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    The Body Never Lies

    There is only one absolute in health:  the body never lies and it always keeps the score.

    Join Leila Lutz, Health and Performance Coach, and experts in nutrition, physiology, medicine, psychology, coaching, and training from around the world.  Together, they bring their wisdom and experience in unlocking the secrets you’ve always wanted to know, about what your body is telling you, and give you back the power in your own health journey.

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    The Foundations of Transformation with Pip McKay Aug 23, 2020
    Show notes

    Pip McKay is one of Australia’s most successful coaches and trainers who has helped thousands of people clear away their blocks to success and fulfill more of their potential. Pip was one of the founding members of the Australian Board of NLP and went on to create her own techniques: she pioneered Matrix Therapies in 2001 to clear parental programming so you can step into your true identity. She then created Archetypal Coaching so you can get clear on your passion and purpose and express your soul’s code in all areas of your life.

    Pip was my personal coach for many years and then my mentor as I took on all her techniques and integrated them into my health and performance programs. Her amazing work really helps me with clients because as you have heard from all our other guests, the path of health and healing is one of clearing your stress and trauma, getting in touch with your emotions and learning the art of parenting self, so that you can be your own empowered person.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • The Hero’s Journey a concept I find really helpful for people “stuck” in a health crisis or feeling like they don’t have a way out.
    • The Journey of turning from a child, to a teenager into an adult
    • The coach who coaches from the place of a mature adult vs the coach who teaches from the place of the teenager
    • Getting stuck in the place of the teenager
    • Compliance, defiance, obedience and disobedience and traditional models of patriarchy
    • The cycle of addiction
    • Why do people tear each other down - The oppressor, oppressing the oppressed.
    • Why people are so scared of the pain
    • How do we truly connect with self
    • Clearing parental programming using Matrix Therapies
    • The beauty of Matrix Therapies is you don’t have to go in to, or relive the pain.
    • The Archetypes of Manifestation and Transformation and how they helped Pip to meditate when she had been trying to for years.
    • The difference between Pip’s Archetypes and Jung and Carolyn Myss
    • Masculine and Feminine Coaching
    • The beliefs that are passed down through generations that affect the way we live, work and rest


    The Hero’s Journey - Joseph Campbell

    Carl Jung - Swiss Psychiatrist and Psychoanalyst

    Jungian Archetypes

    Caroline Myss - American Author

    Elizabeth Gilbert - American Author

    Get Pip’s book here, free for our listeners:
    https://www.pipmckay.com.au/home/

    Free Access to Pip’s one day event, 22 Principles of Success Love and Happiness
    https://www.pipmckay.com.au/onedayevent/

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    Raising Independent Children with Ferne van Zyl Aug 16, 2020
    Show notes

    Ferne van Zyl, owner of the Independent Child is sought after parenting coach. She has provided training and support for hundreds of families on setting up environments for independence, effective communication skills and practical strategies for dealing with challenging behaviour. In particular, her deep understanding, sense of humour, and ability to see opportunities and find solutions in just about any situation have seen her become highly sought after by parents who find themselves ‘stuck’ for ideas about how to deal with a particular issue.

    Today we are talking about how we implement everything the other guests have been talking about in terms of parenting. How do we parent so our children can grow up authentically themselves and in touch with their emotions so they can be independent? How do we create healthy boundaries so that we can have space and time ourselves and a role model to our children? Well, I honestly do think that Ferne has all the answers.

    We talk about:

    • What is an independent child?
    • Good and Bad and Punish and Reward model
    • Where does judgment come from?
    • How do we instill intrinsic values and motivation as opposed to extrinsic rewards
    • Teaching self regulation and looking after their body.
    • Regulating our emotions especially anger and other “negative” emotions
    • Why we have to stop asking why.
    • Dealing with tantrums
    • How we usually act out of our emotions as opposed to responding with what is necessary
    • How us authentically expressing our emotions to our children teaches them to be emotionally intelligent and resilient and how to do it
    • How we should have authentic arguments with our partners for the sake of our children
    • How freedom and limits lead to positive self discipline that in turn affects others

    References

    Maria Montessori and her Montessori Method

    https://montessori.org.au/about-montessori

    Ferne provides one on one coaching to families all over the world and also has online courses and forums for parents.

