Live Well Be Well with Sarah Ann Macklin | Health, Lifestyle, Nutrition

Dr William Li is a globally renowned medical doctor and bestselling author who will shake up your beliefs around body fat. In this episode, he explains the crucial difference between different types of body fat. Listen to the full conversation with Dr William Li hereWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

What’s going on inside your brain when you exercise, after you exercise, and what happens when you don’t? These are the questions Dr Brendon Stubbs is trying to resolve with his research. He’s one of the most cited scientists in the world, focusing on the link between physical activity and mental health, the mind-body interface and healthy ageing. Exercise is one of the best ways to beat anxiety and depression and reduce stress, so how much do you need, when and how often?In this conversation, Brendon explains the phenomenon of the brain ‘lighting up’ after exercise - sometimes called ‘runner’s high’. It can even cause the size of the hippocampus to change - the part of the brain responsible for memory. Brendon shares exciting new research showing exercise can make us smarter, and explains how movement can help defeat brain fog. Timecodes:00:00 - This is your brain on dopamine02:05 - What happens in the brain when we exercise?04:25 - How much exercise do I need for mental health?06:18 - Is aerobic or resistance training better for the brain?09:02 - Brendon’s scientific study into exercise and cognition13:35 - Exercise tips for high performers17:00 - Lack confidence? How to get up and start exercising19:28 - When Brendon met Novak Djokovic25:12 - Treatment of mental health conditions35:02 - Talking therapy vs exercise39:45 - What happens to the hippocampus when exercising43:20 - 3 things you can focus on right nowWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

The gut microbiome is more popular than ever. And it’s quick and easy to change yours for the better. Today I’m joined by a world-leading gut health expert and gasteroenterologist Dr Will Bulsiewicz. He’s a New York Times bestselling author and US Medical Director at ZOE, who joins me to explain the power of fiber and plant-based diets. You’ll learn how your gut health impacts inflammation and food interolances and whether to avoid probiotics. Follow Dr Will Bulsiewicz on InstagramWill's book:Fiber Fueled by Dr. Will BulsiewiczIf you enjoyed this you might also enjoy these other Live Well Be Well episodes:Dr Mindy Pelz on intermittent fasting Available as a Podcast and on YouTubeDr Satchin Panda on circadian rhythms Available as a Podcast and on YouTubeDr Sarah Berry on snacking’s effect on gut healthAvailable as a Podcast and on YouTubeTimecodes:00:00 Unlocking Your Adaptive Gut 00:38 The Power of Plant-Based Eating 03:37 Carnivore and Keto Diets' Impact on Gut Health 08:06 The Blueprint for a Healthy Gut Microbiome 14:50 Signs of an Unhealthy Gut 21:04 Short Chain Fatty Acids and Inflammation 26:55 Transform Your Gut in Just 24 Hours 29:25 Crafting a Sustainable Diet 34:24 Unveiling Food Intolerances 42:50 Navigating Food Allergies 47:48 Exploring Low-Histamine Diets 54:07 Dr. Will's View on Supplements and Probiotics 1:05:05 Taking a Holistic Approach to WellnessWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Dr Rena Malik is the go-to YouTuber for your sex questions. With 2 million subscribers, she regularly shares answers to life’s slightly embarrassing questions. Rena is a leading Professor of Urology and a pelvic surgeon, so all her advice is rooted in scientific evidence. Whether it’s understanding the female orgasm, the ideal duration for sex, or why masturbation is OK - Rena’s got you covered. In this episode, there’s no stone left unturned. Sarah and Rena delve into all things sex and pleasure. Follow Dr Rena Malik on InstagramTimecodes:00:00   Introduction00:26    How do we know if we have a healthy pelvic floor?04:35    What about men's pelvic floors?06:12     How to loosen your pelvic floor08:15    What are Kegels?12:18  Can G-Spot stimulation help with the relaxation of the pelvic floor?13:55    There’s a lot of pressure to orgasm!20:19    Lubrication - what type and how much?24:20   How much do hormones play a role in sexual dysfunction?25:31    Should you masturbate?33:49   What is squirting?39:30   What is Urology?Links:Dr Rena Malik’s YouTube ChannelIf you enjoyed this episode you might also like:Africa Brooke on overcoming her sexual shame Dr Molly Maloof on understanding your body's sexual needsBryan Johnson on the surprising sexual impact of his health protocol Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Dr Sarah Berry, world-leading nutritional scientist, shares research on snacking and eating rate. Topics include the impact of breakfast choice on blood sugar levels, body's adaptation to energy intake, and findings of the largest intermittent fasting study. How we eat is just as important as what we eat.

