If you search ‘Mo Gawdat’ online, the most popular result that appears time and time again is ‘AI is going to kill us’. As the former Chief Business Officer of Google’s innovation lab, Google X, where they work on new ideas such as self-driving cars and robots, Mo had a deep insight into what the future could hold.But this is just one side of Mo. He is also the author of the bestselling book, Solve For Happy, which he wrote after discovering the equation for permanent happiness. And his follow-up book, Unstressable, shows us that chronic stress is a predictable and preventable part of modern life. In this conversation, we discuss the essence of what makes us human. From parenting to fitting in, Mo shares his personal insights about how we can move beyond the conventional definitions of success and happiness, to something more profound and accessible.This is such an impactful and emotional conversation which will help you to not only understand how to stop stress taking over, but also uncover the secret weapon in navigating modern society’s challenges.***Other rescources:Follow Mo on InstagramBuy Mo’s new book Unstressable***Timecodes:00:00 Intro02:40 How our relationships influence our understanding of success and happiness11:40 Masculine and feminine sexuality14:40 Finding the balance between your masculine and feminine qualities18:30 How we learn from our mistakes, particularly as parents27:50 Religion and ‘fitting in’30:30 Be who YOU are36:20 Success, unhappiness and a loss of identity 44:00 Finding your resonance 46:15 You never really fail50:00 Society and failure58:00 How A.I. evolves the world we live in1:02:00 The essence of what makes us human1:06:30 Can some companies become more powerful than some countries?1:11:00 Everyone needs to take responsibility to prevent an A.I. takeover1:15:00 The negativity bias and why we are conditioned to do the wrong things1:24:00 Chat GPT and social media are distracting you from the truth1:29:00 How do we move more into our feminine1:40:00 Pre-set categories in  society1:48:00 What does Live Well Be Well mean to you?***Thank you to our wonderful sponsors!NaturalmatA healthier, more sustainable night’s sleep.Use code LIVEWELL for 10% off.**Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin, on InstagramSign up to my newsletter Join the Inner Circle***

All of us feel imposter syndrome at some point. Whether it's in a new job, facing a hard task or meeting new people, that sense of fear and stop us from performing to the best of our ability. Ali Abdaal, the world's No.1 productivity expert, shares a surprising technique that you can use to conquer your fear and perform better whatever the task. Ali is Professor X. Who are you?Listen to the full episode hereWatch the full episode on Youtube here

Jessie Inchauspé, aka the Glucose Goddess, is author of two bestselling books ‘The Glucose Revolution’ and the ‘Glucose Goddess Method’ and is here to show you how to thrive throughout your day. Through her simple glucose hacks, she explains how you can manage glucose spikes. Listen to the full episode hereWatch the full episode on Youtube hereFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram

Dr David Spiegel is a Stanford professor, unvails the science behind hypnosis and teaches us how we can deploy it in daily life to overcome mental and physical pain. According to Professor David Spiegel, it only takes 12 minutes to remove stress & pain.Listen to the full episode hereWatch the full episode on Youtube hereFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram

Dr Mariel Buqué is a Columbia University-trained psychologist, holistic wellness expert and author of the new book ‘Break The Cycle’. Dr Buqué will soothe your soul in this conversation, explaining how we can identify our trauma, how to practice self compassion and ultimately grow. Listen to the full episode hereWatch the full episode on youtube hereFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram

Dr Gabrielle Lyon is author of the book 'Forever Strong: A New, Science-Based Strategy for Aging Well'. Dr Lyon sheds light on whether we should be skipping breakfast, why women shouldn’t be afraid of building muscle and explains the real importance of protein.Listen to the Full Episode with Dr Lyon hereWatch the Full Episode on Youtube hereFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram

85% of people who suffer with autoimmunity are women. The leading cause of this shocking statistic is hormone irregulation linked to trauma. You don’t have to have a massive traumatic event happen to you to experience trauma and the devastating effects it can lead to. Stress, long-term exhaustion and not being kind to our bodies can contribute to crippling emotional weight that can dysregulate our hormones.Sarah is joined by Dr Sara Gottfried to explore how we can assess our hormones, how to tackle trauma and speak about the amazing benefits of MDMA therapy. Other resources: Follow Sara on InstagramGet Sara’s book: The Autoimmune CureLearn more at SaraGottfriedMD.comTimecodes:00:00 Intro02:14 The Three Areas of Health That Are Most Crucial For Women’s Health04:30 Self Compassion for Ourselves06:57 Understanding the Hormonal Landscape14:36 The Hormonal Changes in a Woman’s Body at Age 3617:18 Health Care For Pregnant Women vs Health Care for Non-Pregnant Women18:57 Your Doctor Has Dismissed You, What’s Your Next Step?26:15 How Lifestyles and Trauma Affect Endocrine and Hormonal Systems29:37 Regulated and Dysregulated34:30 Getting back into Regulation and What That Means37:04 Activating Regulation through Environment and Senses41:22 85% of Women Suffer from Autoimmune Conditions and Measuring Trauma51:30 The Energetic Body and How To Become More Aligned With It55:20 Tapping into the Energy Flow in the Body, Chakras59:00 Acceptance and Awareness of Natural Energies Around Us, Connected and Intertwined1:03:22 Dr. Sara Gottfried’s Book Helps Understand How Everything In Our Bodies Are intertwined and interconnected1:05:40 How does dysregulation show up for you?1:07:44 What does Live Well Be Well Mean to You?Thanks to my wonderful sponsors!******The Better Menopause | thebettermenopause.comThe secret to a better menopause lies in your gutUse code BEWELL for 25% !!***London Nootropics | Londonnootropics.comFind your flow with adaptogenic coffeeUse code LIVEWELLBEWELL for 20% off******Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter hereJoin my inner circle here!

