3-9 months
(03:35) Starting on the right type of supplements and taking fewer pills
Marta’s story - Dangers of thyroid meds when overprescribed.
Tuesday, August 22, 2023 • Duration 43:58
In this episode of Medical Myths, Legends, and Fairy Tales, we have the pleasure of chatting with Marta, a behavior change facilitator who shared her journey battling hypothyroidism. The thyroid's primary purpose is to control the body's metabolic rate, which is the speedometer for energy conversion. If it goes haywire, it can affect the entire body system. We're talking about everything from sluggishness to skyrocketing energy levels. This is what exactly happened to Marta; she went through all the hallmark symptoms (breakouts, weight gain, renal change, depression, anxiety) of a person suffering from thyroid disease. While on desiccated thyroid medication, she learned through the discussion the importance of maintaining the correct medication dosage, eating healthy, and showing the body the TLC it deserves.
Marta's incredible tale and insights will have you rethinking everything you thought you knew about thyroids. There's so much misinformation about thyroid conditions that it's enough to make your head spin! Understanding the ins and outs of thyroid treatment is crucial, so let's dive right in!
Key Takeaways:
(0:00) Episode Overview
(0:37) Introduction to Marta, a behavior change facilitator.
(1:54) The story of Marta’s journey with thyroid disease.
(3:51) Diagnosis of hypothyroidism, experiencing the hallmark symptoms, and initial treatment.
(5:53) The ‘Spoonie Concept’ for managing energy and the body’s resources.
(7:18) Suffering from depression due to declining health.
(8:06) Initial benefits observed from the desiccated thyroid medication.
(8:52) Coping with weight gain, fluid retention, and overall electrolyte management.
(10:08) Desiccated thyroid for ten years, followed by a brain injury.
Thriving after thyroidectomy with Patricia Pomareda
Thursday, May 18, 2023 • Duration 48:45
Did you know that taking care of your adrenal system through detoxifying your body can help turn your life around? That's right! By understanding healthy habits like eating well, staying active, practicing mindfulness, taking the right supplements, and keeping an eye on your iron levels, you can make a big difference in your battle against thyroid cancer.
Joining us is Patricia Pomareda, a dedicated family nurse practitioner specializing in integrative medicine with a diverse background in geriatrics, urgent care, women's health, and primary care. She is a visionary; consistently advocating for her patients and deriving immense satisfaction from assisting them to attain optimal health and prevent chronic afflictions.
Following her diagnosis of thyroid cancer in June 2020, Patricia felt lost and fearful while undergoing treatment. Although she anticipated her life returning to normal, she quickly realized there would be a new normal to adjust to. "I was taking my supplements, I was eating, I was doing everything right on time. But when I went to go do my blood work. My ferritin was below range. It was super low. And so I knew because I was having all the symptoms of iron deficiency, this unreal fatigue. This is not the only thing but was a major driver for my source of fatigue. So I was just kind of piecing things together, like what would I do as a provider for myself?"
In this episode, join Patricia as she shares her journey with thyroid cancer and how it has impacted her approach to practicing medicine. She also explores her mission to promote public awareness of thyroid health and resilience through her clinic, The Integrative NP. Don't miss out on her insightful story!
Episode Timestamps:
0:02 - Episode Overview
0:35 - Dr. Christianson introduces Patricia Pomareda, Integrative Medicine Family Nurse Practitioner
2:42 - Dealing with neurological symptoms during COVID-19 pandemic.
Adrenal/Thyroid Connection with Dr. Izabella Wentz
Tuesday, April 11, 2023 • Duration 26:58
Adrenal stress is real. It can hurt your thyroid and cause major symptoms like:
Insomnia
Mid-body weight gain
Food cravings
Fatigue
How do you know what can help it? We now have even more evidence that adrenal symptoms can improve with natural lifestyle therapy. My friend Dr. Wentz created a protocol that was successfully tested for over 900 people. Most saw marked improvement in adrenal symptoms in just a few months.
She has a new book out that explains the adrenal/thyroid connection and walks readers through the protocol. In this episode, she and I discuss why your adrenals matter and what you can do to help them.
