In this episode, Urban Remedy's founder, Neka Pasquale, sits down with the Chief Science Officer of Traditional Medicinals, Taryn Forrelli, to explore the healing power of herbs and the importance of incorporating daily tea rituals for overall well-being. Discover how these natural practices can transform your health and lifestyle.

Discover the chemicals we unknowingly interact with daily, plus practical strategies for lowering your levels of environmental & household toxins. Join Neka Pasquale, Urban Remedy founder, for a conversation with Dr. Vivian Chen. Dr. Chen, a seasoned medical doctor and co-founder of LUMEBOX, brings over 15 years of clinical expertise and dual board certification in internal medicine and family practice from the UK to California, where she resides with her family. Inspired by personal experiences with her daughter's health challenges and her own journey with chronic ailments like fatigue and brain fog, Dr. Chen embarked on a mission to delve into environmental toxins as an overlooked root cause in conventional medicine. Her commitment led her to establish a pioneering red light therapy company aimed at empowering others to reduce their toxin exposure and optimize their well-being. Follow her instagram.com/plateful.health and platefulhealth.com to learn more.

Founder of Juice Beauty, Karen Behnke, was creating plant-based skincare and makeup before “clean beauty” was a buzz phrase. Karen and Neka discuss their experiences as female founders, what motivates them, and the obstacles they’ve overcome. Listen for an inspiring conversation between two wellness entrepreneurs who have led with purpose from the start.

Efrem Korngold, OMD, L.A.c joins Neka with 50 years of experience as an educator, author and acupuncturist, and co-author of "Between Heaven and Earth: A Guide to Chinese Medicine."

There may be less than 100 crop rotations left on the planet unless we step up and change our destiny. Executive Director of the Regenerative Organic Alliance, Elizabeth Whitlow, joins Neka on the UR Love Podcast to shed light on our daily habits and how they affect the health and wellbeing of our planet and its inhabitants. Change is always possible. With studies stated from the Rockefeller Foundation, it's a race to heal our planet with clean food.

Part 2 - Not all fats are made the same. In this episode, New York Times Best Selling Author Dr. Robert Lustig teaches us the seven classes of fats and their differences. Dr. Lustig also discusses the history of the onset of metabolic disease and food policy in the United States, outlining the culprits of their epidemic impacts on public health.

Part 1 - Not all fats are made the same. In this episode, New York Times Best Selling Author Dr. Robert Lustig teaches us the seven classes of fats and their differences. Dr. Lustig also discusses the history of the onset of metabolic disease and food policy in the United States, outlining the culprits of their epidemic impacts on public health.

In today's podcast with Integrative pediatrician, Dr. Michelle Perro, we explore what is making our children sick and steps to improve and protect their health. Using patient accounts of their clinical experiences and new medical insights about the pathogenesis of chronic pediatric disorders―taking us into gut dysfunction and the microbiome, as well as the politics of food science―this podcast, connects the dots to explain our kids’ ailing health.

Anima Mundi Herbals founder, Adriana Ayales, speaks about her journey into herbal medicine and the connection between us, plants, and the natural environment. Listen for the Top Herbal Remedies.

In this episode, Neka is introduced to Innoceana's Founder, Carlos Molina, who educates us about the importance of local, sustainable eating patterns to achieve ecological balance. Innoceana shares stories of the ocean, and how we can help reverse the entanglement of industrial interests. To donate, please visit JoinTheMigration.org For more information, visit https://innoceana.org/

Rachelle Robinett created HRBLS gummies to offer cohesive, daily herbal remedies for our modern needs. Listen as Neka and Rachelle discuss the journey of herbalism as the guiding root in their businesses and lives.

John Roulac is a pioneer in the superfoods movement. Listen as Neka reviews the entire spectrum of superfoods, health, and day-to-day awareness through the power of plants and nature.

Neka is joined by Miyoko Schinner, Founder and CEO of Miyoko's Creamery, who is leading by example to a better culinary tomorrow where vegan food & lifestyle creates change in our homes, our policies, and our planet.

Within the complexities of our modern world, navigating the divide has become more important than ever. Cain Carrol joins the UR Love Podcast to develop our broader sense of awareness in healing ourselves and circumventing our differences.

Dana Ullman brings light to the practice and history of Homeopathy on the UR Love Podcast. Learn what this medicine of choice by many cultural heroes over the past 200 years, can accomplish in the revolutionary homeopathic paradigm.

Founders Caryl Levine and Kenneth Lee of Lotus Foods, discuss beyond organic farming practices with their Regenerative Organic Certification. Lotus Foods sources their rice from small-holder farmers, benefiting both people and planet.

A discussion of advanced detoxing principles. Dr. Shade, founder, and CEO of Quicksilver Scientific, a Neka Loves favorite, joins to share knowledge to level up our understanding of chronic health conditions, pathogens, and heavy metals.

As Urban Remedy celebrates the launch of Neka Loves, UMA Founder, Shrankhla Holecek joins the UR Love Podcast to discuss Ayurveda, which is considered the "Science of Life", and helps us discover our own body, our own mind, and our own practices.

Cain Carroll is a yogi, healer, and author who has dedicated his life to the study and practice of radical self-healing and embodied spiritual practice.

Lauri Lind White, Somatic Therapy practitioner and Founder of Visionary Craniosacral Work, discusses trauma and therapy to address the 90% of the US adult population who has experienced trauma in their lives.