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    • Leanne's inspiring health journey: persistence and holistic approachesA multi-faceted approach to health, including supplements, detox, fasting, mindset work, and seeking support, can lead to significant improvements in one's health journey.

      Leanne Rhymes' health journey serves as an inspiring example of the importance of persistence and holistic approaches to improving one's health. After starting her career as a country music star and dealing with various health issues throughout her life, Leanne sought support to address her hormonal health concerns. Through a combination of supplements, detox, fasting, cycling food, mindset work, and biohacks, she was able to make significant progress in her health journey. This conversation highlights the importance of a multi-faceted approach to health and the value of seeking support and inspiration from others. When facing challenges in your own health journey, consider the various pieces of the puzzle that can help you move forward and never give up on your goals.

    • Exploring the benefits of optimizing health during a fasted stateJoining Dr. Mindy's Reset Academy offers expert guidance, supportive network, and resources to customize a fasting lifestyle, addressing physiological components of mental health and removing toxins like mercury for improved overall wellbeing.

      Optimizing your health during a fasted state can lead to significant transformations. To support this journey, Dr. Mindy offers her Reset Academy, an exclusive community where members gain access to expert guidance, a supportive network, and resources to customize a fasting lifestyle. Dr. Mindy believes that 50% of mental health issues are physiological, and addressing these components can have a profound impact on overall wellbeing. One example of this is the removal of toxins, such as mercury, from the body. To explore the benefits of this approach, listeners can visit beaminerals.com and use the code "Mindy" for a discount on mineral supplements. Joining the Reset Academy provides access to exclusive resources and a community dedicated to helping members thrive in their fasted state.

    • Navigating the complexities of mental healthBe open to exploring various solutions and seeking help and support from trusted sources to make progress in mental health challenges

      Mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression, can have profound impacts on our lives, often starting at a young age. These conditions can be deeply personal and require a unique approach to healing. Transparency and a willingness to try new things are crucial in navigating the complexities of mental health. The speaker's journey shows that it's possible to move past the labeling of conditions and find a way out, even when it seems impossible. It's essential to remember that what works for one person may not work for another, and being open to exploring various solutions can lead to significant progress. When facing challenges in mental health, seeking help and support from trusted sources can make all the difference.

    • Understanding Menopause: A Journey of Self-Education and Self-CareRecognize menopause symptoms, educate yourself, set clear health goals, and adapt to hormonal shifts for optimal well-being.

      Recognizing the physical components of mental health is crucial, especially during menopause. Many women, like the speaker, may not be aware of the changes they're experiencing due to hormonal shifts. The speaker's journey began when she discovered the importance of educating herself about menopause after struggling with symptoms for years. She encourages women to inform themselves and take control of their health during this transition. The speaker's experience highlights the importance of acknowledging the crisis moment and setting clear goals for optimal health. However, healing is not linear, and adapting to the environment is an ongoing process. Hormonal shifts can be complex and require constant adjustments. Overall, the speaker's story emphasizes the importance of self-education and self-care during menopause.

    • Recognizing and addressing unique stressors for optimal healthConstantly monitor caloric intake, use tools like CGMs, prioritize rest, and understand individual body responses for effective health management

      Maintaining optimal health requires constant attention and adaptation to changing environments. The speaker, who leads a demanding lifestyle involving frequent travel and touring, emphasizes the importance of recognizing and addressing the unique stressors that impact their body. This may involve tracking caloric intake, using tools like continuous glucose monitors, and prioritizing rest and recovery. The speaker also highlights the value of understanding individual body responses to different foods and lifestyle factors through real-time monitoring and data analysis. By staying attuned to these needs and making necessary adjustments, individuals can effectively manage their health and mitigate the negative effects of their environment.

    • Everyone's fasting journey is uniqueIdentify potential blocks to entering a healing fasting state, be patient, persistent, and open to exploring factors impacting experiences.