As a pharmacy graduate, Dr. Izabella Wentz is fascinated by science and the impact of substances on the human body. After two years of researching Hashimoto’s and Hypothyroidism, she combined emerging knowledge with her quality improvement expertise to run rapid changes on herself, leading her to discover the root cause of her condition. She has summarized three years of research and two years of testing in her book: Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis: Lifestyle Interventions for Finding and Treating the Root Cause.
If you experience thyroid symptoms, tune in to this episode as Dr. Izabella Wentz explains in simple terms how lifestyle changes can be used to identify and treat the underlying causes of adrenal fatigue.
Episode Timestamps:
0:00 - Episode overview
0:35 - Guest introduction
4:31 - Conversation regarding Dr. Wentz's move to Texas.
9:15 - Introduction to Dr. Wentz's trial, study, and survey.
Simple Autoimmune Solutions with Dr. Forrest Sauer
Wednesday, February 22, 2023 • Duration 25:34
If you have autoimmunity, there may be easy answers. Dr. Sauer (think sour like lemon) shared many simple solutions that have helped his patients.
If you’ve heard enough long medical words, you’ll enjoy this episode.
Autoimmune diseases are on the rise and not just a result of genetics, but also physical, chemical, and emotional stress that tax the body and lead to various diseases such as Hashimoto's, Celiac, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, brain fog, and others. Women between 35-60 years old are particularly susceptible due to their tendency to prioritize others over themselves, leading to hormonal imbalances and excessive stress.
Join us in this interview with Dr. Sauer as he sheds light on autoimmune diseases and how a holistic approach to lifestyle can help prevent and manage these conditions. Learn about his impact on people's lives and how he has helped them achieve better health and a more fulfilling purpose.
Discussion points:
0:02 - Episode Overview
0:33 - Reconnection between Dr. Forrest Sauer and Dr. Alan Christianson
2:51 - The Autoimmune Disease as defined by Dr. Forrest Sauer
3:39 - An analogy of autoimmunity versus allergies
4:58 - Environmental factors as triggers for autoimmune diseases
5:27 - What’s causing the rise in autoimmune disease and the physical, chemical, and emotional stress
8:08 - Some of the more common types of diagnosis and versions of autoimmune disease
10:08 - Health imbalances leading to multiple diagnoses
11:58 - The mainstays of conventional therapy and its drawbacks
Myths of Sexual Dysfunction with Susan Bratton
Tuesday, January 31, 2023 • Duration 39:57
Aging is inevitable but we’ve come to learn that our choices radically change how we experience it. Health has many facets and sex life is one of them. Most people lose their sexual interest and capacity as they age.
If you are among those who are frustrated by that loss, this episode will be full of welcome news.
In it, I talk with my friend Susan Bratton. She is a champion and advocate for all those who desire intimacy and passion their whole life long. We had a frank conversation about the importance of sexual health to overall health and how much can be done to improve it.
Our talk was detailed but not graphic. I learned quite a bit about concepts like female erectile dysfunction and the role of nitric oxide.
If you struggle with making love and staying aroused, tune in to this episode. Susan Britton made this difficult topic a very casual discussion to help us keep our partner and ourselves satisfied in bed despite how old we are.
Episode timestamps:
(0:31) Episode Overview
(2:20) What is sexual dysfunction for Susan Bratton
(3:18) How and why sexual dysfunction happens
(5:00) Myths about sexual dysfunctions in male
(6:26) Causes of loss of lubrication
(7:22) Libido, Desire, and Arousal and their differences
(8:09) Understanding the loss of lubrication
(10:37) Importance of blood flow for pleasure
(11:58) How prevalent does having trouble achieving satisfaction as you age.
(12:40) How essential nutrients keep genital functions
Adapt to the Seasons with Dr. Trevor Cates
Thursday, December 8, 2022 • Duration 28:52
Did you know your nutritional needs change as the seasons change? They do. If you learn to adjust your diet and lifestyle each season, your hormones will stay in balance so that you can have healthier skin and more energy.
In this interview, you’ll learn about seasonal adaptation and more ways to feel your best and look your best. Dr. Trevor Cates, the spa doctor, is an expert on natural beauty care. In the new podcast episode, we talked with her about seasonal and circadian cycles and also did an update on personal care products.
