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>> Speaker A: I see you struggling to keep up with those drastic
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changes you picked up from the latest influencer.
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I mean, she had great success. So
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why on earth are you struggling so much?
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Why isn't it working for you? You're not getting
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anywhere. You're starving all the time.
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What's going on? What am I doing wrong?
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I know that's what you're thinking. Let's chat.
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Welcome to whole health made simple.
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>> Speaker B: Are you tired of chasing fad diets and endless
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workouts? Frustrated and confused by the conflicting
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advice on health and weight loss? Well, you're not alone. I'm
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Jolene, a nutritional therapy practitioner, and I'm here
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to guide you on a different path through holistic
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wellness. Together, we'll blend ancestral
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wisdom with scientific principles, making health
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and weight loss a reality. >> Speaker A: Say goodbye to yoyo dieting, and hello.
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>> Speaker B: To simple, individualized steps that will help
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you reach your goals. >> Speaker A: Let's explore the power of healing your.
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>> Speaker B: Gut, optimizing your metabolism, and embracing whole
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food. Ready to make that personalized wellness a
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reality? Let's get started on your journey to
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real health. >> Speaker A: Hey. Hey, there. Oh, my gosh. Friend,
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I see you. I see you struggling.
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I've been you. I've been there. You
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find the person, the latest
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influencer that has 100 million
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followers, and she is telling you
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exactly what to eat and exactly what
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exercises to do. You're struggling to
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eat what she eats, you're struggling with the
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exercises. You're not getting
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any results at all. If
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anything, you're starving all the time, your body's
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achy, your sleep's all messed up, and you just
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are frustrated. I've been there. I
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get it. I feel you.
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I was you. She had
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so much success, and you cannot figure
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out why you're not
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seeing the results. You saw it, like, the first couple of
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weeks, but after that, it has just been
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this roller coaster, of up and downs.
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Now, I know I always say weight
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loss and even your health journey is a
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roller coaster of sorts. It is not going to be
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a straight line, but
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we need to dive into this. This latest
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influencer, that you're following, that you expect
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the same results as she got.
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You're, what, 20
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years older than her, 30 years older than her? More than
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that. How on earth do you expect to get
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the same results as some young 20 something year old
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or early 30 something year old when you're
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in your late forty s, fifty s or sixty s? It
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doesn't work like that. Our bodies are not working. The
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same things need to be
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adapted as we age.
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And sometimes we need to be realistic.
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I know I said the r word, but
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it even took me a long time to realize
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that our bodies, each one of us,
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are built uniquely beautiful,
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but they're uniquely different. So
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stop fighting your
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body and start learning to work
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with it to reach those goals, to get
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smaller, to get healthier, to feel better,
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to have more energy, to enjoy
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life. That's the bottom line.
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We want to be able to feel good and
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enjoy life. So how do we do
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it if what we were being taught isn't
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working? I know there's lots of people out there that are going to
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come at me, but I am a
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realist. I think we all really need to
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be realistic. We need to be realistic
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with our current health, our
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current stress levels, our current
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lifestyles, our current working environment,
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and work with what we have
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in a way that
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is empowering and
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healthy and helps us improve our
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situation, rather than adding
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something that is so extreme and so
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out of touch with the body we're living in
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that it puts so much stress on it.
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Now, there's nothing wrong
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inherently with what this influencer is
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teaching you, except for the fact
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that you can do things and get
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away with things in your
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can't in your can do in
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your can't. In your can do, in
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your can't in your. See where I'm going with
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this? And the longer you
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have, maybe not taking care of yourself is
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the best way to phrase that. The
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harder it is to expect
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these dramatic changes in a
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few months. If you are being pitched that
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you can lose 20 pounds in a month,
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they can't guarantee that.
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And if they do and you do get there,
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what's going to happen the following month or the months
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after that? Living life in
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starvation isn't healthy.
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Eating enough food and
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nourishment is learning and taking a step back and saying, you
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know what? I want to do this the right way,
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the healthy way, and get
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there, where do you start to do it
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that way? First of all, drown out
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the quick fix noise.
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It took you however many years, maybe
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2030, 40 years, to be in the spot you're in today.
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You cannot expect it to go away in three months. It could
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take a year, it could take two years. It depends
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on your current health, your
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current physical health, as well as your
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internal health. And by physical health, I mean, if you
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haven't been exercising, what is your muscle
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health like? What kind of injuries have you had? Have you
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been in a car accident? Are there things you can and can't
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do that are going to prohibit
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you from doing what a 20 year old
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is telling you to do. Are you
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so morbidly obese that you can't get
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up and down from the floor? It's nothing
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wrong. It doesn't mean that you're never going to reach your
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goals. What it means is you have to approach
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it gentlier. Is that a word?
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gentler. That's it. You've got to approach
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it slower. The main
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thing to start with is your
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brain. Believe in yourself
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that you are worth doing this and doing
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it in a way that makes you healthy.
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The size you are right now is
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meaningless. Your size, does not
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dictate your worth. You
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deserve to be healthy.
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You deserve love. But the only way you can
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get both of those is to love yourself enough
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to take those first steps. And those first steps
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aren't an extreme diet. Those first
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steps are being honest
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with yourself of, what position you are
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in today. So now I need you to
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get real honest. What are your current health
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issues besides weight?
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What are your current
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physical, limitations
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besides weight? Write them down. When you
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do any kind of searching for your
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journey, include these
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limitations. How do I improve
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insert health condition?