      Everyone's experience with fasting can be different, and it's essential to understand how our unique bodies react to it. The speaker shared her personal experience of feeling anxious and having elevated blood sugar levels during extended fasts, despite being in ketosis. She theorized that stress, low progesterone levels, and malabsorbed B vitamins might have contributed to her negative response. However, after doing repair work, she tried fasting again and had a positive experience. Fasting is considered a healing state, but it's crucial to identify and address any potential blocks preventing us from entering that state. In summary, everyone's fasting journey is unique, and it's essential to be patient, persistent, and open to exploring various factors that may impact our experiences.

    • Combating Complex Health Issues with Multiple TreatmentsA multifaceted approach involving various treatments like vitamin B12 shots, LDN, oxygen therapy, Ibuprofen, methylene blue, and addressing mineral deficiencies significantly improved mental state and overall health.

      A combination of various treatments and interventions, including vitamin B12 shots for pernicious anemia, low-dose naltrexone (LDN), oxygen therapy through hyperbaric sessions, Ibuprofen, and methylene blue, significantly improved the speaker's mental state and overall health. The process involved addressing various health issues one at a time, observing the body's response, and building on the progress made. Although some treatments, like heavy metal detoxing, had a slow effect, they were essential in starting the process. The speaker also emphasized the importance of mineral-rich resources like LMNT, as mineral deficiencies have been linked to mental health issues like depression and anxiety.

    • Struggling with Symptoms as IdentityRecognize the importance of rest, prioritize it, and let go of the need for external validation to embrace a healthier, happier version of ourselves.

      Our symptoms, whether physical or mental, can become deeply ingrained parts of our identity. This can make it difficult to imagine what life would be like without them, as they may bring us attention and validation. However, letting go of these symptoms can be essential for true rest and recovery. Anxiety, in particular, can be one of the last symptoms to disappear due to its deep-rooted presence in our lives. It's important to remember that we are complex beings, and experiencing a range of emotions, including unhappiness, is a natural part of being human. To break free from the cycle of relying on symptoms for rest, we must become aware of this pattern and actively work to unwind it. By recognizing the importance of rest and prioritizing it before a crisis hits, we can learn to let go of the need for external validation and embrace a healthier, happier version of ourselves.

    • Recognizing and Addressing BurnoutRecognize burnout through exhaustion, lack of motivation, and pressure to push through. Prioritize rest and self-understanding through testing and reflection to maintain mental and emotional well-being.

      Burnout is a common experience, especially in cultures that prioritize constant productivity. People may not recognize the signs of burnout, such as exhaustion and lack of motivation, and may feel pressure to push through instead of resting. The speaker shares her personal experience of burnout and how she's learned to recognize and honor it. She also mentions the importance of self-understanding through testing and self-reflection. The speaker had a brain scan from Amen Clinics and found it helpful to see the physical evidence of her brain's functioning and to challenge self-shaming thoughts. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of recognizing and addressing burnout to maintain mental and emotional well-being.

    • Impact of Brain Scans, Testing, and Supplements on Energy and Well-BeingRecognizing areas for improvement in personality, treating EBV led to energy boost, NAD stimulates mitochondria and provides energy, methylene blue benefits brain health and energy, addressing energy issues crucial for mental and emotional well-being.

      The speaker's experience with brain scans, EBV testing, and supplements like NAD and methylene blue have significantly impacted their energy levels and overall well-being. The speaker shared that despite a good brain scan result, they recognized areas for improvement in their personality. They had previously dealt with exhaustion from mono and EBV, and after COVID, they decided to retest and treat EBV, leading to noticeable improvements in energy. The speaker highlighted the benefits of NAD, which stimulates mitochondria and provides energy, and methylene blue, which they've shared with friends and found helpful for brain health and energy. They use a combination of IVs and supplements, such as NAD suppositories, to manage their energy needs. The speaker emphasized the importance of addressing energy issues as part of a larger puzzle of mental and emotional well-being. They will provide links to resources for further exploration. The speaker takes methylene blue daily for its brain health benefits.

    • Improving mood, energy, and cognitive function with methylene blue and EbuMethylene blue optimizes brain function, Ebu cleanses and reoxygenates blood, both lead to improved mood, energy, and cognitive function, after effects of Ebu lessen with each session, oxygen therapy aids mental clarity and healing.

