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Emily Schromm
Emily Schromm is a trainer, coach, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and entrepreneur. From MTV's Challenge to Women's Health Magazine's Next Fitness Star, Emily has worked in the industry for over 14 years helping people learn about movement, mindset, and the power of nutrition. She now is helping bring awareness to the impacts of industrial farming and how to localize the food supply chain through www.joinpeel.com.
She is the founder of Empirica supplements, the author of the poetry book - The Process, and lover of Mother Earth. Her goal is to continue to inspire listeners to live their BEST, BIGGEST life through education, storytelling, and heart.
Thank you for being here!
www.emilyschromm.com
www.myempirica.com
www.instagram.com/emilyschromm
www.joinpeel.com
She is the founder of Empirica supplements, the author of the poetry book - The Process, and lover of Mother Earth. Her goal is to continue to inspire listeners to live their BEST, BIGGEST life through education, storytelling, and heart.
Thank you for being here!
www.emilyschromm.com
www.myempirica.com
www.instagram.com/emilyschromm
www.joinpeel.com
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Mar 7, 2018 • 53min
#46 with Diana Rodgers: Kale vs Cow and The Case For Better Meat
5:00 Diana’s Story: Educating Herself First
Certified as both an NTP and Paleo RD, living on a big farm outside of suburbia Boston
13:45 The Connection of Farm Life
“People are finally connecting the dots. If we are going to consume high protein diets, it makes sense to know how those animals were raised.”
17:00 Documentary: Kale Vs. Cow
Mission: Finding the most optimal diet for human health AND sustainability
Reaction to “What The Health” Film
25:00 What Makes a Healthier Animal
The proper treatment for farm animals and how to manage them appropriately with grazing techniques
34:00 Understanding The Circle of Life
“We as humans, are not in control of nature. We are only a small piece of nature and a piece of the food cycle.”
41:00 Tips When Shopping for Meat
Becoming aware of where your food is coming from by getting involved
How to know what to look for when shopping for meat in grocery stores
47:15 The Luxury of Worrying About Longevity
Learning to not take for granted what is on our plates and the access we have to good quality food
51:21 Spirit Animal
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Feb 28, 2018 • 59min
#45 with Sarah Morgan, THE GENE QUEEN: Buddies in Your Belly, Genetics, & Neurotransmitters
Nutrition Genome GENE TESTING: http://www.nutritiongenome.com/ref/Emily
Sarah Morgan, The Gene Queen, is known for her innovative ideas that connect science to everyday life in a way that impacts thousands. Sarah has a clinical practice in Denver, Colorado, that focuses on using food and nutrients to optimize gene expression and help individuals with complex health issues. She is also the author and founder of a children’s book and brand, “Buddies in My Belly: a Story About Probiotics” and creator of an innovative pediatric product set to hit the market soon. Sarah is married to her best friend and champion, Matt, and finds her inspiration from her daughter, Madison.
Sarah earned her Bachelor’s degree in Biology and Chemistry from the University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire. She holds a Masters of Science in Functional Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport. Sarah has worked in the health and nutrition field for the past 12 years helping individuals, communities and corporations achieve their health and wellness goals.
Content Summary:
5:46 Introducing the World of Genetics
How Sarah became interested in studying genetics and focusing specifically on her problematic liver
9:10 The Liver and All of its Many Purposes
Breaking down the details on how the liver functions properly in our bodies
“Poop out your problems”
13:30 Our Human Blueprints
A physical map of your genes
“Our genes are the blueprints that are building these 3D protein structures that are enzymes.”
19:30 Methylation and Testing Biomarkers
“You don’t have to be fearful of your genes. It’s important to be empowered by them!”