60-80% of chronic diseases a GP sees are caused by stress. Cardiovascular disease, cancer and autoimmune diseases - All can be linked to underlying stress conditions. It is the lives we lead that has lead to this epidemic. So what can we do to regulate the chemical activity in our brain? Today, Sarah Ann is joined by practitioner and co-founder of Sensate, Stefan Chmelik, to explore how the mind-blowing Vagus Nerve could hold the answer to improving your mental and physical health.Discover what methods you can use to lower your stress, anxiety and reduce your chances of developing chronic disease.Timecodes:00:00 Intro01:15 Guest Intro03:11 Why do some people get better and some don’t?11:12 The continuity between chronic illness, fatigue, autoimmune conditions, allergies, and oversensitivity16:11 The critical importance of greenspaces and communing with nature21:55 How city life is adversely affecting our health and stress25:15 Meditation: It’s affect on stress and anxiety reduction 38:25 Human tough, breathwork, and meditation as tools to help the nervous system45:27 Understanding the mind body connection and what it means 54:00 The Vagus Nerve: Nutrient deficiencies, brain fog, confusion, IBS, IBD59:39 How to become more “antifragile”1:09:43 Sensate – calming music and vibrations, clearing the mind, relaxing the nervous system, the many benefits of Sensate01:18:31 What does Live Well Be Well mean to you?Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter hereJoin my inner circle here!******Thanks to my wonderful sponsors!London Nootropics | Londonnootropics.comFind your flow with adaptogenic coffeeUse code LIVEWELLBEWELL for 20% offSensate | getsensate.com Achieve relaxation and peace anytime, anywhere.Use the code SARAHANN for 10% off******Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life.

1 in 30 women experience early menopausal symptoms. It’s not something most of us think we need to think about until our 50s, but the truth is a very different story.&nbsp;As women our hormones are constantly changing. From the moment our periods start, we experience symptoms such as PMS and PMDD - but most of us just DEAL WITH IT.&nbsp;This can lead to many serious health problem’s being undiagnosed and sadly it could be a reason for more severe symptoms during the menopause. And doctors are denying us treatment. Why aren’t we talking about this?Joining Sarah to explore the topic, debunk harmful misconceptions and give expert advice on how to manage your hormones at any age is Dr Louise Newson. Louise is a GP, world-leading menopause expert and author of the definitive guide to the perimenopause and menopause.&nbsp;It’s time to take control of your body.&nbsp;&nbsp;Timecodes:00:00 Cold Open00:18 Intro Animation00:49 Guest Introduction02:44 Why is it important to start thinking about menopause earlier in life?08:23 What is the link between heavier periods and painful menopause?16:40 Early menopause, and Perimenopause – Stats and Figures25:55 The effects of Menopause on Heart Disease28:32 Hormones, Vitamins, and Minerals30:17 Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) and the role of exercise33:15 Hormone deficiencies44:19 The fear and stigma of Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT48:19 Does Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) lead to Breast Cancer?53:07 Does HRT affect cholesterol levels?53:36 How can women support themselves for anxiety, depression, and insomnia?55:24 What are the risks of hormones and HRT?01:00:54 Vaginal dryness: Pain and discomfort01:05:02 The empowerment of support systems01:07:51 Making an action plan for prevention early in life&nbsp;01:10:09 There is no shame or fear about opening up and speaking about how you feel01:12:28 Advice for women who feel they’ve been denied hormone treatments01:13:18 What does Live Well Be Well mean to you?Other resources:&nbsp;Follow Louise on InstagramGet Louise’s book: The Definitive Guide to the Perimenopause and Menopause******Thanks to my wonderful sponsors!The Better Menopause | thebettermenopause.comThe secret to a better menopause lies in your gutUse code BEWELL for 25% !!***London Nootropics | Londonnootropics.comFind your flow with adaptogenic coffeeUse code LIVEWELLBEWELL for 20% off***Sensate | getsensate.com&nbsp;Achieve relaxation and peace anytime, anywhereUse the code SARAHANN for 10% off******Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my <a href="https://affable-avocado-778.myflodesk.com/"...

With so many different diets to choose from, it can be hard to understand what way is best to feed your body. We often avoid certain diets because of misconceptions where we believe we’re going to miss-out on flavour and variety or find some too hard to stick to.&nbsp;&nbsp;Debunking some of these myths today and exploring everything from mediterranean to keto, is Prof. Christopher Gardner.&nbsp;Hailed as the Godfather of Nutrition, Christopher is here today to delve into his groundbreaking research conducted for the new Netflix’s series ‘You Are What You Eat’ - the study of plant-based vs omnivore diets in pairs of twins.&nbsp;Discover which diet comes out on top so that you can make the best choice for your body.&nbsp;Timecodes:00:00 - Cold Open00:47 - Show Intro1:45 - Quick Fire Questions2:59 - New Study/Netflix Documentary "You Are What You Eat: A Twin Experiment"7:39 - The most surprising results of the study - Genetic Make Up12:49 - The Impact of Dieting on Biological Age14:21 - Why Do Plant-based Eaters Have Better Dietary Outcomes17:55 - Changing Perceptions by Making Food Delicious and Less Boring20:41 - Food Quality and the Impact on Diet23:21 - Three Factors to consider with Looking at Food32:08 - Keto vs Mediterrean Diets - Carbohydrates and Grains40:06 - Refined Grains and Unrefined Grains42:56 - White Bread vs Brown Bread: Are They The Same?49:52 - The Long Term Effects of Gut Microbiome and Mental Health54:30 - Navigating the Landscape of Sensationalist Media55:38 - Lectins and Nutrition58:23 - What Should Be On Your Plate Of Food1:03:47 - How Plant Based Food Has Changed Over The Last Decades1:08:22 - The Next Step of Research In This Field1:11:33 - What Does Live Well Be Well Mean To You?******Thanks to my wonderful sponsors!The Better Menopause | thebettermenopause.comThe secret to a better menopause lies in your gutUse code BEWELL for 25% !!***London Nootropics | Londonnootropics.comFind your flow with adaptogenic coffeeUse code LIVEWELLBEWELL for 20% off***Sensate | getsensate.com&nbsp;Achieve relaxation and peace anytime, anywhereUse the code SARAHANN for 10% off******Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter hereJoin my inner circle here!

