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    Ep. 67: Mental Health, Life and Fitness with Mariel Hemingway

    enOctober 26, 2022

    Podcast Summary

    • Mental and physical health are interconnectedTake care of both mental and physical health for overall well-being, reach out for help during difficult times, and enter the giveaway for a 1-month Nutrisense subscription by leaving a podcast review and following @doctortina and @nutrisense on Instagram.

      Mental and physical health are interconnected, and taking care of both is essential for overall well-being. Mariel Hemingway, a renowned actress and model, emphasized this during her conversation with Dr. Tina Moore on the Doctor Tina Show. Hemingway shared her personal experiences and her belief that mental health and physical health are not separate entities but go hand in hand. She also highlighted the importance of reaching out for help when struggling, especially during difficult times. Additionally, Dr. Tina Moore announced a giveaway for a 1-month subscription to the Nutrisense program, which aims to help individuals monitor their glucose levels and receive expert advice from dietitians. To enter the giveaway, listeners need to leave a podcast review, screenshot it, and send it to podcast@doctortina.com, followed by a Instagram follow of @doctortina and @nutrisense.

    • Universal struggles with mental healthMental health issues affect everyone, regardless of success or wealth. It's important to address them and break the stigma, as suicide is not a solution to temporary problems.

      Mental health struggles are universal, regardless of fame or fortune. The speaker, who grew up admiring the interviewee, shared her personal story of battling depression and suicidal thoughts at a young age. She was surprised to discover that even someone as successful and seemingly put-together as the interviewee had faced similar challenges. The speaker emphasized the importance of understanding and addressing mental health issues, which was less socially acceptable during her time. She also highlighted that suicide is not a solution to temporary problems and can have long-lasting, devastating effects on those left behind. The speaker's courage to share her story and the interviewee's openness to discussing mental health demonstrate the importance of breaking the stigma and encouraging open dialogue.

    • Prioritizing Health During AdolescenceAdolescence is a critical time for self-care, emphasizing proper nutrition, hydration, sunlight, exercise, and a balanced diet. Individual circumstances and genetic factors require unique approaches, and oversimplification of health solutions can be detrimental.

      During adolescence, a vulnerable time when individuals may feel overwhelmed and powerless, it's crucial to prioritize mental and physical health through lifestyle choices. This period is marked by significant growth and change, and neglecting self-care can lead to detrimental consequences. The speaker shares her personal experience with an eating disorder and the importance of understanding the unique needs of each person when it comes to nutrition and overall wellbeing. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing the value of lifestyle solutions, such as proper hydration, sunlight, exercise, and a balanced diet, while acknowledging the complexity of individual circumstances and genetic factors. The speaker also critiques the oversimplification of health solutions by external forces and encourages a holistic approach to wellness.

    • Overcoming Diet and Health ChallengesMaking diet and health changes takes time, patience, and listening to your body. Be open to small, gradual shifts and remember that progress is possible.

      Making significant changes to one's diet and health habits can be a challenging process, especially after years of consuming unhealthy foods. The speaker shares her personal experience of struggling with overeating and undereating, and how she finally turned her life around during pregnancy. She emphasizes the importance of listening to one's body and making small, gradual changes. The speaker also shares her experience working with a couple trying to make dietary changes, and how it took time and patience to help them understand the impact of their food choices on their health. She encourages people to be open and coachable, and to remember that change takes time.

    • Small lifestyle changes for better healthMaking small, gradual changes to your lifestyle can lead to significant improvements in health and well-being. Listen to instincts, make choices that resonate, and limit exposure to harmful info and technology.

      Making small, gradual changes to your lifestyle can lead to significant improvements in your health and well-being. This can include changing your first meal, starting a meditation practice, or even limiting exposure to harmful information and technology. The speaker emphasizes the importance of listening to your instincts and making choices that resonate with you, rather than being influenced by external factors. She also highlights the importance of being informed, but cautions against being overwhelmed by constant exposure to negative news and unhealthy role models. By taking small steps and focusing on what feels right for you, you can break free from the "intellectual bubble" that can limit your choices and negatively impact your health.

    • Discovering the Power of Self-Healing and Trusting One's Ability to ThriveTrust yourself, seek guidance, honor elder wisdom, and prioritize self-care for a fulfilling and vibrant life at any age.

