#33 What Health Experts Taught Me About Living Well
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What can a year of conversations with psychologists, neuroscientists, doctors, exercise physiologists, nutrition experts and researchers teach us about living well?
In this special anniversary episode of Mind Your Being, I reflect on the biggest lessons I've learned after a year of conversations with health experts—and how those conversations have completely changed the way I think about health and wellbeing.
When I started the podcast, I believed our health was interconnected. But after speaking with experts across mental health, brain health, bone health, nutrition, relationships and healthy ageing, I've come to appreciate just how deeply connected our bodies, minds and lives really are.
In this episode, I share:
• Why strength has become one of the foundations of healthy ageing
• What surprised me about the connection between brain health, heart health and metabolic health
• The lessons I've learned about vulnerability, shame and self-acceptance
• Why curiosity has become more important than having all the answers
• And the one question I keep coming back to:
How can we live well?
Whether you've been listening since Episode 1 or you've only just discovered Mind Your Being, thank you for being here.
I hope this conversation helps you feel a little more informed, a little more curious... and reminds you that you're not alone.
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Cass x
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