Episode Highlights With Cristi What dry needling is and how she uses this modalityThe things happening to the body physiologically during dry needling Why muscles became acidic after injury and how to replenish and fix thisHow muscle voltage changes and how this impacts us and is linked to painDry needling is a mechanical disruption of the tissue fibers of the muscle in a knotThe four pillars of healing: Reset, repair, replenish, respectWhat about people who are afraid of needles and wha...

Episode Highlights With Justine Her background in cell membrane medicine and what she learned in thisUnderstanding mitochondria and phospholipids and fatty acidsWhat we don’t understand about mitochondria and why they aren’t just the powerhouses of the cell and what else they doEinstein: the environment determines how the particle behavesWhat the real biggest needle movers are for healthWhy she tries to use technology outside to minimize the downsidesWe really are a body of water that is regu...

Episode Highlights With Katie How stress impacts sleep, digestion, and energy.The science behind magnesium’s calming effects. Why enzymes are crucial for digestion and nutrient absorption.How to use magnesium and enzymes together for better holiday energy and comfort.Resources Mentioned BiOptimizers Magnesium and Enzymes - Use code WELLNESSMAMA for 25% off

Episode Highlights With Katie Why minerals are the foundation for energy and hydration (and why I travel with salt)How front-loading hydration and morning sunlight reset your body clockThe weird but effective tools I swear by: mouth taping, barefoot grounding, and moreWhy sauna, cold therapy, and protein breakfasts are in my non-negotiables listHow to build your own list of non-negotiables to feel your bestResources Mentioned Beam Minerals and LMNT electrolytesMagnesium BreakthroughMout...

Episode Highlights With Faraz What's early, normal, and late for gray hair The factors that contribute to gray hair and what we can actually do about themSome of the risk factors for early gray hair: genetics, alcohol consumption, smoking, pollution, chronic disease, stress, and surprisingly, higher education and height!Only 20-25% is controlled by genetics and what we can do about the other factorsHow hydrogen peroxide comes into play for gray hair and what we can do about itSunlight pr...

Episode Highlights With Faraz Khan His own personal story with hair loss and how it dramatically impacted himHow he researched how to get his hair back without pharmaceuticals The biggest “aha” he had about reversing hair loss and how he reversed his extreme hair lossNumber one cause of hair loss in women and menHow stress relates to hair loss and what we can do about itHow vitamin D, B12, zinc, and iron are important for hair Why he recommends water based serums daily over oily or ...

Episode Highlights With Cristina Why hair loss is so common and why it doesn’t have to beHer personal mission around this and why it hits so close to home for her When hair loss seems to happen just randomly without an identified causeThe myth that this is just a part of aging and the hidden risks in many common “solutions”The four hidden causes of hair loss: inflammation, lack of sleep, gut issues, toxin overload, and reduced scalp function.How stress triggers hair loss and what to do a...

Episode Highlights With Dave What led to him writing a book about meditation and what surprised him mostWhy meditation is one of the most impactful tools he uses How he went from learning to put butter in coffee on the side of a mountain in Tibet to the father of biohackingWhat makes this book different from any other books about meditationMeditation as it's typically understood is a waste of time- here’s whyFalse: Everyone should meditate more (not necessarily)98% of humans were involve...

Episode Highlights With Katie Why what annoys you in others often points to unhealed parts of yourselfHow Carl Jung’s shadow work explains projection and self-recognitionPractical tools to turn triggers into growth opportunitiesReal-life examples of how “spotting it” led to personal breakthroughsJournaling prompts and self-inquiry methods to reframe irritations into insightsResources Mentioned Carl Jung's booksJournal

Episode Highlights With Carolyn Yeast is normal, yeast overgrowth is notWhat to know about yeast The introduction of penicillin and how this affected yeast How yeast can turn into a mycelial yeast that pokes holes in the small intestineYeast produces 78 known toxins in the body It's possible to have enough yeast overgrowth that produces alcohol byproducts that it will make a person fail a breathalyzer test How dentistry comes into play and common dental things used contrib...

