020 Dr. Mark Hyman & Mia Lux – On Relationships, Healthy Eating, & Coming Back to Love
BETTER! Muscle, Metabolism, Meals, & Mindset in (Peri) Menopause with Dr. Stephanie Estima
00:51 – Dr. Stephanie introduces today’s guests, Dr, Mark Hyman and Mia Lux
06:48 – Dr. Mark and Mia share their origin story of how they met and fell in love
11:05 – How Dr. Mark and Mia approach working on their relationship
14:20 – Dr. Mark and Mia share one surprising thing they adore about each other
19:47 – Mia speaks to her standup comedy and the value she places on humor
24:00 – Dr. Mark talks about his book, Food: What The Heck Should I Cook?
28:10 – Advice Dr. Mark would give to those looking to eat healthy, especially with their partner
37:26 – Dr. Mark and Mia comment on the impact of our food choices on the environment
48:17 – Dr. Mark explains what topsoil is and why it’s so important
50:12 – How Dr. Mark and Mia incorporate quality time within their daily routines and rituals
53:35 – The importance of supporting your partner through times when they’re struggling
59:08 – Dr. Stephanie thanks Dr. Mark and Mia for their honesty and for joining the show
1:00:21 – Where listeners can follow Dr. Mark and Mia
1:01:02 – Where listeners can follow Dr. Stephanie and subscribe to her newsletter
TWEETABLE QUOTES
“So, we created something called, ‘What’s Up Below.,’ like, ‘What’s Up…Below.’ And the idea is you each take a turn to ask, ‘What’s Up Below?’ And that person talks about their feeling experience about what’s going on in their life.” (12:38) (Mia)
“I would like to brag that I enough emotional responsibility to know that I’m not gonna be emotionally responsible. I am beyond reason, don’t speak to me.” (17:53) (Dr. Mark)
“I started standup a while ago but only got into it seriously a couple of year ago. And, I originally used it as a personal growth tool.” (20:05) (Mia)
“You’re gonna have a hard time convincing me that people won’t like great food if it’s put in front of them.” (29:13) (Dr. Mark)
“One of the things that really is big for people is the role of mental health and food. And, people don’t understand that their mood, their depression, their anxiety, all that can be related – even ADD – can be related to what they’re eating.” (34:44) (Dr. Mark)
“When you create a regenerative farm, which is essentially integrating animals and plant species using animals in a way that actually regenerates through their poo and their pee and they’re running around and chewing on the grass, it actually builds soil. And also, it holds water and it requires less irrigation. So it’s a win-win-win and it produces better quality food.” (44:22)
“So we had to figure out how to build a bridge between us so that he understands that if I need a moment to go and figure it out, it’s not because I’m running or withdrawing. It’s because I want to come back with a really open heart and a clean space so we can really deal and heal with whatever it is.” (56:02)
LINKS MENTIONED
Dr. Stephanie’s Twitter – @dr_stephanie
Dr. Stephanie’s Instagram – @dr.stephanie.estima
Dr. Mark’s Instagram – @drmarkhyman
Dr. Mark’s Twitter – @drmarkhyman
Dr. Mark’s Books – Food: What The Heck Should I Cook? & Food Fix: How to Save Our Health, Our Economy, Our Communities, and Our Planet—One Bite at a Time
Mia’s Instagram – @mymialux
Mia’s Twitter – @mymialux
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