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Health Power: The OG Health Podcast & Dog-Eared Podcast

Remember when health podcasts were just starting out? That was us!

Health Power has been empowering listeners to live their healthiest lives for over a decade, and we’re still going strong. We’re old school in the best way possible: no fads, just facts. Host Lisa, with her Master’s in Public Health and 26 years in health media, offers time-tested wisdom and practical strategies to help you truly thrive.

On Health Power, you’ll discover:

Evidence-based guidance: Straightforward facts for a healthier you.

Holistic well-being: Connecting mind, body, and spirit.

Sustainable habits: Practical steps for lasting change.

Insightful discussions: Expert interviews that cut through the noise.

Join the Health Power community—we’ve been your trusted source for a healthier life for years. Subscribe today! POSTS EVERY TUESDAY

“DOG-EARED” PODCAST – Do you like to read books about dogs? Would you love to hear from the authors of your favorite dog-related books? Listen to “DOG-EARED” every Thursday!

Latest Episodes:

Encore: Wisdom for Living with and Beyond Chronic Pain: A Self-Care Guide Feb 12, 2019

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Don't let your chronic pain trap you, and don't let others make you feel guilty for hurting.When we’re faced with pain, our impulse is to stop it and get rid of it.
Sarah Anne Shockley discovered the area between her clavicle and first ribs had collapsed in 2007. She tried everything she could to rid herself of the pain, but nothing worked.
With no solution in place, she focused on living life as best she could. She endured the pain and tried medications.
She refused to believe that she had to live in chronic pain for the rest of her life. Since external treatments didn’t help, Sarah Anne looked inside. She found she was living with a lot of emotional distress regarding her physical pain, upset that she couldn’t participate fully in her life.
There is a lot of shame and guilt connected to chronic pain. Outside sources find clever ways to tell you you’re wrong for having your pain.
Pain is a signal that something is amiss. Giving it appropriate attention can help you live with the pain.
People still need you and still love you. Be present with them as best you can with your pain. Recognizing that you can contribute to the pleasure of others can be very healing.
Listen as Sarah Anne joins host Lisa Davis to share how she has lived with and moved beyond chronic pain.

Mitigating Unrealistic Expectations: A Self-Care Guide Feb 05, 2019

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Too often, expectations turn into a judgmental approach.One of the definitions of "expectation" is "the degree of probability that something will occur."
Too often, expectations turn into a judgmental approach. Whether these expectations are coming into play from family, friends, colleagues, or yourself, expecting too much from someone typically leads to disappointment.
Joyce Knudsen, PhD, joins Andrea and Lisa to explain why expectations can be so damaging in relationships and your own mental health, as well as tips for managing them.

Latest Breakthroughs in Self-Care for Beauty and Skincare Jan 29, 2019

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Learn about the newest and best breakthrough therapies in skincare and beauty.Skincare is something that can be viewed as a "chore," but the benefits of proper skincare are worth it.
A facial or other treatment like IPL is more than just being pampered. Professional estheticians cite many reasons for treating the top layer of your skin, including removing dead skin cells and addressing age spots or acne.
Michelle Nunez has been in the skin care industry for over eight years. She is a Master Esthetician and a graduate of the Catherine Hinds Institute of Esthetics. Michelle joins Andrea and Lisa to discuss some of the newest breakthroughs in skincare, including a new therapy called the Ultherapy® procedure, which stimulates collagen production by delivering focused ultrasound energy to the skin’s foundational layer.

Encore Episode: Self-Care Nutrition & Breast Health Jan 22, 2019

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Learn how to improve your nutrition and reduce your risk for breast cancer.Excess weight of 15-20 pounds increases the chance of getting thirteen types of cancer.
Registered dietician and nutritionist Rachel Beller recommends maintaining a healthy body weight to reduce risk of breast cancer. Women who gain weight during treatment are encouraged to lose that weight to reduce chances of cancer recurrence.
Rachel suggests having 30 to 35 grams of fiber per day. Get eight to ten grams of fiber for breakfast to kick your day off. She also advises reducing your intake of animal protein, as the hormones can contribute to cancer growth.
Listen as Rachel joins hosts Lisa Davis and Andrea Donsky to discuss how improved nutrition can decrease your cancer risk.

Why You Should Add Collagen into Your 2019 Resolution List: A Self-Care Guide Jan 15, 2019

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While the body produces collagen, you can get additional benefits -- such as anti-aging effects, both inside and out -- by supplementing with collagen products.Collagen is the most abundant protein in your body. It is the major component of connective tissues that make up several body parts, including tendons, ligaments, skin and muscles.
Collagen has many important functions, including providing your skin with structure and strengthening your bones.
While the body produces collagen, you can get additional benefits -- such as anti-aging effects, both inside and out -- by supplementing with collagen products.
Susan M. Piergeorge, MS, RDN, LDN, joins hosts Andrea Donsky and Lisa Davis to discuss collagen facts 101, the health benefits collagen provides, and how the different types of collagen work in the body.