    Please go to: https://www.theindependentchild.com

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    The Foundations of Strength with Mark Buckley Aug 09, 2020
    Show notes

    Mark Buckley is best known for achieving what many experts in the fitness industry thought was impossible: The amalgamation between the specialized fields of orthopedic rehabilitation, strength and conditioning and personal training.

    As the head of musculoskeletal rehabilitation at the Lower Hutt Hospital in New Zealand, Senior Faculty member of the C.H.E.K Institute in San Diego, a consultant to professional athletes and sports teams around the world (including the All Blacks) and as the owner of a commercial gym in New Zealand, Mark acquired the unique skill set that allowed him to develop the FMA Strength Institute.

    Today Mark and I are going to dive into more specific outcomes of putting on muscle mass, building strength and applying training to a sports specific goal for both athletes and non-athletes. We are also going to chat about men’s motivations for training and measuring whether their training program is right for them, because of course, the body never lies.

    We talk about:

    • Motivations for training
    • Coming from fear
    • Using muscle to feel masculine and powerful
    • Managing Anger
    • What is Strength
    • What makes someone a Strength and Conditioning Coach
    • Special and Specific Exercises
    • Understanding Training Context
    • General Physical Preparedness
    • Specific Physical Preparedness
    • Athletes and Non-athletes
    • Women are Not Small Men and need to be trained differently
    • A coaches job is to improve a target sports skill
    • Performance Metrics and how we measure the effectiveness of training
    • Mark’s story of training NZ swimmer, Toni Jeffs for the Commonwealth Games
    • Stress Inoculation Training
    • The eight layers of storing motor control
    • Mark’s story of training MMA fighters
    • Knowledge, Wisdom and Experience
    • The Experience of the Coach
    • HIIT, Bootcamp, Group Training
    • Stress, Recovery, Adaptation Cycle
    • How to really get training results
    • The importance of Recovery
    • When training stress becomes the wrong kind of stress
    • Training for the right reasons
    • Getting a training response
    • Training plateaus
    • Why people get injured - managing benefit to risk
    • Qualifying people for lifts
    • Choosing the right training for you which will get you the outcome you desire
    • High Intensity Interval Work - true HIIT and anaerobic training
    • The problem of getting smashed from training.
    • Full Body workouts for strength training
    • Are you or is your client Fragile, Resilient or Anti-fragile?
    • Qualifying someone for training
    • Taking the high road or the low road
    • Extreme results require extreme measures
    • Metabolic Damage
    • Training as journey of growth and meeting resistance and healing our relationship with ourselves
    • Going back to baby
    • The glorification of self harm
    • The trainer that is seduced into the time is money story
    • Men and anger and using training to get energy out
    • Polyvagal theory
    • The problem of outward focus and punishment and reward
    • Getting to know yourself
    • How men can start with personal development when they’re not so spiritual
    • The manly work is actually the inner work
    • If a woman’s barometer of health is her cycle and hormones, what is a man’s?

    References

    • Paul Chek
      • https://www.paulcheksblog.com
      • https://chekinstitute.com

    • Vladimir Zatsiorsky the Science and Practice of Strength Training
    • Louie Simmons Westside Barbell and the Conjugate Method
      • www.westside-barbell.com

    • The Black Swan - Nassim Nicholas Taleb
    • FMA Strength Institute
      • www.fmastrengthcoach.com
      • https://www.facebook.com/FMAStrengthTraining/
      • https://www.facebook.com/mark.buckley.370177


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    The Foundations of Food with Soulla Chamberlain Aug 02, 2020
    Show notes

    One of the most important foundations of health is food, but what about shopping for and cooking food. In all my years as a food coach, I am continually coming across people who find cooking to be either too time consuming, or too hard and that is a massive road block into achieving our health goals, for many reasons.

