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    Age Less / Live More

    Live your best life in the second half. This no-nonsense show is dedicated to healthspan and features best-selling authors and thought leaders in nutrition, mental health, relationships, and self-improvement. Each episode also includes listener Q&A. Hosted by yoga trainer, writer, and expert speaker, Lucas Rockwood, the founder of YOGABODY.

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    246: Can Kids Learn Mindfulness? Mar 14, 2017
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    Children around the world are suffering from learning, development, and behavioral problems at record rates. Mindfulness can be taught as a secular way to train the mind and body to assist our youth.

    Mind-body wellness is typically something we explore as adults, but it's never too early to start, and the sooner and the better. Our guest this week is an expert on teaching mindfulness to young people, and for any parent, educator, or soon-to-be caregiver, this is a must-listen.

    Listen & Learn:

    • How mindfulness can be described as a quality of intention, balance and compassion as we navigate through life
    • Or as a stance of attention where we not where our intention and state-of-mind is in real time
    • Why social and emotional learning in schools can be a great help in working through some of the bigger problems with developing children
    • How secular mindful practices can be quickly and openly adopted in school systems
    • Why it's important to take a few deliberate breaths before you leave the house, say goodbye, start or end your day
    • How to have kids identify the eye color of friends, teachers, and you so that it acts as a forcing function for concentration

    ABOUT OUR GUEST

    She was a co-investigator in a multi-year, multi-site research study at UCLA's Mindful Awareness Research Center/Semel Institute on the impact of mindfulness in education. She has spoken at the Mind & Life Institute; the University of California at Los Angeles; the University of Massachusetts; the University of Kansas; Columbia University; Cedars-Sinai Medical Center; San Diego Children's Hospital; the Spirit Rock Meditation Center in Woodacre, California; the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies in Barre, Massachusetts; the National University of Singapore; Mahidol University, in Bangkok; Casa Tibet, in Mexico, and many other prestigious institutes in the United States and abroad.

    Her work has been covered by The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, USA Today, National Public Radio, various yoga journals, and CBS Morning News. Links & Resources

    • Susan's Main Site
    • Mindful Games Book

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    Got Questions?

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    245: Great Sex & Great Relationships Mar 08, 2017
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    When most people think of health and wellness, sex is not usually top-of-mind, but it should be. Most couples have bad sex rarely, and most want to have great sex all the time.

    What's gone wrong? We are sexual beings, and we relate to the world sexually. On this week's show, you'll meet sexologist, Dr. Jenn Gunsaullus, who shares her experience and research navigating this often-taboo topic that affects all our lives.

    Listen & Learn:

    • How happy-naked-love-time can be a great alternative play technique that can replace or enhance love-making
    • Why communication is usually the key ingredient to make any sexual relationship work
    • How to explore fantasy, role play, power dynamics, and kink without shame or guilt
    • How passion and sexuality change as we age and what to do about it

    ABOUT OUR GUEST

    Dr. Jenn Gunsaullus, sociologist and sexologist, is a frequent speaker about sexual empowerment, healthy relationships, body image, erotic play, sexual health, women's empowerment & nurturing, and mindfulness. She has presented two TEDx Talks, is a writer on sex and relationships, and a recurring intimacy expert on the San Diego morning news. Her educational video series has over a million hits on YouTube.

    Links & Resources:

    • Dr. Jenn's Den

    Nutritional Tip:

    • Spice Rack

    Got Questions?

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    244: The Adrenal-Thyroid Revolution Mar 02, 2017
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    About once or twice a week, I'm completely exhausted and yet I can't fall asleep until one or two in the morning. This "wired and tired" feeling is common among most busy people, and while we often blame it on our busy careers, our life as parents, or just the ups and downs of daily life, the reality is that these chemical imbalances compound over time and can lead to pretty serious health problems.

    On this week's Yoga Talk Show, you'll meet a medical doctor pioneer whose work spans from natural childbirth and plant medicine to women's health and endocrine balance. Please meet Dr. Aviva Room.