If you struggle to make your care products work, tune in to this episode. Dr. Trevor Cates will help us understand the importance of how our hormones change, what ingredients in our skincare are to be avoided, and other things we don't realize that are also impacting our health.
Key Takeaways:
(1:28) Introducing Dr. Trevor Cates
(2:05) The reason behind Dr. Cates' decision to talk about season variation
(2:48) How seasons affect our hormones and moods
(3:38) How sunlight impacts behavior and hormones
(7:15) Gut health discussion
(9:27) What's overzealous hygiene?
(10:45) Things to avoid disrupting microbiomes in personal care products
(11:51) Diethyl phthalate in fragrance
(13:30) Organic essential oils as an alternative mood booster
(14:08) The presence of Parabens in your skincare cosmetics
(16:08) Being aware of the ingredients of your cosmetics
(16:48) Regulation on organic ingredients
(17:57) What's inside Dr. Cates' book
What if weight loss doesn’t work? with Diane Lawrence
Wednesday, October 19, 2022 • Duration 48:38
Have you ever struggled to lose weight? Maybe not much more than a few pounds came off, maybe none at all, or maybe it came back on too soon.
Today’s interview might be inspiring. I talked to a person who had unsuccessfully tried to lose weight many times. She even found that the Metabolism Reset Diet didn't work at first. Yet she stuck with it and went on to lose over 60 pounds.
One of the biggest things holding us back is our weight. It can give us so many symptoms and it can feel like it can't ever change. So many try hard to lose those excess pounds. Some are successful, some are not.
Joining us today is Diane Lawrence. She's been very public about her story and she wanted to share it with everyone. It’s pretty inspiring, she had a massive change in body weight and a pretty big shift in health overall. It took her a few years. She had some false starts along the way but, eventually, became successful.
She will talk about some ins and outs on how that worked for her journey and just some inspiration. People realize that weight can be the cause of symptoms. Good thing is, it can change and even if nothing is worth before, it's still possible.
Key Takeaways:
(00:32) Introduction
(02:26) Internet, Social Media Misinformation
(04:41) More pills is the answer?
(07:16) The right mindset
(12:16) Traveling takes away stress
(13:11) Managing symptoms vs chasing symptoms
(15:11) People deserve validation and vindication
(16:22) How many ways can weight affect one’s health?
(19:43) Symptoms early along the journey
Healing Post Cancer Treatment with Dr. Amy Rothenberg
Wednesday, October 5, 2022 • Duration 34:12
It is no secret that effective cancer treatments can be hard on the body. In this episode, my guest and I address the myth that treatment is over after the last round of chemo or radiation. There are evidence-based Integrative medicine approaches that can be used to address symptoms from conventional care and to lower the risk of recurrence.
Joining us is Dr. Amy Rothenberg, both a provider and a cancer survivor, to understand more about this topic.
In this episode, we discuss:
(00:32) Introduction
(01:50) Dr. Rothenberg gets into triathlon
(05:00) Her experience as a doctor
(06:10) How people go through any illness without being a doctor
(07:11) Let's plan the dive and let’s dive the plan
(07:47) The internet is not our friend here
(08:31) The concept of doctors as teachers
(10:00) As a doctor and being a patient
(11:00) What is life after treatment?
(14:00) The realization that inspires her to write a book
(15:11) Say Goodbye to the Girls
(15:58) This is the book!
(18:56) One in three and the survivors
(21:30) Small steps to the right direction
(22:10) Aim low, aim long
(25:01) Fix that leaky bucket!
(26:00) Give yourself at least a year
(28:00) Direction of healing
(29:09) The positive spiral of health
(04:30) Rechecking your levels after 3 months
(05:12) Checking your therapeutic iodine window and the need for further evaluation
(05:41) When and how to test Iodine: Urinary to creatinine ratio test
(06:01) Scenarios related to iodine intake, including common pitfalls
(07:11) Points to remember when starting the taper deprescribing 2-month process
(07:40) What to expect during and after the taper
(08:13) Things to look out for in the 6-month mark
(08:38) When to check out for other comorbidities and working with a diagnostician
(09:16) The potential for improvement in thyroid health and seeking help if symptoms persist
(09:50) Got a feedback? Reach out to Dr. C.
