A podcast that explores fatigue conditions from as many angles as possible, while pushing the boundaries of thinking about fatigue as a signal to the 21st century and beyond. What is fatigue saying? How is it linked to shifts in contemporary consciousness around spirituality and health? How can we heal from fatigue conditions?"This is really an exceptional podcast — such rich conversations and so ... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessAlternative HealthSelf-ImprovementEducation |
In this episode, Anna and Dr Maya Shetreat (MD, neurologist and ceremonialist) discuss the incredible more-than-human intelligences of plants, cells, mitochondria and more. This is a truly exciting, deep and exploratory conversation in which Maya off... more
In this episode, Anna speaks with Dr Evan Hirsch (the Energy MD), who has helped thousands recover from Long Covid and ME/CFS. The conversation raises some fascinating points: how Long Covid can be understood as ME/CFS with a different viral trigger;... more
In this episode of the podcast, Anna speaks with her friend and colleague Jack Strömer. Jack has his own walk with chronic fatigue syndrome and a deep practice of Zen meditation. In this conversation, Anna and Jack explore the invitational nature of ... more
In this episode, Anna speaks with Dr Shivani Gupta, an expert in Ayurvedic medicine.
Through years of research and dedication, Shivani explored the incredible power of turmeric as a potent natural anti-inflammatory and later developed her own suppl... more
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I listened to the episode with Fiona and thought it was excellent, both presenter and guest providing valuable insight and sharing impactful lived experience lessons. Well done. Simon Mundie
I find listening to this podcast both comforting and thought provoking. It is informative, inspiring and compassionate all at once, thanks also to the expert caring conduction of Anna. Highly recommended listening not only for sufferer of chromic conditions, but anyone interested in deep healing and preventing burn out
Dr Anna has a way of bringing so many complex issues to the table in such a simple and direct way. She is a realist that adds tremendous value to those who are passionate about change. Her approach is holistic, allowing the person to really connect to the various issues discussed in these podcasts. She delves into the human condition and complexity in such a way that allows us to revisit and recognize that we need to shift our own focus on the betterment of our lives with an open mind. Each podc... more
These podcasts are brilliant for learning about oneself at all levels and unlocking the code of why and how chronic fatigue manifests. Anna is a fabulous interviewer and asks insightful questions- the ones we all want to ask! If you have ME/CFS, Long Covid or chronic fatigue you will find your answers here. Thank you Anna.
I love listening to the Fatigue Files podcast, and I love Anna's approach to fatigue conditions because she sees them in the wider context of our separation from nature and ourselves. She is not afraid to grapple with these larger issues as well as the more typical ones we all need to be aware of. I love the levels of complexity and the way she navigates them to make them easily understood. I also enjoy her guests because they often have a unique perspective.
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The content frequently revolves around the multifaceted nature of fatigue, emphasizing its connection to health and spirituality. Themes include personal healing, chronic fatigue conditions, holistic approaches to wellness, and the exploration of ancient and modern healing practices. Noteworthy discussions often feature expert guests who provide insights into the complexities of fatigue, suggesting that it serves as a signal for deeper understanding of individual and collective wellness in the 21st century. The podcast is characterized by its compassionate approach to sensitive topics, making it particularly engaging for listeners seeking to navigate their own struggles with health and fatigue.
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