      Both methylene blue and Ebu (Extracorporeal Blood Oxygenation) have significantly improved the speaker's mood, energy levels, and cognitive function. Methylene blue is believed to help the brain store information more efficiently by optimizing the "blue spot" in the brain, while Ebu cleanses and reoxygenates the blood, leading to improved overall health and well-being. The speaker also mentioned that the after effects of Ebu have become less intense with each session, suggesting that the treatments may be compounding in their effectiveness. Additionally, the speaker has found that oxygen therapy helps with mental clarity and healing, particularly in the case of vocal cord injuries. Overall, these therapies have had a positive impact on the speaker's life, leading to improved mood, energy, and cognitive function.

    • Exploring Tools for Optimal Health and WellbeingA holistic approach to health includes simple practices like intermittent fasting and methylene blue, as well as more complex treatments like NAD therapy and Ebbu. Emotional wellbeing during menopause is also crucial, and self-care and self-compassion are essential.

      Optimizing one's health and wellbeing involves a holistic approach that includes various tools and practices. These can range from simple and affordable, like methylene blue and intermittent fasting, to more complex and expensive, like NAD therapy and Ebbu. Each individual's needs and circumstances may dictate which tools are most effective for them. Additionally, the discussion touched on the topic of menopause and the associated emotions and challenges. While some may view it as a natural part of aging, others may experience grief or anxiety. It's important to acknowledge and process these feelings, as they can impact overall wellbeing. The conversation also highlighted the importance of self-care and self-compassion, especially during times of change. In summary, the path to optimal health and wellbeing is unique to each person, and may involve a combination of physical, emotional, and practical tools.

    • Weighing the benefits and risks of health choicesMaking informed decisions about health involves considering individual circumstances and priorities, balancing benefits against potential risks, and accepting the commitment required for certain procedures.

      Making informed decisions about one's health involves weighing the benefits against the potential risks. The woman in the conversation shares her experience of using hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to manage her menopause symptoms, which has significantly improved her mental clarity and stability. However, she also acknowledges the potential downsides, such as weight gain and the possibility of long-term health risks. She also discusses her decision to forgo cosmetic procedures like Botox and her acceptance of her breast implants, considering the potential toxic load and the commitment required for removal. The conversation underscores the importance of considering individual circumstances and priorities when making health-related choices.

    • The body can adapt and regulate with careful management and detoxificationThrough self-care, adaptability, and utilizing available resources, the body can manage toxins, symptoms, and travel-related stress.

      The body can be overwhelmed by toxins, leading to symptoms, but with careful management and detoxification, the body can adapt and regulate. A notable figure in this process was Eboo, who played a heroic role in helping pull toxins out of the system. However, not everyone may experience the same symptoms, and it's essential to continue researching and being attuned to one's body. Another key takeaway is the importance of rest and self-care, particularly during menstruation. One speaker shared her practice of taking it easy during this time, especially at home. However, when traveling or having a busy schedule, it can be challenging to prioritize rest, which can lead to unexpected periods and added stress. Lastly, the discussion touched on various hacks for managing jet lag and supporting the body during travel. These included using NAD and methylene blue, light therapy with Retimer glasses, blue light blocking glasses, and grounding mats. The speakers also mentioned the importance of figuring out how to use these tools while traveling, especially on planes. Overall, the conversation highlighted the importance of self-care, adaptability, and utilizing available resources to support the body during challenging times.

    • Exploring Jet Lag Solutions with Leanne RhimesLeanne Rhimes uses the Time Shifter app and explores the connection between circadian rhythm and the microbiome to manage jet lag. Consistency is key to maintaining good health, especially during menopause.

      Adjusting to new time zones and maintaining good health are interconnected challenges. Leanne Rhimes, a health advocate, shares her experience of dealing with jet lag by using the Time Shifter app and exploring the connection between circadian rhythm and the microbiome. She plans to document her journey on Instagram and encourages people to follow her for potential solutions. Rhimes also emphasizes the importance of consistency in maintaining good health, especially during the menopausal journey. While her current focus is on conquering jet lag, she remains open to exploring the next health-related mountain to climb.

