Have you ever wondered whether your recurring acne, eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, dry skin, hair loss, hives, or keratosis pilaris could be telling you something about what is happening beneath the surface? In this episode, I’m breaking down eight common skin concerns and the functional nutrition patterns I look for, including gut health, hormones, blood sugar, nutrient status, immune function, stress, and more. I’ll walk you through the key contributors I investigate for each condition, the labs that may provide helpful clues, and why finding the root cause often requires looking beyond the skin itself.

Skin Conditions blog post: https://www.thelyonsshare.org/2026/10/13/what-your-skin-may-be-telling-you-about-your-health/

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What happens when a person who has spent decades optimizing their health, practicing mindfulness, and pushing themselves to perform suddenly collapses? In this episode, I’m joined by Lane Kennedy, a mindfulness teacher and DNA functional nutritionist, to talk about her experience with dysautonomia and the long road back to health. We explore the idea of recovery capacity, why rest is more than sleep, how layered stress can overwhelm the body, and practical ways to support nervous system regulation. We also discuss sleep, technology, exercise, peptides, and why learning to listen to your body may be one of the most important health skills you can develop.

Lane Kennedy is a mindfulness teacher for the City of San Francisco and a DNA functional nutritionist who helps people better understand how their genetic blueprint can influence stress response, energy, and healing capacity. Her work combines functional nutrition, applied neuroscience, mindfulness, and nervous system regulation. After experiencing a collapse that led to dysautonomia and a long recovery, Lane now brings both professional expertise and lived experience to conversations about resilience, burnout, and recovery. She is also the author of Sobriety for Dummies and creator of Sober in San Francisco.

Lane's meditation page: https://lanekennedy.com/PracticeWithMe

Lane's Calm Resilience System https://calm.lanekennedy.com/calm-resilience-system

Sober in San Francisco https://soberinsanfrancisco.com/

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In this episode, I’m joined by Heather Watkins, a longtime fitness and wellness coach who experienced a heart attack at age 48 despite decades of healthy eating, regular exercise, and an incredibly active lifestyle. We talk about the warning signs she missed, the role genetics and family history can play in cardiovascular health, and why feeling fit and healthy doesn’t always tell the whole story. Heather also shares how her approach to exercise, nutrition, stress, boundaries, and sleep has changed since her heart attack. This is an empowering conversation about looking beyond the basics, advocating for your health, and understanding when it may be time to dig deeper.

Meet Today's Guest:

Heather Watkins is the founder of Best Health Wellness, a coaching practice dedicated to helping women improve their metabolism, hormones, strength, and overall health. With more than 30 years of experience in fitness, nutrition, and wellness, she has built her career around helping women create sustainable, healthy lifestyles. After experiencing a heart attack at age 48, she became even more passionate about helping women understand their cardiovascular risk, advocate for their health, and look beyond the basics of wellness. Heather is also the author of The Wake Up Call and the ebook 5 Things Every Woman Needs to Know About Her Heart.

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Heather's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/best_health_wellness/

Heather's website: heatherbesthealth.com

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Seafood is one of the most nutrient-dense foods you can add to your diet, but choosing the right fish can feel surprisingly complicated. In this episode, I’m joined by Sena Wheeler, a third-generation fishing family member and co-founder of Sena Sea, to break down everything you need to know about choosing seafood, from wild-caught versus farmed to mercury, sustainability, labeling, and even how to get your family to enjoy more fish. Sena also gives us a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at how fish gets from the ocean to your plate and why properly frozen seafood can be an excellent choice.

Sena Wheeler is part of a multigenerational fishing family and the co-founder of Sena Sea, a company that brings wild Alaskan seafood directly to consumers. With a master's degree in nutrition and food science specializing in omega-3s in fish and premium seafood handling practices, Sena combines her background in nutrition with her family's fishing heritage. She is passionate about sustainability, helping busy families eat healthier, and educating people about the nutritional benefits of wild fish.

