Interviews with
Inspiring women to pursue dreams, overcome obstacles, and leave their mark.
133. Eat like you give a fork
Mareya Ibrahim is The Fit Foodie, a TV chef, holistic nutrition coach, author and award-winning entrepreneur and inventor.
132. Intuitive Fasting
Dr. Cole specializes in clinically investigating underlying factors of chronic disease and customizing a functional medicine approach for thyroid issues, autoimmune conditions, hormonal imbalances, digestive disorders, and brain problems.
131. Daily health choices of an Olympian
Bryan Clay is a two-time Olympic Medalist, author, entrepreneur, husband and father of 3. A track and field athlete, he is known for his determination, dedicated work ethic, strong faith, and passion for giving back.
130. How insulin resistance effects the whole body
Casey Means, MD is a Stanford-trained physician, Chief Medical Officer and Co-founder of metabolic health company Levels, and Associate Editor of the International Journal of Disease Reversal and Prevention.
129. Stay younger, longer
Dr. Tamyra Comeaux is a thought leader in Anti-Aging Medicine and the treatment of conditions related to aging, including menopause.
128. Virtual Reality, a new approach to healing
Peter is a native of Louisville, Kentucky where he has been in medical practice as an Orthopedic Surgeon since 2005. For two years he owned and operated Wellness 360, a center dedicated to wellness of body, mind, and spirit using holistic health practices such as yoga, massage, meditation, and health coaching.
127. Using the Biofield to heal ourselves
Dr. Shamini Jain is an ivy league educated, clinical psychologist, scientist and the founder, and CEO of the Consciousness and Healing Initiative (CHI).
126. A year of transformation
The Oola Guys are co-founders of the lifestyle brand OolaLife and co-founders of the Oola Global LLC and Oola Life Coaching Network. 3-time International best-selling authors of the book series Oola: Find Balance in an Unbalanced World.
125. Walk toward a healthier life
Throughout her personal and professional life, Joyce Shulman’s regular walking practice has been her key for managing stress, fueling creativity, and maintaining her health.
