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The Well Drop: Midlife Wellness for Women Over 40

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It usually starts quietly. You wake up at 3:17am again. The weight that used to move easily doesn’t budge. Your patience feels thinner. Your energy isn’t predictable. Your doctor says your labs are “normal.” But you know something has shifted. That shift has a name: perimenopause. The Well Drop Podcast is for women in midlife searching for real perimenopause & menopause solutions not dismissal, not confusion, and not another wellness trend. Hosted by Amber Berger, a wellness lifestyle expert, midlife strategist, and lifelong wellness rebel who paved her own path to thrive. This show connects the dots between perimenopause/menopause symptoms and practical, real-life solutions. Amber’s story starts in 1994, when at just 14 years old she was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. Rather than accepting a life defined by illness and medication, she chose a different path, one built on deep curiosity, radical self-trust, and the belief that the body can heal when given what it truly needs. Through lifestyle, she healed herself. And for decades, she thrived. Then midlife hit. The same woman who had rebuilt her health from the ground up at 14 found herself having to do it again, this time navigating perimenopause with no roadmap, no clear answers, and a wellness industry that wasn’t built for this chapter. So she created one herself. That’s how The Well Drop Method was born. A 5 part framework designed not just for women, but for their partners too. Because thriving in midlife isn’t a solo journey, and no one should have to figure it out alone. Amber is certified in holistic health coaching, perimenopause, peptide therapy, fasting for women, and breath work, a rare combination that bridges conventional wellness with the cutting-edge tools midlife women actually need. Long before “hormone health” was trending, Amber was questioning conventional advice and experimenting with lifestyle-based solutions. That rebel mindset forged at 14 and refined over 30 years is the foundation of everything you’ll hear on this show. This podcast goes beyond the doctor’s office and into your day-to-day life. Because perimenopause & menopause isn’t fixed in a single appointment. It’s most influenced by your daily habits. Inside You’ll Learn: The early signs of perimenopause most women miss Why you’re waking up between 2–4am What causes midlife weight gain and metabolic slowdown How cortisol and blood sugar impact hormone balance Why brain fog and anxiety increase in your 40s How to support hormones naturally through lifestyle When to consider supplements, peptides, HRT or medical support Practical, actionable perimenopause solutions you can implement today This Is for Women Who Are: Tired of the wellness noise Fed up with feeling dismissed Looking for clarity Ready to be told what actually works If You’ve Searched: “Perimenopause symptoms and solutions” “How to balance hormones in midlife” “Why am I waking up at 3am in my 40s?” “Midlife weight gain help” “Brain fog and anxiety in perimenopause” You’re in the right place. Midlife is not the beginning of decline. It’s the moment you take ownership and build a smarter path for yourself and the next generation of women. Press play. Let’s own it.
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It usually starts quietly. You wake up at 3:17am again. The weight that used to move easily doesn’t budge. Your patience feels thinner. Your energy isn’t predictable. Your doctor says your labs are “normal.” But you know something has shifted. That shift has a name: perimenopause. The Well Drop Podcast is for women in midlife searching for real perimenopause & menopause solutions not dismissal, not confusion, and not another wellness trend. Hosted by Amber Berger, a wellness lifestyle expert, midlife strategist, and lifelong wellness rebel who paved her own path to thrive. This show connects the dots between perimenopause/menopause symptoms and practical, real-life solutions. Amber’s story starts in 1994, when at just 14 years old she was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. Rather than accepting a life defined by illness and medication, she chose a different path, one built on deep curiosity, radical self-trust, and the belief that the body can heal when given what it truly needs. Through lifestyle, she healed herself. And for decades, she thrived. Then midlife hit. The same woman who had rebuilt her health from the ground up at 14 found herself having to do it again, this time navigating perimenopause with no roadmap, no clear answers, and a wellness industry that wasn’t built for this chapter. So she created one herself. That’s how The Well Drop Method was born. A 5 part framework designed not just for women, but for their partners too. Because thriving in midlife isn’t a solo journey, and no one should have to figure it out alone. Amber is certified in holistic health coaching, perimenopause, peptide therapy, fasting for women, and breath work, a rare combination that bridges conventional wellness with the cutting-edge tools midlife women actually need. Long before “hormone health” was trending, Amber was questioning conventional advice and experimenting with lifestyle-based solutions. That rebel mindset forged at 14 and refined over 30 years is the foundation of everything you’ll hear on this show. This podcast goes beyond the doctor’s office and into your day-to-day life. Because perimenopause & menopause isn’t fixed in a single appointment. It’s most influenced by your daily habits. Inside You’ll Learn: The early signs of perimenopause most women miss Why you’re waking up between 2–4am What causes midlife weight gain and metabolic slowdown How cortisol and blood sugar impact hormone balance Why brain fog and anxiety increase in your 40s How to support hormones naturally through lifestyle When to consider supplements, peptides, HRT or medical support Practical, actionable perimenopause solutions you can implement today This Is for Women Who Are: Tired of the wellness noise Fed up with feeling dismissed Looking for clarity Ready to be told what actually works If You’ve Searched: “Perimenopause symptoms and solutions” “How to balance hormones in midlife” “Why am I waking up at 3am in my 40s?” “Midlife weight gain help” “Brain fog and anxiety in perimenopause” You’re in the right place. Midlife is not the beginning of decline. It’s the moment you take ownership and build a smarter path for yourself and the next generation of women. Press play. Let’s own it.
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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur reflect on their conversation with wellness coach Deena Barselah. They explore how their previous understanding of wellness was limited and how their friendship with Deena Barselah prompted them to realize the significant influence they have over their own health and that of their families. They discuss the power of daily choices, from nutrition to mindset, and how these choices can impact one's well-being. They reflect on Deena's holistic approach, emphasizing that there's no one-size-fits-all diet and encouraging gratitude in one's relationship with food. They talk about the importance of rituals and engaging children in the process of intuitive eating, allowing them to develop a healthier connection with food.

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur reflect on their conversation with wellness coach Deena Barselah. They explore how their previous understanding of wellness was limited and how their friendship with Deena Barselah prompted them to realize the significant influence they have over their own health and that of their families. They discuss the power of daily choices, from nutrition to mindset, and how these choices can impact one's well-being. They reflect on Deena's holistic approach, emphasizing that there's no one-size-fits-all diet and encouraging gratitude in one's relationship with food. They talk about the importance of rituals and engaging children in the process of intuitive eating, allowing them to develop a healthier connection with food.