    Soulla Chamberlain is a devoted mother of two, a real and traditional foods cooking instructor, a health coach, a holistic lifestyle blogger, an author of a school lunchbook inspiration book and a healthy home swaps advocate. Soulla is on a serious mission to bring nutrient-dense whole unprocessed foods back to the modern table and to help people live more abundantly in all areas of their life - physically, emotionally, and financially.

    In this episode, Soulla and I want you to know the basics of how to shop, what should be in your pantry and the essentials for quick, easy and nutritious meals throughout the week.

    • Soulla’s health and how her body spoke to her macrobiotic vegan diet
    • Soulla’s nutrition and cooking philosophy
      • Nutrient dense, ethically sourced, unprocessed, minimal preparation and absolutely delicious

    • Understanding the basics of what we are biologically meant to eat
    • Soulla’s simple food formula to keep the everyday quick and easy
    • Pantry Staples
    • Fridge Staples
    • Where to Shop and doing your due diligence
    • Eating seasonally and respecting mother nature
    • Being able to to be in and out of the kitchen in 10 mins
    • What Soulla and I call public enemy #1 and you should never ever eat and definitely not have in your home and why and its not sugar!
    • Understanding fats
    • What oils to cook with for different dishes
    • What to look for on ingredient labels even when it says “organic”
    • How to know what to buy
    • Bone Broth Basics
    • Organ Meats Basics - one of the most nutrient dense and metabolic foods
    • What if you don’t like liver?
    • Things that Soulla and I skip in recipes because they’re time consuming and unnecessary
    • The absolute essentials for a successful kitchen
    • The expense of health vs the expense of sick
    • Epigenetics - we are in the driver's seat
    • Why food is the foundation and the thing you have the most control over

    For Soulla’s downloadable online cooking classes:
    https://www.staraniseorganic.com/online-workshops-1

    Mention Soulla at the WaterShop to get 20% off your RO water filter:
    https://www.watershop.com.au

    Soulla and I would love for you to DM us if this podcast has helped you to make a change for your health @staraniseorganic and @leilalutz

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    The Neurobiology of Sleep with Keith Littlewood Jul 26, 2020
    Show notes

    Keith Littlewood, or more affectionately known as Tommo, has been in the health and fitness world for more than 20 years, working as a CHEK practitioner, neuromuscular therapist and functional medicine practitioner. Most recently however, he satisfied his ultimate passion for helping people with hormone and energy related issues that affect digestion, sleep, mood, fertility and health with a Masters of Science in Endocrinology. But he’s not done yet as he’s about to embark on a PhD in Endocrinology as well.

    Tommo is an absolute wealth of knowledge and has so much information, I really had trouble with keeping this short, so this episode is jam packed with everything you need to know about the neurobiology of sleep.


    What happens when we sleep

    What is a good night's sleep?

    Sleep problems and what they mean such as:

    • not being able to fall asleep
    • waking up in the night
    • peeing in the night
    • night sweats

    The Importance of Dreams

    Why blood tests aren’t enough

    Circadian Rhythms

    The causes of bad sleep and how to resolve them:

    • energy wasting
    • adrenaline and cortisol
    • thyroid physiology
    • stress and inflammation
    • serotonin
    • bag breathing and carbon dioxide
    • nutrition, blood sugar and calories
    • gastrointestinal issues

    The Myth of Oxygen Therapy

    Breathing Mechanics

    The place for a sleep study

    Cognitive Behavioural Therapy

    When medications are appropriate

    Treating Symptoms as opposed to root cause

    What is “Holism”

    How long does it take to heal?