"...this is a process that is known, that these things can work, that you can feel better again...for most people, their thyroid can take over a lot or completely. But even barring that, they should be able to feel at least as well as they did before the whole thing happens. If you're out there and that hasn't happened just yet, you need a different opinion. You need another set of eyes on this thing because something is being missed. Never give up on your vision of having your own best health back again."
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(10:43) Marta’s growing distrust in the medical industry and the Western medicine.
(13:31) Overdosing the T3 resulting in dangerously low TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone).
(14:38) Marta’s realization leading to her tapering off desiccated thyroid.
(16:13) Dr. Christianson’s anecdote about a patient who experienced hyperthyroidism.
(18:56) Discussion on the correct dosage for desiccated thyroid.
(20:01) Dr. Christianson’s interpretation of Marta’s dependency on desiccated thyroid: the cycle of feeling better and raising the dose until unbearable risks manifest.
(22:38) The history of testing thyroid levels.
(23:44) High mortality from heart disease among people on thyroid treatment around the 1930s to 1970s.
(24:53) Marta’s reintegration of certain types of foods following reading Dr. Christianson’s book.
(27:43) The pros and cons of both basic medication and overtreatment.
(28:45) The body’s need for a TSH.
(30:40) Taking care of your body and eating well to regain function.
(32:41) Successfully deprescribing and tapering from medication.
(33:54) Discussion on the T3 and T4 levels while on medication and in a healthy state.
(36:48) Misconceptions on the correlation of TSH and T3 levels.
(39:27) T3 levels that are continuously high as risk factors for both breast cancer and diabetes.
(39:48) Impact of elevated T3 levels on renal frequency.
(41:36) Relationship between the thyroid hormones, medication, and body weight.
(42:42) Discussion wrap-up
(43:03) Closing statement
Marta is not just your average person. She's a Spoonie, a mental health advocate, and a behavior change facilitator in employee wellness and healthcare. Marta sustained a traumatic brain injury years ago, leaving her with cognitive issues. During her recovery, she realized she was trapped in what the scientists refer to as the Intention Behavior Gap– the place between knowing what to do and actually taking action. Driven by a passion for discovering methods for bridging this gap, she embarked on a transformative journey involving the guidance of experts in the medical field. She proves that change doesn't have to be complicated or boring—it can be easy and FUN!
When Marta isn't busy discussing behavior change, you might catch her doing something silly at the Second City's amateur improv classes and hunting down the best gelato in town!
"...I had this really horrific negative experience and I still wasn't hearing them [the doctors]... and I had the same thing happen to me the following year. That's when it shook me...my mental health is more important than whatever other things I'm afraid of."
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7:52 - Patricia's thoughts on mortality and coping strategies upon diagnosis of thyroid cancer amidst COVID-19 pandemic.
13:03 - Using a patient-centered care experience to assist patients in receiving appropriate tests and diagnoses.
15:35 - Patricia's experience with thyroid surgery and the issues that persisted.
17:01 - Identifying any form of stress, be it mental, physical, or metabolic, in laying the groundwork for restoring physiology.
19:14 - The significance of exercising mindfulness and meditation, and detoxifying your body.
21:44 - How supplement selection and iron level monitoring address adrenal system care.
25:32- Understanding the importance of eating right, exercising regularly, meditation, and cultivating mindfulness practices for physiologic changes.
28:35 - Why thyroid cancer affects females more frequently than males, as indicated in statistics and trends.
31:10 - Early detection and treatment as the key to surviving women's health issues and the importance of patient empowerment in healthcare conversations.
37:38 - Resilient thyroid program and methodology.
38:25 - Establishing resiliency and optimizing thyroid hormones and adrenal health.
41:17 - Helping other people through integrative and non-integrative medicine.
42:43 - The gentle approach to iodine and the latest research on its importance for optimal health.
44:30 - Resilient thyroid methodology and other projects on integrative and non-integrative medicine.
44:53 - Patricia's journey in integrative health and her practice: the Integrative NP, balancing traditional and non-traditional approaches to healthcare.
47:40 - Final statement.
