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  • Not All Who Wander Are Lost
    2026/08/20

    Not All Who Wander Are Lost: Travel as Medicine for Mind, Body & Spirit

    In this episode of Seva: Science + Soul, Angel V. Shannon sits down with Janna Zinzi, founder of Wander Womxn Travels, to explore travel as more than leisure — as a legitimate practice for nervous system regulation, cognitive renewal, and soul repair. They talk about what happens in the brain and body when we step outside our routines, why rest and novelty are undervalued as medicine, and how community-centered travel can be a doorway to healing, connection, and self-discovery — especially for women who've spent a lifetime caring for everyone but themselves. Whether you're dreaming of your next trip or wondering if you even deserve to take one, this conversation is an invitation to wander — intentionally, joyfully, and without apology.

    Key Topics

    • The role of travel in mental and spiritual wellness
    • Connecting with the inner child and past self
    • Cultural sustainability and community-based tourism
    • Travel as a tool for overcoming societal unrest
    • The importance of intentional and mindful travel
    • Building safe and inclusive travel spaces
    • The influence of media and social algorithms on perception
    • Travel tips for navigating geopolitical risks
    • The significance of nature and grounding in travel
    • Future self visualization and goal setting through travel

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to the episode and guest

    00:19 Angel Shannon introduces Jana Zinzi and her work

    01:47 Janna Zinzi's background in cultural storytelling and travel

    03:30 Reflecting on childhood and early influences

    04:17 The importance of nurturing the creative self

    08:07 Self-forgiveness and honest self-assessment

    10:38 Connecting with the inner child at the start of the year

    12:20 Imagining childhood adventures and curiosity

    13:14 Exploring the ethos of Wander Woman Travels

    14:34 Reclaiming curiosity and risk-taking as adults

    16:10 Travel as a tool for cultural and spiritual development

    17:42 Travel fostering a sense of belonging and safety

    20:24 Intentional travel and community connection

    22:14 Understanding the mindset of the ideal traveler

    25:04 The importance of cultural and community-based tourism

    27:21 Travel as a form of self-love and risk-taking

    29:04 Navigating societal unrest and travel safety

    32:25 Media influence and social algorithms in travel perception

    36:27 The lessons from nature and grounding in travel

    44:50 Thriving versus surviving through travel and nature

    45:14 Costa Rica as a spiritual and natural retreat

    53:08 Disconnecting from social media and technology

    59:13 Future self visualization and travel goals

    01:00:40 Preparing for future self and intentional living

    01:01:24 How to connect with Janna Zinzi and her work

    Connect with Janna: Wander Womxn Travels

    Follow Janna on IG: Wander Womxn Travels on IG

    Brain health. Longevity. The inner life. Seva: Science + Soul is where clinical authority meets genuine warmth — and where the science of living well meets the soul behind it all.

    This podcast is the audio companion to Seva Living Newsletter — Angel's free biweekly newsletter where longevity meets lifestyle and science meets soul. Subscribe free at joinsevaliving.com.

    New episodes drop regularly. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

    Build a Better Brain. Design the Life You Deserve.

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  • Welcome to Seva: Science + Soul!
    2026/08/17

    Welcome to Seva: Science + Soul.

    I am Angel Shannon — Board Certified Nurse Practitioner, lifestyle medicine clinician, speaker, author, and Blue Zone retreat host with over thirty years of clinical experience including Johns Hopkins Hospital and the R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore.

    This is the podcast I have always wanted to make. And it begins with one question:

    What does it mean to live well — not just longer, but more fully, more consciously, more alive?

    Every episode of Seva: Science + Soul goes deeper than your annual physical ever could. Into the neuroscience of the aging brain. Into the gut-brain connection and what your microbiome is doing to your mood, your memory, and your mornings. Into the lifestyle medicine framework that the world's longest-lived communities have been practicing for centuries — the Blue Zone secrets of Ikaria, Okinawa, Sardinia, Nicoya, and Loma Linda.