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Colon hydrotherapy is a holistic wellness practice that is gaining recognition for its transformative power in promoting overall health and well-being. At its core, it involves the gentle and controlled infusion of warm, purified water into the colon to help flush out accumulated waste, toxins, and impurities from the digestive system.

Janice Zwail, a colon hydrotherapist with over 35 years of experience, shares her personal journey as a "wounded healer" who noticed troubling symptoms and embarked on a diagnostic odyssey which led her to discover the profound benefits of colon hydrotherapy. Her journey eventually led her to the field of colonics, where she found solace and healing. As a colon hydrotherapist, she has been instrumental in helping countless individuals restore their health and well-being.

Discover the transformative power of colonics as Janice joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur in an eye-opening discussion about the world of internal cleansing, gut health, and emotional connections to our physical well-being. They explore the septic tank of the human body and explain how you can benefit from giving your system a clean slate. Janice explains how colonics work, their historical significance, and addresses essential questions about what colonics are, their benefits, and who can benefit from this holistic approach to wellness. 

Topics Discussed:

-The impact of emotional stress on gastrointestinal health

-Historical use of colonics and enemas in different cultures

-Differences between gravity-based and machine-based colonics 

-Preparation for a colonic, including diet and hydration

-The process of receiving a colonic

-Benefits of regular colonics for maintaining health

-Importance of trustworthy and experienced colonic practitioners 

-The role of probiotics during a colonic mini-series

-Benefits of colonics as a form of detoxification

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Colon hydrotherapy is a holistic wellness practice that is gaining recognition for its transformative power in promoting overall health and well-being. At its core, it involves the gentle and controlled infusion of warm, purified water into the colon to help flush out accumulated waste, toxins, and impurities from the digestive system.

Janice Zwail, a colon hydrotherapist with over 35 years of experience, shares her personal journey as a "wounded healer" who noticed troubling symptoms and embarked on a diagnostic odyssey which led her to discover the profound benefits of colon hydrotherapy. Her journey eventually led her to the field of colonics, where she found solace and healing. As a colon hydrotherapist, she has been instrumental in helping countless individuals restore their health and well-being.

Discover the transformative power of colonics as Janice joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur in an eye-opening discussion about the world of internal cleansing, gut health, and emotional connections to our physical well-being. They explore the septic tank of the human body and explain how you can benefit from giving your system a clean slate. Janice explains how colonics work, their historical significance, and addresses essential questions about what colonics are, their benefits, and who can benefit from this holistic approach to wellness. 

Topics Discussed:

-The impact of emotional stress on gastrointestinal health

-Historical use of colonics and enemas in different cultures

-Differences between gravity-based and machine-based colonics 

-Preparation for a colonic, including diet and hydration

-The process of receiving a colonic

-Benefits of regular colonics for maintaining health

-Importance of trustworthy and experienced colonic practitioners 

-The role of probiotics during a colonic mini-series

-Benefits of colonics as a form of detoxification

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur reflect on their conversation with Allison Kayne, a mother who embarked on a wellness journey after her son was diagnosed with ezcema. Dina shares how she encountered Allison and her brand and why they share a passion for holistic wellness. Allison tapped into her ancestral knowledge and remedies that have been passed down through generations. She found that these traditional approaches worked wonders, even surpassing prescription medications in some cases. It's a testament to the power of blending ancient wisdom with modern solutions. Amber and Dina discuss the significance of preserving cultural practices, and may even share their own experiences with V-steaming.

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur reflect on their conversation with Allison Kayne, a mother who embarked on a wellness journey after her son was diagnosed with ezcema. Dina shares how she encountered Allison and her brand and why they share a passion for holistic wellness. Allison tapped into her ancestral knowledge and remedies that have been passed down through generations. She found that these traditional approaches worked wonders, even surpassing prescription medications in some cases. It's a testament to the power of blending ancient wisdom with modern solutions. Amber and Dina discuss the significance of preserving cultural practices, and may even share their own experiences with V-steaming.

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As women reach their 40s, there are unique challenges that come with this phase of life.

Jennifer Kirsch, a fitness and nutrition coach with over 27 years of experience specializing in women over 40. She shares her journey into focusing on women in their 40s, drawing from her extensive background in the fitness and nutrition industry. She explains how her clients start to prioritize self-care as their children leave the nest, and why midlife presents distinct challenges for women. Jennifer highlights the misconception that what used to work in terms of fitness may not work anymore and the importance of adapting to changing needs. 

She joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur to discuss the role of strength training in preserving muscle mass, dispelling the myths about turning into bodybuilders. They further explore the impact of age, muscle loss, and activity levels on metabolism. The conversation shifts to the ideal frequency of strength training and cardio in your 40s and how to make the most of limited time for workouts. She also addresses popular trends like intermittent fasting and offers practical advice for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. 

Episode Highlights: 

-Finding balance is essential as you navigate your 40s. 

-Embrace the idea of self-care, prioritize your well-being, and let go of perfectionism. -Understand the importance of strength training, as it plays a vital role in maintaining and improving overall health. 

-Create a fitness routine that includes strength training, flexibility exercises, and cardiovascular activities. Stay consistent with your fitness regimen, even if it's just for short durations each day. 

-The quality of your workouts matters more than the quantity. 

-Pay attention to your body's signals and avoid pushing yourself too hard. 

-Make nutrition choices that support your overall health and well-being. 

Learn more about Jennifer Kirsch Fitness

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As women reach their 40s, there are unique challenges that come with this phase of life.

Jennifer Kirsch, a fitness and nutrition coach with over 27 years of experience specializing in women over 40. She shares her journey into focusing on women in their 40s, drawing from her extensive background in the fitness and nutrition industry. She explains how her clients start to prioritize self-care as their children leave the nest, and why midlife presents distinct challenges for women. Jennifer highlights the misconception that what used to work in terms of fitness may not work anymore and the importance of adapting to changing needs. 

She joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur to discuss the role of strength training in preserving muscle mass, dispelling the myths about turning into bodybuilders. They further explore the impact of age, muscle loss, and activity levels on metabolism. The conversation shifts to the ideal frequency of strength training and cardio in your 40s and how to make the most of limited time for workouts. She also addresses popular trends like intermittent fasting and offers practical advice for maintaining a healthy lifestyle. 