Patricia is an Integrative Medicine Family Nurse Practitioner. As a graduate of the University of Miami, she received training at the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine. She is a member of the Institute for Functional Medicine and is board-certified through the American Association of Nurse Practitioners.
In July of 2020 Patricia was diagnosed with thyroid cancer. She had a thyroidectomy and subsequent treatment. As a provider on the receiving end of treatment, she was lost and afraid. She was told that her life would go back to normal and learned very quickly that there would be a new normal. Her cancer journey has shaped the way she practices medicine and she has made it her mission to promote thyroid awareness and thyroid resilience in her community through her practice, The Integrative NP.
"Eating right, exercising, and setting up mindfulness habits (...) never ends, even when you're an adult. If we know what we have to do, we're able to get up faster and establish resilience."
10:33 - The connection between thyroid health and the adrenal side of thyroid care.
11:33 - Dr. Wentz's healing journey in addressing the symptoms of adrenal fatigue.
16:20 - Comparing the evidence and experience of the fatigue model versus dysfunction.
16:50 - The adrenal fatigue model, its association with other diseases, and its existence.
18:12 - Understanding adrenal dysfunction - how our body compensates under too much stress.
20:15 - Exploring how the body receives danger signals when deprived of sleep, insufficient calorie intake, and excessive stress.
23:22 - Solutions and practical steps to transition towards thriving and healing modes.
27:31 - Obtaining sunshine or utilizing a light therapy box early in the morning as one strategy.
29:49 - The potential of weight loss and a natural increase in metabolism to alleviate fatigue.
31:10 - How Dr. Wentz assisted patients in transforming their lives by modifying their lifestyles.
32:58 - At what point will the advantages of lifestyle modification become evident?
33:37 - Who should undertake all of the mentioned protocols?
34:15 - Where to get Dr. Wentz's books and other great resources.
34:47 - Episode closing
Dr. Izabella Wentz is a compassionate, innovative, solution-focused integrative pharmacist dedicated to finding the root causes of chronic health conditions. Her passion stems from her own diagnosis with Hashimoto's thyroiditis in 2009, following a decade of debilitating symptoms. As an accomplished author, Dr. Wentz has written several best-selling books, including the New York Times best seller "Hashimoto's Thyroiditis: Lifestyle Interventions for Finding and Treating the Root Cause," the protocol-based #1 New York Times best seller "Hashimoto's Protocol: A 90-Day Plan for Reversing Thyroid Symptoms and Getting Your Life Back," and the Wall Street Journal best seller "Hashimoto's Food Pharmacology: Nutrition Protocols and Healing Recipes to Take Charge of Your Thyroid
Health."
Her latest book, "Adrenal Transformation Protocol," is set to be released on April 18th, 2023. The book focuses on resetting the body's stress response through targeted safety signals and features a 4-week program that has already helped over 3,500 individuals. The program has an impressive success rate, with over 80% of participants improving their brain fog, fatigue, anxiety, irritability, sleep issues, and libido.
You can purchase Dr. Izabella Wentz’s books here -
14:33 - The most common pitfalls with generalized immunity
16:54 - The prognosis and what are the expectations in addressing earlier stages
18:42 - A story about Dr. Sauer's first client who successfully recovered from 25-year thyroid symptoms
21:32 - Reaching out to potential clients who will prioritize their health
23:45 - Connecting with Dr. Sauer to discuss whether functional/holistic medicine is a good fit 25:02 - Dr. Alan Christianson’s closing statement
One of the greatest gifts we have in this life is the gift of hope and purpose. Without it, life can feel like going through the motions. That is how Forrest felt when he was in his early 20s, feeling fat, sick, and depressed, it was even while getting his doctorate in chiropractic he was told "this is how life was". It wasn't until a friend asked him to attend a seminar on nutrition did he get his first exposure to the world of wellness. From that time on Forrest has coached and impacted thousands of lives towards better health and hopefully a better purpose.