Supplementing with glutathione and calling on the superheroes that fight the crimes of inflammation
26:00 Deeper Look Into “Buddies In My Belly”
A children’s story on probiotics to teach about the importance of the microbiome
Introducing the characters - Lactie, Bifie, Strepie and Ba-Silly and how each one plays an important role in our bodies
36:15 Probiotic Suggestions
“Eat the rainbow” in veggies and try to consume 25 different species of plant foods per week
44:00 Thoughts on Antibiotics
How some antibiotics are very much needed while others should be taken with caution
50:00 Bacteria and Strep Throat Infections
The microbiome in the nose, ears and eyes and its connection to brain health
55:00 Finding Your Own Genome
Sarah Morgan's website:
www.mygenequeen.com
www.buddiesinmybelly.com
Thank you listeners!! Please leave a review if you enjoyed and checkout my links below to get plugged in more to what I'm doing.
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Find more on Em here:
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Feb 21, 2018 • 1h 4min
#44 with Dr. Lara Briden: the Period Revolutionary on PCOS, Birth Control, & Empowerment
#44 with Dr. Lara Briden: the Period Revolutionary on PCOS, Birth Control, & Empowerment by Emily Schromm
Feb 14, 2018 • 59min
#43 with Stefani Ruper: On Internal Happiness, Go-Go Dancing, and Low-Carb Fails
Stefani Ruper is a game changer in the paleosphere who first drew attention to the relevance of women's health. She is the manager of Paleoforwomen.com, co-host of the Well-fed Women podcast, and the author of the best-selling Sexy by Nature. She has written programs for acne, weight loss, and PCOS, which have helped thousands of women overcome health issues worldwide. She has degrees from Dartmouth and Boston University, and is currently finishing her PhD at the University of Oxford in England.
Content Summary:
6:00 Go-Go Dancing… Why Not!
A fun way to communicate and engage through the body
13:11 Coconuts and Kettlebells
Pushing back against the idea of “Don’t eat more than…” and instead focusing on hitting your macronutrient minimums then filling in the rest as you go
18:30 Studying Humanities
Connecting our emotional and spiritual relationships with science and constructing meaning in our lives
21:30 Stefani’s Two Complementary Practices of Spirituality
Studying the meaning of life and dancing
27:10 The Happy Carb Balance
Healing the underline problem first - “The kinds of things that will remediate insulin resistance are reducing inflammation, fixing your gut flora population, and boosting vitamin levels.”
34:00 Realizing You Can’t Have Your Cake and Eat It Too
Stefani’s journey in embracing who she is and knowing she is capable of anything, regardless of body image
38:15 Input to Body: Love = Output from Body: Love
“We need to really get on our body’s side. The more you love your body, the more your body will love you back.”
47:00 Societal Norms
Feeling strongly about not succumbing to societal norms and instead more concerned about transforming the world
53:40 Spirit Animal
Thank you listeners!! Please leave a review if you enjoyed and checkout my links below to get plugged in more to what I'm doing.
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Find more on Em here:
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Feb 10, 2018 • 36min
Minisode! On skincare, product development, and putting self first with Grigore
This minisode is a special little Meathead Hippie podcast in honor of The Body Awareness Project that just launched! A curated box of skin care essentials (books, supplements, and products) and an online education course with hours of content on SKIN.
www.thebodyawarenessproject.com
Grigore is the wonderful and creative founder and CEO of Gaffer&Child.
40% off with EMFIT40
https://www.gafferandchild.com/
Thank you listeners!! Please leave a review if you enjoyed and checkout my links below to get plugged in more to what I'm doing.
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Find more on Em here:
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www.emilyschromm.com
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Feb 7, 2018 • 54min
42 with Jimmy Moore on Keto, High Fat Diets, and Going Vegan?!