Episode Highlights: 

-Finding balance is essential as you navigate your 40s. 

-Embrace the idea of self-care, prioritize your well-being, and let go of perfectionism. -Understand the importance of strength training, as it plays a vital role in maintaining and improving overall health. 

-Create a fitness routine that includes strength training, flexibility exercises, and cardiovascular activities. Stay consistent with your fitness regimen, even if it's just for short durations each day. 

-The quality of your workouts matters more than the quantity. 

-Pay attention to your body's signals and avoid pushing yourself too hard. 

-Make nutrition choices that support your overall health and well-being. 

Learn more about Jennifer Kirsch Fitness

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur reflect on rekindling their inner spark in conversation with Stephanie Sebag Sebag, author of “Fully Charged: Plug Into Your 5 Charging Stations to Feel Alive, Guilt-Free and Unstoppable. Finally." Stephanie's professional expertise lies in helping people recharge their batteries and reevaluate their lives to become more efficient, effective, and aligned with their passions. Discover your core values, understand the difference between instant gratification and true contentment, and start small with self-care practices. The key takeaway is that to be a better parent and person, it's vital to prioritize oneself and take concrete steps towards a more fulfilling and balanced life.

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur reflect on rekindling their inner spark in conversation with Stephanie Sebag Sebag, author of “Fully Charged: Plug Into Your 5 Charging Stations to Feel Alive, Guilt-Free and Unstoppable. Finally." Stephanie's professional expertise lies in helping people recharge their batteries and reevaluate their lives to become more efficient, effective, and aligned with their passions. Discover your core values, understand the difference between instant gratification and true contentment, and start small with self-care practices. The key takeaway is that to be a better parent and person, it's vital to prioritize oneself and take concrete steps towards a more fulfilling and balanced life.

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Discover actionable steps to reduce single-use plastics in your household, support sustainable brands, and advocate for ingredient transparency in the cleaning industry. Cleancult is a trailblazing brand that is transforming the cleaning industry through an array of cleaning products, ranging from laundry supplies to hand soap.

Ryan Lupberger, co-founder and CEO, details the brand's origin story, mission, and innovative products. Learn about the inspiration behind Cleancult, the challenges of the cleaning industry, and the founders' commitment to creating products that are not only effective but also eco-friendly. Ryan shares insights into the impact of conventional cleaning products on the environment and human health, emphasizing the importance of ingredient transparency. Ryan sheds light on the effects of cleaning products on health, emphasizing the significance of choosing clean and biodegradable ingredients.

He joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur for a conversation exploring Cleancult's dedication to offering affordable and effective cleaning solutions for everyone. Hear about the brand's collaboration with major retailers like Walmart and the role of partnerships in making sustainable choices accessible to a broader audience. Learn about Cleancult's commitment to avoiding harmful synthetic fragrances and the role of their plant-based formulations in creating a healthier living environment.

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Topics Discussed:

-Brand Origin and Mission: Cleancult was founded with a mission to provide effective and eco-friendly cleaning products. Their commitment to both cleaning efficacy and environmental responsibility drives their brand.

-Ingredient Transparency: Cleancult prioritizes ingredient transparency, ensuring consumers know what goes into their products and that these ingredients are clean and biodegradable.

-Avoiding Harmful Synthetic Fragrances: Cleancult avoids synthetic fragrances, which can be irritants, and focuses on plant-based formulations that contribute to a healthier living environment.



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Discover actionable steps to reduce single-use plastics in your household, support sustainable brands, and advocate for ingredient transparency in the cleaning industry. Cleancult is a trailblazing brand that is transforming the cleaning industry through an array of cleaning products, ranging from laundry supplies to hand soap.

Ryan Lupberger, co-founder and CEO, details the brand's origin story, mission, and innovative products. Learn about the inspiration behind Cleancult, the challenges of the cleaning industry, and the founders' commitment to creating products that are not only effective but also eco-friendly. Ryan shares insights into the impact of conventional cleaning products on the environment and human health, emphasizing the importance of ingredient transparency. Ryan sheds light on the effects of cleaning products on health, emphasizing the significance of choosing clean and biodegradable ingredients.

He joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur for a conversation exploring Cleancult's dedication to offering affordable and effective cleaning solutions for everyone. Hear about the brand's collaboration with major retailers like Walmart and the role of partnerships in making sustainable choices accessible to a broader audience. Learn about Cleancult's commitment to avoiding harmful synthetic fragrances and the role of their plant-based formulations in creating a healthier living environment.

Cleancult 20% Off Discount Code: WELLDROP20

Topics Discussed:

-Brand Origin and Mission: Cleancult was founded with a mission to provide effective and eco-friendly cleaning products. Their commitment to both cleaning efficacy and environmental responsibility drives their brand.

-Ingredient Transparency: Cleancult prioritizes ingredient transparency, ensuring consumers know what goes into their products and that these ingredients are clean and biodegradable.

-Avoiding Harmful Synthetic Fragrances: Cleancult avoids synthetic fragrances, which can be irritants, and focuses on plant-based formulations that contribute to a healthier living environment.



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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur reflect on the powerful connection between mothers and wellness. Amber shares her personal journey, reflecting on the impact of her mother, Joy Ziefer’s, intuition and the pivotal role it played in shaping her own path. We discuss the importance of understanding our stories, tracing back to the roots of who we are and how our parents influence our lives. Amber's candid revelations about her health challenges, from a birth defect to juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, offer a unique perspective on resilience and the absence of emotional trauma. The conversation highlights the significance of persistence, especially in the face of healthcare challenges, echoing the lessons from Amber's mother's story.

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur reflect on the powerful connection between mothers and wellness. Amber shares her personal journey, reflecting on the impact of her mother, Joy Ziefer’s, intuition and the pivotal role it played in shaping her own path. We discuss the importance of understanding our stories, tracing back to the roots of who we are and how our parents influence our lives. Amber's candid revelations about her health challenges, from a birth defect to juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, offer a unique perspective on resilience and the absence of emotional trauma. The conversation highlights the significance of persistence, especially in the face of healthcare challenges, echoing the lessons from Amber's mother's story.