    And into something most health podcasts never touch — the inner life. The contemplative practices. The radical self-compassion that the neuroscience is increasingly vindicating. The rituals that restore the nervous system. The soulwork that underpins every other pillar of longevity.

    Because the science and the soul were never meant to be separate.

    Here is what you will find in this podcast:

    Brain health and cognitive longevity — what the research actually says about protecting and building the aging brain, starting now, regardless of your age or your labs

    The gut-brain axis — how your microbiome shapes your mood, your memory, and your capacity for joy

    Lifestyle medicine as clinical practice — food, movement, sleep, stress, connection, and purpose as the most powerful interventions available to us

    Blue Zone and Mayan wisdom — what the world's longest-lived people know about ikigai, plan de vida, community, rest, and the unhurried meal that the Western medical model has largely forgotten

    The inner life — mindset, self-compassion, ritual, and the contemplative practices that change the brain as measurably as any pharmaceutical

    Real conversations with extraordinary people doing this work from the inside out — clinicians, researchers, healers, artists, and wisdom keepers who are living at the intersection of science and soul

    Seva: Science + Soul is the audio companion to Seva Living — my free biweekly newsletter on brain health, longevity, and the science of the good life. Subscribe free at joinsevaliving.com.

    New episodes drop regularly. Subscribe now wherever you listen to podcasts so you never miss one.

    This is the conversation I have always wanted to have.

    I am so glad you are here to have it with me.

    Build a Better Brain. Design the Life You Deserve. 🌿

    Angel V. Shannon, MS, AGPCNP-BC
    Board Certified Nurse Practitioner · Lifestyle Medicine Clinician
    Founder, Seva Health Group · The Seva Institute

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    🌐 Website: sevahealthgroup.com
    📱 Instagram · Threads · LinkedIn: @angelvshannon
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    Brain health. Longevity. The inner life. Seva: Science + Soul is where clinical authority meets genuine warmth — and where the science of living well meets the soul behind it all.

    This podcast is the audio companion to Seva Living Newsletter — Angel's free biweekly newsletter where longevity meets lifestyle and science meets soul. Subscribe free at joinsevaliving.com.

    New episodes drop regularly. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

    Build a Better Brain. Design the Life You Deserve.

