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SLP 321: Self Love Quicky – Breaking The Gossip Train

As social creatures, we’re hard-wired for connection. And sometimes, gossip can provide us with a sense of bonding that we all lure, regardless of whether the conversation is positive or negative. Generally speaking, people gossip for a variety of reasons like they’re wanting to feel superior, maybe they have a more sadistic personality, they’re bored,… Continue reading SLP 321: Self Love Quicky – Breaking The Gossip Train

SMP 08: Mastering Success: Building a Flourishing Natural Health Practice

Welcome to episode 8 of Supercharge My Practice, where we delve into the remarkable practice journey of Dr. Andrea Huddleston, a specialist in women’s health, integrative chiropractor, and co-host of the award-winning podcast ‘Wellness Women Radio’. In this episode, we explore the transformative power of niching, the pivotal role podcasting has played in propelling Dr.… Continue reading SMP 08: Mastering Success: Building a Flourishing Natural Health Practice

SLP 320: Dark Knight Of The Soul Moment with Mitch Adams

‘I knew I was about to have this they call it the ‘Dark Knight of the Soul moment because it was just getting so evident, that I shouldn’t be out there and I was getting these hot flushes driving to work, and these awareness’s in the car like clear as daylight, ‘What are you doing?’… Continue reading SLP 320: Dark Knight Of The Soul Moment with Mitch Adams

UC 379: Dog With A Bone – Health and Politics with Senator Malcolm Roberts

Introduction The Chatters are so keen to speak to Senator Malcolm Roberts.  His a free thinker, an inquirer and thinks a little like the Chatters do.  As they say we like that man he thinks like we do.  The conversation begins with a little background on the Senator and then the conversation goes to the… Continue reading UC 379: Dog With A Bone – Health and Politics with Senator Malcolm Roberts

TWIW 215: Tea inactivates Omnicron

This Week In Wellness a study published in Scientific Reports has shown that black, green and matcha tea were all effective at inactivating the Omnicron subvariant of SARS Coronavirus 2. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20231005/Green-matcha-and-black-tea-Effective-weapons-against-Omicron-subvariants-research-reveals.aspx https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-43563-3

100NO 549: Getting ripped off – when supporting local goes too far

Damo has recently moved house and he’s been doing everything he can to spend his money in his new neighbourhood. New cafes, new grocers, new clothes stores, new everything! Including a new barber. Community is built on supporting each other – including financially – so when Damo visited his new barber only to be ripped… Continue reading 100NO 549: Getting ripped off – when supporting local goes too far

SLP 319: Self Love Quicky – Blindfolds Are Beliefs That Stop You From Seeing Your Potential

In the journey towards personal growth and self-improvement, one of the greatest obstacles we often encounter is the set of beliefs we carry with us. These beliefs can act like blindfolds, limiting our vision and preventing us from realizing our true potential. The power to remove these blindfolds lies within us, and one effective tool… Continue reading SLP 319: Self Love Quicky – Blindfolds Are Beliefs That Stop You From Seeing Your Potential

SMP 07: Overcoming insecurities that get in the way of your patient’s care

In the dynamic landscape of natural healthcare, success isn’t solely defined by knowledge or skillset, but also by the ability to navigate challenges that stem from within. Join me as I explore the crucial topic of addressing practitioner insecurities that can affect patient care and significantly hinder practice growth. In this episode, I’ll dissect the… Continue reading SMP 07: Overcoming insecurities that get in the way of your patient’s care

SLP 318: Helping Other People Evolve with Juliet Lever and Paul Eliseo

‘A lot can change when you start following those signs and the patterns and the curiosities. And I think life is always giving us those things and it’s, ‘Are we paying attention? Are we connected to ourselves and our guidance system?’ so that we know to follow those nudges and be brave to do so.’… Continue reading SLP 318: Helping Other People Evolve with Juliet Lever and Paul Eliseo

TWIW 214: 3000 steps a day as good as blood pressure meds

This Week In Wellness just 3000 steps a day may be enough to reduce blood pressure according to a new study in the Journal of Cardiovascular Development and Disease. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2023/09/230927003032.htm https://www.mdpi.com/2308-3425/10/8/317 https://www.chiro.org.au/resources/health-initiatives/just-start-walking