In a world saturated with health trends and gadgets, it's easy to get caught up in the allure of the latest biohacking craze. Amidst all the hype, it's crucial to discern what's truly beneficial. That's why today Erin and TFN's Lead Practitioner Rachel Mistry are sharing their faves with you. The ones they bought and love, the ones they bought and never use, and the ones to save your money on. Join us as we navigate through the maze of health tools, offering insights and recommendations to help you make informed choices on your wellness journey.Timestamps(4:28) Health tools for stress & pain management(14:12) Detox support: why we love castor oil packs(20:10) Ins & outs of infrared saunas and red light therapy(38:07) Jazz up your general health with walking pads, light boxes & blue light blocking glasses(46:05) CGMs, HRV trackers & vagus nerve stimulators: are these gadgets worth it?(54:45) Specific ways to prioritize free wellness FOR OUR FULL LIST OF LINKS + RESOURCES, HEAD TO: https://www.thefunktionalnutritionist.com/podcast/301-favorite-health-tools-and-gadgetsCheck out The Funk’tional Nutritionist: Website | Instagram 

In this week’s episode, Erin welcomes back Lisa Hendrickson-Jack, previous podcast guest and co-author of the groundbreaking book "Real Food For Fertility." They embark on an insightful exploration of the menstrual cycle as a vital sign, the profound impact of nutrition on fertility, and the nuanced effects of hormonal contraceptives. They also navigate the terrain of timing conception, delve into male fertility considerations, and uncover key factors influencing sperm quality. Get ready for a deep dive into reproductive health as they guide you on your path to fertility success.In this episode:(7:41) Why we should consider the menstrual cycle a vital sign(9:43) The main factors that impact a woman’s fertility(19:12) Tracking your fertile signs(26:40) How stress can impact ovulation(30:16) Birth control contraceptives and how they impact fertility(42:03) The male counterpart: what men can do to improve sperm qualityFOR OUR FULL LIST OF LINKS + RESOURCES, HEAD TO: https://www.thefunktionalnutritionist.com/podcast/300-the-fertility-episodeCheck out The Funk'tional Nutritionist: Website | InstagramLisa Hendrickson-Jack is a certified Fertility Awareness Educator and Holistic Reproductive Health Practitioner who teaches women to chart their menstrual cycles for natural birth control, conception, and monitoring overall health. She is the author of three bestselling books The Fifth Vital Sign, the Fertility Awareness Mastery Charting Workbook, and her most recent book Real Food For Fertility, which she co-authored with Lily Nichols RDN. Lisa works tirelessly to debunk the myth that regular ovulation is only important when you want children by recognizing the menstrual cycle as a vital sign. Drawing heavily from the current scientific literature, Lisa presents an evidence-based approach to help women connect to their fifth vital sign by uncovering the connection between the menstrual cycle, fertility, and overall health. With well over 4 million downloads, her podcast, Fertility Friday, is the #1 source for information about fertility awareness and menstrual cycle health.

This podcast delves into the topics of money mindset, personal wealth, and the impact of societal narratives on our relationship with money. The host shares her own journey of transforming her company's finances and emphasizes the importance of understanding our personal money stories. They explore the influence of early experiences on our money mindset and discuss the unique challenges faced by women when it comes to wealth. Overall, this episode provides insightful perspectives on shifting our money framework.

Topics discussed in the podcast include erasing women's POV, the impact of biohacking gadgets, using the body as a compass, our modern world becoming anti-body, the difference between discipline and devotion in regards to health, valuing the body as a path to the divine feminine, and navigating the challenges of prioritizing personal growth.

Eating healthy can be expensive - we know this. But we also know that how we eat builds our physical body and dictates our health, so it’s important to prioritize a healthy eating budget. That’s why on this episode of the Funk’tional Nutritionist Podcast, Erin shares practical strategies for incorporating nutrient-dense foods into your diet without breaking the bank. From kitchen hack DIYs to meal prep and planning, this episode is packed with actionable advice and money-saving strategies. Give it a listen - your body (and wallet!) will thank you later..Timestamps:(5:55) A reframe for thinking about your health(12:00) Things to DIY that you’re probably not currently doing(19:28) The most nutritious seed & the easy nut mylk to make(22:45) My favorite things to buy in bulk(38:43) Stocking ingredients over snacks(39:34) Meal planning pro tipsFOR OUR FULL LIST OF LINKS + RESOURCES, HEAD TO: https://www.thefunktionalnutritionist.com/podcast/297-deep-nutrition-budgetCheck out The Funk’tional Nutritionist: Website | Instagram 

The podcast talks about manifestation tips, training your mind, and the influence of your circle. They also discuss the energies of 2023, breathwork to supercharge manifestations, and the importance of clearing blockages.

Explore the effects of mold toxicity on the body and the importance of testing and treating mold exposure. Learn about hidden mold exposure and strategies for mold treatment. Discover how to support bile production and use binders in mold toxicity treatment. Understand the importance of catching and treating mycotoxin illness early.

Hunger is a normal and natural response of the body, and we shouldn’t pathologize it. However, if we experience excessive hunger or have a tendency to eat a lot at night, it may be a sign that something needs to be addressed. Today, Erin unpacks some of the science and psychology of appetite regulation, and shares 3 major changes she made to her diet and lifestyle in order to find balance and satiety. Listen to learn more about the importance of protein-rich meals, eating three full meals a day, and the emotional and mental aspects of appetite regulation.Timestamps(1:16) Erin’s recent nighttime hunger(3:53) Why hunger is a good thing(13:44) Three changes to regulate appetite(30:47) Physical and emotional aspects of appetite regulation(33:15) Connection between stress and blood sugar(37:39) Binge eating and joy: what’s the connection?Join the Funk'tional Nutrition Collective!FOR OUR FULL LIST OF LINKS + RESOURCES, HEAD TO: https://thefunktionalnutritionist.com/podcast/294-regulate-appetiteCheck out The Funk’tional Nutritionist: Website | Instagram 

This podcast explores the importance of prioritizing health, taking responsibility, and embracing our whole selves. Topics include the launch of the Funk'tional Nutrition Collective, a new health paradigm, moving beyond the diet culture, the four bodies of health, journal prompts for personal growth, and the importance of honoring and nourishing the earth.

Alise Greenfield, a Funk'tional Nutrition Academy graduate and NP, discusses the use of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT) and challenges the narrative that aging for women must simply be accepted as it is. They explore topics such as the difference between BHRT and conventional HRT, signs and symptoms for BHRT, dosing of different forms of estrogen, protective benefits of BHRT, monitoring BHRT, and debunking the history of fear behind BHRT.