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S3 EP10 The Future of Nutrition: Sustainable Omega 3's w/ Corinna Bellizzi
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08/18/22 • 50 min
This seasoned executive put Nordic Naturals on the map as an exceptional source for Omega 3 essential fatty acids, and now she and her company ÖrlÖ Nutrition has found an even more important mission: saving our health AND our oceans.
Corinna Bellizzi is a force to be reckoned with as a true expert in nutrition and sustainability, and this episode will blow your mind!
She details actual solutions being utilized right NOW that help to not only provide the most carbon-footprint negative and concentrated form of absorbable Omega 3's for optimal human health on the market, but also what's happening to our oceans ...and what her company is doing to help them.
Her mission is literally saving our lives, and the wildlife of our oceans.
This episode is a must-listen-and-go-do-something-about-it one for sure!!
Use code UNCOMMON10 to get 10% off your first order at www.orlonutrition.com
S3 EP6 Food That Changes Your Life w/ the Glam Grandma Lynne Bowman
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06/24/22 • 48 min
This amazing woman is busting every myth ever known about sustainable food cooking and eating:
- "it's too expensive"
- "it's too hard"
- "my kids never eat what's good for them"
- "I don't have enough time for cooking healthier stuff"
Sound familiar?
In this episode we hear from Lynne Bowman. She had zero resources, zero time, and kids to tend to on her own, but found a way to make simple, sustainable, easy, AND inexpensive meals that prevented her from getting diabetes. So she wrote a beautiful recipe book on it called: Brownies For Breakfast: A cookbook for Diabetics and the People Who Love Them
Lynne is living a long, healthy, active life, and this beautiful Glam Grandma is going to share her secrets ...and rock your world.
To connect more with Lynne go to her website: www.lynnebowman.com
28. The Law of Wellness w/ atty Barbara Zabawa
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04/01/21 • 37 min
Many practitioners (myself included) spend decades learning and mastering their craft of human physical, metabolic, and emotional science. I know that running a healthcare business often times is far more complicated than the physical patient care, and as doctors, we generally do not have the training, awareness, or advocacy for keeping our private practice running smoothly - and not because we don't want to, but often times out of sheer lack of time to learn how.
Today's episode has a different expert who has dedicated her life to educating and legally protecting the doctors out there doing their work: attorney Barbara Zabawa.
I personally have seen Barbara in action, and she is a force to be reckoned with! I am grateful for her extensive knowledge and expertise, and had to give more practitioners out there access to her very particular niche of [un]common law.
Reach out to her at: www.wellnesslaw.com
Barbara is the founder and President of the Center for Health and Wellness Law, LLC, a law firm dedicated to improving legal access and compliance for the health and wellness industries. She is also lead author of the book Rule the Rules on Workplace Wellness Programs, published by the American Bar Association. She is a frequent writer and speaker on health and wellness law topics, having presented for national organizations such as WELCOA, National Wellness Conference, HPLive, Healthstat University and HERO.
Barbara J. Zabawa is a Clinical Assistant Professor for the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee College of Health Sciences, Department of Health Services Administration where she teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in health law and compliance, US health care delivery and health professions career development.
The [un]common surprise of living for imperfection with licensed mental health practitioner Kathryn Ely
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03/04/21 • 36 min
Who doesn't want to be perfect? Our social culture. our family life, our personal expectations - we want them all to fit a perfect picture we design in our minds. But what if those perfections are actually distractions from living our truest, most connected and fulfilling life?
Meet Kathryn Ely. She is a recovered perfectionist who had a major life shift and returned to school later in life to receive her Masters degree in mental health, with an emphasis on perfectionism. She is a certified and licensed councilor who teaches the tools needed to stop being paralyzed by perfection, embrace the process of life, and thrive in the most fulfilling and imperfect way.
Connect with Katheryn in her private practice, and her podcast at IMPERFECT THRIVING
S4 EP6 Yogi Aaron: STOP stretching!
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01/19/23 • 40 min
Creating stability with better yoga practices seems obvious, but Applied Yoga Anatomy and Muscle Activation (AYAMA) is still a relatively [un]known way to get there. And guess what?... to have a more #painfreelife , Yogi Aaron teaches Yoga that makes you STOP stretching, gets to the root cause of your pain, and yields the highest long-term results for your #body by using integrative muscle technique (IMT) In your yoga practice.
To connect with Yogi Aaron go to: yogiaaron.comAnd (**HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT**) watch this episode on our NEW YouTube channel: youtube.com/@uncommonmed
✅ Please go like and subscribe!! 👍🏼 ....Help us all become a bit more [un]common 😉
#ayama #integrativemuscletechnique #Yogiaaron #stopstretching #flexibility #antiaging
S4 EP9 Fecal Microbiota Transplanting (FMT) w/ Dr. Shaina Cahill
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03/02/23 • 52 min
Fecal Microbiota Transplanting (FMT) is a cutting edge treatment that has actually been around for centuries. Science and clinical success has finally caught up to it's historical use.