      Everyone has the innate ability to heal and improve their health, but sometimes we need guidance and tools to help us make the right choices. The speaker shares her personal experience of feeling unwell and discovering Brain State Technology, which helped her balance her brain and feel good for the first time in her life. She emphasizes the importance of trusting oneself and believing in one's ability to thrive, rather than just surviving. The speaker also highlights the need to honor and value the wisdom of elderly people, who have valuable experiences and knowledge to share. Additionally, she encourages utilizing technology and resources like Nutrisense to gain insights into one's health and make informed decisions about diet and lifestyle. Overall, the takeaway is that trusting oneself, seeking guidance when needed, and prioritizing self-care can lead to a fulfilling and vibrant life at any age.

    • Personalized nutrition insights and expert support for better healthAddressing malnutrition, avoiding excessive alcohol, staying active, and prioritizing health can all contribute to maintaining vitality and preventing chronic diseases.

      Taking care of your health, especially as we age, is crucial for maintaining vitality and preventing chronic diseases. Nutrisense, a subscription service that provides personalized nutrition insights and expert dietitian support, can help individuals make informed decisions about their diet and improve their overall health. The speaker emphasized the importance of addressing malnutrition and being mindful of habits like excessive alcohol consumption, which can negatively impact both physical and mental health. She also highlighted the importance of staying active, even in older age, as a way to support brain health and overall wellbeing. The speaker's personal experience with quitting alcohol and embracing a healthier lifestyle serves as an inspiration for others to prioritize their health and make positive changes.

    • Spiritual practices impact mental wellness and reduce suicidal ideationPersonal experiences show spiritual practices can help reduce suicidal thoughts by eliminating negative energies and providing comfort and connection through belief in something greater

      Spiritual practices and beliefs can significantly impact mental wellness, including reducing suicidal ideation. The speaker shared their personal experience of experiencing suicidal thoughts while dealing with depression and alcoholism, but once they quit drinking, the thoughts disappeared. They attributed this to the fact that they were no longer opening themselves up to negative energies or "spirits" by consuming alcohol. The speaker also emphasized the importance of having a belief in something greater than oneself, whether it's through religion or spirituality, as a source of comfort and connection to the world. They also mentioned their personal practices, such as meditation and prayer, as ways to communicate with this higher power and find peace and fulfillment. Overall, the speaker emphasized the importance of spirituality as a crucial component of mental wellness.

    • Understanding Interconnectedness with NatureRecognizing our interconnectedness with nature and all living beings can lead to greater peace and understanding in our lives. Making mindful choices in our consumption of resources is essential for sustainability and compassion towards all beings.

      Connecting with something greater than ourselves and recognizing our interconnectedness with all living beings and nature can help us overcome limiting thoughts and live more freely. We are all made up of 99% interconnected energy, yet we often focus too much on our small egos. Nature, if left alone, operates in symbiosis, and humans could learn to live in harmony with it instead of trying to control it. Making mindful choices in our consumption of food and other resources is essential for sustainability and compassion towards all beings. Ultimately, we are all part of a larger whole, and understanding this interconnectedness can lead to greater peace and understanding in our lives.

    • The importance of mindfulness and moderation in our relationship with foodListen to your body, be mindful of your choices, avoid processed junk, and practice moderation in your eating habits.

      Our relationship with food is complex and deeply personal. The speaker, who was vegan for 20 years but eventually realized she needed to honor her body's needs, emphasizes the importance of mindfulness and moderation. She shares that she struggled with an eating disorder, which taught her to have control over her appetite, but also acknowledges that everyone's nutritional needs and preferences are different. The speaker also stresses the importance of eating real, whole foods and avoiding processed junk. She shares her observation that she has never seen a vegan's lab results look good in her practice, but she is quick to add that she doesn't judge others for their food choices. Instead, she encourages people to be mindful of their bodies and their relationship with food. She also believes that neuroplasticity allows us to change the way our brains are wired, even if there is a genetic component to certain conditions like OCD. Ultimately, the speaker encourages us to listen to our bodies, be mindful of our choices, and avoid judgment towards ourselves and others.

    • Diet and Brain Health: Choices MatterOur dietary choices impact brain health, with grains potentially causing inflammation for some, while real, nourishing foods can reduce inflammation and improve overall brain health.

