Podcasts
TWR 132: Is Alzheimer’s Preventable?
There has been a lot of buzz recently in the medical community about Alzheimer’s and the disease’s link to insulin resistance. You might have heard that some medical professionals are now referring to Alzheimer’s as “type 3 diabetes” due to research findings indicating that people with type 2 diabetes are at a higher risk of…
Read MoreTWR 131: An Individualized and Holistic Approach to Nutrition with Mike Millner
One of the most powerful things we can do to begin to make significant changes in our lives is to question the stories that we tell ourselves each day. As children, we absorb the ideas, philosophies, and patterns of those around us, and oftentimes we carry them into adulthood without questioning them. One of the…
Read MoreTWR 130: How to Set Goals and Actually Achieve Them
As we are heading into another New Year, this is the perfect time to talk about goal setting. You may be reflecting on the last year and thinking about what you want to achieve in 2023, but what if you have been approaching goal setting all wrong? For Amber, she used to set extreme goals…
Read MoreTWR 129: Skin Care in a New and Natural Way with Dr. Anu Thubagere
If you are like Amber, you might have tried all the skincare products and treatments that promise even and glowy skin. However, when you keep trying new things that promise everyone, including people with different skin types than you, that they will address your skin needs, it’s hard to land on a product that with…
Read MoreTWR 128: Health Benefits of Microdosing THC
Cannabis is often thought of as a drug that makes you stoned, but many experts and studies indicate that small doses of THC in the plant can have several health benefits. In addition to offering a more natural remedy for patients experiencing very debilitating issues, THC can also be used to relax or unwind without…
Read MoreTWR 127: Adaptogens and Mushrooms for Longevity and Well-Being with Danielle Ryan Broida
Today’s guest on the podcast, registered herbalist and holistic nutritionist Danielle Ryan Broida, believes we each have a light and something we are called to do in this world, and there is no way to fulfill our callings from a place of depletion. Yet, the most common issue among people right now is coping with…
Read MoreTWR 126: It’s The Process, Not The Destination
Staying consistent with your nutrition is key to meeting and maintaining your health goals, and the best way to do that is to create habits that support the kind of life you want to live. To stay consistent and on track, Amber emphasizes that focusing more on the process than the end result is necessary.…
Read MoreTWR 125: Boundaries: Reclaim Your Time and Your Life with Dr. Sasha K. Shillcut
In general, women are expected to say yes and to make sure everyone is taken care of. Women, especially those raising a family and working, are prone to burnout because of this. Our guest on today’s podcast, Dr. Sasha Shillcut, is an integrative functional registered dietician who teaches women how to overcome burnout and take…
Read MoreTWR 124: Mindful Indulgence During the Holidays
It is common for Amber to hear from women she coaches that healthy eating during the holidays causes them a great deal of stress. Due to a vicious cycle of binge-restrict diets, many women think they need to blow their diets and overindulge during the holiday season. However, there is a much better way to…
Read MoreTWR 123: Don’t Treat Symptoms, Treat the Cause with Michelle Shapiro
Everywhere you look, there is information about what kind of diet works best. Although restrictive diets can produce results for you, they will not necessarily be sustainable, so your weight loss will not be long-term. You can begin to see real progress on your journey when you address the core issues rather than just the…
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