Modern love. It’s a tricky task. In this conversation, Tinder’s Head of Global Insight and co-host of Married at First Sight Paul Brunson joins me to explore the evolution of romance, dissecting the impact of dating apps on our quest for meaningful connections. Paul shared his wealth of knowledge on navigating the intricate landscape of online dating, offering practical tips to enhance your experience and increase your chances of finding romantic love.Discover the do's and don'ts of crafting the perfect online profile, decoding signals in the digital realm, and striking the delicate balance between technology and authenticity. Whether you're a seasoned swiper or a newcomer to the world of dating apps, this episode provides valuable insights to empower you in your pursuit of a genuine and lasting connection. Timecodes00:00 Why Do Couples Break-up?00:44 Introduction - Modern Romance01:30 Number One Reason for Break Ups: Bad Communication04:14 Avoiding Conflict Escalation In Conversations09:24 Conversation Timers12:43 Understanding Your Partner - Red Flags And Emotional Fitness16:15 Why Are Values Important18:50 What Are Your Real Values20:22 The Saturday Test23:46 How The Internet and Smartphones Have Transformed Relationships30:00 Are We Becoming More Authentic?33:32 Marriage, Satisifaction, and Are Marriages Better Or Worse Now35:16 2 Years - The Relationship Sweet Spot40:24 How Perception of Other Options Make For Bad Relationships46:57 Facades and Hiding Feelings48:17 Feeling Stuck in a Bad Relationship - The Fear of Leaving51:47 Strength Lies Within You - Decisions Need to be Made From Position of Strength53:04 How Hunger Affects Our Decisions and Emotions55:46 Attachment Styles1:02:05 The Most Googled Question About Relationships1:03:04 What Is Ghosting1:06:12 What is Breadcrumbing1:08:06 Your Roman Empire and Beige Flags1:10:25 The Most Surprising Thing on Tinder1:11:32 The Importance of Photos On Tinder1:12:31 What is the Ideal Bio and Photo for Tinder1:14:46 What Does Live Well Be Well Mean To You1:21:21 Thank YouWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here******Thanks to my wonderful sponsors!You’re Looking Well | ylwclub.comThe first gut-skin routine proven to workUse code LIVEWELL25 to get your first week freeLondon Nootropics | Londonnootropics.comFind your flow with adaptogenic coffeeUse code LIVEWELLBEWELL for 20% offSensate | getsensate.com&nbsp;Achieve relaxation and peace anytime, anywhere.Use the code SARAHANN for 10% off******Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions...

The internet is awash with easy fixes for better productivity. Get more done and you’ll finally feel better - that’s we all expect. But to-do lists will never be complete. What if you tweaked your habits to they actually make you feel good? That’s Ali Abdaal’s aim. He’s the internet’s most followed productivity expert, with over 5 million subscribers on YouTube.&nbsp;So with a new year upon us, this will teach you how to stop procrastinating for good. Ali’s advice will ensure 2024 is your most abundant year yet, and allow you to achieve your goals. He describes procrastination as an emotional problem to overcome and gives you easy to follow rules to use to make your life more enjoyable and more productive.&nbsp;Get Ali’s book new book ‘Feel Good Productivity’ | https://www.feelgoodproductivity.com/?utm_campaign=podtour&amp;utm_source=lwbwTimecodes:00:00 Draw A Box Around The Life You Want&nbsp;01:16 Overcoming Obstacles and The One Thing Ali Abdaal Still Struggles With03:04 Success Mindset, Positive Psychology, Well-Being Habits05:12 Making Boring Tasks More Fun, Productivity Hacks13:24 Failure Means You're Trying, One Of Ali's Hardest Failures, Resilience, Learning From Failure, Personal Growth15:37 Setting Boundaries, Contentment, Work-life Balance22:28&nbsp; Time Management Hacks28:35 Energy Drainers and Energy Givers33:48 Self-Motivation Hacks, Staying Motivated, Personal Development37:51 Proscrastination - Productivity Hacks, Time Management46:48 The Batman Effect - Getting Over Your Fears, Fear Management, Personal Empowerment Hacks51:26 How Touch, Scent, and Association Improve Focus and Memory53:37 The Ten - Ten - Ten Rule, Decision Making Hacks, Prioritization57:23 Self Compassion: Being Kind To Yourself, Self-Love, Mental Well-Being01:05:47 Importance of Therapy, Mental Health, Personal Growth Strategies01:17:50 Holistic Health, Living a Good Life01:20:11 What Does Live Well Be Well Mean To You?Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter hereJoin my inner circle here!******Thanks to my wonderful sponsors!London Nootropics | Londonnootropics.comFind your flow with adaptogenic coffeeUse code LIVEWELLBEWELL for 20% offSensate | getsensate.com&nbsp;Achieve relaxation and peace anytime, anywhere.Use the code SARAHANN for 10% off******Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life.

Glucose is vital for controlling our body and brain’s energy levels. We need glucose to be able to function. But we don’t need too much. Jessie Inchauspé, aka the Glucose Goddess, is author of two bestselling books ‘The Glucose Revolution’ and the ‘Glucose Goddess Method’. Jessie knows that controlling blood glucose spikes is a guaranteed way to maintain energy levels, beat sugar cravings, break the cycle of sugar addiction and thrive throughout your day. Through her simple glucose hacks, she explains how you can manage glucose spikes.&nbsp;Timecodes00:52 Introduction01:08 Why You Should Care About Your Glucose Hacks01:39 Can You Can Reverse Type 2 Diabetes? Yes!02:43 Enjoy Sugars And Carbs With Less Impact On Your Health04:59 What Is Glucose?06:35 What Glucose Does To The Body And How Your Body Reacts08:03 Glycation - Your Cells Are Cooking09:22 Fewer Wrinkles? Less Aging? Try Jessie's Glucose Hacks!09:53 Glucose And Inflamation - Glucose Spikes And Insulin12:54 The Biggest Glucose Myth13:40 Diabetes Prevention Versus Diabetes Treatment14:21 Fasting Glucose And Posprandial Glucose - Which Is More Important?17:20 Jessie's 10 Glucose Hacks - That You Can Use Right Now19:14 The 4 Most Important Glucose Hacks - # 1 Breakfast22:2 The Role Of Coffee At Breakfast23:44 Does Oat Milk Spike Blood Glucose?25:23 Almonds Can Reduce The Glucose Spike27:11 Glucose Levels In Your Body30:37 Continuous Blood Glucose Monitors31:45 How You Eat Makes A Difference32:49 Jessie's "Anti Spike" - A Natural Way To Control Glucose Levels33:21 The Affect Of Vinegar On Your Teeth35:29 The 4 Most Important Glucose Hacks - #3 Vinegar36:55 The 4 Most Important Glucose Hacks - #2 The Veggie Starter37:57 How Do We Make Fibre Sexy?39:07 Restaurants Hack You With Bread - Hint ... It Makes You Hungrier39:24 The 4 Most Important Glucose Hacks - # 4 Movement41:20 Jessie's 11,000 Person Research Study42:58 The Super Market Sweep46:53 Think About Juice As Dessert50:14 Understanding And Decoding Packaging Labels51:07 Artificially Sweetened Colas - Good or Bad?53:03 Is Fructose Different Than Processed Sugar?54:33 The Super Market Sweep1:00:37 Does alcohol spike blood sugar?1:01:37 How To Eat Healthy When You Have A Busy Lifestyle1:04:32 Ozempic1:06:48 Key Principles To Beating The Dieting Yo Yo1:11:38 The Impact of Blood Glucose Spikes On Mental Health1:12:58 What Does Live Well Be Well Mean To You1:13:23 Thank YouFollow Jessie on Instagram Get Jessie’s new book The Glucose Goddess Method Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here******Thanks to my wonderful sponsors!You’re Looking Well | <a href="https://ylwclub.com" rel="noopener noreferrer"...