Jimmy Moore catapulted onto the health scene in 2004 after a phenomenal 180-pound weight loss enabled him to come off of prescription drugs for high cholesterol, high blood pressure, and respiratory problems. He is the energetic personality behind the über-popular blog Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb and the host of the longest-running and one of the top-ranked iTunes health podcasts, The Livin’ La Vida Low-Carb Show. Jimmy also hosts two other active podcasts Keto Talk With Jimmy Moore & The Doc and Fasting Talk with Jimmy Moore and Friends along with the retired podcast Ask The Low-Carb Experts and the departed Low-Carb Conversations. He has interviewed over 1300 of the world’s top health experts and has dedicated his life to helping people get the best information possible about living healthy so they can make the right decisions for their health. Jimmy is an engaging speaker who has been invited to speak all around the world, including the UK, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and across the United States. He is the international bestselling author of The Complete Guide To Fasting,The Ketogenic Cookbook, Keto Clarity, and Cholesterol Clarity as well as the upcoming release of The Keto Cure, Keto Freedom, and Real Food Keto. Learn more about Jimmy and his work at www.livinlavidalowcarb.com.
Content Summary:
6:45 Paleo or Keto?
Jimmy describes the difference between the two and why his diet leans towards being more ketogenic
11:00 Signs of a Fat Burner
How to tell if you are using fat for fuel instead of carbohydrates
12:15 Jimmy’s Journey with Food and Dieting
Started with the Atkins diet
Understanding ketones and their roles in the body
15:45 The “Protein Piece” of a Keto Diet
How much protein does one really need and is it possible to be consuming too much?
“Gluconeogenesis: The body can’t store protein so it has to store it into a usable source of energy which it then goes through the liver and stores as glucose.”
19:00 More Carbs for the Crossfitter
The importance of knowing your insulin levels with high intensity training
21:00 Insulin Resistance
Signs and symptoms of being insulin resistant
“Even real food carbs can be problematic at times for people with insulin resistance.”
22:20 Sequence of Understanding Your Body Through Testing
Testing blood sugar and insulin levels
Getting rid of the dreadful scale
30:25 Jimmy’s Wake-Up Call
Family genetics and history with heart disease
Ketogenic Vs. Atkins Diet
35:55 Misconceptions About Keto Worth Noting
Beware of the people that are just trying to make money off of the trend
“I think the real food aspect of keto needs to be underscored.”
37:30 Quality of Food > Calories in Food
“It’s the hormonal effects that matter the most and calories does not take into account the QUALITY of food.”
42:00 Exogenous Ketones and Ketone Esters
Testing your blood ketones
46:45 A Vegan-Keto Approach
Thank you listeners!! Please leave a review if you enjoyed and checkout my links below to get plugged in more to what I'm doing.
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Jan 31, 2018 • 1h 3min
#41 with Rachel Balkovec on Strength and Conditioning & Saying NO to get a better YES.
Rachel Balkovec just finished her second season as the Latin American Strength and Conditioning Coordinator for the Houston Astros. She will now be serving as the club’s AA strength and conditioning coach. Previous to working with the Astros, she was the Minor League Strength and Conditioning Coordinator for the St. Louis Cardinals for 2 seasons after working in various positions with EXOS (Formerly Athletes' Performance), Louisiana State University, The Chicago White Sox, Arizona State University and Los Tigres Del Licey Beisbol. She is a former NCAA Division I softball catcher and has recently began a public speaking initiative directed at the empowerment of young women.
http://www.rachelbalkovec.com/
https://twitter.com/damselndadugout
https://www.instagram.com/rachel.balkovec/
Content Summary:
5:35 Incentive to Continue Education
“Studying the body and understanding the body is going to be the future of athletics.”
7:30 Undeniable Desire to Be More
8:45 Rachel’s Backstory
Her start with an internship and experience working multiple jobs
11:25 The Unglamorous Reality of Work
“The crazy is what makes people successful”
15:55 Finding Time to Train
Separating work from your time in the gym
19:00 Crossfit, Olympic Lifting and Baseball
“Crossfit feeds right into the psycho.”