Healthy Living with Andrea and Bryce: A Self-Care Guide Jan 08, 2019

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The "Andrea & Bryce" Facebook video series includes topics on everything from diets and nutrition to bad breath and arthritis.You may be familiar with Naturally Savvy host Andrea Donsky's expertise. Now, she's spreading that knowledge and advice even further with her partner with "Andrea & Bryce," a new Facebook video series.
The two wellness powerhouses combine their years of experience in the holistic and integrative medicine spheres to share their expertise with their audience. The series includes open discussions with celebrity guests, thought provoking debates, and the latest research on healthy living--with topics on everything from diets to bad breath.
Listen as Naturally Savvy host Lisa Davis chats with Andrea and Bryce to get the scoop on the breadth of topics they're broadcasting--and how you can propose a topic for them to discuss in the future.

The Happy Healthy Guys Jan 01, 2019

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"The Happy Healthy Guys" share tools necessary to live a happy healthy life.Randall B. Johns. DC & Rob Vasquez, DC, known now as "The Happy Healthy Guys," are both Chiropractic Physicians by profession.
After Dr. Johns recovered from late-stage cancer via integrative means, the two came together to become lifestyle entrepreneurs with the goal of empowering and equipping people with the tools necessary to live a happy healthy life.
The duo travels all over the country speaking and educating both regular people and doctors, informing them how to best take care of the body among all the confusion about what constitutes "healthy," from nutrition and exercise to treating disease.
Dr. Johns and Dr. Vasquez join host Lisa Davis to share their own personal health struggles and how they've used their expertise to not only heal themselves but many individuals across the nation.

Jet Widick’s Soulful Gluten-Free Guide: A Self-Care Guide Dec 25, 2018

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Because gluten is good at hiding in different foods, you may feel overwhelmed with knowing what you can and can't eat.Going gluten-free has unfortunately gone through the ringer in terms of being deemed a "trend."
Some individuals have very serious reasons for removing gluten from their diets, including those who suffer from celiac disease and other gluten-related sensitivities. The symptoms these people experience manifest in many different ways, such as rashes, digestive distress, and even behavioral outbursts.
Because gluten is good at hiding in different foods, you may feel overwhelmed with knowing what you can and can't eat.
According to Jet Widick, author of Gluten Free Soul Pilot: Simple and Soulful Self-Care for the Healthy, Inspired Life You Want to Live, "being healthy does not have to be difficult."
Jet joins Andrea and Lisa to share her own personal journey with silent celiac, information from her book, and why health and happiness are linked.

Impact of Antibiotics on Gut Health: A Self-Care Guide Dec 18, 2018

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Taking antibiotics can do short- and long-term damage to your gut health.Antibiotics might be considered a "necessary evil," because while they are critical for killing harmful bacteria, they also kill beneficial bacteria -- resulting in other undesirable side effects.
Fortunately, there's a way to restore the good bacteria balance: probiotics.
It's important to look for a probiotic product that performs clinical research on how many live cultures make an impact on one's health. It's also essential to "feed" good bacteria and allow them thrive by eating plenty of plant fibers (vegetables, fruits).
Desiree Nielsen, BSc, RD, joins Andrea and Lisa to explain why probiotics are imperative for overall health and particularly useful as a way to combat the side effects of antibiotics, as well as which strains of probiotics do what.

Mineral Sunscreen: A Safe Effective Option for Self-Care Dec 11, 2018

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Conventional sunscreens contain dangerous chemical ingredients that can alter the body's systemic processes.Your skin is your body's largest organ, and it absorbs much of the topical items you apply to it.
This includes sunscreens, which are an essential preventative measure to ward of skin cancer. Unfortunately, conventional sunscreens contain dangerous chemical ingredients that can alter the body's systemic processes.
A healthier option is a mineral-based sunscreen. One brand that has worked tirelessly to make sunscreens safer is Goddess Garden. The company's sunscreens are all certified organic, free from hormone disruptors and harsh chemicals, and safe, effective and gentle on your skin.
Listen in as Nova Covington, founder of Goddess Garden Organics, explains the dangers of conventional sunscreens, as well as safer options. She also shares information on some of the new products the company will be releasing in 2019.
The Roots of Goddess Garden Organics
Goddess Garden Organics was founded by husband and wife team Nova Covington and Paul Halter after their daughter had a serious reaction to conventional skin care products. Nova, with an herbalist background and Paul with a nutrition science degree were inspired to develop safe skincare solutions using the pure minerals of zinc oxide and titanium dioxide as the active ingredients for sun protection.

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