What does hypnosis bring to mind for you? Perhaps it’s a swinging pendulum, a zen-like state of focus, or Derren Brown tricking people on stage. Whichever misconception comes up, this conversation will change your mind. Dr David Spiegel is a Stanford professor, and world-leading expert on hypnosis who teaches us how we can deploy it in daily life to overcome mental and physical pain.If you’re looking to try hypnosis for weight loss or have heard about Paul McKenna’s book ‘Hypnosis Gastric Band’, this conversation will provide step by step explanation of how to try it If it’s mental rather than physical barriers you wish to overcome, you can for hypnosis for smoking, or even hypnosis for anxiety. It’s a tool, not dissimilar from meditation and mindfulness, that can change your life.&nbsp;Timecodes:00:00 It only takes 12 minutes01:36 The Biggest Myths Surrounding Hypnosis02:26 The Three Components of Hypnosis04:19 Are You Hypnotizable?&nbsp;06:11 Percentages of People Susceptible to Hypnosis07:14 Hypnosis is the Oldest Form of Psychotherapy&nbsp;13:13 Hypnosis is a State of Highly Focused Attention15:26 Hypnosis for Pain (Migraines etc)16:38 Hypnosis for Weight Loss18:16 Hypnosis for Anxiety20:19 Hypnosis for Anxiety - The Fear of Fear22:25 Hypnosis and Mindfulness - A Twelve Minute Therapy24:41 Does One Remember What Happens in the Hypnosis Session?27:41 Hypnosis for Stress and Stress Management30:07 Hypnosis for Sleep30:31 Hypnosis for Smoking and Controlling Habits32:02 Hypnosis for Grieving Losses (Cancer Patients)35:51 Find Your Focus - Hypnosis for Concentration and Dealing with Distractions38:34 ADHD - Hypnosis Studies on ADHD40:34 The Mind/Body Connection41:32 Hypnosis and the Gastric Band - Controlling Hunger45:08 Hypnosis vs Weight Loss Treatment Medications49:09 Compassion for One’s Self and Compassion for One’s Body51:15: Are There Risks Associated with Clinical Hypnosis?53:49 How Dr David Spiegel Became The Leading Hypnosis Practitioner59:40 The Shocking Results of Hypnosis in Pain Therapy01:04:28 How to Know You’re Working with a Certified Hypno-Therapist01:06:02 Reveri: Self-hypnosis App01:06:49 What Does Live Well Be Well Mean to You?01:07:58 Thank YouWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter hereJoin my inner circle here!******Thanks to my wonderful sponsors!London Nootropics | Londonnootropics.comFind your flow with adaptogenic coffeeUse code LIVEWELLBEWELL for 20% offSensate | getsensate.com&nbsp;Achieve relaxation and peace anytime, anywhere.Use the code SARAHANN for 10% off******Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life.

Trauma sounds big and scary. The truth is less overwhelming, and far more ordinary that we might think. Getting to grips with our own trauma - however big or small - is at the heart of understanding ourselves and our relationships. It passes down from generation to generation, often invisibly, like a passing genetic disease. How to interrupt this flow? Identify it, embrace it and don’t brush it away. This way the cycle of intergenerational trauma can be broken.&nbsp;Dr. Mariel Buqué is a Columbia University-trained psychologist, intergenerational trauma expert and author of the new book ‘Break The Cycle’. Dr Buqué will soothe your soul in this conversation, explaining how we can identify our trauma, how to practice self compassion and ultimately grow.&nbsp;Timecodes01:35 What is Trauma?03:01 Both Big and Small Traumas07:55 Early Intervention and Trauma Destigmatization12:43 Trauma Triggers and Coping Strategies14:33 Trauma and Physical Health Manifestations18:54 Holistic Approach to Trauma27:00 Understanding and Breaking the Trauma Cycle31:42 Trauma Processing and Body Regulation38:18 Trauma's Impact on Relationships44:47 Self-Compassion and Healthy Relationships48:42 Cultivating Self-Compassion for Healthy Relationships55:24 Self-Compassion and Boundary Development01:04:10 What does Live Well Be Well mean to you?01:06:00 drmarielbuque.comLinks:Dr Mariel Buqué’s new book ‘Break the Cycle: A Guide to Healing Intergenerational Trauma’ | https://www.amazon.co.uk/Break-Cycle-Healing-Intergenerational-Trauma/dp/1785044281/Subscribe to Dr Mariel Buqué’s YouTube Channel | https://www.youtube.com/@Dr.MarielBuqueFollow Dr Mariel Buqué on Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/dr.marielbuque/******Thanks to my wonderful sponsors!The Better Menopause | thebettermenopause.comThe secret to a better menopause lies in your gutUse code BEWELL for 25% !!***London Nootropics | Londonnootropics.comFind your flow with adaptogenic coffeeUse code LIVEWELLBEWELL for 20% off***Sensate | getsensate.com&nbsp;Achieve relaxation and peace anytime, anywhereUse the code SARAHANN for 10% off******Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter hereJoin my inner circle here!

