In this episode, we push back on the idea that chronic disease is “normal” and explore how food, movement, and mindset can shift outcomes. Andrea shares healing choices after a thyroid diagnosis, Alex opens up about fibromyalgia and symptom management, and Gina maps a prevention-first approach with nutrition and community. • the cultural normalization of sickness and the medical revolving door • sugar-heavy food culture as a driver of inflammation and disease • Andrea’s non-pharmaceutical pa...
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In this episode, we push back on the idea that chronic disease is “normal” and explore how food, movement, and mindset can shift outcomes. Andrea shares healing choices after a thyroid diagnosis, Alex opens up about fibromyalgia and symptom management, and Gina maps a prevention-first approach with nutrition and community. • the cultural normalization of sickness and the medical revolving door • sugar-heavy food culture as a driver of inflammation and disease • Andrea’s non-pharmaceutical pa...
Through fascinating personal stories, we journey into the mysterious realm of women's intuitive knowledge. You'll hear from a mother who woke in the night feeling her son's terror as he faced life-threatening cold in remote Canadian mountains - at the exact moment it was happening. Another woman describes the "seismic" feeling that compelled her to flee an arranged marriage in the middle of the night, forever altering her life's trajectory. These aren't coincidences; they're examples of a pro...
Delia Quigley: STORIES
In this episode, we push back on the idea that chronic disease is “normal” and explore how food, movement, and mindset can shift outcomes. Andrea shares healing choices after a thyroid diagnosis, Alex opens up about fibromyalgia and symptom management, and Gina maps a prevention-first approach with nutrition and community. • the cultural normalization of sickness and the medical revolving door • sugar-heavy food culture as a driver of inflammation and disease • Andrea’s non-pharmaceutical pa...