Feeling empowerment after conquering tough lifts
28:42 Powerlifting
36:00 Rachel’s Food Philosophy: Loosely Vegetarian
How cutting out meat has worked for her
45:25 Habits VS. Non-Negotiable Principles
Knowing your limit to how much you can ask upon yourself
“The habits will fall in line after you make the decision to do what’s right for you in your life.”
Thank you listeners!! Please leave a review if you enjoyed and checkout my links below to get plugged in more to what I'm doing.
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Jan 24, 2018 • 46min
#40 with Emily Kiberd: On moving well, desk jobs, and the myth of "tightening your core"
With a strong presence and a knack for sparking new and creative ideas, Dr. Emily Kiberd truly lives out her own spirit animal in her everyday life. As Founder of the Urban Wellness Clinic located near in New York, New York, Dr. Emily talks about common injuries she sees in people that have primarily computer-based jobs. Kiberd and her team’s mission is to optimize every patient’s health by focusing on essential movements, breathing techniques and proper sedentary positions. In this episode of Meathead Hippie, Dr. Emily also discusses how our bodies tend to overcompensate with injuries, as well as the benefits of strength training for rehabilitation. Dr. Emily Kiberd’s expertise in her work highlights the importance of functional movement patterns that offer long-lasting results. “That’s our whole goal: the idea of movement longevity!”
5:45 East Coast Energy
Finding home in New York while still appreciating the outdoors
7:06 Overcoming the Set Standards in Jobs
Bringing out the “good hustler” in people
Making your job work for YOU
8:35 Effects of Stress in New Yorkers // Computer Time
The “corporate warriors” behind desks
Huge chest breathers typically have back pain, headaches, weak core, etc.
11:20 The Myth on Sucking In Your Tummy
“We never let our pelvic floor relax if we are always sucking in.”
13:55 Belly Breathing
The steps to take when learning how to belly breathe
Breathing while squatting - “You want your breath to match your exertion and your load.”
17:12 Lifts to Practice for the “Corporate Warrior”
The Essential 7: The movements you need to do to be a human being
18:50 A Personal Story on Body Compensation
How certain parts of the body overcompensate for others with injuries
21:25 Urban Wellness Clinic: Their Mission
“I think a great physician creates a collaboration as if you are their partner in health.”
Assessing clients and getting them onto strength programs
23:00 Preventing the Ailments from a Sedentary Lifestyle
“We are not meant to sit for hours on end. Life’s meant to be dynamic.”
How to correct your sitting tendencies and posture
32:18 Business Aspect
How Dr. Emily started in business and grew to expanding her own company
36:00 Benefits of Strength Training for Rehabilitation
“Certain muscles and movement patterns don’t get turned on until you have to pick up something heavy.”
37:18 The “Chronic Cardio” Exerciser
Common to see adrenal fatigue and hypothyroid issues
42:10 Spirit Animal
Thank you listeners!! Please leave a review if you enjoyed and checkout my links below to get plugged in more to what I'm doing.
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Jan 17, 2018 • 1h 1min
#39 with Dr Steven Lin: Connecting Chronic Disease Back To Our Mouth
Dr Steven Lin is a board-registered dentist, TEDx speaker with featured in The Sydney Morning Herald, MindBodyGreen, Readers Digest, Woman’s Health and many more.
Steven’s program helps his patients solve the cause of dental disease. It merges dental nutrition, breathing, airways, functional orthodontics and sleep health. Today the oral-systemic link is clearer than ever. And it’s helping the next generation of children to avoid braces naturally.
In January 2018, his book The Dental Diet will be released in the US, UK, Australia and Germany. The Dental Diet is a journey of ancestral medicine, the human microbiome, and epigenetics. It explains the foods for healthy teeth based on whole, delicious nutrition. Buy your book at the link below:
https://www.amazon.com/Dental-Diet-Surprising-between-Life-Changing/dp/1401953174
You can find him on Facebook and Instagram @drstevenlin or at www.drstevenlin.com
Content Summary
6:46 The Root of All Dental Diseases
What is the real reason of wisdom teeth removal?