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  • Trauma to Triumph: Harnessing Nature's Power for Healing & Renewal (Extended Episode)
    2025/03/25
    About Norris:Norris “The Fashionfly Hiker” Atkins is an encourager, educator, and nature enthusiast. As the founder and CEO of Norris Explores Outdoors (NEO), an Austin-based company, he provides a safe platform for Black individuals to reclaim their ancestral connection with nature. This connection not only enhances their physical health and mental health well-being but also fosters a sense of belonging and empowerment. His passion for the outdoors was nurtured during his time as a member of the Boy Scouts. Since 2015, he has dedicated himself to increasing outdoor visibility within Black communities. In 2024, he launched #Norris Explores Outdoors, a digital movement that collaborates with influencers to create a diverse and inclusive outdoors for Black individuals. He is actively involved in Outdoor Afro Austin, a nonprofit organization that reconnects Black communities with nature. Norris has been featured in the IG Live Chat Black in National Parks Project and mentioned in the Texas Highways magazine. He has been recognized through the Outdoor Afro Joyful Photo Award. Additionally, he has received The SCBWI Austin Annual Carmen Oliver On-the-Verge Conference Scholarship for his pre-published picture book, “My Hike With Daddy: A Story Of Black Joy In Nature.” He is a Tour Guide Volunteer and advocate of the We Need Diverse Books movement through storytime at Austin Central Library. He leads guided interpretive hikes at Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, visits Texas state and national parks, embarks on road trips to visit civil rights sites, and engages in bat watching, and he believes that nature is an integral part of his ancestral identity. Norris lives in the Pease Park area deep in the heart of downtown Austin. Catch up with Norris on Instagram and Threads at: @norrisexploresoutdoors Key Takeaways:Mindfulness and compassion are essential for living better.Norris Atkins promotes outdoor visibility for Black communities.Boy Scouts played a pivotal role in Norris's love for nature.Fishing is both a recreational activity and a life skill.Nature provides a safe space for mental health management.Building community through outdoor activities is vital.Embracing discomfort leads to personal growth.Nature teaches patience and curiosity.Outdoor activities can foster a sense of belonging.We are all interconnected in our experiences. Being outdoors is part of our DNA.We must reclaim our right to outdoor spaces.Nature provides a healing experience.Forest bathing helps wash away negativity.Creating safe spaces allows for emotional release.Journaling can memorialize transformative experiences.Empowerment comes from connecting with nature.Experiencing the night sky can be humbling.It's important to encourage each other in our journeys.Real men cry and it's okay to express emotions.Creating a culture of belongingness is essential for mental health.Silence can be a powerful tool for healing and reflection.Mindfulness practices can help build resilience in challenging times.Nature provides a unique space for connection and community.Introverts can find strength in their desire for solitude.Building a resilient brain is crucial for overall well-being.Engaging in outdoor activities can enhance personal growth.Practicing silence can be started in small increments.Community support is vital for survival and wellness.Norris offers outdoor adventures and collaborations for those interested. Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Mindfulness and Nature02:48 Norris Atkins: A Journey into the Outdoors06:03 The Impact of Boy Scouts on Personal Growth08:59 Fishing: A Family Tradition and Life Skill11:59 Mental Health and Nature Connection15:05 Building Community Through Outdoor Activities17:58 Embracing Discomfort for Personal Growth20:53 Nature as a Teacher of Life Skills25:12 Reclaiming Our Outdoor Heritage29:21 The Connection to Ancestry and Nature31:42 Experiencing the Night Sky34:50 The Healing Power of Forest Bathing39:51 Creating Safe Spaces for Emotional Release42:12 Empowerment Through Nature and WritingExtended Conversation:Creating a Culture of BelongingnessThe Power of Silence and StillnessBuilding Resilience Through MindfulnessCommunity and Connection in NatureFinding Norris: Outdoor Adventures and Collaborations Connect with me:Join over 5,000 happier people on my mailing list! https://www.healthyhousecallswithangel.comWhat area of your life needs the most care and attention right now? Work with me 1:1! Get the support you need and the science you've been searching for in my private community! https://www.thesevacircle.comCheck out my practice Seva Health: https://sevahealthgroup.com/Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelvshannon/Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/angelvshannon Brain health. Longevity. The inner life. Seva: Science + Soul is where clinical authority meets genuine warmth — and where the science of living well meets the soul ...
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  • Build A Better Brain: The Key To Thriving In Uncertain Times
    2024/11/19

    Build A Better Brain: The Key to Thriving in Uncertain Times

    Welcome to a transformative season of Healthy Housecalls With Angel! In this new season, we’re unpacking one of the most powerful yet overlooked keys to thriving in midlife: your brain health.

    Stress, fear, and uncertainty are at an all-time high, but what if I told you that nurturing your brain health could transform how you navigate life’s storms even in the midst of disruption and uncertainty so that you can thrive, not just survive?

    Your brain is more than just an organ - it's the command center of your mood, metabolism and sense of joy. Your brain is your body's control center, orchestrating your thoughts, emotions, and physical well-being. But chronic stress, poor nutrition, sleepless nights and modern-day pressures can wreak havoc on your neurotransmitters—the chemical messengers like serotonin, dopamine, and GABA that regulate mood, metabolism, focus, and ultimately your happiness.

    In this season, we’ll explore:

    The Science of Brain Health: How neurotransmitters like serotonin support emotional balance, dopamine drives motivation, and GABA promotes calm and how you can get them all in balance.

    Stress, Burnout and Brain Resilience: Why prolonged stress disrupts brain function, impacts memory, and causes mood swings—and how to rebuild your brain’s resilience with simple mental fitness exercises.