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Produced by Haynow Media



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Have you ever indulged in a drink (or a few) and found yourself waking up with a headache, a foggy feeling, or an upset stomach the next day? The enzymes in your liver play a crucial role in converting alcohol toxins into harmless substances.But as we age, our enzyme production tends to decrease, resulting in a higher concentration of toxins lingering in our system.

Enter H-PROOF. The revolutionary “Anytime You Drink” Vitamin boosts the production of enzymes essential for alcohol metabolism, facilitating the transformation of alcohol and its associated toxins into benign substances. Additionally, it replenishes the vitamins and electrolytes expended during this process, offering a plethora of other beneficial elements that contribute to the well-being of your brain, liver, and overall bodily functions.

Rachel Kaplan Grossman, CEO, and co-founder of H-PROOF, opens up about the inspiration behind the chewable vitamin and partnering with her mother on the science. She uncovers the secrets to turning alcohol and its toxins into harmless substances. Rachel reveals the science behind the aging process, the impact on enzyme production, and why H-PROOF is a game-changer, especially for those over 35. 

She joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmer for an honest conversation about the science behind H-PROOF’s formula, its effectiveness, and how it goes beyond just addressing the symptoms of a hangover. Amber opens up about her discovery of H-PROOF during the challenges of the COVID era, revealing how it transformed her occasional indulgence into a biohacking treat. Learn about the upcoming limited-edition flavor and get a sneak peek into H-PROOF’s plans for future product releases. 

H-PROOF DISCOUNT CODE: “TheWellDrop” for 20% off first order 

Topics Discussed: 

-Anytime You Drink Vitamin: H-PROOF's debut product is the "Anytime You Drink Vitamin," a chewable vitamin designed to support alcohol metabolism, replenish vitamins and electrolytes, and promote overall brain, liver, and body health.

-Alcohol Metabolism Process and Enzymes: As people mature, they tend to produce fewer enzymes responsible for metabolizing alcohol, leading to increased toxins in the system.

-The Science Behind H-PROOF: H-PROOF promotes enzymes that facilitate the conversion of alcohol toxins into harmless substances. The product's formulation includes ingredients like dihydromyricidin (DHM), milk thistle, and B vitamins. 

-Target Audience and Recommendations: H-PROOF is recommended for individuals aged 35 and above, especially those who experience changes in their ability to process alcohol. The product is suitable for anyone looking to support healthy brain, liver, and body function. 

-Usage Guidelines: The hosts discuss the recommended dosage of H-PROOF, suggesting a full serving (two chewables) after every five drinks. The product is also suitable for those not consuming alcohol, as it contains beneficial ingredients for overall health. 

-Expansion Plans and New Product Launch: H-PROOF plans to launch a limited edition flavor and is working on a second vitamin product, expected to be released in the following year.

-Purchase and Availability: H-PROOF is available for purchase on its website, Amazon, and is planning a national retail strategy. 

THE WELL DROP - Be sure to leave a review and subscribe!

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Have you ever indulged in a drink (or a few) and found yourself waking up with a headache, a foggy feeling, or an upset stomach the next day? The enzymes in your liver play a crucial role in converting alcohol toxins into harmless substances.But as we age, our enzyme production tends to decrease, resulting in a higher concentration of toxins lingering in our system.

Enter H-PROOF. The revolutionary “Anytime You Drink” Vitamin boosts the production of enzymes essential for alcohol metabolism, facilitating the transformation of alcohol and its associated toxins into benign substances. Additionally, it replenishes the vitamins and electrolytes expended during this process, offering a plethora of other beneficial elements that contribute to the well-being of your brain, liver, and overall bodily functions.

Rachel Kaplan Grossman, CEO, and co-founder of H-PROOF, opens up about the inspiration behind the chewable vitamin and partnering with her mother on the science. She uncovers the secrets to turning alcohol and its toxins into harmless substances. Rachel reveals the science behind the aging process, the impact on enzyme production, and why H-PROOF is a game-changer, especially for those over 35. 

She joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmer for an honest conversation about the science behind H-PROOF’s formula, its effectiveness, and how it goes beyond just addressing the symptoms of a hangover. Amber opens up about her discovery of H-PROOF during the challenges of the COVID era, revealing how it transformed her occasional indulgence into a biohacking treat. Learn about the upcoming limited-edition flavor and get a sneak peek into H-PROOF’s plans for future product releases. 

H-PROOF DISCOUNT CODE: “TheWellDrop” for 20% off first order 

Topics Discussed: 

-Anytime You Drink Vitamin: H-PROOF's debut product is the "Anytime You Drink Vitamin," a chewable vitamin designed to support alcohol metabolism, replenish vitamins and electrolytes, and promote overall brain, liver, and body health.

-Alcohol Metabolism Process and Enzymes: As people mature, they tend to produce fewer enzymes responsible for metabolizing alcohol, leading to increased toxins in the system.

-The Science Behind H-PROOF: H-PROOF promotes enzymes that facilitate the conversion of alcohol toxins into harmless substances. The product's formulation includes ingredients like dihydromyricidin (DHM), milk thistle, and B vitamins. 

-Target Audience and Recommendations: H-PROOF is recommended for individuals aged 35 and above, especially those who experience changes in their ability to process alcohol. The product is suitable for anyone looking to support healthy brain, liver, and body function. 

-Usage Guidelines: The hosts discuss the recommended dosage of H-PROOF, suggesting a full serving (two chewables) after every five drinks. The product is also suitable for those not consuming alcohol, as it contains beneficial ingredients for overall health. 

-Expansion Plans and New Product Launch: H-PROOF plans to launch a limited edition flavor and is working on a second vitamin product, expected to be released in the following year.

-Purchase and Availability: H-PROOF is available for purchase on its website, Amazon, and is planning a national retail strategy. 

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur recount their fascinating conversation with the founders of Young Goose, pioneers in skincare biohacking. From the importance of wearing SPF indoors to the surprising benefits of NAD in skincare, they uncover the science behind achieving radiant and healthy skin. Discover how Amber stumbled upon Young Goose at a biohacking conference led by Dave Asprey in LA and how this chance encounter transformed her approach to skincare. Amber and Dina share personal anecdotes about their minimalist skincare routines and the importance of simplicity in a world filled with elaborate beauty regimens. They also emphasize the holistic approach to wellness, touching upon the significance of a balanced diet, quality sleep, and tailoring your skincare routine to your menstrual cycle.

