It’s been a long time since I’ve heard the phrases, “My body is my temple,” and, “Good things come to those who wait,” uttered. This is not terribly surprising in a world that has largely ditched the concept of God. If social media and the news are accurate representations of our era, even those who … More Just Say, “No,” to Body Hacking
Ethical coffee is a whole different experience with a unique taste and high quality. It is great for the environment, as well as benefiting your health. These are my top picks … More Best Quality (Ethical) Coffee for Coffee Lovers
Last week we talked to Dr. Shawn Baker about different aspects of the carnivore diet and the quality of meat raised in pasture versus indoors. This week, we explore the impact of modern food sourcing on humans, is seasoning meat yea or nay, and how what’s the scoop on how carnivores poop. If you missed … More Deliciously Incorrect with Guest Heretic, Dr. Shawn Baker
You’ve probably heard of vegetarian and vegan diets, but have you ever heard of a carnivore diet? Today’s guest heretic, Dr. Shawn Baker, will share his experience with eating only meat. We’ll learn if you should be leaning more towards the carnivore side of the food plate, why are there so many ex-vegans in the carnivore … More Environmental Impacts of a Carnivore Diet with Guest Heretic, Dr. Shawn Baker
Do you think Monsanto should be brought to trial for crimes against humanity? Well then you’re going to want to tune in to today’s episode of the Nutrition Heretic Podcast when we continue our conversation with André Leu, author of The Myths of Safe Pesticides and member of the Monsanto Tribunal— a world court in … More Taking Monsanto to Trial for Crimes Against Humanity; André Leu Discusses the Monsanto Tribunal In The Hague
To say that no other company is as hated as Monsanto is an understatement. The Monsanto name is toxic, driving away consumers who point to products like RoundUp, glyphosate and numerous GMO crops for health disorders ranging from autism and alzheimers to gluten intolerance and cancers. Our guest heretic is André Leu, author of The … More Which Pesticides Are Safe?; André Leu, author of The Myths of Safe Pesticides and Member of the Monsanto Tribunal
This week we query the current definition of health. How can you be considered healthy when you have a disease? Adrienne’s guest is David Benjamin from Healthy Wild and Free. They chat about when David found health and what it looks like. How members of his family were adversely affected by birth deformities due to … More Kaizen, Hormones in Harmony, and The Definition of Health With Guest Heretic David Benjamin of Healthy Wild And Free
Do you really need drastic surgery to fix your pain or are there other factors and alternatives to consider? We also look at statin drugs and what negative affects they may have on users. The truth is that every cell in your body needs cholesterol (there is no such thing as good and bad), especially … More Unnecessary Surgeries; Guest Tudor Pangal Author of Back Pain: How I Got Rid of It After Suffering For 20 Years
There are new government nutrition guidelines out and you better believe Adrienne chows down on them in this episode of the Nutrition Heretic podcast! Our special guest is Alethea Lai from Mala’ai Garden at the Waimea Middle School in Kamuela, Hawai’i. A school/community garden where kids are introduced to food from the ground up — literally! You’ll … More Down with Low Fat Crap!; Guest Alethea Lai: How Does Your Community Garden Grow?
As National Thyroid Month winds down, Dr. Kaayla Daniel, author of The Whole Soy Story: The Dark Side of America’s Favorite Health Food, discusses the laundry list of disorders associated with heavy soy consumption in the health-conscious American diet — including thyroid disorders, infertility and lack of libido. Dr. Daniel also mentions one instance where … More Lose Your Veganity; Does My Thyroid Look Fat?; Surprising Use for Soylent
Guest Gina Peake discusses how she unexpectedly lost 15 lbs in 2 months after following the advice in Adrienne’s bestselling book, Frenching Your Food –– all while eating the sinful foods she loves! Adrienne and Jim respond to listener requests to more clearly explain her top tips for easy weight loss from last week’s episode. They also discuss … More Lose Weight Eating Anything You Want; Pass the Poop Pills; Therapeutic Baths for Cold & Flu Season
When Lynn Johnston couldn’t find any help for her Fibromyalgia diagnosis from doctors, she decided to take matters into her own hands. She began researching solutions and making small changes to her diet and lifestyle to address her problems. Lynn, creator of the Small Steps to Healthy Eating program, shares with us how to tweak your diet to yield huge … More The Dreaded New Year’s Weight Loss Resolution; Taking Small Steps for Big Results