    Brain-Healthy Functional Nutrition: How the foods you eat directly fuel your brain, stabilize your mood, and boost your cognitive clarity.

    You’ll learn actionable, science-backed strategies to restore balance, enhance focus, and bring joy back into your daily life—no matter what life throws your way.

    If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, foggy, or disconnected, this season is your guide to transforming your mind, mood, and metabolism naturally. Let’s rescue your brain health and unlock your full potential together.

    Tune in now and set the foundation for a healthier, more vibrant you!

    #HealthyHousecallsWithAngel #BrainHealth #FunctionalNutrition #MindMoodMetabolism #Neurotransmitters #LifestyleMedicine #Resilience

    Brain health. Longevity. The inner life. Seva: Science + Soul is where clinical authority meets genuine warmth — and where the science of living well meets the soul behind it all.

    This podcast is the audio companion to Seva Living Newsletter — Angel's free biweekly newsletter where longevity meets lifestyle and science meets soul. Subscribe free at joinsevaliving.com.

    New episodes drop regularly. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

    Build a Better Brain. Design the Life You Deserve.

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    37 分
  • Intuition As Inspiration With Special Guest: Mariyah Thompson
    2023/06/15
    In these complex times, with life moving at such a hurried pace, we all yearn for quick answers and simple solutions to life problems that really aren't all that simple. 'Life hacks' are more prevalent now than ever before. Feeling so overwhelmed with information coming from so many corners, it can be comforting to turn to specialists and experts who appear to have the skills to show us the way. But asking others to help us make important life decisions can actually leave us feeling more lost and confused than ever. Tune into this special episode with my very special guest, Mariyah Thompson, Biophilic Designer and Horticultural Educator to learn how honoring intuition can be the simple solution we're searching for to regain a sense of control over our lives and reclaim our own innate power. About Mariyah:Mariyah Thompson is a Biophilic Designer, Horticultural Educator and lover of all things nature-related. She was born and raised in Southern New Jersey where she learned the importance of nurturing intuition from her beloved grandmother. Mariyah is a graduate of Towson University (2020) and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Science with a minor in Applied Adult Disability Studies. She credits the stillness she cultivated during the global pandemic for awakening a deep desire to "go deeper" within herself. She acknowledges her grandmother's passing - also during the pandemic - as a time in which she answered her heart's calling to pivot from her work in healthcare to her love of all things plant and nature related. Currently, Mariyah is the Manager of Residential and Commercial Horticultural Services at B. Willow in the Remington community of Baltimore, Maryland. Mariyah states frequently, "adding botanical designs to spaces across Baltimore and encouraging people to see themselves as a part of nature is what I love most about my work. We are one. I am so grateful to be in the position that I am, following my intuition, to do work that I truly love." Mariyah lives in Baltimore and spends most of her days celebrating life with her fiance, practicing meditation and yoga and "doing things that bring me joy." Intuition As Inspiration And Initiation: Show Notes Intuition, a profound and often elusive phenomenon, holds the power to serve as both a wellspring of inspiration and a catalyst for initiation. Rooted in our subconscious mind, intuition can guide us toward innovative ideas, uncharted paths, and transformative breakthroughs. It whispers, urging us to explore beyond the boundaries of logic and reason, and invites us to embrace the unknown. As a potent force of insight, intuition bridges the gap between imagination and action, encouraging us to trust our instincts and embark on journeys fueled by inner wisdom.In this episode, I am joined by Mariyah Thompson, who studied Exercise Science from Towson University and is currently working at B. Willow, a bespoke plant boutique in Baltimore, to talk about the power of intuition. Mariyah shares how she managed to make a career shift into biophilic design from Exercise Science, why people get stuck on the judgment about what they should be doing, and the importance of biophilic design and nature exposure in people’s day-to-day lives in the workplace. She also talks about the benefits of celebrating small wins and what it means to have a mirror for yourself, even when there is no mirror. Tune in to learn more about this and other exciting topics!Timestamps[04:35] Mariyah Thompson’s background information[05:36] How Mariyah managed to make a career shift into plants and nature[08:05] The inner landscape that enabled Mariyah to realize that Exercise Science is not for her and made the change[17:03] Why do people get stuck on the judgment of the outside about what they should be doing?[20:26] The importance of Bioliphic design and nature exposure in people’s day-to-day lives in the workplaces[26:28] The benefits of celebrating the small wins [30:30] What it means to have a mirror for yourself, even when there is no mirror[34:30] Does Mariyah have a journal practice?[49:16] Mariyah’s trip to Mexico and how it opened her life[57:12] The secrets to overcoming fear and living a more courageous life[01:01:56] The practices that can help nurture the intuition of moving forward regardless of life challenges.Notable quotes:“The smallest shift can create the most fertile ground for growth and awareness.”“The biggest hurdle for most of us to get over is the judgment on the outside about what we should be doing.”“Everything you need is already within you.”“There is fear, but it’s deciding and trusting in yourself that you are going to do what you want to do and fulfill whatever you want to fulfill because you trust yourself.”Upcoming events:September 19 to 24, The Design the Life You Deserve Retreat that will be in Bacalar, Mexico. Connect with me:Website: https://angelvshannon.com/Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/...
