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We break down why most resolutions fail and replace shame and willpower with a simple, proven system that makes health change easy and durable. Clear steps, tiny wins, better environments, and social support turn “new year, same habits” into steady progress.

• why vague, huge, and shame-based goals fail
• cue–routine–reward explained with real examples
• identity-first habits that feel natural
• if–then plans that remove decision fatigue
• start tiny and favor consistency over intensity
• environment design to make good choices easy
• accountability that increases follow-through
• a six-step framework for goals that stick
• plan for setbacks with “never miss twice”

Share it with a friend who’s talking about New Year’s resolutions and pick one small habit to do together.

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We reset how we think about detox by showing how the liver, kidneys, and lungs already do the work and how simple changes help them do it better. No crash cleanses or extreme regimens, just steady support with sleep, hydration, nutrients, and smart supplementation.

• what detoxification really means and why it is continuous
• the liver’s two-phase pathway and nutrient needs
• everyday exposures that strain detox systems
• kidney filtration, hydration, and electrolyte balance
• the lungs’ role in removing CO2 and irritants
• practical habits that reduce load and improve function
• a three-month plan to support liver, kidney, and lungs
• how breathwork and better air quality aid recovery
• why gentle support beats aggressive flushing

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Holiday pounds aren’t the monster under the bed—until they quietly stick around. We dig into what the research actually shows about weight gain between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, why small daily indulgences matter more than one big feast, and how routine disruptions—sleep, travel, skipped workouts, stress, and alcohol—turn a cheerful season into a slow creep on the scale. Along the way, we share a practical way to enjoy traditions without paying interest on your health in January.

We walk through the numbers: most adults gain one to two pounds during the holidays, and only a small slice see five to ten. The problem is what doesn’t come off. That lingering “holiday bump” becomes a new baseline, especially for those already managing obesity. Instead of chasing perfection, we focus on better patterns: a behavior-first mindset, quick resets after slips, and simple choices that add up—protein and fiber before events, scanning the buffet before picking, a one-plate rule with half produce and a quarter lean protein, and a hard look at liquid calories that deliver plenty of sugar but no fullness.

You’ll also hear how to pre-decide your non-negotiables, use the season’s predictability to plan, and keep movement and sleep steady even when schedules wobble. We talk about the emotional side—family, nostalgia, and the pressure to “be polite”—and share a compassionate approach that honors celebration while protecting long-term health. No moralizing, no crash plans, just clear strategies to help you feel good now and later.

Enjoy the food you love, skip what you don’t, and give yourself a short memory for slips and a long memory for wins. If this episode helps you rethink your holiday playbook, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review so more people can find the show.

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