Tune in as I chat with Josh and Jeanne Rubin of East West Healing! Josh and Jeanne have been practicing for over two decades and are pioneers in the field of thyroid and metabolic health! They are the developers of the Restoration Thyroid Nutrition program, which has helped thousands of people return to optimal health after dealing with chronic symptoms.

I have been following Josh and Jeanne’s work for years and they have been instrumental in opening my mind to the effects of stress on the body, the importance of blood sugar balance, the incredible impact that food can have on the healing journey, and way more.

In this episode, we talk about the power of creating sustainable changes that promote healing, the impact that food and food mindset has on health, and how taking responsibility for our own healing is the greatest remedy out there!

About Josh and Jeanne:

Josh and Jeanne have been helping men and women restore their thyroid and metabolic health for over two decades. Josh has a Bachelors in Occupational Therapy, studied TCM for 3 years and is almost done with his 5th year at Canadien College of Osteopathy. He is a CHEK Level 4, HCL 3, CNMT, RCP and CN. Jeanne is a Certified Clinical Nutritionist, CHEK 2, HLC 3, RCP and skilled Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist. By combining their diverse backgrounds and mutual passion for helping people heal, this dynamic duo has been able to bring huge amounts of positive change to their clients lives.

Find Josh and Jeanne on Instagram @realfoodgangstas, and if you are looking for some extra help with your healing journey, check out Josh & Jeanne’s Balancing the Body Budget guide or join one of their group coaching programs! Learn more about all of East West Healing’s offerings at their website below:

Josh and Jeanne’s Links:

Instagram: @realfoodgangstas

Website: https://www.eastwesthealing.com

YouTube: @EastWestHealing

Tune in as I chat with my friend Jayme Galash, NTP! Jayme is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and she is a funny, down-to-earth, and common sense-led practitioner.

Jayme and I became fast friends once we met on Instagram (we like all the same memes) and have bonded over our passion for helping people navigate the “health and wellness space” with a dose of common sense, individuality, and open-mindedness.

In this episode, Jayme shares how she saved her own life after having multiple surgeries and some serious diagnoses. Her story is amazing! We talk about the double edged sword that is social media and why we both focus so heavily on bioindividuality when we work with clients. We also talk about weight gain and loss on a pro-metabolic protocol and common mistakes some people make when applying the “pro-metabolic diet.”

About Jayme:

After healing herself from a host of serious health issues, Jayme became certified as an NTP so that she could help other women on navigate their health journeys, too! She focuses on helping women who are coming from a history of restrictive dieting and who are frustrated with low energy, poor sleep, weight gain, and digestive issues.

Find Jayme on Instagram @unrelentingwellness, and apply for her 6-month nutrition coaching program if you are looking for help on your health journey!

Tune in as I chat with Annie Kerchief, aka mom.mindfully on Instagram! Annie is a stay at home momma of a toddler and a baby and through her own experience and extensive research has become a advocate and supporter of all things pregnancy and birth. She is one of my go-to people for pregnancy and birth advice because of her funny, friendly, and non-judgmental attitude.

In this episode, Annie shares what made her decide to have a homebirth, how she’s gone about finding a midwife that aligns with her values, and how learning about the wonders of our female physiology helped her to feel confident about giving birth.

About Annie:

Annie is a stay-at-home mom of two from southern Indiana. She is fascinated by pregnancy and birth, and aims to inform other women about how the health of their bodies and minds can impact these life events. She believes conversations on these topics must also include how to support our overall health and how to be informed and confident in making the best choices for your family.

Find Annie on Instagram @mom.mindfully!

Resources we mentioned in this episode:

https://evidencebasedbirth.com/

Books by Henci Goer:

Obstetric Myths vs. Research Realities

The Thinking Woman's Guide to a Better Birth