    Good coaching and creating capacity to change

    The Myth of Melatonin and serotonin

    Blue Light Exposure

    Alcohol and Oestrogen

    Progesterone

    Glucose regulation

    Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver disease

    The problems with blood tests for hormones

    Antihistamines and the histamine diet

    GI function

    The place for sleep aids as in medication and supplements

    Gut bacteria and endotoxins

    Bowel Movements

    Training, Exercise and the effect on sleep

    The power of Walking

    Nature and Sunshine

    Coffee and how to use it to your enhance your physiology

    Iron

    Why the healthiest people have the most problems


    REFERENCES

    Matt Stone

    Butekyo Breathing Method

    Recuperative Inhibition - Ray Peat - Physiologist

    Hans Seyle - Endocrinologist

    Elie Metchnikoff - Immunologist/Biologist

    Beyond TSH - Additional markers for hypothyroidism - Keith Littlewood

    https://balancedbodymind.com/blog/2019/12/5/beyond-tsh-additional-nbspmarkers-for-hypothyroidism-additional-conversations-with-your-doctor

    Should I take Probiotics?

    https://keith-littlewood.squarespace.com/blog/an-energetic-approach-to-restoring-gut-function-part-1

    Tommo’s coffee video

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olrkFWcp-AU&feature=youtu.be

    A free seminar on sleep for practitioners

    https://vimeo.com/400964680/557137753f

    If this podcast has enlightened you about something that is affecting your sleep, please DM @leilalutz @tommolittlewood and share with us for a shout out.

    You can find Keith Littlewood at balancedbodymind.com

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    Taming the Digital Pull with Dr Kristy Goodwin Jul 19, 2020
    Show notes

    Dr Kristy Goodwin, is a digital wellbeing and productivity researcher, speaker, author and consultant.

    She provides research-based, yet realistic advice and strategies so that we can use technology in purposeful ways that counteract its negative consequences on our health and productivity.…And what I love is, she does it in a way that doesn’t revert to phone bans or constant digital detoxes.

    Now just a note for this one, this episode does contain some adult themes, so you might want to save this one for later if there are kids around.

    • Why NO ONE is immune to the digital pull at some level
    • The three core needs that are filled by being digitally distracted

    • How technology and apps/games etc are designed to be psychologically appealing and hook us in and keep us wanting more.
    • The physiological and neurobiological changes our bodies go through when using that are really affecting our health from sleep, memory, restorative function, weight loss, productivity to relationships and sex life.
    • Setting up your device for healthy habits
    • How to navigate constant change and evolution with our children
    • Kids, Mirror-neurons and a really scary health epidemic that shocked me
    • Corporate companies and digital culture
    • We are all being watched and our online world curated
    • The danger of getting information from the internet.
    • The resumption lag and its affects on our performance and our wellbeing
    • My personal problem with the digital pull, how it began and how Kristy’s simple tip changed my life, enhanced my relationship (and made her cry me telling her)
    • Taming techno tantrums for both kids and adults
    • How we set personal boundaries that mitigate the pitfalls, but leverage the benefits of technology


    Mentions

    Baxter Blue Blue light blocking glasses

    https://www.baxterblue.com.au

    Rescue Time App

    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rescuetime.android&hl=en_AU

    Forest App

    https://www.forestapp.cc

    drkristygoodwin.com

    Dr Kristy’s Pornography Webinar and how to talk to kids

    https://programs.drkristygoodwin.com/pppp/

    Dr Kristy’s Digital Wellbeing E-book with productivity hacks

    https://drkristygoodwin.com/digital-productivity-hacks/

    If you have taken action on your digital habits as a result of listening to this podcast, please DM @leilalutz and @drkristy and share with us so we can help inspire others.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    Metabolism Matters with Josh Rubin Jul 19, 2020
    Show notes

    Josh Rubin is a Certified Nutritionist, former CHEK Institute Faculty, Neuro Muscular Therapist and Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and Manual Therapy Student

    Through over 15 years of research and experience with their clients, he and his wife Jeanne have developed a revolutionising nutrition method that teaches each person how to use food in a strategic manner to do for the body what it is not able to do for itself - self regulate.