    • Sharing personal experiences helps normalize taboo topicsBeing open about health challenges during menopause can create safe spaces for discussions and reduce feelings of isolation

      Sharing personal experiences, even during challenging times, can help normalize taboo topics and encourage important discussions around health and well-being. The speaker, who was going through menopause, shared her experience of feeling overwhelmed by a simple pancake-making incident and how it made her realize the unique challenges women face during this stage of life. By being transparent about her experience, she was able to connect with others and remind them of the importance of taking care of their health. The speaker's vulnerability not only helped her navigate her own emotions but also provided comfort and solidarity for other women going through similar experiences. It's essential to create safe spaces for open discussions around health and menopause, as these topics can often be overlooked or stigmatized. By sharing our stories, we can reduce feelings of isolation and help normalize these experiences for ourselves and others.

    • The power of authenticity and transparency in sharing personal health journeysAuthenticity and transparency in sharing personal health journeys can inspire and support others on their own health and wellness journeys.

      The importance of authenticity and transparency in sharing personal health journeys. Phil's use of his platform to openly document his experiences resonated deeply with the host, and serves as an inspiration for all of us to be more open and vulnerable about our own health journeys. It's through these thoughtful discussions that we can learn from each other and support one another on our individual health and wellness journeys. If you enjoyed today's conversation, please consider leaving a review or sharing it with a friend. Your feedback and engagement help us continue to bring you valuable content and insights on all things health.

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    What can Olivia Rodrigo’s song “Favorite Crime” shed light on with our codependency?

     

    Welcome to The Codependummy Playlist: a new segment where I break down a song that is quintessentially codependent. In this week’s episode, I discuss “Favorite Crime” by Olivia Rodrigo. If you haven’t heard of her or her new album, you are welcome my dear codependummy. When I heard it, I thought “I’ve got to dissect this on the podcast.” Alas, here we are. This is the first of many episodes where I will take a song, break it down to highlight the codependency depicted in it, and help you stop making it an anthem but rather an “old song you used to like.” Here goes it girl! 

     

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    Welcome The Codependummy Playlist! This is Part 1. In this new segment, I will: first, pick a song that I like that resonates with codependency; second, I will take said song and break it down and it’s quintessential codependent-ness; and third, I will try and find ways to help you stop resonating so much with this song since you aren’t being a codendummy but a codependiamond. T

     

    In this week’s episode, I analyze “Favorite Crime” by Olivia Rodrigo (please submit votes for what to call this segment: The Codependummy Anthem, The Codependummy Theme Song, or DJ Codependummy to marissa@codependummy.com).

     

    How are we defining codependency today? I define it as “a way of being where one prioritizes the feelings, wants, and needs of another in an unconscious attempt to fulfill their own feelings, wants and needs.” I also pull from David Malan, a British psychologist who defines dependence as “an intense need in relation to human beings.” From that, we can describe co-dependent as two individuals with an intense need in relation to each other. 

     

    “Favorite Crime” by Olivia Rodrigo: https://open.spotify.com/track/5JCoSi02qi3jJeHdZXMmR8?si=8af6da99ae424658

     

    I don’t have permission to play it so you will have to give it a listen now or after the episode. 

     

    Situation: the 14-month dating relationship I had at 21. I just discuss the first four months. The entire thing was brutal but I’m keeping it simple and discuss the first 1/3rd of the relationship. 

     

    Context: I interweave the psychological phenomena “compulsion to repeat” or “repetition compulsion.” According to Freud, this happens when a person repeats an event or its circumstances over and over again. For example, traumatic repetitions could be seen as the result of an attempt to retrospectively "master" the original trauma. It’s not conscious, not logical, irrational, and non-sense. 

     

    How did we meet? One-night stand! What comes up as I share the details?

     

    Let’s break the lyrics down and apply them to the relationship in a timeline: 

     

    “Know that I loved you so bad, I let you treat me like that. I was your willing accomplice honey.”

     

    I apparently lusted him so bad after just meeting him since I was, indeed, his willing accomplice in our break-in. I disappointed my roommates, disappointed myself, but, when he reached out, I engaged.