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  • Getting Better With Berberine
    2023/04/25
    Welcome to Season Three of Healthy Housecalls With Angel. In this episode, we'll be diving into the topic of berberine, a natural compound that has been gaining popularity in the health and wellness community for its many potential benefits.Berberine is a plant alkaloid that has been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years to treat a variety of ailments. In more recent years, it has gained popularity as a dietary supplement due to its potential health benefits such as helping to lower blood sugar levels, improve cholesterol levels, and reduce inflammation. This episode is for anyone who is interested in natural remedies and alternative approaches to health and wellness. It's also for those who may be dealing with issues related to elevated blood sugar or cholesterol levels, or who are looking for ways to reduce their risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and health conditions that are associated with inflammation in the body. In this episode, we'll be discussing what berberine is, how it works in the body, and the potential benefits and risks of taking it. So, whether you're a health enthusiast or just curious about natural remedies, you won't want to miss this episode. Let's get started!Overview: In recent years, berberine has gained popularity as a dietary supplement due to its many potential health benefits including: Lowering blood sugar levels: Berberine can help to regulate blood sugar levels by improving insulin sensitivity and reducing glucose production in the liver.Lowering cholesterol levels: Berberine can help to lower cholesterol levels by inhibiting the production of cholesterol in the liver and enhancing the excretion of cholesterol from the body.Modulating the gut microbiota: Berberine can help to improve digestive health by increasing the abundance of beneficial bacteria in the gut, reducing the abundance of harmful bacteria, and reducing inflammation.Modulating the gut-brain axis: Berberine can also modulate the gut-brain axis, which is the communication pathway between the gut and the brain. This can help to improve mood and reduce anxiety and depression.Reduce inflammation: Berberine has anti-inflammatory properties that can help to reduce inflammation in the gut and throughout the body. This can help to reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and colorectal cancer.Berberine And The Menopausal Woman:Berberine's action in helping to lower cholesterol levels by reducing the production of cholesterol in the liver and enhancing its excretion from the body is important for postmenopausal women as they are at a higher risk for developing cardiovascular disease due to changes in their hormonal profile. The improvement in insulin sensitivity can help accelerate weight loss and reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes that can occur during menopause. Berberine may help modulate the gut microbiota by increasing the abundance of beneficial bacteria in the gut, reducing the abundance of harmful bacteria, and reducing inflammation, which is important for overall digestive health and may help manage symptoms such as bloating, constipation or diarrhea that may occur during menopause. Safety and Cautions:Some research has shown that berberine may be considered safe for short-term use in persons who are not pregnant or breastfeeding, but long-term safety data is limited. It is also important to note that berberine may interact with certain medications, so it is important to talk to a healthcare provider, professional pharmacist and clinical herbalist before taking berberine as a supplement.Overall, we hope that this episode provides a helpful introduction to berberine and its potential benefits, and that it inspires you to continue exploring natural remedies and alternative approaches to health and wellness.Connect with me:Website: https://angelvshannon.com/Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sevahealthgroup LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelvshannon/Seva Health: https://sevahealthgroup.com/Courses and Coaching In The Seva Circle: http://www.getfitandfunctionalforlife.comGet Exclusive Content: https://www.patreon.com/healthyhousecallswithangelVisit Fullscripts, our trusted clinical partner: https://us.fullscript.com/welcome/sevawellcare/signup***Important Disclaimer: information presented in this podcast is for health education purposes only and should not be construed or considered to be medical, legal, or financial advice. Always consult your own healthcare provider before implementing any health education, supplement, or program. Brain health. Longevity. The inner life. Seva: Science + Soul is where clinical authority meets genuine warmth — and where the science of living well meets the soul behind it all.This podcast is the audio companion to Seva Living Newsletter — Angel's free biweekly newsletter where longevity meets lifestyle and science meets soul. Subscribe free at joinsevaliving.com.New episodes drop ...
