The I AM HUMAN podcast explores topics such as plant-based nutrition, lifestyle medicine, personal development and spirituality to promote health, wellbeing, longevity and joy and help you craft your best life yet.
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In this episode of I AM HUMAN, I interview two amazing vegan women who are passionate about helping vegan businesses grow. We discuss their vegan journeys, how to find your purpose, ethical entrepreneurship, the power of pivot and reinvention and how to age with grace and fire. These ladies drop many nuggets of wisdom and are a true inspiration!
Read MoreIn this episode of I AM HUMAN, we welcome back Dr. Alan Goldhamer to discuss his latest book: Can Fasting Save Your Life and discuss what he has learned over the past 40 years as the director of the TrueNorth Health Center. He discusses what conditions respond well to fasting, why visceral fat is so harmful, whether fasting causes significant lean muscle mass and what cases of healing have surprised him. He also shares with us how other doctors and health care providers can learn how to supervise prolonged water-only fasting. You won't want to miss this important episode!
Read MoreIn this episode of I AM HUMAN we learn from Robert Cheeke about effective altruism, how our personal biases can get in the way of doing the most good, how we can best determine what organizations to allocate resources to and how we can lead by example. This is a very powerful and important episode especially if you want to learn how to decrease the suffering of animals in the most effective way.
Read MoreWe explore the profound connection between brain and body health, particularly through the lens of complex conditions like celiac disease and ADHD. Dr. McGregor shares eye-opening case studies, such as that of a college student misdiagnosed with ADHD, whose focus issues were actually due to nutritional deficiencies from undiagnosed celiac disease. We discuss how holistic approaches that consider gut health, nutrition, and overall bodily function can lead to more accurate diagnoses and effective treatments, moving beyond simple mental health labels.
Read MoreIn this episode of I AM HUMAN, we meet the beautiful mother-daughter duo Chloé Crane-Leroux and Trudy Crane, who share the value of slowing down, appreciating the beauty in everyday moments and creating simple yet beautiful plant-based cuisine to be savored and shared. We also talk about changing identity, listening to your intuition, and continuing to evolve. They both share much wisdom in this episode that you can apply to your life today.
Read MoreIn this episode of I AM HUMAN, Chef AJ, a leading voice in the plant-based movement, tells us about her newest book, Sweet Indulgence, why she wrote it, how it's different from other dessert cookbooks, and why using whole fruit as a natural sweetener is beneficial for health. We talk about her favorite, best, and ‘most surprising’ recipes. It's a short, but sweet episode that is sure to intrigue!
Read MoreIn this episode of I AM HUMAN, we hear beautiful stories about the animals at The Gentle Barn with founder and animal communicator Ellie Laks. She tells us what she has learned about death and the afterlife from her animals. We learn how animals can teach us to live more grounded and compassionate lives. Ellie also gives us tips to how to communicate better with our pets.
Read MoreDr. Parrella also highlights the importance of starting with basic nutritional habits and incorporating simple physical activities to build a strong foundation for health. Lastly, we dive into the transformative power of education and informed consent in healthcare. Dr. Parrella shares inspiring stories of patients who have reversed chronic conditions like diabetes through lifestyle adjustments, demonstrating the ripple effect of one patient's success inspiring others in the community. Join us for an empowering conversation that underscores the value of education, compassion, and the unique purpose each human holds.
Read MoreIn this episode of I AM HUMAN, I chat with Physician Assistant Laura Driggers about her unique plant-based journey which was inspired by one of her children. We also talk about embracing imperfection in a plant-based diet. She discusses her work as a PA and how she integrates lifestyle medicine into an underserved population. This is a great episode for other healthcare providers curious about how to apply lifestyle medicine to their practices.
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