Listen to the Young Goose podcast episode "Take Control of Your Skin Aging with Young Goose Skincare"

Discount code: AMBER for 10% discount

Learn more Young Goose

Check out the Biohacking Skincare Podcast

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur recount their fascinating conversation with the founders of Young Goose, pioneers in skincare biohacking. From the importance of wearing SPF indoors to the surprising benefits of NAD in skincare, they uncover the science behind achieving radiant and healthy skin. Discover how Amber stumbled upon Young Goose at a biohacking conference led by Dave Asprey in LA and how this chance encounter transformed her approach to skincare. Amber and Dina share personal anecdotes about their minimalist skincare routines and the importance of simplicity in a world filled with elaborate beauty regimens. They also emphasize the holistic approach to wellness, touching upon the significance of a balanced diet, quality sleep, and tailoring your skincare routine to your menstrual cycle.

Listen to the Young Goose podcast episode "Take Control of Your Skin Aging with Young Goose Skincare"

Discount code: AMBER for 10% discount

Learn more Young Goose

Check out the Biohacking Skincare Podcast

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When choosing a chiropractor, it's essential to understand the diverse spectrum of practice, from holistic to medical base. Finding a familiar comfort level is key and building trust with the doctor is crucial. 

Dr. Rachel Skolnick, a chiropractor with expertise in treating sports injuries and athletes of various levels, shares her journey from a PE and health teaching degree to becoming a world-famous chiropractor. She reveals the misconceptions surrounding chiropractic care, emphasizing that it's not just about spinal adjustments. She highlights the importance of myofascial work, tissue understanding, the benefits of stretching and more.

She joins podcast hosts Amber Beger and Dina Wizmur to discuss the frequency of chiropractic visits and the individualized approach based on the severity and type of injury. Dr. Rachel stresses the importance of preventive care, encouraging patients to address issues before they become acute. She explains the relevance of chiropractic care for infants and how traumatic experiences during childbirth can impact their well-being. Dr. Rachel sheds light on differentiating between chiropractic and physical therapy, emphasizing the need for both in certain cases. They discuss the role of medication in conjunction with chiropractic care and explore the debate over ice versus heat for injuries.

Learn more about Dr. Rachel's practice

Episode Highlights:

-Patient Range and Chiropractic for Babies: Chiropractic care is not limited to adults; specialists cater to prenatal care and even babies. Dr. Rachel explains how childbirth can cause trauma to babies, and chiropractic care helps realign their bodies. 

-Chiropractic and Physical Therapy (PT): Dr. Rachel discusses the differences between chiropractic and PT, emphasizing the importance of manual therapy in chiropractic care, which may be lacking in insurance-based PT. 

-Preventative Measures: The importance of preventative measures is highlighted, including regular stretching, the use of stretching devices, and finding activities like yoga to maintain flexibility. 

-Home Remedies and Self-Care: Dr. Rachel suggests home remedies like Epsom salt baths, hot showers, and topical treatments for pain relief. The debate between heat and ice is addressed, and the choice depends on the nature of the injury. Medications and 

-Chiropractic Care: While chiropractors can't prescribe medications, Dr. Rachel recommends over-the-counter anti-inflammatories like Advil or Motrin in combination with chiropractic care, especially for acute discal pain. 

-Recovery Tools and Techniques: Devices like the CastleFlex and posture pump are mentioned as tools to aid recovery. Kinesiology tape and preventative measures play a crucial role in helping patients recover from injuries

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When choosing a chiropractor, it's essential to understand the diverse spectrum of practice, from holistic to medical base. Finding a familiar comfort level is key and building trust with the doctor is crucial. 

Dr. Rachel Skolnick, a chiropractor with expertise in treating sports injuries and athletes of various levels, shares her journey from a PE and health teaching degree to becoming a world-famous chiropractor. She reveals the misconceptions surrounding chiropractic care, emphasizing that it's not just about spinal adjustments. She highlights the importance of myofascial work, tissue understanding, the benefits of stretching and more.

She joins podcast hosts Amber Beger and Dina Wizmur to discuss the frequency of chiropractic visits and the individualized approach based on the severity and type of injury. Dr. Rachel stresses the importance of preventive care, encouraging patients to address issues before they become acute. She explains the relevance of chiropractic care for infants and how traumatic experiences during childbirth can impact their well-being. Dr. Rachel sheds light on differentiating between chiropractic and physical therapy, emphasizing the need for both in certain cases. They discuss the role of medication in conjunction with chiropractic care and explore the debate over ice versus heat for injuries.

Learn more about Dr. Rachel's practice

Episode Highlights:

-Patient Range and Chiropractic for Babies: Chiropractic care is not limited to adults; specialists cater to prenatal care and even babies. Dr. Rachel explains how childbirth can cause trauma to babies, and chiropractic care helps realign their bodies. 

-Chiropractic and Physical Therapy (PT): Dr. Rachel discusses the differences between chiropractic and PT, emphasizing the importance of manual therapy in chiropractic care, which may be lacking in insurance-based PT. 

-Preventative Measures: The importance of preventative measures is highlighted, including regular stretching, the use of stretching devices, and finding activities like yoga to maintain flexibility. 

-Home Remedies and Self-Care: Dr. Rachel suggests home remedies like Epsom salt baths, hot showers, and topical treatments for pain relief. The debate between heat and ice is addressed, and the choice depends on the nature of the injury. Medications and 

-Chiropractic Care: While chiropractors can't prescribe medications, Dr. Rachel recommends over-the-counter anti-inflammatories like Advil or Motrin in combination with chiropractic care, especially for acute discal pain. 

-Recovery Tools and Techniques: Devices like the CastleFlex and posture pump are mentioned as tools to aid recovery. Kinesiology tape and preventative measures play a crucial role in helping patients recover from injuries

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmer reflect on how a chance discovery led them to David Restrepo, the founder of Vitahealth Apothecary, an integrative pharmacy that changed their perspective on health. From natural remedies for common ailments to the importance of preventative care, David's knowledge has become an integral part of their wellness team and routine. Discover the benefits of integrative pharmacies and the power of alternative solutions as they recount personal stories, such as managing ear infections naturally and fortifying our immune systems during flu season. Learn how small changes, like reading supplement labels and choosing quality over quantity, can make a significant impact on your well-being. 

