Discussions to inspire, explain, and examine what health and wellness means for females in the modern world. Speaking with guests such as Dr Stacy Sims, Orla Chennaoui, Flora Beverley, Nichola Ludlam-Raine, Tash Bradley, and Lucy Bartholomew, we seek to cover all areas of life, from fitness to interior design, fashion to nutrition, performance sport to wellness techniques. Join for a new episode e... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Grace Kingswell is a fertility expert mBANT specialising in fertility journeys, and IVF, and postpartum.
In this episode we discuss: what holistic health means and looks like, the benefits of breast milk, the best type of birth for your baby and why... more
Elinor Barker is a professional road and track cyclist, multiple Olympic medalist and World and European Champion cyclist.
In this episode we discuss: women’s professional road cycling and their maternity policy, Elinor’s training through pregnancy... more
Kaitlin Colucci is a Gut Health Dietitian & Yoga Teacher
In this episode we discuss: what holistic health means and looks like, our gut brain connection - leading to the link between diet and mental health, Kaitlin’s experience as an NHS dietician, ... more
Dr Piper Gibson is a Doctor of Functional Medicine, Advanced Holistic Nutrition, and a Board-Certified Doctor of Natural Medicine, and founder of Elite Gene Labs and the Tic Disorder Institute: Regenerating Health. She’s also the author of Tic Talk: ... more
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I’m just about done reading the latest book by Dr. Sims (with Selene Yeager), Next Level. This interview gives the listener great insight into all the major discussion points Dr. Sims so skillfully details in her book. And you ask just the right questions to get the whole conversation going. I’ll be listening to your podcasts again. Thanks!
Hi! I listened to the episode with Nichola Ludlum after I heard her on another podcast. I am always interested in listening & learning about health however I was concerned when the host referenced an article about 1 in 3 woman who drink Diet Coke have children with autism. It is poor judgment to quote this article and not actually explain or reference it in the podcast footnotes. Sadly, Nichola did not ask any questions about it or explain it to listeners. I stopped listening after a few minutes... more
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This podcast explores the multifaceted world of health and wellness specifically tailored for women. Through insightful conversations with a diverse range of guests, including nutritionists, authors, and wellness experts, the discussions touch on various topics such as hormonal health, dietary approaches, mental wellness, and the impact of modern lifestyle choices. Episodes often delve into personal stories and actionable advice, aiming to empower listeners to navigate their own health journeys. Unique to this podcast is its blend of expert knowledge and relatable experiences, which encourages women to take charge of their well-being both physically and emotionally, while challenging societal norms around health.
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