Get to know more about Dr. Forrest Sauer's work by visiting him through this website: Twin Oaks Health or these links:
“I take a 5-pillars-of-health approach to wellness Detoxification, Nutrition, Fitness, Hormones, and Mentorship. What I mean by this is we do not address one facet of a person's life we look at all areas and customize our recommendations for the client.” - Dr. Forrest Sauer
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(13:48) 2 categories of reversing the ravages of aging in our genital system
(15:18) What is “V-Fit” and where to get it
(16:10) Rejuvenating erectile tissues with “PRP-shots (O-shots)”
(19:36) Stimulating new tissue growth with “Femiwave”
(22:15) Importance of a healthy sexuality
(23:13) Expounding on libido, desire, and arousal
(26:00) Normalcy of male masturbation
(27:22) Having sex: what is it really for both genders?
(29:22) What happens when partners stop having intercourse?
(30:40) Relevance of intimate relationship
(32:25) Magic Pill Method Technique by Susan
(35:54) Susan’s message for listeners
(36:24) Discussion on The Flow Supplement (Nitric Oxide Booster)
Susan Bratton is the co-founder and CEO of two corporations: Personal Life Media, Inc., a publisher of heart-connected lovemaking techniques and bedroom communication skills, and The20, LLC., a manufacturer of organic and botanical supplements that enhance sexual vitality. As well as a best-selling author and publisher of 44 books and programs including Sexual Soulmates, Relationship Magic, Revive Her Drive, Ravish Him, Steamy Sex Ed™, The Passion Patch, Hormone Balancing, and Hot To Trot.
She has also been featured in the New York Times and on CNBC and the TODAY show, as well as frequent appearances on ABC, CBS, The CW, Fox, and NBC.
“There’s the Golden rule and the Platinum rule - Golden rule is “Do unto others as you have them do unto you;” Platinum rule is “Treat your partner the way they want to be treated, not the way you want to be treated.” – Susan Bratton.
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(19:44) Growing up in a wheat-free home
(21:18) Misconception about superfoods
(22:01) More DIY recipes you can find in the book
(22:41) Wisdom of sustainable food
(24:28) Understanding your circadian rhythm
(25:58) What Dr. Christianson thinks about the book (Natural Beauty Reset)
(26:25) Where to grab a copy of Dr. Cates' book
Dr. Trevor Cates is the author of the USA Today bestselling book 'Clean Skin From Within' and founder of The Spa Dr. natural skincare line. She's the first woman licensed as a naturopathic doctor in California and was the doctor in several world-renowned spas in Park City, Utah. She continues to help women worldwide with a focus on skin and hormones. She has been featured on various TV shows, including The Doctors and Extra TV. Dr. Cates also hosts the Hormones, Health & Harmony Docuseries, The Woman's Doctor Podcast, the PBS show, and Younger Skin From Within.
“Just because a product says it’s Natural, doesn’t mean that it is. The words Natural and Hypoallergenic have zero regulations […] Anyone can call their products Natural.”
– Trevor Cates
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(21:03) Attitude towards failure in the journey
(24:45) Cycles of reset and maintenance
(29:16) Looking back
(34:00) How food is affecting you on the following hour and days
(36:14) Doing active and physical things
(39:15) Trying new things
(43:41) Her final advice
"You've lost some weight, now, force yourself every day! I'm going to walk. I am going to do an elliptical. I am going to do a bike. I'm doing something for me and it's you right here that counts in making those little changes every day. In time, you're going to feel amazing."
– Diane Lawrence
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(30:00) Where can they get her book “You Finished Treatment, Now What?”
Dr. Amy Rothenberg has practiced naturopathic medicine since 1986. She was the longtime medical editor for the Institute of Natural Medicine. When diagnosed with cancer in 2014, Dr. Rothenberg sought care at a renowned teaching hospital and had naturopathic doctors who specialize in integrative oncology on her medical dream team. Her book, You Finished Treatment, Now What? A Field Guide for Cancer Survivors is a roadmap for lifestyle and natural medicine to address health challenges that persist after care, and to reduce the risk of recurrence. Dr. Rothenberg is the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians, 2017 Physician of the Year.
Her book You Finished Treatment, Now What? A Field Guide for Cancer Survivors.
Available wherever books are sold. Launch date 9/27/22.
For more details about Dr. Amy Rothenberg, visit her website www.DrAmyRothenberg.com or connect with her through these platforms:
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