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmer reflect on how a chance discovery led them to David Restrepo, the founder of Vitahealth Apothecary, an integrative pharmacy that changed their perspective on health. From natural remedies for common ailments to the importance of preventative care, David's knowledge has become an integral part of their wellness team and routine. Discover the benefits of integrative pharmacies and the power of alternative solutions as they recount personal stories, such as managing ear infections naturally and fortifying our immune systems during flu season. Learn how small changes, like reading supplement labels and choosing quality over quantity, can make a significant impact on your well-being. 

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The transformative journey of perimenopause is a profound and individual experience that encompasses physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions. It is a transition marked by both physiological changes and deep introspection.

Michelle Aspinwall, a self-described medical intuitive, connects science and ancient practices to help empower women to navigate the transformative journey of perimenopause. She opens up about her personal journey, the importance of tuning into the body's whispers, and how to navigate hormonal changes with grace. Whether you're in your 40s or curious about women's health, she offers wisdom that transcends conventional approaches.

She joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur to share her unique approach to women's health, emphasizing the importance of tuning into your body's whispers and recognizing the individuality of every woman's experience. She explores the subtle yet significant shifts in hormones, the integration of spiritual

Topics Discussed: 

-Physical Transformations: Perimenopause, typically around the age of 40-42, initiates a series of physical changes in a woman's body. Hormones, especially estrogen and progesterone, undergo fluctuations, leading to shifts in menstrual cycles

-Energetic and Spiritual Shifts: Beyond the physical, perimenopause is a time of profound energetic and spiritual shifts. Michelle emphasizes the significance of understanding the chakra system, a seven-point energy system along the spine. Around the age of 42, women transition from the third eye chakra to the crown chakra.

-Navigating the Uniqueness of Women's Health: Michelle emphasizes the uniqueness of women's health, rejecting a one-size-fits-all approach. Every woman's body speaks its own language, and the journey through perimenopause is deeply individual.

-The Intersection of Science and Spirit: Michelle's approach to perimenopause integrates both science and spirit. Drawing from her background as an integrated biohacker and spiritual intuitive, she blends scientific understanding with spiritual insights. This fusion creates a holistic healing journey

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The transformative journey of perimenopause is a profound and individual experience that encompasses physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions. It is a transition marked by both physiological changes and deep introspection.

Michelle Aspinwall, a self-described medical intuitive, connects science and ancient practices to help empower women to navigate the transformative journey of perimenopause. She opens up about her personal journey, the importance of tuning into the body's whispers, and how to navigate hormonal changes with grace. Whether you're in your 40s or curious about women's health, she offers wisdom that transcends conventional approaches.

She joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur to share her unique approach to women's health, emphasizing the importance of tuning into your body's whispers and recognizing the individuality of every woman's experience. She explores the subtle yet significant shifts in hormones, the integration of spiritual

Topics Discussed: 

-Physical Transformations: Perimenopause, typically around the age of 40-42, initiates a series of physical changes in a woman's body. Hormones, especially estrogen and progesterone, undergo fluctuations, leading to shifts in menstrual cycles

-Energetic and Spiritual Shifts: Beyond the physical, perimenopause is a time of profound energetic and spiritual shifts. Michelle emphasizes the significance of understanding the chakra system, a seven-point energy system along the spine. Around the age of 42, women transition from the third eye chakra to the crown chakra.

-Navigating the Uniqueness of Women's Health: Michelle emphasizes the uniqueness of women's health, rejecting a one-size-fits-all approach. Every woman's body speaks its own language, and the journey through perimenopause is deeply individual.

-The Intersection of Science and Spirit: Michelle's approach to perimenopause integrates both science and spirit. Drawing from her background as an integrated biohacker and spiritual intuitive, she blends scientific understanding with spiritual insights. This fusion creates a holistic healing journey

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14. Back to School & Finding Time for You

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur dive into the challenges and opportunities that arise as families transition into the new school year. They share their insights on the importance of finding moments for self-care amid the whirlwind of schedules, activities, and responsibilities that often come with the back-to-school season. They discuss how simple rituals, like listening to podcasts or music while doing daily chores, can provide a sense of solace and relaxation, even in the busiest of times.

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur dive into the challenges and opportunities that arise as families transition into the new school year. They share their insights on the importance of finding moments for self-care amid the whirlwind of schedules, activities, and responsibilities that often come with the back-to-school season. They discuss how simple rituals, like listening to podcasts or music while doing daily chores, can provide a sense of solace and relaxation, even in the busiest of times.

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A strong core is not just about physical health but also contributes to overall well-being. It can boost your self-confidence, improve body image, and enhance your ability to engage in physical activities you enjoy.

What is diastasis recti? Julie Tupler is a registered nurse, certified childbirth educator, and certified personal trainer. She is the pioneer behind the TuplerTechnique®, a program designed to treat diastasis recti in women, men and children. Julie breaks down the common condition and explains how it affects everyone, regardless of gender, from childhood to adulthood.

She joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur to share valuable insights into its connections with the pelvic floor and the importance of strengthening the transverse muscle. Her expertise shines through as she unveils the secrets behind diastasis recti and offers hope to those looking to heal their cores. How long does it take to resolve diastasis recti? Can it reopen after being closed? She addresses these questions and more, shedding light on the journey to a stronger, healthier core. 

Topics Discussed: 

Diastasis Recti Defined: Diastasis recti is a condition where the outermost abdominal muscles separate, and the connective tissue between them stretches sideways. It is not gender-specific and can affect both men and women. 

Diagnosis of Diastasis Recti: Diastasis recti can be diagnosed by checking for a separation between the abdominal muscles and the condition of the connective tissue between them. Severe cases may lead to an outie belly button or a noticeable bulge when performing certain movements. 

Connection to Pelvic Floor: Diastasis recti is connected to the pelvic floor, and addressing one often involves addressing the other. Strengthening the transverse muscle can help with both conditions. 

Exercise Safely: Certain exercises, like crunches, can worsen diastasis recti if the transverse muscle isn't engaged. Pilates and yoga can be diastasis-safe if practiced correctly. 