     

    I let him treat me poorly when we went to a house party and he grabbed my thong through my dress and snapped it. Ugh. We proceeded to hang out then go back to my place to have sex. No condom either. I’m sorry everyone. I let him treat me like that. 

     

    “The things I did, just so I could call you mine. The things you did.”

     

    The things I did: I went all out and dressed up as Lady Gaga to a rave! X’s on my breasts, goggles as sunglasses, and a black tutu.

     

    I tolerated him texting his ex-girlfriend the evening we were out at said rave.

     

    The things I did after that? With my blessing, I let him go visit her.

     

    “Crossed my heart as you crossed the line and I defended you to all my friends.”

     

    I am yours baby. I crossed my heart. “I feel so safe with you.”...safe? The interactions we had were familiar to me.

     

    I defended him. I defended the controversy he got himself caught up in, I defended him to the people who knew about the controversy, the fact that he didn’t know who he wanted to be with, and his jerk behavior. 

     

    I slept with someone else, so thus, I have no legs to stand on when it came to how he was treating me. 

     

    Do you know how you avoid the compulsion to repeat? Once you become conscious of what you are doing, even semi-conscious, you disengage. 

     

    I’ll share more on an upcoming episode how I set up boundaries, saw myself at a fork in the road where I could have chosen myself or chosen him--and I chose him. The healing comes when we see that fork and we choose ourselves. 

     

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    Brain Energy: Keto For Metabolic & Mental Health with Dr. Chris Palmer: Part 2

    Brain Energy: Keto For Metabolic & Mental Health with Dr. Chris Palmer: Part 2
    Hi friends! Today's episode is Part 2 of 2 with Dr. Chris Palmer. A Harvard psychiatrist conducting neuroscience for 25 years, Dr. Palmer outlines a revolutionary new understanding that for the first time unites our existing knowledge about mental illness within a single framework: Mental disorders are metabolic disorders of the brain
     
    He explains this new understanding of mental illness in detail, from symptoms and risk factors to what is happening in brain cells. We discuss ketogenic diets, and cutting edge new science regarding the mitochondria. We also discuss the link between metabolism and every factor known to play a role in mental health, including genetics, inflammation, hormones, neurotransmitters, sleep, stress, and trauma.
     
    In his new book, Brain Energy, Dr. Palmer sheds light on the new treatment pathways this theory opens up—which apply to all mental disorders, including anxiety, depression, ADHD, alcoholism, eating disorders, bipolar disorder, autism, and even schizophrenia. Brain Energy pairs cutting-edge science with practical advice and strategies to help people reclaim their mental health. 
     
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    Taking a Break from Saving the World with Stephen Legault

    Taking a Break from Saving the World with Stephen Legault

    What a strange world we are living in! We hope you are all taking care of yourselves. It feels especially important right now with health care workers, grocery stores and others working around the clock to help keep our world running and keep us safe during a global pandemic.

    Stephen Legault knows burnout. He’s lived it in his work in conservation activism – and now he’s written a book about it! Taking a Break from Saving the World: A Conservation Activist’s Journey from Burnout to Balance takes a look at the culture of self-sacrifice that permeates the work done by volunteers and paid staff in the environmental conservation movement and beyond.

    We spoke with Stephen about his new book, his own experience with burnout, and some tips on how we can take care of ourselves and each other when we’re all running on fumes.

    #343 - Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

    #343 - Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

    This one is as much for you as it is for me. We all have feelings of inadequacy, especially in the entertainment industry where everything feels like a front. How we address with those feelings can prevent burnout, extend the sustainability of our careers, and improve our productivity.

    Resources: 

    The Secret Thoughts of Successful Women: Why Capable People Suffer From the Imposter Syndrome and How to Thrive in Spite of It by Dr. Valerie Young (BOOK)

    You Are Not a Rock: A Step-by-Step Guide to Better Mental Health (for Humans) by Mark Freeman (BOOK)

    The Art of Asking: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Let People Help by Amanda Palmer (BOOK)

    Amanda Palmer's TED Talk: