Rethinking Wellness offers critical thinking and compassionate skepticism about wellness and diet culture, and reflections on how to find true well-being. We explore the science (or lack thereof) behind popular wellness diets, the role of influencers and social-media algorithms in spreading wellness misinformation, problematic practices in the alternative- and integrative-medicine space, how welln... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 131 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental HealthNutrition |
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Christy answers an audience question about whether fasting can help with chronic fatigue related to Long Covid—and what to do if your doctor recommends fas... more
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Health-misinformation researcher and science communicator Timothy Caulfield returns to discuss his new book THE CERTAINTY ILLUSION, why being too certain a... more
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Christy answers an audience question about the “adrenal body type” and unpacks the weight stigma, ageism, and pseudoscience embedded in this twist on the d... more
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Parent coach Oona Hanson joins us to discuss how going to a physical therapist for back pain led her down a wellness-culture rabbit hole, why dietary restr... more
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I’ve been listening to Christy’s podcasts for over 7 years and recommend her to everyone. She conducts an unparalleled amount of research to be able to present us with accurate data and evidence in accessible ways (mostly—sometimes I have to listen more than once to process the info). And she’s genuinely kind and empathetic! I feel empowered and emboldened with what I’ve learned from her, not least of which is self-acceptance, self-love, and patience. If I could only listen to one podcast for th... more
I respect needing to sustain oneself and make a living, but this may as well be a paid podcast, for both this and the newsletter because at least each time I’ve tried to listen or read several times over the year, a subscription is required to listen to the full episode or read the full article or post.
I love the content, but I agree with others who proposed retaining the model. Perhaps have some shorter episodes that are free or free for a limited time. As it is now, it’s the frustration of ... more
I tried having an open mind but this took it too far. As someone with an autoimmune condition for 2 decades and not finding ANY relief until I leaned heavily into healing holistically.. yes through diet/supplements. If you put junk in your body, it’s not going to feel good, supplements allow us to fill in the nutritional gaps and give our body what it needs to regain health. If takes time and it takes work but yes you most definitely have the ability to reverse disease through diet lifestyle, ... more
I love Christy’s work. But I find that I can’t listen to this podcast like a regular podcast anymore.
There’s too much content being put out as a teaser. More than other podcasts I listen to.
I have found this to be the same with her newsletter, where her content there is 90% linking to paid content.
I would suggest changing the model up, maybe every other episode being behind a paywall. I get that we all need to sustain ourselves out there! But this method is just putting listeners off.
Christy’s podcast used to be a go-to of mine for a decent amount of time. But ever since episode teasers and previews have become mainly the extent of the freely available content, the podcast has become irrelevant in my weekly rotation. The current monetization model is just not working.
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Critical thinking and compassionate skepticism define the essence of this podcast, which tackles the complexities of wellness and diet culture. It explores the scientific evidence (or lack thereof) behind popular diets, the influence of social media, and the pervasive misinformation that can lead to disordered eating. By addressing topics such as gut health, alternative medicine practices, and navigating a flawed healthcare system, the host aims to empower listeners to make informed and mindful health choices. Unique to this podcast is its balance of thoughtful discussions infused with personal experiences and a call for listeners to question wellness norms while pursuing genuine health and well-being. This orientation makes it particularly... more
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1. Oona Hanson
2. Arianne Shahvisi
3. Amanda Martinez Beck
4. Janice Dada
5. Abbie Attwood
6. Jonathan Vatner
7. Jenna Hollenstein
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