      Our dietary choices can significantly impact our brain health, both positively and negatively. Grains, in particular, can provide short-term pleasure and serotonin hits but can also lead to inflammation and long-term harm for some individuals. Malnourishment, driven by nutrient deficiencies and an over-reliance on processed foods, can contribute to a range of health and psychological issues. However, simple changes like eating real, nourishing foods, getting grounded, and addressing nutrient deficiencies can help reduce inflammation and improve overall brain health. Food is amazing, and everyone deserves to enjoy it, but it's essential to prioritize nourishing options over processed, nutrient-deficient alternatives.

    • Connecting with nature for mental and emotional well-beingConnecting with nature through grounding techniques or spending time outside can significantly improve mental and emotional well-being. Everyone's solutions may vary, but these practices can't hurt and can be beneficial in moments of stress. Ongoing exploration and optimization of physical and mental health is important for vitality and thriving.

      Connecting with nature, whether through grounding techniques like walking barefoot or spending time outside, can significantly improve mental and emotional well-being. The speaker shared a personal experience of helping someone feel grounded and less anxious through these methods. She emphasized that everyone's solutions may vary, but these practices can't hurt and can be beneficial in moments of stress. The speaker also highlighted the importance of exploring and optimizing our physical and mental health as an ongoing adventure. She emphasized the significance of vitality and the importance of aligning it with our bodies to thrive. The experience of hiking barefoot in the sun was mentioned as an example of how nature can positively impact our mindset and perspective.

    • The benefits of connecting with natureDisconnecting from technology and noise in nature can improve mental and emotional well-being. Encourage children to spend time outside and engage in imaginative play to foster a connection with nature.

      Connecting with nature and disconnecting from excessive human noise and technology can have a positive impact on mental and emotional well-being. The speaker shares how moving to a rural area and experiencing the quiet and beauty of nature helped them realize the importance of this connection. They also emphasize the need for moderation when it comes to technology use and the importance of encouraging young people to spend time outside and engage in imaginative play. The speaker reflects on the changes in societal norms that make it more challenging for children to spend unstructured time in nature, and suggests planning trips or activities that allow for more exposure to natural environments.

    • Encouraging simple experiences for children's developmentLimiting screen time and promoting activities like painting, reading, and exploration can foster children's interests and help them develop important skills. Giving them the freedom to discover and learn on their own is crucial for their growth.

      Allowing children to experience the simple things in life, such as sunlight, exploration, and boredom, is crucial for their development. Limiting screen time and encouraging activities like painting or reading can foster their interests and help them develop important skills. While it's important to provide children with limits and structure, it's also essential to remember that they need the freedom to discover and learn on their own. By focusing on the importance of the simple things, we can help ensure that children grow up to be well-rounded individuals. The speaker's personal experience of growing up without much parental guidance and seeing the negative effects of excessive screen time on her own children highlights the significance of this approach.

    • Learning from the older generationAppreciate and learn from elders' essential life skills like cooking, gardening, and self-sufficiency for a healthy and consistent lifestyle.

      Consistent and healthy parenting is a skill that isn't always taught or easily accessible. The speaker shared their personal experience of growing up without exposure to fast food and unhealthy habits, which they attribute to their good health and well-being. They also expressed admiration for older generations who have figured out how to live healthily and self-sufficiently. The conversation touched on the lack of education around basic life skills, such as cooking and gardening, and the importance of respecting and learning from our elders. The speaker fondly recalled their summers spent on a farm, where they were exposed to organic farming and homesteading, and expressed a deep appreciation for the skills and knowledge of the older generation. In essence, the conversation highlighted the importance of learning essential life skills and the value of respecting and learning from those who have mastered them.

    • Emphasizing Mental Health During Challenging TimesSeek resources, connect with experts, and share stories to prioritize mental health during tough times. Check out Mariel Hemingway's podcast 'Outcomes the Sun' and her foundation for guidance and insights.

      Mariel Hemingway, a mental health advocate and podcast host, emphasizes the importance of addressing mental health concerns, especially during challenging times. She encourages people to seek resources, connect with experts, and share their stories. Hemingway also mentioned her foundation, the Mariel Hemingway Foundation, and her podcast, "Outcomes the Sun," which aim to provide guidance and insights on mental health issues. Listeners can find her on Instagram @MarielHemingway and check out her foundation's website for more information. Remember, it's crucial to prioritize mental health and support each other through the ups and downs.

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