    ------------ What You'll Learn:

    • Overworked adrenals vs. true adrenal fatigue—what's the difference?
    • How "tired and wired" is a vicious circle
    • Cortisol can be the "wear and tear" hormone
    • Why adrenal fatigue = adrenal depletion
    • How your chemical body (hormones), electrical system (nerves) and bacterial body (microbiome) are all interconnected
    • Tips for sleep, food, and lifestyle balance
    • Why ultradian rhythms (every 90-120 minutes) are crucial to understanding your own body
    • Chronobiology: the effects of solar- and lunar-related rhythms

    Links & Resources:

    • Aviva Romm, MD's website
    • Book: The Adrenal-Thyroid Revolution
    • Ultradian Rhythms

    ABOUT OUR GUEST

    Medical Doctor, Aviva Romm is a midwife, herbalist, and Yale-trained MD, Board Certified in Family Medicine with Obstetrics, as well as a graduate of Dr. Weil's Integrative Medicine Residency. Aviva is a leader in botanical medicine and is the author of 7 books on natural medicine, including the textbook Botanical Medicine for Women's Health (Elsevier) and her latest book, The Adrenal Thyroid Revolution (Harper One, January 2017).

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    • Fructose intake

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    Thanks to Our Sponsor:

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    For years Burlington, Vermont, has been a destination for health, natural living, organic food, and yoga. With a dozen independently operated Yoga studios and wellness centers in the greater community.

    BYC's mission it to unite yoga students, teachers and studios as well as to empower and support individuals along the yogic path.

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    243: Plant-Based Weight Lifting Feb 21, 2017
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    There is a myth that weight lifting makes you big and muscle-y. More than any time in history, medical doctors and fitness experts are recommending weight training as one of the best ways to improve your overall health because the results speak for themselves. From hormonal balance and bone strength, to joint stability and weight management, resistance training is very hard to beat—and it's not just for guys.

    On this week's Yoga Talk Show, you'll meet body-positive, plant-based trainer, Lacy J. Davis, who is breaking stereotypes and helping women transform their lives.

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    Listen & Learn:

    • Why sarcopenia (muscle loss) affects almost everyone over the age of 30, and why we all need to focus on skeletal muscle maintenance and growth
    • Why resistance training is a great way to encourage bone strength
    • Why body image and eating disorders are propagated by the media, and how you can find balance in your life
    • Why the 5 people you spend the most time with have a huge influence on your health and fitness goals

    Links & Resources:

    • Lacy's Website
    • Rise & Resist Podcast
    • Liberation Barbell

    ABOUT OUR GUEST Lacy J. Davis is the founder of Super Strength Health. She is a health and wellness coach, personal trainer, public speaker, podcaster, writer, eating disorder recovery specialist, body love advocate, and artist located in Portland, OR. She is passionate about plant-based nutrition and body positivity.

    Nutritional Tip:

    • Weight Loss

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    • Relieve tight muscles knots, aches and pains any time, on your own
    • Improve blood flow to targeted areas for nourishment and elimination of waste
    • Release and relieve compressed nerves such as carpel tunnel and sciatica
    • Assist in scar tissue elasticity and correct healing

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    242: HeartMath: How to Listen to & Train Your Heart Feb 16, 2017
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    Most people assume that a healthy heart is beating slowly and steadily. The truth is a healthy heart is agile, highly variable, and changing with every inhale and exhale.

    The measurement of your real-time, beat-to-beat variance is called, Heart Rate Variability, and it's something every yoga student should learn. In a matter of minutes, you can "see" what's going on in terms of your nervous system and emotional self, and more importantly, you can breath and visualize to change it when needed. On this week's show, you'll meet, Howard Martin, a leading voice at HeartMath. ------------ What You'll Learn:

    • How a heart-based approach to daily living can create positive change to meet global challenges
    • The importance of neuro-cardiology, the study of the heart's own nervous system
    • How the heart is sending more signals to the brain than it receives
    • Why the heart is an electrical organ, the strongest source of bio-electricity (40x's more than the brain) and projects its electromagnetic field 3-4 feet around you
    • How emotional activity can impact your electromagnetic field
    • Why "coherence" is a state of psycho-physiological balance, the goal of much of our mind-body wellness
    • How heart rate variability (HRV) can tell you more about your nervous system status and emotional health
    • 3 steps to heart-based breathing

    Links & Resources:

    • HeartMath site
    • HeartMath Research

    ABOUT OUR GUEST

    Howard Martin is one of the original leaders who helped Doc Childre found HeartMath and has been with the organization since its inception in 1991 serving as a key spokesperson and executive.

    In 1999 he co-authored with Doc Childre, The HeartMath Solution. Howard is also a contributing author of the new book, Heart Intelligence, Connecting with the Intuitive Guidance of the Heart. During his career with HeartMath and the Global Coherence Initiative, Howard has delivered educational programs to tens of thousands of people including: Fortune 100 companies, government agencies, all four branches of the U.S. military, and school systems in over 50 cities on four continents.

