Explore "hurricaneirma" with insightful episodes like "Billy Nahn Interview 30 November 2019", "Ease Anxiety & Support Immunity In a Disaster with Mira Dessy", "Detox Your Body and Brain with Dave Asprey", "Do I Like Me? HL91" and "Restaurants Support Florida Communities Post-Irma" from podcasts like ""Book Talk with Claire Harris", "Women's Wellness Radio", "Women's Wellness Radio", "Happy Life Studios Podcast" and "On Foodable Weekly"" and more!
Mira Dessy is a Houston area resident whose home was flooded in Hurricane Harvey. Mira is also a practicing holistic nutritionist and meditation expert.
She’ll share both how she remediated her home and some of the emotional and physical health challenges she handled with nutrition, supplements and mindfulness.
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Today we are raffling a copy of Mira’s new book, Beyond Meditation: Making Mindfulness Accessible for Everyone.
Write “I want this!” in the comments on our Facebook page or Instagram feed and enter to win.
Download notes from this interview HERE.
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Moisture Meter - to make sure all surfaces are dry enough before beginning the rebuilding process
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Please enjoy these two articles from our friend Jodi Cohen of Vibrant Blue Oils:
3 Steps to Combating Mold with Essential Oils
Essential Oils to Modulate the Toxic Effects of Mold
Tomorrow we’ll have our final day of Mold Week with Ryan James, teaching you how to get the most out of an insurance claim. Home remediation can be quite costly; let Ryan keep you from get the short end of the stick from your insurance company.
If you have not yet joined our community, be sure to grab our hidden Hormone stressors quiz here, and come on board!
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Bridgit Danner, LAc, FDNP
Founder of Women's Wellness Collaborative
Mold Week is here, and I’m so pleased to share our first interview with Dave Asprey of Bulletproof. Dave may be best known for his Bulletproof coffee but what started it all was his quest to end his chronic, mysterious illness, which he later learned was triggered by toxic mold.
Dave’s interview is a good sampling of the many aspects of mold. We talk about:
Enjoy this interview with Dave Asprey.
There will be three fun raffles during Mold Week, and here’s the first. Write “I want this!” in the comments on our Facebook page or Instagram feed and enter to win this package:
1 Homebiotic spray
1 Bulletproof ® Coconut Charcoal
1 Bulletproof ® Brain Octane Oil
We put Dave's information together in a PDF, print-able for you. You can get a copy by using the button below:
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Thanks for listening!
Bridgit Danner, LAc, FDNP
Founder of Women's Wellness Collaborative
With more than 100,000 Floridians still without power, the state is working feverishly to return to normalcy. All the while, the Category 5 Hurricane Maria looms nearby. Though Maria is not expected to hit Florida, residents are still cautious and have not fully recovered from Irma’s destruction yet.
But restaurants in Florida have stepped up in the wake of Hurricane Irma, offering discounts, ice, and even power to those without. Though many restaurants are recovering themselves, they have come out in droves to support their communities.
Hospitality businesses across the state are doing their part by offering free water and ice to anyone in need. Many have had specials for first responders or have simply offered outlets to victims for them to charge their phones while soaking up some a/c.
Some, like Tijuana Flats, have dedicated percentages of their sales to hurricane relief efforts.
According to previous reporting by Foodable, 13,000 stores of publicly-traded restaurant chains in the U.S. were in areas hit by Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma. According the Credit Suisse’s Jason West, this is 15% of total units, meaning these chains are definitely going to see more of a summer slump.
Watch the episode above to learn more about how restaurants are responding to Hurricane Irma.
Hurricane season has been a yearly occurrence for me growing up for as long as I can remember. Born and raised in south Florida it was an all too common time getting the preparations in order for yet another season of uncertainty regarding this phenomenon that had loomed over our summers. It didn't matter how much you prepared for it there was always something we wish we had done more of. As a Physician, hurricane season has taken on a whole new meaning for me. Recently Hurricane Irma took its toll on the region and while many friends and family were wanting to see if I had plans for evacuation the only plans I had time to think about was how to deal with the stress of patients who were either in the hospital or needed to be. I don't think people take for granted the importance of healthcare workers in a time of crisis but I they think they honestly forget that we tend to run towards the danger than away from it. On this episode I talk about the importance of the healthcare workers and even spotlight my Internal Medicine Residents and their efforts.
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