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How do I exercise with insert limitation of
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physical mobility? That's where we
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start. We start with what we're
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at and we find things we can do
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that are not going to set us
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back. I say these
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things for one reason and one
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reason only. I've lived them.
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I thought the only way was to do
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what society said I had to do
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to get here. I'd end up
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with autoimmune conditions because I wasn't eating
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right. I ended up with injuries because
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I did too much too fast in a body that
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wasn't used to moving. Those are
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the things we need to do. Be
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realistic. That doesn't make you
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less than anything. It will
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actually set you up for success.
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Start slow. Do you struggle getting up and down off
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the ground? So any kind of home workout
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that has you going up and down and up and down is
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not good for you. Then find a standing yoga
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routine or a chair yoga routine
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or something that just digs all the exercises on the ground.
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So you only have to get up and down once. Make
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sure you have a chair next to you so you can get up easily.
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Those are things I want you to consider.
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And size doesn't always matter on getting
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up and down from the ground. That's mobility.
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And small people have mobility issues just
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as much as large people, so it doesn't really
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matter. But take
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something or find something that is easy
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for you to do. That you can do in simple
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steps. Take a step back
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from these wazoo influencers
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that aren't doing you any good.
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They are giving you food and
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exercises that aren't meant and right for your
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body. Like I always say,
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start with the basics.
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Start by switching out to real foods.
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Focus in on adding fermented foods to work on your
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gut because those two go hand in hand and will help
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you start releasing some of that excess
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weight and help alleviating some of the
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symptoms you're having from whatever health issues you
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have. And then start moving your body
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as you are capable of doing it.
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If that means you have to sit in a chair with
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216 ounce water bottles
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and kind of punch out and get your heart rate up, then that's what
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you do. If you can go on a five mile
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walk, and that's simple for you, then that's what
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you do. Meet your
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body where it's at today to make
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those steps forward before
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you start diving into hacks and quick
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fixes, or even
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working with me on something like finding food
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sensitivities. Unless you're well aware of it and you're
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already eating real foods,
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there's no reason to start there. You've got to start
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at the beginning. When I
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have people work with me, I make them start at the
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beginning. If you don't start at the basics,
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the very, very beginning. Eating
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real foods, eliminating processed foods,
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eliminating lots of excess sugar. If you
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can eliminate sugar altogether, even better for a
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while, adding in fermented foods,
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drinking your water, moving your body.
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Those three things help balance out your body. Work on your
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gut all at the same time. Even exercise helps you
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work on your gut because it helps you improve your
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sleep. Then we start working on eliminations.
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Then we start working on circadian rhythm.
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Then we start deep diving into gut
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health. But you need to be
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eating real foods, moving your
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body and being hydrated. I know I sound
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like a broken record, but this is the time of year
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that everybody is falling off of
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their resolution.
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I don't know. I don't know what you call it, but they started out in
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January, gung ho. And they started
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out too hard, too heavy, too fast,
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and they don't know what to do. I
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don't want you to give up. I believe in you.
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You can do this.
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But the time to follow a 20 something
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influencer at 40, 50
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something, it's done. Find
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someone your own age. Hey, I'm your own
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age. But find someone your own age that
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can help you through the changes your body
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is going through now. That's
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key. I have people I
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follow that are helping me go through how
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my body's changing right now. I
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am a late menopause person. I'm
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still in perimenopause, but I
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need to support my body with where it's at
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now. You need to
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support your body where it is
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at now. I cannot
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stress this enough. That is why I keep making
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episodes that sound very similar
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over and over again. You need to be supporting your body where it's
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at now. Next episode,
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we are going to tackle that new
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study that came out on protein. It's a
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bunch of malarkey. I'm trying to keep
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this a clean show so that anyone can listen to it. So we'll call
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it a bunch of malarkey. So
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when I say eat real foods, eat your fruits and
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vegetables, but make sure you're prioritizing
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that protein. Get in those fermented
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foods, drink your water, start
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some sort of movement. And I would like to invite you, if you
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are struggling, into my free
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community where we can work and
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support each other step by step along
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this journey. So we don't give up.
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Because the only time we fail is when
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we completely give up. You're going to have
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setbacks. Those are not failures. Failure is not doing anything and giving up
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completely as long as you keep getting back
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on that horse and going forwards.
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You, my friend, are a success
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story. So if you would like to join me,
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the link to the community is in the show notes. It
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is off Facebook so that I could keep it
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completely private. Because you know what? We share some
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things, or I'd like you to share some things that may be
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personal. So I'd love to see you
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there. And I want you to be
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successful. We all deserve health. We
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deserve to enjoy the time
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of our life where we're more free.
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We're not tied down by work as much.
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Our kids are out of the house. If you have kids, you
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have grandkids you want to go run after and play
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with. That's what I want for you. And
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if you're not quite there yet and you're in your want you to
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start now so that you don't feel like you're up
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against a race to get there. The earlier
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you start taking your health seriously,
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the easier it is. And we
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all want life to
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our years. I don't care how long you live,
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if you're bedridden, that's no fun. We want
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life in those years. On, that note, friends,
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I will see you next time. Bye.
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>> Speaker B: Thanks for listening in today. I hope you got some nuggets to take
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on your health journey. Remember, this podcast is for
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educational and entertainment purposes. No medical advice
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is being given by listening to this podcast, you agree to the
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full disclaimer, which is linked in the show notes. If you
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thank you for being part of my community. Until next time, have
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