Are you having chronic pain and discomfort in your body? You might have overlooked your pelvic health. Join Dr. Betty DeLass as she shares interesting facts about your pelvic health. She shares how people should think differently in dealing with any chronic pain and discomfort in which people think what's common is normal. Dr. Betty explains why it's not necessary to live with that chronic condition and that you can totally do something about it. She also shares how care from a Pelvic PT can help in different situations, especially for women dealing with painful periods, during and after pregnancy.

Don't miss this chat as Whitney talks about her health journey fighting her autoimmune diseases in the past. She shares how gluten can trigger some autoimmune diseases and how to test gluten sensitivity. Listen to this chat as Whitney uncovers the gluten-related diseases people might be having without knowing it and ways to achieve a gluten-free body and environment.

An organized kitchen is a healthy kitchen. Listen as Amanda talks about each task you can try to make organizing effective and health-supportive. Learn the effective ways in organizing your kitchen and making it accessible for a productive and healthier lifestyle.

Anaiis Salles shares her experience as she faced a challenging time in her life when she had a serious health problem in which she almost died. We get to hear about how the combination of spirituality, self-empowered healing, and the medical world helped her get through such a challenge. Anaiis also discusses how physical, and emotional pain and trauma affect the body and immune system. Discover her wonderful suggestions on what people should do to help them get through the trauma.

In this episode, we can hear Dr. Oksana Sawiak's tips on what we should be doing every single day to have good teeth and good hygiene. She shared the connection between your health and the dental procedures you had done. You will discover Dr. Oksana's experience in her field and her patient's cases as she imparts practical pieces of advice on having good health and shares how to prevent issues arising from extractions, injuries, birth control pills, and even dentistry.

For the past three years, Amanda has shared her journey with you in this podcast venture and it is not done yet. Listen as she discusses how the podcast has evolved from day one, her highlights including many of the guests that she has interviewed, and what she has in store for the future. Whether you are a long-time listener or just discovering this podcast, we thank you for the support and look forward to continuing to provide the education you want and need to become the overall healthy person you want to be.

Amanda welcomes Judy Hahn of Hahn Holistic Health to today’s podcast. After a life threatening structural issue with her spine and being told there was only one option, Judy became her own health advocate and found an alternative that would not leave her to face possible immobility in the future. From that point on, she made it her mission to help educate other women and assist them in more fully living their healthy lives. Join Amanda and Judy as they discuss her journey, and go deep into what it means to live a healthy life with a healthy gut.

How much processing of food makes it over-processed? In this episode, Amanda explores the NOVA classification of processed foods; Unprocessed, Minimally Processed, Processed, and Ultra-processed. Explore these categories through the example of an apple and how the nutritional values change as it progresses through these stages.

Is your idea of eating on a budget mean peanut butter and pasta? Does the idea of budget meal planning bring up thoughts of dread at how difficult it will be? It does not have to be that way. Amanda will take you through 10 simple considerations to make when making that meal plan that will help you get back to eating healthy nutritious food while saving you money.

Karla Rodriguez’s health journey started at the age of 17 when she was diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder. When the seizures started at the age of 25, she was diagnosed with a genetic disorder that caused cysts on her brain which was supposed to impact her ability to learn. Now she is a trainer and coach of neurolinguistic programming, a master coach of hypnosis and timeline therapy. She also works with German New Medicine. What changed in her life? Listen to our conversation to find out how Karla turned her health around and discover how you can as well.