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    • Hurts So Good Massage Balls

    Hurts So Good Massage Balls allow you to release tension, break up sliding surface dysfunctions, and improve circulation in and around your muscles and tendons, ligaments, and fascia.

    • Relieve tight muscles knots, aches and pains any time, on your own
    • Improve blood flow to targeted areas for nourishment and elimination of waste
    • Release and relieve compressed nerves such as carpel tunnel and sciatica
    • Assist in scar tissue elasticity and correct healing

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    241: Secular Meditation Feb 09, 2017
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    Almost every style of meditation I've learned has been presented as "secular," but very quickly there is a Hindu chant, a photo of some old guru with a beard, or some other paraphernalia that looks and feels a lot like organized religion to me. I'm very interested in all world religions, but when I'm learning to meditate, I'd rather do that on its own.

    If you feel the same, you'll enjoy this week's Yoga Talk Show with author and meditator, Rick Heller. ------------ What You´ll Learn:

    • How problems with Rick's vision problem and chronic pain spurred his initial interest in meditation
    • How "mindfulness" can be defined as paying attention to what is going on in the present moment with an attitude that is welcoming and non-judgmental
    • Why "loving kindness" meditation can be a great starting point for people who struggle to calm their mind
    • How to differentiate meditative activities like gardening or walking from meditation practices and meditation as a skill
    • Why meditation classes are often empty while yoga asana (pose-based) classes are usually full

    Links & Resources:

    • Rick's Site
    • Rick's Book
    • Vipassana Meditation International

    ABOUT OUR GUEST

    Freelance journalist and meditation instructor Rick Heller has reported for the Lowell Sun and other New England newspapers and has been published in Buddhadharma, UUWorld, Tikkun, Free Inquiry, Faith Street, The Humanist, and Boston magazines. He has contributed short stories to Fantasy and Science Fiction.

    Rick is the facilitator of the Humanist Mindfulness Group and has led meditations sponsored by the Humanist Community at Harvard since 2009. He has also attended workshops and retreats at the Cambridge Insight Meditation Center, the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies, and the Insight Meditation Society.

    He holds a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from MIT, a master's degree in public policy from Harvard University, and a master's degree in journalism from Boston University.

    His book, Secular Meditation, is available on Amazon.

    Learn more at: www.rickheller.com

    Nutritional Tip:

    • Mushroom Prep

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    • YOGABODY Gymnastic Rings

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    240: Marijuana as Medicine w/out Getting High Feb 02, 2017
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    Marijuana is being decriminalized and even legalized in North America, Europe, and other parts of the world very quickly—and for good reason. The law enforcement costs are many billions of dollars annually and the social impact of criminalizing this plant seem far worse than potential abuse (which is surprisingly low).

    On this week's Yoga Talk Show, we'll talk about the top medical uses for Marijuana, how to use it without getting high, and why legalization might actually reduce (not increase) drug use since marijuana provides an alternative to harmful pharmaceutical drugs. ------------ What You´ll Learn:

    • Top treated conditions: anxiety, pain, and insomnia
    • The difference between THC and CBD
    • Why most people are using way too much and getting scared away
    • How cannabis can help with seizure disorders
    • How to get started safely with edibles

    Links & Resources:

    • Dr. Patel´s Site

    ABOUT OUR GUEST

    Dr. Patel is a Osteopathic Doctor in the state of California. She has been practicing in the area of Medical Marijuana (Cannabis) since 2012 and has treated thousands of patients. She is in private practice in Walnut Creek, CA, and has lots of great resources on her site: www.DrRachnaPatel.com

    Nutritional Tip:

    • K2

    Got Questions?

    • Send me a voicemail here: http://www.YogaBody.com/AskLucas
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    Thanks to Our Sponsor:

    • Yoga Trapeze Teacher Training

    The Yoga Trapeze is the #1 most popular yoga inversion sling in the world, and both our January and April teacher training courses are completely sold out. Good news! We've just opened up September 2017 for applications, and so this is an opportunity for you to gain the professional skills and confidence needed to teach professionally this exciting new style of yoga. Learn More


    239: Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) Jan 26, 2017
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    Have you heard of fecal implants? This is when the fecal matter from someone with healthy gut bacteria is transferred to the gut of someone with gut dysbiosis—and it works. While this sounds extreme, in today's digestive health landscape, this is a real option some people need to consider when they are suffering from Small Bacterial Intestinal Overgrowth (SIBO).