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    42 分
  • When Things Fall Apart: How To Break Up With Your Therapist
    2023/02/28
    Divorce. Death. Loss of a job or trouble with the teenage kids - no matter what, life is filled with change and challenges. Coping with the stress of modern life isn't easy, especially when you're trying to do it alone. Therapy can be the biggest link to finding purpose, passion, and meaning in life again. However, not all therapeutic relationships work out for the best. Furthermore, life changes and people change which means our goals in therapy can change too. This episode provides gentle guidance on how to terminate therapy sessions in a way that doesn't burn bridges or create further emotional or psychological harm for either party involved. Additional Support for Helping Put Therapy Back In Therapeutic Services 4 Characteristics Of a Healthy Therapeutic Collaboration According to the American Psychological Association, key components of a healthy therapist-client relationship include:Collaboration: Therapists should work closely together with their clients on the treatment process. Goal consensus: Therapists and clients should agree on the goals and expectations of therapy. Empathy: Therapists should be sensitive to the client’s feelings and struggles and should try to understand the client’s point of view. Strong feedback: Therapists should appropriately engage the client to understand how they are responding to treatment. Positive affirmation: Therapists support their clients regardless of their behavior, attitudes and emotions to help improve the therapeutic relationship. 8 Signs That It May Be Time to End A Therapy RelationshipRoutinely feeling worse after a therapy session has endedStalled growth or feeling a lack of advancementDifficulty opening up, difficulty being honest, holding back critical facts, details, or emotions during sessionsInsensitivity from the therapist, lack of self awareness, lack of cultural competencyInability to accept or handle constructive feedbackChange in goals or prioritiesViolation of trust, honesty or boundariesGraduation! No longer needing the service Self-reflection Questions For Finding The Right TherapistWhat do I want to explore or gain better understanding of in therapy?How often do I want to meet with a therapist?Do I just want someone to talk to each week or do I want feedback, resources, and help developing new coping skills?Do I want to focus on intense symptoms affecting my life?Do I want to focus on a particular emotional issue?Do I want someone to restructure and modify my thinking or behaviors?What particular style of therapy do I want to explore? Questions to Ask During An Introductory Session With A Therapist:What type of therapy do you specialize in?What’s your general philosophy or approach to therapy? Are you more directive or guiding?How long have you been practicing?What is the framework that you work with?What will we cover in a typical therapy session? What is your preferred method of communication -- direct in sessions? Email? Text?What licenses and certifications do you have and which professional organizations do you belong to?How many clients have you had with symptoms, circumstances or diagnoses like mine?Do you ever collaborate or do peer consults?How often do you anticipate we will have sessions and for how long?How often do we set up goals and review them?What is a typical session like?What kind of 'homework' do you give patients in between sessions?How do I prepare for each session? How do you end therapy with your clients if / when it's not a good fit? 5 Possible Openings For The Break-up Conversation“I want to end our work together because I have different goals right now.”"I really appreciate the work we’ve done together. I’m realizing I need something different now, but I appreciate your willingness to help me when I needed it most.""I think we've made a lot made a lot of progress in our time together, and I feel that it’s time for me to move on.”"I'd like to use the next session to talk about ____. I'm feeling like I'd like to end our work together and I want to share that with you.""I'm concerned about _____ and at this time I don't feel it's best for us to continue working together." Resources for finding a new therapist:Psychology TodayTherapy TribeDirectory For Therapists Reading list:Therapists Spill: Their 12 Favorite Therapy and Self-Help Books Connect with me:Join my mailing list!: http://www.sevahealthgroup.com/starthereWhat area of your life needs the most care and attention right now? Find out with my free RETREAT mini-course!Check out my website: https://angelvshannon.com/Follow me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sevahealthgroup Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelvshannon/Check out my practice Seva Health: https://sevahealthgroup.com/Get support in The Seva Circle: http://www.getfitandfunctionalforlife.comGet Exclusive Content: https://www.patreon.com/healthyhousecallswithangel Brain health. Longevity. The inner life. Seva: Science +...
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  • Get In The Fast Lane! Flip Your Metabolic Switch Naturally!
    2023/01/10

