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  • Series 2, Episode 23 - Sleep Smarter with The Sleep Scientist, Dr. Sophie Bostock
    In this episode of the Sweaty AF podcast, Dr. Sophie Bostock, renowned sleep scientist, shares her journey into sleep research and the importance of sleep for overall health. She discusses the differences between sleep quality and quantity, the various stages of sleep, and how hormonal changes and circadian rhythms affect sleep patterns. Dr. Sophie provides practical tips for improving sleep, including the role of light, exercise, and nutrition, as well as the impact of alcohol and stress on sleep quality. The conversation emphasizes the significance of cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia and the need for better sleep hygiene.Sleep is a shield against stress, helping us bounce back faster.Both sleep quality and quantity are crucial for health.Hormonal fluctuations, especially during perimenopause, can disrupt sleep.Circadian rhythms are wired into every cell of our body.Light exposure is essential for regulating our sleep-wake cycles.Exercise can enhance sleep quality, especially when timed correctly.Alcohol can fragment sleep and suppress REM sleep.Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is the most effective treatment for insomnia.Sleep hygiene practices are vital for improving sleep quality.Managing stress is key to achieving better sleep.Find Sophie at: https://www.thesleepscientist.com/https://www.instagram.com/drsophiebostock
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  • Series 2, Episode 22: How to Eat for Your Hormones: Functional Nutrition for Midlife Women with Pauline Cox
    In this conversation, Lucy and Pauline discuss the critical aspects of functional nutrition, particularly for women in midlife. They explore the importance of understanding hormonal changes, managing blood sugar levels, and addressing insulin resistance. Pauline emphasizes the role of lifestyle changes, including sleep, stress management, and nutrition, in achieving hormonal balance. They also touch on the impact of inflammation, thyroid health, and the significance of supplements. The discussion concludes with insights on mindset shifts for longevity and practical advice for women to embrace their health journey.Women in midlife require a new approach to nutrition.Hormonal changes significantly impact women's health.Blood sugar management is crucial for metabolic health.Insulin resistance can worsen perimenopausal symptoms.Stress and cortisol levels affect weight management.Thyroid health is essential for overall well-being.Inflammation can disrupt hormonal balance.Supplements like creatine can support energy levels.Sleep quality is linked to inflammation and health.Mindset shifts are vital for embracing health in midlife.Find Pauline at:https://www.instagram.com/paulinejcox
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  • Series 2, Episode 21 - Owning Your Menopause with Kate Rowe-Ham
    In this enlightening conversation, Kate shares her personal journey through perimenopause, detailing the challenges she faced and how they inspired her mission to empower women in midlife. She discusses the importance of adapting fitness routines, nutrition, and mindset to navigate this life stage effectively. Kate emphasises the need for open conversations about menopause, breaking the stigma, and the significance of strength training and mental well-being. She also provides practical advice for women entering perimenopause, advocating for gradual lifestyle changes and the importance of self-acceptance.* Kate's journey through perimenopause sparked her mission to empower women.* Many women are unaware of perimenopause and its symptoms.* Adapting fitness routines is crucial during midlife.* Nutrition plays a vital role in managing menopause symptoms.* Mindset is key; menopause can be a launch pad for new beginnings.* Breaking the stigma around menopause is essential for women's health.* Strength training is crucial for maintaining muscle and bone density.* Hormone replacement therapy should be considered after lifestyle changes.* Movement, even in small amounts, can significantly improve mental well-being.* Creating a supportive community is vital for women navigating menopause.You can find Kate here:https://www.owningyourmenopause.com/https://www.instagram.com/owningyourmenopause/https://www.instagram.com/katerh_fitness/
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  • Series 2, Episode 20 - Optimising Pelvic Health with Dr. Sara Reardon: What Every Woman Should Know
    In this episode of the Sweaty AF podcast, Dr. Sara Reardon, aka The Vagina Whisperer, a board-certified pelvic floor physical therapist, discusses the importance of pelvic health, the common issues women face, and the proactive measures they can take to maintain their pelvic floor health. She emphasizes the need for education, the stigma surrounding pelvic health, and the various stages of life that affect pelvic floor function. Dr. Reardon also addresses myths and misconceptions about pelvic health and offers practical tips for women to improve their pelvic health and intimacy.Pelvic health is often stigmatized and not discussed openly.Education about pelvic health is crucial for women of all ages.Postpartum care should include pelvic floor therapy.Menopause significantly impacts pelvic floor health due to hormonal changes.Kegels are not a one-size-fits-all solution for pelvic floor issues.Proactive measures can prevent pelvic floor dysfunction.Understanding the anatomy of the pelvic floor is essential for health.Intimacy can be affected by pelvic floor issues, but there are solutions.Women should not feel ashamed to seek help for pelvic health problems.Simple lifestyle changes can greatly improve pelvic health.To connect with Dr. Sara go to:https://thevagwhisperer.com/https://www.instagram.com/the.vagina.whisperer/
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  • Series 2, Episode 19 - Breathwork, Cold Exposure & the Courage to Heal with Kristin Weitzel
    In this episode, Kristin Weitzel shares her transformative journey through breathwork and cold exposure, emphasizing their profound impact on mental health and personal growth. She discusses her coaching methods, focusing on women's health, the importance of understanding the nervous system, and the benefits and controversies surrounding cold therapy. Kristin also delves into the emerging field of microdosing, the power of vulnerability in building connections, and her aspirations to expand her influence in the wellness community.Breathwork can change nervous system tone and thoughts.Cold exposure has transformative effects on mental and physical health.Understanding the nervous system is crucial for personal growth.Women may need to approach cold therapy with caution.Microdosing can be a valuable tool for mental health.Vulnerability fosters deep connections and healing.Biohacking practices can enhance resilience and well-being.Sharing personal struggles can lead to collective healing.Building arousal flexibility helps manage stress effectively.Future work will focus on integrating wellness practices in corporate settings.Follow & connect with Kristin:Instagram: @kristinweitzelofficialWebsite: www.wellpower.lifeGuided Coaching: www.theinner.quest
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The go-to longevity podcast for those who want to look and feel better, live better every decade, and hear directly from the industry's leaders in health, wellness, and biohacking. Recorded weekly from the sauna with host Lucy.
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