Health advice over the past decade has focused on what we need to lose. What if we flipped the script? Perhaps it's time to focus our attention on what we need to gain for better health.&nbsp;Building muscle is something we’ve long associated with bodybuilding gym-buffs. Women in particular have shied away from it. Science is beginning to show that building good quality muscle all over our body could be the number one way to boost health, vitality and increase longevity. It’s the best way we can begin to heal the body.Dr Gabrielle Lyon is author of the book Forever Strong: A New, Science-Based Strategy for Aging Well. In the book she concentrates on how lose weight through building muscle, promoting a healthier weight loss. Through her private practice, popular YouTube channel and influential podcast she asks a fundamental question: How can we build strength, not just in the weight room, but in our daily lives? This is the topic of today’s conversation in which Dr Lyon sheds light on whether we should be skipping breakfast, why women shouldn’t be afraid of building muscle and explains the real importance of protein.Timecodes:02:13 - Strength for Health: Dispelling Muscle Myths03:43 - Muscle Myth Busted: Weight Gain versus Muscle Gain10:43 - Strength Training: Building a Strong Foundation15:25 - Muscle Adaptations: From Breakage to Growth20:38 - Beyond Appearance: Assessing Muscle Health Through Movement23:47 - Movement Ability and Energy Levels25:03 - Recommended Protein Intake for Muscle Building32:02 - Plant-Based Diets and Gut Health35:12 - Protein-Rich Breakfast36:47 - ntermittent Fasting and Muscle Health38:52 - Healthy Eating Habits43:34 - Focus on Muscle Strength48:59 - Mindset Resets53:56 - Self-Compassion and Resilience01:02:19 - Daily Action Plan01:04:36 - What does Live Well Be Well mean to you?Buy Dr Lyon’s new book Forever Strong: A New, Science-Based Strategy for Aging Well | https://www.amazon.co.uk/Forever-Strong-science-based-strategy-aging/dp/0349439567/Subscribe to Dr Gabrielle Lyon’s YouTube channel | https://www.youtube.com/@DrGabrielleLyonListen to Dr Gabrielle Lyon’s Podcast | https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-dr-gabrielle-lyon-show/id1622316426Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here******Thanks to my wonderful sponsors!You’re Looking Well | ylwclub.comThe first gut-skin routine proven to workUse code LIVEWELL25 to get your first week freeLondon Nootropics | Londonnootropics.comFind your flow with

Dr Brendon Stubbs is one of the most cited scientists in the world. He's a leading scientific authority on the link between exercise and our mental health. In this clip, he explains whether you should focus on aerobic or resistance training for good mental health - or perhaps a healthy combination of both.Listen to the full episode with Dr Brendon Stubbs hereWatch the full episode on YouTube hereWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Dr Rena Malik is a world-leading professor of urology and a YouTuber providing sex advice to millions of subscribers. In this clip, she reveals the myths and misconceptions about female orgasms.Listen to the full episode hereWatch the full episode on YouTube hereWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Slowing down your eating rate can be a game-changer. Discover the art of mindful eating and learn how your speed at the dinner table influences your risk of diabetes and heart disease. Sarah shows us the science behind stretch receptors, fullness signals and how making mindful choices can impact your long-term health.Listen to the full episode hereWatch the full episode on YouTube hereWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Kate shares her inspiring story of how she and her family overcame the hurdles of dyslexia to find their true passions and excel, showcasing the power of embracing neurodiversity.Listen to the full episode with Kate hereWatch the full episode on YouTube hereWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Is your sex life as good as you want it to be? Chances are, for many people it might not be. Dr. Molly thinks sex should get better with age, not worse as she discusses secrets of sex, the heart-genital connection and the art of staying present.Listen to the full episode with Dr Molly Maloof hereWatch the full video on YouTube hereWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Kelly shares some of her life challenges and also gives a candid insight on how she uses humour to address things, including one big problem in a particular. Kelly's perspective on gratitude, resilience and embracing life's imperfections offers valuable insights for listeners seeking to find resilience in their own lives.Listen to the full episode with Kelly Williams Brown hereWatch the full episode on YouTube hereWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Want to live longer? With more vitality? And avoid dieting along the way? I thought so. Who doesn’t!? Well it turns out that it’s within reach for us all with a few small changes to our daily lives. This incredible hack is mindblowing. A small change in your social habits could extend your life by almost a decade!Listen to the full episode with Dan Buettner hereWatch the full episode on YouTube hereWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

How do we overcome a lack of focus and actually get started on tasks? Shane Parrish is a former spy and author of a brand new book 'Clear Thinking'. He explains how his highly efficient routine allows him to streamline daily activities and shares tips for how to minimise distractions.LinksShane's book Clear ThinkingShane's Knowledge Project PodcastShane's blog - Farnam StreetWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Dr William Li is a globally renowned medical doctor and bestselling author who will shake up your beliefs around body fat. In this episode, he explains the crucial difference between different types of body fat. Listen to the full conversation with Dr William Li hereWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

What’s going on inside your brain when you exercise, after you exercise, and what happens when you don’t? These are the questions Dr Brendon Stubbs is trying to resolve with his research. He’s one of the most cited scientists in the world, focusing on the link between physical activity and mental health, the mind-body interface and healthy ageing. Exercise is one of the best ways to beat anxiety and depression and reduce stress, so how much do you need, when and how often?In this conversation, Brendon explains the phenomenon of the brain ‘lighting up’ after exercise - sometimes called ‘runner’s high’. It can even cause the size of the hippocampus to change - the part of the brain responsible for memory. Brendon shares exciting new research showing exercise can make us smarter, and explains how movement can help defeat brain fog.&nbsp;Timecodes:00:00 - This is your brain on dopamine02:05 - What happens in the brain when we exercise?04:25 - How much exercise do I need for mental health?06:18 - Is aerobic or resistance training better for the brain?09:02 - Brendon’s scientific study into exercise and cognition13:35 - Exercise tips for high performers17:00 - Lack confidence? How to get up and start exercising19:28 - When Brendon met Novak Djokovic25:12 - Treatment of mental health conditions35:02 - Talking therapy vs exercise39:45 - What happens to the hippocampus when exercising43:20 - 3 things you can focus on right nowWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