Treatment Duration: The time it takes to resolve diastasis recti varies depending on its severity and the commitment to a treatment program. Significant improvement can be seen in as little as six weeks, but it may take longer for complete closure. Reoccurrence: Diastasis recti can reopen, especially if activities that strain the connective tissue are continued. Maintaining good habits and core strength is crucial. Co-management: Chiropractors and healthcare professionals can co-manage diastasis recti with Julie's program, even if they don't have time for extensive training. 

Connective Tissue Health: Strengthening the connective tissue is crucial for healing diastasis recti and supporting the core.

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A strong core is not just about physical health but also contributes to overall well-being. It can boost your self-confidence, improve body image, and enhance your ability to engage in physical activities you enjoy.

What is diastasis recti? Julie Tupler is a registered nurse, certified childbirth educator, and certified personal trainer. She is the pioneer behind the TuplerTechnique®, a program designed to treat diastasis recti in women, men and children. Julie breaks down the common condition and explains how it affects everyone, regardless of gender, from childhood to adulthood.

She joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur to share valuable insights into its connections with the pelvic floor and the importance of strengthening the transverse muscle. Her expertise shines through as she unveils the secrets behind diastasis recti and offers hope to those looking to heal their cores. How long does it take to resolve diastasis recti? Can it reopen after being closed? She addresses these questions and more, shedding light on the journey to a stronger, healthier core. 

Topics Discussed: 

Diastasis Recti Defined: Diastasis recti is a condition where the outermost abdominal muscles separate, and the connective tissue between them stretches sideways. It is not gender-specific and can affect both men and women. 

Diagnosis of Diastasis Recti: Diastasis recti can be diagnosed by checking for a separation between the abdominal muscles and the condition of the connective tissue between them. Severe cases may lead to an outie belly button or a noticeable bulge when performing certain movements. 

Connection to Pelvic Floor: Diastasis recti is connected to the pelvic floor, and addressing one often involves addressing the other. Strengthening the transverse muscle can help with both conditions. 

Exercise Safely: Certain exercises, like crunches, can worsen diastasis recti if the transverse muscle isn't engaged. Pilates and yoga can be diastasis-safe if practiced correctly. 

Treatment Duration: The time it takes to resolve diastasis recti varies depending on its severity and the commitment to a treatment program. Significant improvement can be seen in as little as six weeks, but it may take longer for complete closure. Reoccurrence: Diastasis recti can reopen, especially if activities that strain the connective tissue are continued. Maintaining good habits and core strength is crucial. Co-management: Chiropractors and healthcare professionals can co-manage diastasis recti with Julie's program, even if they don't have time for extensive training. 

Connective Tissue Health: Strengthening the connective tissue is crucial for healing diastasis recti and supporting the core.

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12. RECAP: Dr. Frank Lipman

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur share their personal takeaways from their chat with Dr. Frank Lipman. They discuss the importance of prioritizing prebiotics over probiotics, shedding light on the often-overlooked elements of gut health. Dina's key takeaway revolves around the concept of an "active ritual," while Amber emphasizes the significance of regular health marker check-ups and the need to reevaluate imbalances.

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Podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur share their personal takeaways from their chat with Dr. Frank Lipman. They discuss the importance of prioritizing prebiotics over probiotics, shedding light on the often-overlooked elements of gut health. Dina's key takeaway revolves around the concept of an "active ritual," while Amber emphasizes the significance of regular health marker check-ups and the need to reevaluate imbalances.

Don’t miss Dr. Frank Lipman’s episode on The Well Drop. Listen here.

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Knowing your food, knowing your farmer, and choosing the right quality ingredients can transform your household's health and well-being. 

John Wood is a true pioneer in the grass-fed beef movement as the managing partner and fifth-generation farmer of US Wellness Meats, also known as Grassland Beef, a company founded in the mid-1990s. Grassland Beef is dedicated to providing nutrient-rich, 100% grass-fed beef, along with lamb, bison, dairy, wild-caught seafood, free-range poultry, and heritage pork. The company's mission for over two decades has been to offer nutritious, 100% grass-fed and pasture-raised meats from sustainable and environmentally friendly farms. Grassland Beef's products are easily accessible online, allowing consumers to make convenient purchases. 

John shares the remarkable story of how he transitioned from conventional grain-fed beef to championing 100% grass-fed and pasture-raised meats. He provides valuable insights into his philosophy and approach to producing quality meat products, emphasizing the importance of harvesting and packaging meats quickly within two or three days, ensuring freshness and quality.

He joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur for an eye-opening conversation about the environmental and health benefits of grass-fed meats, including their superior nutritional profile, rich flavor, and the science behind it all. They dive into the history of meat production, the impact of changing grazing methods, and the surprising secrets of cooking grass-fed steaks. 

Topics Discussed:

-Alan Savory and Holistic Resource Management: John Wood was inspired to venture into grass-fed beef after reading a book by Alan Savory titled "Holistic Resource Management." Alan Savory is known for his expertise in land management and reversing desertification through sustainable grazing practices. 

-Historical Changes in Land and Animal Management: Overgrazing and changes in land management, including the introduction of grain feeding, contributed to desertification and health issues in cattle. 

-Nutritional Benefits of Grass-Fed Beef: Grass-fed beef is highlighted for its nutritional benefits, including higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin A, and vitamin E compared to grain-fed beef. Grass-fed beef is also associated with a more favorable omega-6 to omega-3 ratio. 

-Importance of Younger Animals: Grass-fed meat from younger animals tends to be more tender and flavorful compared to meat from older animals. 

-Approach to Meat Production: The importance of harvesting and packaging meats quickly within two or three days, ensures freshness and quality. High-quality meat can be affordable and accessible to everyone, steering clear of exorbitant prices often associated with specialty meats.

-Meat Variety and Cost-Effective Options: There are a variety of meat cuts available, such as inside round muscles and primal ribeye, which offer cost savings when purchased in larger quantities; ground beef is often an excellent value, especially during times of increased demand, like the COVID-19 pandemic.

-Navigating Meat Labels: There is a changing terminology in meat labeling, particularly the shift from "grass-fed" to "grass-finished." Consumers need to know their food source, whether through direct communication with butchers or understanding the origins of the meat.

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Knowing your food, knowing your farmer, and choosing the right quality ingredients can transform your household's health and well-being. 