    Intermittent fasting is a term used to describe an eating pattern where you cycle between periods of eating and periods of abstaining from food. It has recently gained popularity as a way to improve health, lose weight, and extend lifespan. While intermittent fasting can be beneficial for people of all ages, it may be particularly useful for those over 40 - especially women. As we age, our metabolism tends to slow down, making it easier to gain weight and harder to lose it. We lose muscle mass and our Intermittent fasting can help to boost metabolism and improve the body's ability to burn fat, making it an effective weight loss tool....but that's not all it's good for.

    In this episode, I talk about the power of intermittent fasting. I share the benefits of intermittent fasting, the challenges of intermittent fasting, the myths of intermittent fasting, and how to make intermittent fasting work safely for you. I also explain what happens to our muscle mass in our 30s, the biggest problem with weight gain and loss of muscle mass, and the best thing we can do to support healthy aging. Tune in to learn more and get ready to flip your metabolic switch.

    Timestamps

    [02:31] Why intermittent fasting over 40?

    [04:09] What happens to our muscle mass in our 30s

    [04:41] The problem with weight gain and loss of muscle mass

    [07:53] Weight gain over 40 and the possible link to developing dementia

    [08:39] The best thing we can do to support healthy aging

    [09:19] The four bad habits that will alter your metabolism

    [12:01] The value of personal training

    [14:55] What is intermittent fasting?

    [16:27] The good thing about intermittent fasting

    [17:03] The benefits of intermittent fasting

    [29:04] The myths of intermittent fasting

    [34:48] How to make intermittent fasting work SAFELY for you

    [36:00] The challenges that come with intermittent fasting

    [42:36] Tips to decide if intermittent fasting is right for you

    Connect with me:

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    My Upcoming Events:

    DATE CHANGE! Due to a conflict in scheduling, the date for 21 Questions For EXTRAORDINARY Goal Setting has been changed.

    The new date is: Wednesday, January 25, 2023 - 9am PST, 12noon ET, 5PM UK - Replay link + COMPLETE Workbook Included

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    Brain health. Longevity. The inner life. Seva: Science + Soul is where clinical authority meets genuine warmth — and where the science of living well meets the soul behind it all.

    This podcast is the audio companion to Seva Living Newsletter — Angel's free biweekly newsletter where longevity meets lifestyle and science meets soul. Subscribe free at joinsevaliving.com.

    New episodes drop regularly. Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

    Build a Better Brain. Design the Life You Deserve.

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    54 分