So what is it??
FMT is the process of transplanting stool (a donor's poop, basically) that has healthy bacteria and other gut needs into a person who has a dysfunctional and unhealthy gut microbiome that's causing disease. The transplant helps the recipient with a TON of different conditions including gut disorders, neurologic disorders and even brain and cognitive disorders.
A rigorous screening and donor match process is required, so connect with the doctors and scientists of Novel Biome at their website: WWW.NOVELBIOME.COM
and follow them on youtube @novelbiome
#fmt #fecaltransplant #autism #ibs #gutbrainconnection #gutbrainaxis #probiotics #guthealth #gutrepair #neuroscience #cognition #cuttingedge #solutions
31. When your kids have food allergies, you start Safely Delicious - w/ Lisa Ragan
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08/19/21 • 56 min
For this momtrepreneur, the world of food allergies became a lifestyle of necessity - if she didn't personally investigate every food label ingredient it could literally be a life or death situation for her kids. After years of making her own foods she knew would be safe, Lisa Ragan found out she had a product on her hands that people really loved, because not only was it safe, it was sincerely really delicious.
And then was born: Safely DeliciousInstagram: @safelydelicious
The ancient practice of midwifery in modern times w/ Blyss Young
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03/11/21 • 44 min
It's Women's History Month, and what better way to honor women than to discuss one of the most sacred and miraculous acts only a woman can do: give birth.
Nature provided us women with everything we need to bring life into this world - our bodies are truly amazing! Somehow along the way, giving birth became a medical event, and the ancient practice of midwifery came under scrutiny and attacked for being unsafe and unable to handle the complications that may occur during the birthing process.
Well, that simply just isn't true.
Blyss Young, a board certified licensed midwife (LM) and certified professional midwife (CPM), opened the only free standing birth center in Los Angeles and transformed the way birth is managed and perceived in this country. She is an incredible woman and mother who has been helping to bring babies into this world for over 20 years. And she also taught me the correct way to pronounce her field of study, which I completely messed up in the beginning of this episode (uuugh!) it's mid-WIF-rey, just FYI.
I learned so much in our conversation today! From statistics about how high the death rate is for women and their babies here in the United States, to the incredibly emotional story of tragedy that Blyss has had to endure and live through with the sudden loss of her teenage daughter to a senseless random act of gun violence.
Midwives, part of our history and practice of wise women is alive and well - and definitely needs more credit and attention as a safe and effective option for pregnant women preparing to bring their babies into this world.
Learn more about Midwifery and Blyss's practice and services at BIRTHINGBLYSS.COMAnd on social
IG - @birthingblyssmidwifery
FB - facebook.com/birthingblyssand listen to her on her podcast with Dr. Stu at DRSTUPODCAST.COM
The [un]common of Corporate Mindfulness Culture w/ Jessica Ollenburg
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02/25/21 • 49 min
In today's landscape of COVID, finding a balance between work and a healthy personal life can be challenging, so today we are taking a hard right turn and looking at something very common to most of us: work.
I called on an exceptional executive, Jessica Ollenburg, to help us learn more through her career, the dynamic culture of corporate mindfulness, and how she is influencing a workplace culture that has depth, balance, and whole-person integrity.
Jessica has over 4 decades of experience successfully navigating through corporate culture, and the corporate mindset, with her Executive Consulting, Employment Law and Entrepreneurial Venture company Ollenburg, LLC.
Recently awarded Executive Consulting Firm of the Year 2021; 100 Best Companies to Watch Out For 2020; The 10 Most Innovative CEOs Revamping the Future 2020 - And published and showcased by the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Fortune, Money, Businessweek, CNN, the Washington Post, Worldnews.com, CEO Today, Exeleon, Acquisition International.
You can connect more with Jessica and her associates at her company OLLENBURG,LLCand become a fellow Zen Activist with her at: ZenByOllcAnd of course, visit the world of spirits with Jessica and her husband, the WHISKY-DUDE
S4 EP4 Technology Mindfulness Hacks w/ Rob Krecek of Humans First
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11/17/22 • 43 min
Are you using technology, or is it using YOU?
We now spend 3⁄4 of our time awake on our tech devices, and it's wreaking havok on our stress levels, cortisol, mood, immune systems and mental health. With 4.2 billion people around the globe affected by tech overuse, Rob Krecek decided to do something about it, and has been consulting people and corporations on ways to have a more healthy existence with our technologies through his company Humans First.
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How many episodes does [un]common medicine have?
[un]common medicine currently has 58 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Culture, Best, Doctor, Health & Fitness, Natural Medicine, Society, Functional Medicine, Celebrity, Medicine, Entertainment, Podcasts, Science and Alternative.
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The episode title 'S4 EP3 Cutting-edge Fertility Options: Pre-Conception Care w/ Alexandria DeVito of Poplin' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on [un]common medicine is 39 minutes.
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Episodes of [un]common medicine are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of [un]common medicine was released on Nov 2, 2020.
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