The gut microbiome is more popular than ever. And it’s quick and easy to change yours for the better. Today I’m joined by a world-leading gut health expert and gasteroenterologist Dr Will Bulsiewicz. He’s a New York Times bestselling author and US Medical Director at ZOE, who joins me to explain the power of fiber and plant-based diets. You’ll learn how your gut health impacts inflammation and food interolances and whether to avoid probiotics.&nbsp;Follow Dr Will Bulsiewicz on InstagramWill's book:Fiber Fueled by Dr. Will BulsiewiczIf you enjoyed this you might also enjoy these other Live Well Be Well episodes:Dr Mindy Pelz on intermittent fasting&nbsp;Available as a Podcast and on YouTubeDr Satchin Panda on circadian rhythms&nbsp;Available as a Podcast and on YouTubeDr Sarah Berry on snacking’s effect on gut healthAvailable as a Podcast and on YouTubeTimecodes:00:00 Unlocking Your Adaptive Gut&nbsp;00:38 The Power of Plant-Based Eating&nbsp;03:37 Carnivore and Keto Diets' Impact on Gut Health&nbsp;08:06 The Blueprint for a Healthy Gut Microbiome&nbsp;14:50 Signs of an Unhealthy Gut&nbsp;21:04 Short Chain Fatty Acids and Inflammation&nbsp;26:55 Transform Your Gut in Just 24 Hours&nbsp;29:25 Crafting a Sustainable Diet&nbsp;34:24 Unveiling Food Intolerances&nbsp;42:50 Navigating Food Allergies&nbsp;47:48 Exploring Low-Histamine Diets&nbsp;54:07 Dr. Will's View on Supplements and Probiotics&nbsp;1:05:05 Taking a Holistic Approach to WellnessWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And <a...

Dr Rena Malik is the go-to YouTuber for your sex questions. With 2 million subscribers, she regularly shares answers to life’s slightly embarrassing questions. Rena is a leading Professor of Urology and a pelvic surgeon, so all her advice is rooted in scientific evidence.&nbsp;Whether it’s understanding the female orgasm, the ideal duration for sex, or why masturbation is OK - Rena’s got you covered. In this episode, there’s no stone left unturned. Sarah and Rena delve into all things sex and pleasure.&nbsp;Follow Dr Rena Malik on InstagramTimecodes:00:00&nbsp; &nbsp;Introduction00:26&nbsp; &nbsp; How do we know if we have a healthy pelvic floor?04:35&nbsp; &nbsp; What about men's pelvic floors?06:12 &nbsp; &nbsp; How to loosen your pelvic floor08:15&nbsp; &nbsp; What are Kegels?12:18&nbsp; Can G-Spot stimulation help with the relaxation of the pelvic floor?13:55&nbsp; &nbsp; There’s a lot of pressure to orgasm!20:19&nbsp; &nbsp; Lubrication - what type and how much?24:20&nbsp; &nbsp;How much do hormones play a role in sexual dysfunction?25:31 &nbsp; &nbsp;Should you masturbate?33:49&nbsp; &nbsp;What is squirting?39:30&nbsp; &nbsp;What is Urology?Links:Dr Rena Malik’s YouTube ChannelIf you enjoyed this episode you might also like:Africa Brooke on overcoming her sexual shame&nbsp;Dr Molly Maloof on understanding your body's sexual needsBryan Johnson on the surprising sexual impact of his health protocol&nbsp;Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Dr Sarah Berry is a world-leading nutritional scientist. On her third Live Well Be Well appearance, she shares brand new research on snacking and eating rate, admitting that she herself is a regular snacker. But what are the health implications of snacking, especially late at night?&nbsp;In this conversation, Dr Sarah Berry will teach you the impact of breakfast choice on blood sugar levels, how our bodies adapt to energy intake, and reveal findings of the world’s biggest intermittent fasting study. This episode will make you realise that how you eat is just as important as what you eat. Follow Dr Sarah Berry on Instagram hereTimecodes:00:00&nbsp; &nbsp; I’m a late night snacker!00:27&nbsp; &nbsp; How you eat can considerably change your health outcomes14:10&nbsp; &nbsp; Should we be snacking at all?19:58&nbsp; &nbsp; Is it ok to snack continuously throughout the day?30:12&nbsp; &nbsp; How breakfast affects your blood sugar levels37:53&nbsp; &nbsp; How our bodies adapt to our energy intake46:04&nbsp; &nbsp; Can apple cider vinegar and lemon help with your blood sugar levels?51:01&nbsp; &nbsp; The largest ever intermittent fasting study results revealedMentioned in this episode:The Big IF StudyZOE Science &amp; Nutrition PodcastZOE WebsiteWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Dyslexic thinking is game-changing. Everything from the light bulb to the iPhone, the aeroplane to the motor car, was invented by a dyslexic mind. These skills are vital in shaping the future. Yet school systems are lagging behind. Traditional teaching and exams leave dyslexic kids feeling undervalued. Kate Griggs founded the charity Made By Dyslexia to help the world embrace and understand dyslexic thinking.&nbsp;In this episode, Kate will tell you how to make the most of your dyslexia, how the stigma can be shifted and she shares her son’s emotional journey with dyslexia.&nbsp;Follow Kate on Instagram Timecodes:00:00&nbsp; &nbsp; The world needs minds that think differently00:18&nbsp; &nbsp; How are dyslexic brains different?02:03&nbsp; &nbsp; The benefits of dyslexia?10:33&nbsp; &nbsp; How to remove the stigma of dyslexia?16:38&nbsp; &nbsp; The system needs to change, but how?21:00&nbsp; &nbsp; Kate’s journey with dyslexia35:34&nbsp; &nbsp; Understand your superpowerLinks:Made by Dyslexia PodcastWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Biohacking might sound like mad science. But it’s available to you right now. It’s about understanding your body’s health needs and tweaking them accordingly. Dr Molly Maloof is a leading researcher in the field, on the new frontier of personalized medicine. She’ll share how dietary changes, human connection and shifting your perspective on sex and psychedelics can enhance your wellbeing and increase your longevity.Timecodes:&nbsp;00:00 Sex and psychedelics00:44 What is Molly’s definition of health?03:48 How to use biohacking to optimise your health15:24 Why is it essential to have human connection?25:17 Hack your sex life33:33 Can we legally give people psychedelic sex therapy?47:15 Our greatest sexual shame can often become our greatest turn-on?49:05 What are Nootropics? (Smart Drugs)54:25 What are the benefits of medicinal mushrooms?Follow Dr Molly Maloof on InstagramLinks:Dr Molly Maloof - WebsiteDr Molly's Online Course: Your Healthspan JourneyBooks:The Spark Factor by Dr Molly MaloofWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Want to live longer? With more vitality? And avoid dieting along the way? I thought so. Who doesn’t!? Well it turns out that it’s within reach for us all with a few small changes to our daily lives. Today’s guest Dan Buettner is a best selling author of The Blue Zones and a pioneer in research on longevity. He recently presented the number 1 Netflix documentary series ‘Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones’. In this conversation, we break down the buzzword of ‘longevity’ and find out what it really means to extend your years.&nbsp;Are you ready to learn what it takes to live to 100? Yes? Then click play now!Timecodes:00:00 - The number 1 guest on my vision board: Dan Buettner 01:01 -&nbsp;Non-negotiables for a long happy life07:45 - The impact of the standard American diet 10:01 - Nutrition: The 5 pillars of every blue Zone Diet20:36 - What Dan thinks of his haters23:58 - Emotional Resilience26:30 - Human Connection34:20 - Ikigai &amp; retirement 41:06 - Stress management in the Blue Zones42:45 - Sleep46:41 - What does Live Well Be Well mean to you?Books:The Blue Zones Secrets for Living Longer by Dan BuettnerFlow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi&nbsp;Join the Live Well Be Well club and listen to bonus episodes - tap 'Try Free' on Apple PodcastsWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to this episode's sponsor, and my favourite meditation app Moments Of SpaceClick the link above or use the code LIVEWELL to get 3 months completely FREE*****Also, to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Get your first month of mushroom powder for FREE using the code LWBW1000(Offer only available to the first 1000 listeners)bloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

