Category: Mind

RFR 244: Life Lessons from the Blue Zones with Kale Brock

In Episode 244 of The Real Food Reel we take a deeper dive into Kale’s lessons from the Blue Zones, since returning home from filming The Longevity Film. We discuss the key lessons that we can all take from the world’s longest living populations, including how we might change our nutrition, movement, mindset and community approach… Continue reading RFR 244: Life Lessons from the Blue Zones with Kale Brock

WAY 87: My Basecamp Wrap up & Queensland Adventure

Welcome to Episode 87 of my podcast.  In this episode, I share my stories and thoughts from my recent trip to Brisbane and The Sunshine Coast.  It was such an incredible trip, so many lessons learnt, so much to be grateful for.  I had such a special time with my hubby, friends, my tribe and… Continue reading WAY 87: My Basecamp Wrap up & Queensland Adventure

BQS 104: Optimism vs Delusion

Are you Optimistic? Is is it delusional to be optimistic more often than not…. In today’s episode Dr M shares more about what Optimism is, how she stays optimistic and what steps you can take to shift into an optimistic state if you find yourself not there. Dr M dives into the different types of… Continue reading BQS 104: Optimism vs Delusion

SE 24: Is Depression really depression?

Part 2 in a 2 part series – If you or anyone you love needs help, call Lifeline on 13 11 14 This week, our hosts, Toby, Bridget and Laura chat to Carren Smith, the Founding Director of Spirit Hive and Producer of the Speak Up and Engage Podcast show about depression, anxiety and suicide.… Continue reading SE 24: Is Depression really depression?

RFR 243: Carbohydrate Myths, Sports Gels, Metabolic Efficiency & How to Optimize Performance with Steph Lowe

In episode 243 of The Real Food Reel we share with you an episode from The Love & Guts Podcast where I share my journey through low fat eating, depression, quitting gluten and turning to real food and launching The Natural Nutritionist. We cover my athletic journey and how I was inspired to become a… Continue reading RFR 243: Carbohydrate Myths, Sports Gels, Metabolic Efficiency & How to Optimize Performance with Steph Lowe

HSW 90: Reducing Fatigue When Working 24/7

This week I’m talking all things fatigue, and how to reduce it without relying on pills and potions, and stimulants such as energy drinks. To do this, I discuss how to optimise our circadian rhythms or natural sleep/wake cycle using circadian medicine strategies because the single most common cause of fatigue for shift workers, is… Continue reading HSW 90: Reducing Fatigue When Working 24/7

BFM 28: How Stressful Emotions Affect our Foundations with Dr Rick Schlederer

You guys have been asking about different therapies I like and use for myself, so here it is. In this Episode, The Barefoot Podiatrist talks to Dr. Rick Schlederer from Better Balance Chiropractic about emotions and how stressful emotions can be stored and affect both our nervous system and our physical being. Paul and Rick… Continue reading BFM 28: How Stressful Emotions Affect our Foundations with Dr Rick Schlederer

WWR 153: Food Labelling Deception

The food industry is well versed at smoke and mirrors! There are over 100 different names for sugar that might be used on an ingredient list but it doesn’t stop there! On this episode of Wellness Women Radio Cyndi O’Meara joins Dr Andrea to shine some light on the new tricks that are being used… Continue reading WWR 153: Food Labelling Deception

NTM 222: When it comes to sibling dynamics, what’s your kryptonite?

We all have a kryptonite; that thing that makes you go 0-100 in a split second, that thing that you can be calm as a cucumber…until… In this weeks episode we discuss our own kryptonite when it comes to sibling dynamics, how we process, how we view and enter that dynamic and how we create… Continue reading NTM 222: When it comes to sibling dynamics, what’s your kryptonite?

UC 353: Combat in the Australian Army and PTSD with Kevin Humphreys

If you’ve got a brain and a blood supply, you’re susceptible to mental illness; it doesn’t discriminate. The question is, will you have the courageous conversations required to turn it around? When Kevin Humphreys joined the Army, he believed his life purpose was to serve his country through the profession of arms. Today, by pulling… Continue reading UC 353: Combat in the Australian Army and PTSD with Kevin Humphreys