Sena Sea: www.senasea.com

Sena Sea Instagram: www.instagram.com/SENASEA_SEAFOODS/

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In this episode of Wellness You Way, I’m diving into a topic that is incredibly common but still widely misunderstood: what was formerly called PCOS and is now referred to in this episode as PMOS. I’ll explain what the name change means, how PMOS is diagnosed, why insulin resistance is such an important piece of the puzzle, and why you can have PMOS at any body size. We’ll also talk about the functional nutrition strategies I use to support women with PMOS, including nutrition, blood sugar regulation, strength training, sleep, stress management, targeted supplementation, and more. Before we get into that, I’m also sharing new research on why preserving muscle mass may be much more important for long-term health than simply focusing on the number on the scale.

PCOS/PMOS blog post: https://www.thelyonsshare.org/2026/09/15/the-root-causes-of-pcos-pmos-insulin-resistance-hormones-how-to-feel-better/

Body Composition and Mortality study: https://www.ifm.org/articles/body-composition-mortality-risk-and-the-impact-of-lifestyle

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In this episode of Wellness You Way, I’m joined by Dr. Debra Muth, a functional medicine practitioner, educator, entrepreneur, and author of Seen at Last. We talk about what it means to truly investigate chronic illness, why a “normal” lab panel may not tell the whole story, and how to advocate for yourself when you feel dismissed or gaslit by the healthcare system. We also dive into environmental toxins, toxin testing, regenerative medicine, peptides, and the importance of addressing foundational health before reaching for more advanced tools. Finally, Dr. Muth shares some of the habits she uses to stay healthy, grounded, and joyful while running a busy practice.

Dr. Debra Muth is a functional medicine practitioner, speaker, entrepreneur, and educator with a passion for helping people uncover the root causes of their health concerns. She is the founder of Serenity Healthcare and Serenity Aesthetics and Wellness in Wisconsin, as well as the Functional Medicine Business Institute. Dr. Muth is also the host of the Let’s Talk Wellness Now podcast and author of Seen at Last, where she explores the experience of feeling unheard in healthcare and the importance of advocating for your health. Through her work, she helps patients and practitioners look beyond conventional approaches to create more personalized, comprehensive paths to wellness.

Links mentioned during this episode:

Dr. Muth's book Seen At Last: https://amzn.to/4vWVrIQ

Dr. Muth's podcast: https://letstalkwellnessnow.com/

Serenity Healthcare Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/serenityhealthcarecenter/

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In this episode, I’m taking a deep dive into perimenopause, including what it is, why symptoms can vary so much from person to person, and the underlying factors that can make the transition more difficult. I break down four common areas that may contribute to worse symptoms: nutrient and blood sugar imbalances, inflammation and oxidative stress, gut dysfunction, and adrenal dysregulation. Then I share five strategies you can use to support your body, from balancing estrogen and replenishing nutrients to improving gut health, reducing inflammation, and regulating stress. I also share a little health news on how a more plant-forward eating pattern may support cardiovascular health, especially after menopause.

Perimenopause blog post: https://www.thelyonsshare.org/2024/08/20/4-things-that-make-perimenopause-worse-and-5-things-that-make-it-better/

Plant-forward study: https://www.newswise.com/articles/plant-forward-planetary-health-diet-linked-to-lower-heart-disease-risk

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In this episode, I’m talking with Dr. Tracy Gapin about the health challenges men often overlook as they move through their 40s and 50s. We dive into sleep and sleep apnea, declining testosterone, endocrine disruptors, metabolic health, estrogen, gut health, essential lab testing, and why optimizing men’s health requires looking beyond a single hormone or symptom. Dr. Gapin also shares practical advice for men who want to improve their health and for the women who want to encourage the men in their lives to take action.

Dr. Tracy Gapin, MD, is a urologist, TEDx speaker and bestselling author who spent more than 20 years in traditional healthcare before shifting his focus toward precision performance medicine. After experiencing his own struggles with weight, stress, sleep, energy, and cognitive function, he pursued training in functional medicine, hormones, epigenetics, peptides, optimization, performance, and longevity. He is the founder of Peak Launch, a clinical practice focused on helping high-performing executives and entrepreneurs identify the biological factors limiting their health and performance.

Links mentioned during this episode:

Dr. Gapin's website: https://peaklaunch.com/

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