From flying high as a writer to hitting rock bottom, Kelly's been through a lot. Living with ADHD and bipolar depression, she's authored two bestselling books, coining the term 'Adulting' in the process. In this episode, Kelly teaches you how to deal with life's catastrophes to help you move forward, get to a happier place and do your best work. Ultimately, she'll tell you how to continue the process of growing up in a healthier, more balanced way. Follow Kelly on Instagram hereTimecodes:00:00 There’s no ‘one size fits all’00:30 What is Kelly still learning about growing up?02:54 The most common ‘adulting’ mistakes we make06:59 How success changed Kelly’s life11:40 Bouncing back from catastrophe - Kelly’s second life19:32 Challenges and rewards of writing her second book24:50 How Kelly manages her ADHD33:47 How to reflect, process and move forward45:00 Sometimes we are all wretched and that’s OK!Links:Kelly Williams Brown WebsiteBooks:Adulting by Kelly Williams BrownEasy Crafts for the Insane by Kelly Williams BrownPodcast: ’You’re not so smart’ by David McRaney.Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Dr William Li is a globally renowned medical doctor and bestselling author who will shake up your beliefs around body fat. He’s the author of Eat to Beat Disease and Eat To Beat Your Diet. In recent decades, he’s had a pivotal role in developing new medicines and is a pioneer in the field of research called Food As Medicine.In this episode, he explains fat, why not all fat is bad, where it goes in your body and the foods that will target fat.&nbsp;00:00 This is what skinny fat is01:16 What you get wrong about fat burning11:13 Remember this when you step on the scales16:55 Where does visceral fat form first?21:00 Fat and mental health30:00 Dark chocolate!32:55 Dried fruit vs Fresh fruit40:05 We need to rethink lunch breaks48:10 Why is brown fat brown50:31 How good is green tea?53:40 Coffee vs green tea?01:05:15 Dr Li’s Five essential foods&nbsp;Links:ZOE Science &amp; Nutrition podcastBooksEat to Beat Your DietEat to Beat DiseaseWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Spies know a thing or two about focus. Shane Parrish worked for Canadian Intelligence before turning his attention full-time to the Farnam Street blog. The blog is read by top CEOs and financial leaders to improve their decision making and think smarter. In this episode he’ll tell you how to hack your day for maximum focus and productivity - and how to harness your everyday fears to make you a better, more successful individual. Timecodes00:00 It’s like I was naked on stage00:26 What does focus mean to you?03:47 How to increase your focus07:05 How to help your children keep focus?20:26 A little bit of fear can be a good thing!26:21 How to make the right decisions?31:40 Your body has an intelligence to it37:56 What do you want to be remembered for?49:40 How do you define success?Follow Shane's Farnam Street blog on InstagramLinks:The Knowledge project podcast&nbsp;Farnam Street Blog (FS Blog): Creating a decision journal&nbsp;FS Blog - Great mental model booksWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Bloomin! They create natural mushroom-based supplements to help you thrive in modern life.Order your first pot now and get 1 completely free! Use code: BEATAUTUMNbloomin.co.uk*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

We hear a lot about vitamin supplements - some facts, some fad. Biotech CEO Jack O’Meara tells us about some of the scientific research that’s gone into these trends - be it turmeric, charcoal lattes or milk thistle.Listen to the full episode hereFollow Jack O'Meara on TwitterFollow Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramAnd sign up to Live Well Be Well newsletter here!

Most people know what a placebo is, but what about 'nocebo'? How much can mind-body interactions and beliefs impact your health? Dr. Felice Jacka explains all. She reveals surprising results of diets rich in fermented foods and fiber and provides strategies for people struggling with IBS.Listen to the full episode hereFollow Felice Jacka on InstagramFollow Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram 
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Life is full of difficult conversations. Having them with our closest relatives is tough. But opening up a dialogue can be so beneficial. Leading psychotherapist Julia Samuel shares essential tips for approaching these conversations.Listen to the full episode hereFollow Julia Samuel on InstagramFollow Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram 
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Many of us care about followers, likes and viewers online. But these are fake connections that can make us feel more lonely. Guy Winch tells us that loneliness not only damages our emotional wellbeing but it has physiologicalconsequences too. In our increasingly isolated society, Guy tells us how to combat loneliness, overcome your fear of rejection and prioritise your emotional health. Listen to the full episode hereFollow Guy Winch on InstagramFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram And sign up to Live Well Be Well newsletter here!

