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...
Ever noticed how the world keeps getting louder? Headlines scream, social media buzzes, and division seems to amplify daily. Yet beneath this cacophony, a quiet force is rising – one that doesn't demand attention but profoundly shapes our lives: the power of prayer. This isn't about religion. It's about connection. As our guests reveal, prayer transcends boundaries and belief systems. "You don't need to be religious to pray," one woman shares. "You don't need the right words. You only need a...
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...