Episode Highlights With Katie Prioritize sleep—it’s more powerful than most supplementsStart the day with sunlight and minerals. Light is keySmall, consistent habits beat drastic changesMovement (especially walking) is underrated medicineRelationships, community, and emotional health matter as much as dietKids thrive when parents focus on connection, not perfectionNature heals—sun, earth, and water are fundamentalFrom a more fear based place to a complete confidence in the body’s ability to h...

Episode Highlights With Sarah Light and leptin and how these interplay with each otherThe importance of leptin and what it isAll of our hormones are circadian How to support these hormones naturallyLeptin wasn’t even discovered and studied until 1994 and why we still don’t hear much about it even thought it is so importantHow this interplays with thyroid health and why this is important What it means when leptin is low or highThe mitochondrial aspect of these hormones and how light ...

Episode Highlights With Brittany Why this work is so important, especially for momsHow babies co-regulate with moms for several years and how our children borrow our nervous systems for several years until theirs' developHow dysregulated nervous systems affect parenting and the parent child bondChildren are wired to come to their caregivers for regulation, so when the caregiver is a source of fear or dysregulation this can create attachment issues and other issuesPerfection is not required- i...

Episode Highlights With Brittany What polyvagal theory is and the updated science of the nervous system Somatic Experiencing Practitioner and what this meansThree principles of polyvagal theory: hierarchy of responses, coregulation, neuroception Humans have a bioligcal imperative to be in connection with othersWhat glimmers or safety cues are and how to understand these Misconceptions and misinformed ideas related to nervous system regulationRegulation does not mean being calm,...

Episode Highlights With Katie How she got into meditation with a baby and a toddlerHer entrepreneurial story and how it eventually led into meditation workWhat she would say to the mom who feels like she doesn’t have the time, space and patience to meditateWe all know the benefits of meditation… how to actually make it a habitThe health benefits of meditation and why these are just the side benefit to herMeditation is one of the most powerful tools to get to know ourselves The simple med...

Episode Highlights With Linda Why she is so passionate about breast health after her mother and sister both got breast cancer six months apart and her doctor wanter her to have a double mastectomy This led to research for her and ways to protect and take care of breast healthHow she got a ND degree and began researching breast health and has done this for 18 yearsThe surprising connection between oral health and breast health Importance of salt and how this connects to breast health...

Episode Highlights With Linda How being deaf in one ear led her to research sound and vibration and led to the work she does nowThe healing power of sound and vibrationEinstein said future medicine would be the medicine of frequencies The history of sound healing and frequencies and how this was pushed out of modern medicineChemical frequencies (from supplements and pharmaceuticals) vs WAV frequenciesWhy we don’t even have to hear a frequency or sound to benefit from itNew evidence on ho...

Episode Highlights With Nathalie What the latest research is saying about peptides and what she’s studying and tryingBioregulators and how they work so uniquely Peptides by definition are small proteins and often fragments of naturally occurring peptides in the bodyAbout 7,000 peptides have been identified Bioregulators are only 2-5 amino acids in lengthHer take on GLP-1s and important things to know if you try themWhat testing and data she looks at and considers most important ...

Episode Highlights With Georgia How the inner critic turns off when we drinkWe think we have a drinking problem, yet it's often a thinking problem or a stress problemThere's always an emotional reason for regular over-drinkingWhy some people drink to “become a better version of ourselves” if we believe we are more fun, relaxed, etc., when we drinkHow this also relates to food and eatingTools to train the deeper parts of the mind that it’s safe to be thin, attractive, etc.Addressing patterns l...

Episode Highlights With Georgia What the inner critic is and how it has gotten out of hand in the modern world Self esteem is something we are not born with, we have to develop itThe inner critic creates detachment and feelings of not being good enoughOur children pick up on the energy of our inner criticEveryone’s inner critic is saying similar things and it doesn’t go away but we can learn to tame itThe pleaser personalities and why this is more common in women and moms How these ...