How can you escape negative mind chatter? What is our Inner Sage and how can we recognise and control our Inner Saboteur? These are the questions a mental wellness coach can help you address. In late 2022, I began working with a coach to better understand myself and the values I hold dear. In this conversation, Maren Ashford puts the spotlight on me. We discuss my sage, saboteur and love of Katy Perry!Maren co-founded Tapestry, a mental wellness company designed to unlock a more compassionate and connected humanity, for the sake of our planet.Find out more about Tapestry | https://www.tapestrydesign.life/Timecodes:00:00 Coaching is NOT advice01:12 Maren’s Journey06:01 What is the science behind coaching?10:30 Maren Interviews Sarah!15:44 How Sarah found her values19:10 How to connect to your inner compass and face your fears head on30:50 8 months into coaching, what has changed?33:00 How to shift your mind to a place of Sage (PQ Reps)Watch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseAnd sign up to my newsletter hereWant to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

Bryan Johnson's rigorous daily health protocol is aiming to keep his body young forever. But he received surprising side effects from regular electromagnetic stimulation: sleep, vitality and improved penis health. Listen to the full conversation with Bryan Johnson hereFollow Bryan Johnson on Instagram&nbsp;Follow Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram And sign up to Live Well Be Well newsletter here!

Dr. Satchin Panda - world-leading researcher on time restricted eating - discusses the benefits and importance of consistent eating windows. You’ll learn the impact on DNA repair, fat metabolism and reduced chronic disease risk, including cancer prevention.Listen to the full episode hereFollow Satchin Panda on InstagramFollow Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram And sign up to Live Well Be Well newsletter here!

Africa's shame hindered her ability to be vulnerable and form deep connections. She sought solace in alcohol. Despite multiple relapses, she persisted in her quest for sobriety. In this conversation, Africa sheds light on the allure of chaos and discomfort on her healing journey.Listen to the full conversation with Africa hereFollow Africa on InstagramFollow Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram And sign up to Live Well Be Well newsletter here!

World-leading guru on menstrual health Dr Mindy Pelz sheds light on the importance of finding your natural rhythm, tracking your cycle and repairing your microbiome. Listen to the full conversation with Dr Mindy hereFollow Dr Mindy on InstagramFollow Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram And sign up to Live Well Be Well newsletter here!

“A house full of love, and a healthy body &amp; mind. That can not be bought. That must be earned.” - Naval RavikantAlex Ikonn explains his growth journey. And how close he came to taking the wrong path. Mimi tells us her number 1 tip to start rewiring your brain for positive change. Listen to the full episode hereFollow Mimi Ikonn on InstagramFollow Alex Ikonn on InstagramAnd sign up to Live Well Be Well newsletter here!

Since childhood, Reggie Yates embraced uniqueness. This mindset paved the way for unexpected rewards and opportunities, and a three-decade career in the entertainment industry. Reggie shares the magic of being himself from being a successful child actor, to writing and directing films today.Listen to the full conversation with Reggie hereFollow Reggie Yates on InstagramFollow host Sarah Ann Macklin on Instagram And sign up to Live Well Be Well newsletter here!

Food can affect our mood - we’ve all experienced it. In the past, psychiatry has been concerned with what happens in the brain. Today, we know that what’s going on in the gut can impact our mental health. Professor Felice Jacka is a pioneer of nutritional psychiatry. She discusses her groundbreaking research on how food can affect our mood.In this episode you’ll learn about the link between anxiety, depression and diet. Felice shares her own mental health issues growing up, and offers simple lifestyle tweaks to that will make your gut and feel better.Join the Live Well Be Well Club and listen to this episode ad-free, as well as bonus episodes - tap 'Try Free' on Apple Podcasts.Timecodes00:00 People with anxiety live longer00:58&nbsp;Which mental disorders are related to diet?04:15&nbsp;It’s not about weight loss!07:30 Felice’s journey14:40&nbsp;The non-industrial diet21:14&nbsp;What is the food matrix?26:50 The ‘Smiles Trial’41:33 Your brain and your gut talk to each other (IBS + Depression)53:11&nbsp;Poo transplants to treat depression?To give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, download Sarah’s 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ course FOR FREE.Links:Food and Mood Academy&nbsp;Felice Jacka Food and Mood centreThe Smiles Trial BMC MedicineBooks:Brain Changer by Dr Felice Jacka&nbsp;There's a Zoo in My Poo by Dr Felice Jacka&nbsp;What your food ate by David R. Montgomery &amp; Anne BikléWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Arena Flowers Use this code for 50% of your first 3 subscription boxes: LWBW50(New subscription customers only)Order your Arena Flowers before 9pm for next day delivery*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life

From bickering at Christmas dinners to mourning lost loved ones, family is there through thick and thin. Julia Samuel MBE is an author, podcast host and one of the UK’s leading psychotherapists who can help us better understand and communicate with our families.Whether it be understanding the origins of sibling rivalry, learning that trauma is passed through generations or making sense of how our upbringing shape our adult life, this conversation encourages us to have challenging and honest dialogues with our loved ones - and better process our own emotions.Follow Julia Samuel on Instagram.Join the Live Well Be Well Club and listen to this episode ad-free, as well as bonus episodes - tap 'Try Free' on Apple Podcasts.00:00 You don’t need family therapy01:00 Are all families dysfunctional?09:25 Therapy with your great-grandparents?13:38 Trauma passed down through generations23:35 Setting healthy boundaries37:23 Why should we reflect on our behaviour?42:35 Power dynamics in relationships48:30 Understanding griefJulia's Books:Every Family Has a Story This Too Shall Pass Grief WorksLinks:Julia's Podcast 'Therapy Works'Julia's 12 touchstones for family wellbeingWatch this episode on YouTubeFollow me, Sarah Ann Macklin on InstagramTo give your wellbeing journey that extra boost, try my 30 day ‘Reset My Health’ courseJoin my inner circle here!And sign up to my newsletter here*****Thank you to my wonderful season sponsor Arena Flowers Use this code for 50% of your first 3 subscription boxes: LWBW50(New subscription customers only)Order your Arena Flowers before 9pm for next day delivery*****Want to create your own podcast? Contact Fascinate Productions to bring it to life