10:00 Weston Price
Major contributions to the National Dental Association and Price’s theory on the relationship of nutrition and dental health
16:04 Roles of Vitamins K & D
The importance of these fat-soluble vitamins and why deficiencies are so common
20:00 Vitamin D3 and Parathyroid
Signs on why you might need to check your parathyroid levels
“Vitamin D is on the BASE of that nutrient pyramid because we are designed to take energy from the sun.”
24:34 Vitamin A and EATING ORGAN MEAT
Proform and preform vitamin A
Proper absorption of vitamin A
“Every culture has their way of eating organ meats… The reason why that was is because the liver is the most nutrient-dense part of the animal.”
33:55 Tongue-Tie
Linked to nutrient deficiencies in A, D & K
It’s relation to breathing issues
36:20 Dairy and VItamin K2: A Misunderstood Beast
The difference between vitamin K1 and vitamin K2
“Vitamin K2 is the final piece of the puzzle.”
Fundamental to our physiology
46:00 Nasal Breathing & Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome
Where breathing issues derive from
“During sleep, increased pressure sends a sympathetic kick to the brain.”
51:10 Exercises to Prevent Breathing Issues
Palate expansions and taped lips exercise
Blood-brain barrier
“You will get so much more oxygen by reprogramming your breathing into slow breaths.”
56:00 Teeth Grinding: A Sign of Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome
“When you grind your front teeth, that is your brain pushing your lower jaw forward and so that’s actually just opening the airway.”
Thank you listeners!! Please leave a review if you enjoyed and checkout my links below to get plugged in more to what I'm doing.
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Jan 10, 2018 • 48min
#38 with Anthony Gustin: On Growth, Goals, and Starting A Lot of Companies
A man that wears many hats, Anthony Gustin is the definition of a fearless innovator. Developer of the the formerly known PureWod nutrition products, Anthony has since then expanded his company into a wide selection of all-natural products from clean and whole sources. Anthony’s products are unlike any other supplements out there today and that is because of one simple reason. Anthony believes in the quality above all else and has dedicated himself to creating supplements that will nourish the body in all the right ways. No shortcuts, no bullshit, only pure ingredients from whole foods.
In this episode of Meathead Hippie, Anthony also provides information on treating soft tissue injuries by strengthening hinge movements, advice for big goal-setters and how to manage having many projects ongoing at once. He is certainly a man that wears many hats and in a way, resembles the very essence of his products. Anthony is a person that sets high expectations of himself, leaves no room for shortcuts while pursuing his goals, and has the purest intentions of far exceeding them.
Content Summary:
6:45 How to Manage Many, Many Projects
Reviewing progression each month
Prioritizing goals dependent on their difficulty levels
10:20 Breaking Down Big Goals
Creating a spreadsheet and rubric for tracking progress
Achieving 70% of your goals, no more and no less
14:01 When You Get Off Track
Not letting your failures overcome your capability to succeed
The importance of meditation and support of good people
17:00 Avoiding Personal Burnout
Decreasing stress on the body from intense workouts, traveling, computer time, mental stress
Keeping nutrition up, sleep, movement, relationships, work, supplements
20:20 Gymnastics: Connective Tissue Training
Movement to prevent connective tissue injuries
Strengthening hinge movements
29:38 Control Less, Delegate More
Trusting that the people you work with hold the same values as the company
“It’s not about me or every single one of my ideas anymore. It’s about growing this thing as a living organism that gets to make impact.”
33:34 The Shift to Launching Food Products
36:18 What Are Exogenous Ketones?
Switching from carbs to ketosis
Helps with mental performance, clears brain fog and rids of bad sleep
38:40 From PureWOD to Equip
Equip’s natural products and each of their benefits of supplementing nutrition to the body
43:20 Brain Performance Supplements
43:38 Spirit Animal
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