    In this episode, we are chatting about what I feel is one of the most important, yet so often misunderstood, physiological processes in the body - Metabolism and how nutrition has changed from just eating well, to managing autoimmune conditions, pylori, adrenal fatigues etc and why

    • Why symptom specific diets don’t work
    • What is metabolism - cellular respiration and mitochondrial function
    • The only way you are going to heal is to feel
    • the three pieces of the nervous system and what shapes them
    • what are metabolic foods
    • the simple things you need to do to make sure there is enough in the tank to meet the demands of your day
    • the importance off working from a fuelled state as opposed to creating oxidative stress
    • unwinding the nervous system using food
    • Fasting
    • how food affects your sleep
    • how you can easily monitor yourself to know what you need
    • the morning routine sets the stage for the day
    • the mistakes Josh is constantly seeing from looking at 1000s of food diaries
    • the physiology of hunger and appetite
    • what getting tired in the afternoon really means
    • what is really going on for people who don’t eat much but still put on weight
    • The healthier the I, the healthier the We, the healthier the ALL
    • Giving up dependency
    • Going baby and self parenting
    • the problem with biohacking and all the modern gadgets
    • Is there really such a thing as “bad” food

    REFERENCES

    temperature and pulse

    normal temp is 97.8-98.6F, 36.5-37C pulse 70-85 bpm at rest


    Dr Hans Seyle - Endocrinologist

    Dr Gabor Mate - Physician

    Brene Brown - the Power of Vulnerability

    Janet Lansbury - No Bad Kids and Elevating Child Care

    Wim Hof Method

    Buteyko Breathing Technique

    Brian Mackenzie

    Diana Schwarzbein - The Truth about Losing Weight you have to get healthy to lose weight, not lose weight to get healthy.

    Dr Timmins - Biohealth Diagnostics - the first sign of stress is lack of appetite

    Paul Chek, The I, We, All Model from the PPS program www.chekinstitute.com

    You can find Josh and Jeanne Rubin at www.eastwesthealing.com

    @realfoodgangstas to set up a free 15 min consult no matter where you are in the world

    If you took something away from this podcast today and implemented it into your life, please DM @leilalutz and @realfoodgangstas and let us know about it.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.


    The Foundations of Exercise with Shona Vertue Jul 19, 2020
    Show notes

    Shona Vertue is a personal trainer, yoga teacher and author with over 400k followers on Instagram and one of the most popular yoga channels in the UK on YouTube. Shona's method combines weighted resistance training and cardio with her life-long passions - yoga and meditation – placing just as much importance on rest, recovery and psychology as hours in the gym in the pursuit of fitness.

    We cover a lot of ground in this episode as to what makes up a truly balanced and healthy exercise foundation no matter what your goals, we dispel some big myths and of course have a look at how The Body Never Lies about what type, intensity, frequency and amount of exercise is right for you.

    In this episode:

    • WHAT IS STRENGTH and how we manipulate certain variables to get strong, even when we can’t get to the gym.
    • Why Shona and I train
    • The difference between flexibility and mobility
    • Supporting hyper mobility
    • 9 Point Flexibility Index
    • Spiritual vs Modern Yoga
    • how applying strength to yoga amplifies your practice Yoga
    • What is HIIT?
    • Can you train for a marathon whilst getting better at doing the splits?
    • The stories people aren’t telling you about what is truly going on for them
    • Getting specific about programming to achieve results,
    • programming, periodisation, progressive overload, SAID principle and recovery
    • Exercise as a healthy stress vs exercise as a negative stress
    • The importance of recovery
    • How much training do you need to do to achieve your goals?
    • The problems of INSTAGRAM from the perspective of an “instagram influencer”
    • When “health” turns into dysfunction
    • How Shona’s body never lies about her training program


    Shona Vertue and The Vertue Method

    https://shonavertue.com

    Mentions:

    Bret Contreras

    https://bretcontreras.com

    @bretcontreras1

    Rocobado’s Nine Point Flexibility Test

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    The Body Never Lies Trailer Jul 06, 2020
    Show notes

    Welcome to The Body Never Lies podcast.

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