In this conversation, Timothy Frie, a trauma-informed nutrition professional, discusses the profound effects of trauma on health, emphasizing the physiological aspects of trauma and its long-term implications. He introduces the concept of neuro-nutrition, exploring how nutrition can aid in healing from trauma. The discussion also covers the cultural significance of comfort food, the complexities of resilience, and the importance of seeking support during difficult times. Timothy highlights the critical role of nutrition in recovery, advocating for personalized approaches to healing that consider individual needs and experiences.

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In this conversation, Marcy Albaher discusses the significance of friendships, particularly among women, and how they contribute to emotional and mental well-being. She explores the challenges of loneliness in a busy world, the importance of intergenerational connections, and the stigmas surrounding age. Marcy emphasizes the benefits of diverse friendships and age diversity in the workplace, while also addressing ageism and internalized beliefs. She provides practical steps for fostering intergenerational friendships and encourages listeners to embrace connections across generations.

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In this episode, we explore the best times for women to work out, effective strategies for reducing stubborn belly fat, and how fitness routines can be optimized for women at any stage of life. Dr. Paul Arciero, a renowned expert in health, nutrition, and human performance, shares insights on the importance of building muscle, especially as we approach and experience perimenopause and menopause. We also tackle common fitness myths, the power of social connections for motivation, and Dr. Arciero’s PRISE approach to staying fit and healthy at any age. This episode is packed with practical tips for women looking to optimize their health and feel their best.

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