An Interview with Medical Intuitive, Psychic and Energy Healer, Julie Ryan

12/22/19 • 41 min

In this episode, Dr. Eeks chats with Julie Ryan, a medical intuitive and psychic who works with clients remotely.
Before Julie started a career as a medical intuitive, she founded several companies and invented surgical devices that are used around the world. Some of the services Julie offers include scanning a person for potential illnesses, energy healings, scanning pets for potential illnesses, accessing past lives, and communication with spirits. She also helps remove ghosts from folks' homes, and in this podcast, discusses a time a ghost's behavior shocked her.
Now, if you're a complete skeptic, good. Dr. Eeks is a skeptic too. But she also knows that the world is full of mysteries that go beyond conventional understanding. Please listen with an open mind yet don't run to the hills with anything as hard truth.
Julie also discusses the "12 Phases of Transition" everyone goes through when he/she is dyings and her new book, Angelic Attendants.
To contact Julie and learn more about her work, visit AskJulieRyan.com.
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Fat-Shaming Celebrities & What That Does to All of Us: An Interview with Researcher Amanda Ravary

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Society loves to shame people for their weight. It's called fat-shaming, and even though it doesn't do anything beneficial for physical or mental health on a societal or individual level, it happens all of the time. It's a form of bullying that often gets a pass under the guise of concern, small-talk or encouragement to lose weight.
Celebrities face constant scrutiny over their looks and weight and when they are fat-shamed, it's in a very public way: a viral social media post, a magazine article, a TV show, etc. And while we can imagine that this is a painful experience for the person being fat-shamed, does it impact the rest of us, and if so, how?
Today's Causes or Cures podcast features Amanda Ravary, a clinical psychologist and researcher at McGill University that researched this topic. Specifically, she analyzed high-profile incidents of celebrity fat-shaming and studied the effects they had on a large sample of women.
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An interview with Amber Romaniuk on Emotional Eating: Her Personal Story and How She Overcame It

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In this episode, Dr. Eeks chats with Amber Romaniuk, an Emotional Eating, Digestive and Hormone Expert who now helps women achieve optimal health through mindful eating and teaching them how to overcome their struggles with food. Amber describes her own struggle with emotional eating that involved her gaining and losing a total of 1000 pounds and spending 50,000 dollars on binge foods. She discusses how to identify if you are struggling with emotional eating, how it may be affecting your relationships, how she overcame it and how you can overcome it. She also talks about her Body Freedom program and how it's helping women all over the world. To learn more about Amber, visit amberapproved.ca.
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