Dyslexic thinking is game-changing. Everything from the light bulb to the iPhone, the aeroplane to the motor car, was invented by a dyslexic mind. These skills are vital in shaping the future. Yet school systems are lagging behind. Traditional teaching and exams leave dyslexic kids feeling undervalued. Kate Griggs founded the charity Made By Dyslexia to help the world embrace and understand dyslexic thinking. In this episode, Kate will tell you how to make the most of your dyslexia, how the stigma can be shifted and she shares her son’s emotional journey with dyslexia. Follow Kate on Instagram Timecodes:00:00    The world needs minds that think differently00:18    How are dyslexic brains different?02:03    The benefits of dyslexia?10:33    How to remove the stigma of dyslexia?16:38    The system needs to change, but how?21:00    Kate’s journey with dyslexia35:34    Understand your superpowerLinks:Made by Dyslexia PodcastWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Dr Molly Maloof, a leading researcher in personalized medicine, shares insights on biohacking your life for longevity and happiness. Topics discussed include dietary changes, human connection, shifting perspectives on sex and psychedelics, the use of nootropics and medicinal mushrooms, and the importance of optimizing brain function. Discover how these biohacks can enhance your wellbeing and increase longevity.

Want to live longer? With more vitality? And avoid dieting along the way? I thought so. Who doesn’t!? Well it turns out that it’s within reach for us all with a few small changes to our daily lives. Today’s guest Dan Buettner is a best selling author of The Blue Zones and a pioneer in research on longevity. He recently presented the number 1 Netflix documentary series ‘Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones’. In this conversation, we break down the buzzword of ‘longevity’ and find out what it really means to extend your years. Are you ready to learn what it takes to live to 100? Yes? Then click play now!Timecodes:00:00 - The number 1 guest on my vision board: Dan Buettner 01:01 - Non-negotiables for a long happy life07:45 - The impact of the standard American diet 10:01 - Nutrition: The 5 pillars of every blue Zone Diet20:36 - What Dan thinks of his haters23:58 - Emotional Resilience26:30 - Human Connection34:20 - Ikigai & retirement 41:06 - Stress management in the Blue Zones42:45 - Sleep46:41 - What does Live Well Be Well mean to you?Books:The Blue Zones Secrets for Living Longer by Dan BuettnerFlow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi Join the Live Well Be Well club and listen to bonus episodes - tap 'Try Free' on Apple PodcastsWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to this episode's sponsor, and my favourite meditation app Moments Of SpaceClick the link above or use the code LIVEWELL to get 3 months completely FREE*****Also, to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Get your first month of mushroom powder for FREE using the code LWBW1000(Offer only available to the first 1000 listeners)bloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

From flying high as a writer to hitting rock bottom, Kelly's been through a lot. Living with ADHD and bipolar depression, she's authored two bestselling books, coining the term 'Adulting' in the process. In this episode, Kelly teaches you how to deal with life's catastrophes to help you move forward, get to a happier place and do your best work. Ultimately, she'll tell you how to continue the process of growing up in a healthier, more balanced way. Follow Kelly on Instagram hereTimecodes:00:00 There’s no ‘one size fits all’00:30 What is Kelly still learning about growing up?02:54 The most common ‘adulting’ mistakes we make06:59 How success changed Kelly’s life11:40 Bouncing back from catastrophe - Kelly’s second life19:32 Challenges and rewards of writing her second book24:50 How Kelly manages her ADHD33:47 How to reflect, process and move forward45:00 Sometimes we are all wretched and that’s OK!Links:Kelly Williams Brown WebsiteBooks:Adulting by Kelly Williams BrownEasy Crafts for the Insane by Kelly Williams BrownPodcast: ’You’re not so smart’ by David McRaney.Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Globally renowned medical doctor and bestselling author, Dr William Li, challenges traditional beliefs about body fat. He discusses the different types of fat, the importance of measuring visceral fat, and the foods that target fat. The podcast explores the connection between excess body fat and mental health, the role of stem cells in regeneration, and the benefits of green tea and coffee in improving metabolism. Dr Li's essential foods for health are also discussed.