    On this week's Yoga Talk Show, we'll discuss why digestive disorders are so common, and how the remedies can be counter-intuitive such as reducing fiber, lactose, and even fruit. ------------ What You´ll Learn:

    • Why fecal transplants might save your gut
    • Why you should limit fiber, fructose, lactose, resistant starch and most sugar alcohols
    • How erythritol could be the most gut-friendly sugar alcohol
    • How the 3lbs of gut bacteria in our gut can be your friends or foe
    • How low fiber or "elemental diet" could improve bacterial overgrowth

    Links & Resources:

    • Digestive Health Institute (Dr. Norm's site)
    • Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth
    • Fecal Transplants
    • Yeast vs. Fungus
    • Candida

    ABOUT OUR GUEST

    Norman Robillard, Ph.D., Founder of the Digestive Health Institute is a leading gut health expert. He is a microbiologist, the author of Fast Tract Digestion book series and publisher of the Fast Tract Diet mobile app. He is the creator of the drug and antibiotics free Fast Tract Diet for functional gastrointestinal disorders, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) and related conditions.

    Nutritional Tip:

    • Eggs

    Got Questions?

    • Send me a voicemail here: http://www.YogaBody.com/AskLucas
    • Or write to us: podcast@yogabody.com

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    • Essential Mister

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    Originally designed for our commercial yoga studios, The Essential Mister allows you to bring the power of Aromatherapy to your home or office. USA-plug, but with a simple adapter can be used in any country. 1-year warranty, 100% satisfaction guaranteed.

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    238: Why Slow Medicine is the Future Jan 19, 2017
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    Your typical doctor's visit is less than 7 minutes long. It doesn't matter if you have a broken bone, a tonsil infection, or pancreatic cancer, most of the time you're in and out faster than seems possible. It's not the doctor's fault, it's the system's fault, and the solution is to slow down everything in our lives to achieve balance. But who wants to go slow? Not you, not me... so what to do?

    On this week's show, we'll look at creative solutions to finding more quality downtime in life without compromising your goals, ambitions or excitement. ------------ What You´ll Learn:

    • Why community support is the linchpin for health
    • Why we need to properly define what "health" really means (it's not young and beautiful)
    • Why slowing down can be the ultimate self-care routine
    • Why quality "slow time" is more important than quality

    ABOUT OUR GUEST

    Dr. Michael Finkelstein practiced internal medicine and was Medical Director of a hospital for 20 years before embarking on further training in Integrative and Holistic Medicine. He went on to create a Health and Wellness Center, called SunRaven, and wrote Slow Medicine: Hope and Healing for Chronic Illness because he realized that individuals need more than what is found in typical medical institutions.

    Links & Resources:

    • Slow Medicine Doctor (Dr. Finkelstein's site)
    • Headspace Meditation App
    • Transcendental Meditation

    Nutritional Tip:

    • Whey Protein

    Got Questions?

    • Send me a voicemail here: http://www.YogaBody.com/AskLucas
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    • Awesome Toes

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    237: Less Stuff, More Happy: Living Minimal Jan 12, 2017
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    "The things you, own end up owning you..." – Tyler Durden (Fight Club). Often times the things we work so hard for end up taking more than the give, the bleed us more than they feed us. It might be the new car, the drawer full of electronics, your pets or even an oversized home; in many cases, our possessions become burdens and we need to take a step back and reevaluate our priorities.

    On this week's, Yoga Talk Show, we'll dive deep into minimalism, the art of doing more with less, clearing the clutter, and living a life on purpose. ------------ What You´ll Learn:

    • Why you might want to pack your stuff up as if moving, and then only unpack the stuff you actually need
    • Why our consumer-driven culture can lead to a life full of discontent
    • How less stuff can mean more time, more money, and more ability to contribute
    • How to digitally clean up your life as well

    ABOUT OUR GUEST

    Ryan is the co-founder of The Minimalists website and podcast. He has a decade of experience mentoring, coaching, and training experience in the corporate world. After being laid off from a successful corporate job in 2010, Ryan got rid of most of his stuff and started living a more minimal life. His work has been featured on ABC, CBS, NBC, NPR, BBC, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, TIME, and The Atlantic. He is the co-author of the books Minimalism and Everything that Remains, the documentary film, The Minimalism, and we're going to be talking about owning less stuff.

    Links & Resources:

    • Minimalists Website
    • Ryan's Books on Amazon
    • Documentary on Netflix
    • Newsfeed Blocker
    • Turn Your iPhone to Black & White

    Nutritional Tip:

    • Weight Loss

    Got Questions?

    • Send me a voicemail here: http://www.YogaBody.com/AskLucas
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    Thanks to Our Sponsor:

    • Yoga Teachers College

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