John Wood is a true pioneer in the grass-fed beef movement as the managing partner and fifth-generation farmer of US Wellness Meats, also known as Grassland Beef, a company founded in the mid-1990s. Grassland Beef is dedicated to providing nutrient-rich, 100% grass-fed beef, along with lamb, bison, dairy, wild-caught seafood, free-range poultry, and heritage pork. The company's mission for over two decades has been to offer nutritious, 100% grass-fed and pasture-raised meats from sustainable and environmentally friendly farms. Grassland Beef's products are easily accessible online, allowing consumers to make convenient purchases. 

John shares the remarkable story of how he transitioned from conventional grain-fed beef to championing 100% grass-fed and pasture-raised meats. He provides valuable insights into his philosophy and approach to producing quality meat products, emphasizing the importance of harvesting and packaging meats quickly within two or three days, ensuring freshness and quality.

He joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur for an eye-opening conversation about the environmental and health benefits of grass-fed meats, including their superior nutritional profile, rich flavor, and the science behind it all. They dive into the history of meat production, the impact of changing grazing methods, and the surprising secrets of cooking grass-fed steaks. 

Topics Discussed:

-Alan Savory and Holistic Resource Management: John Wood was inspired to venture into grass-fed beef after reading a book by Alan Savory titled "Holistic Resource Management." Alan Savory is known for his expertise in land management and reversing desertification through sustainable grazing practices. 

-Historical Changes in Land and Animal Management: Overgrazing and changes in land management, including the introduction of grain feeding, contributed to desertification and health issues in cattle. 

-Nutritional Benefits of Grass-Fed Beef: Grass-fed beef is highlighted for its nutritional benefits, including higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin A, and vitamin E compared to grain-fed beef. Grass-fed beef is also associated with a more favorable omega-6 to omega-3 ratio. 

-Importance of Younger Animals: Grass-fed meat from younger animals tends to be more tender and flavorful compared to meat from older animals. 

-Approach to Meat Production: The importance of harvesting and packaging meats quickly within two or three days, ensures freshness and quality. High-quality meat can be affordable and accessible to everyone, steering clear of exorbitant prices often associated with specialty meats.

-Meat Variety and Cost-Effective Options: There are a variety of meat cuts available, such as inside round muscles and primal ribeye, which offer cost savings when purchased in larger quantities; ground beef is often an excellent value, especially during times of increased demand, like the COVID-19 pandemic.

-Navigating Meat Labels: There is a changing terminology in meat labeling, particularly the shift from "grass-fed" to "grass-finished." Consumers need to know their food source, whether through direct communication with butchers or understanding the origins of the meat.

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Rituals and simple practices play a significant role in promoting long-term health and overall well-being. These routines and habits are essential because they provide structure, consistency, and mindfulness to our daily lives, which can positively impact various aspects of our physical and mental health.

Lisa Zaloga, a yoga teacher with 23 years of experience, shares some of her personal and professional rituals and practices related to her wellness journey. Her journey from teaching yoga to focusing on injury recovery is an inspiring story of resilience and transformation. Discover how personal challenges shaped her approach to healing and why she co-founded Wave Wellness, a wellness studio dedicated to helping people recover, rejuvenate, and find hope. She emphasizes the importance of being relatable and understanding her clients' needs.

She joins hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur for an enlightening conversation about the science behind sound therapy, PEMF mat sessions, the benefits of lymphatic drainage, and practical tips for maintaining optimal health at home. Lisa’s goal with Wave Wellness is to create a space where clients feel optimistic about their long-term health, providing an alternative to the sometimes disheartening experience of traditional medical treatments. 

Topics Discussed: 

-Wave Best Rest: Lisa introduces "Wave Best Rest," a treatment at Wave Wellness that combines a near-infrared PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) mat with a neuroacoustic treatment to promote relaxation, focus, and improved sleep. 

-Rituals for Wellness: The significance of creating wellness rituals, such as disconnecting from technology before bedtime, can help improve sleep quality and overall well-being

-Sound Healing: The podcast discusses the benefits of sound healing, using binaural beats and ambient music to influence brain waves, reduce stress, improve focus, and aid in relaxation. 

-Lymphatic Drainage: Lisa explains the popularity of lymphatic drainage treatments, both for aesthetic reasons and overall wellness. She distinguishes between different types of lymphatic treatments and the importance of hydration for optimal lymphatic function. 

-Simple Lymphatic Health Tips: Lisa recommends staying hydrated and engaging in regular movement, even a simple walk, to promote lymphatic health. She also encourages mindfulness in daily activities, such as showering and eating, to incorporate meditation into daily life. 

-Meditation and Mindfulness: Lisa emphasizes that meditation doesn't have to be complicated or intimidating. It can be integrated into everyday activities like showering, eating, or paying attention to your body. Mindful living can enhance overall well-being. 

-Holistic Approach: The discussion underscores the interconnectedness of physical and mental health, emphasizing the importance of holistic wellness practices.

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Rituals and simple practices play a significant role in promoting long-term health and overall well-being. These routines and habits are essential because they provide structure, consistency, and mindfulness to our daily lives, which can positively impact various aspects of our physical and mental health.

Lisa Zaloga, a yoga teacher with 23 years of experience, shares some of her personal and professional rituals and practices related to her wellness journey. Her journey from teaching yoga to focusing on injury recovery is an inspiring story of resilience and transformation. Discover how personal challenges shaped her approach to healing and why she co-founded Wave Wellness, a wellness studio dedicated to helping people recover, rejuvenate, and find hope. She emphasizes the importance of being relatable and understanding her clients' needs.

She joins hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur for an enlightening conversation about the science behind sound therapy, PEMF mat sessions, the benefits of lymphatic drainage, and practical tips for maintaining optimal health at home. Lisa’s goal with Wave Wellness is to create a space where clients feel optimistic about their long-term health, providing an alternative to the sometimes disheartening experience of traditional medical treatments. 

Topics Discussed: 

-Wave Best Rest: Lisa introduces "Wave Best Rest," a treatment at Wave Wellness that combines a near-infrared PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) mat with a neuroacoustic treatment to promote relaxation, focus, and improved sleep. 

-Rituals for Wellness: The significance of creating wellness rituals, such as disconnecting from technology before bedtime, can help improve sleep quality and overall well-being

-Sound Healing: The podcast discusses the benefits of sound healing, using binaural beats and ambient music to influence brain waves, reduce stress, improve focus, and aid in relaxation. 

-Lymphatic Drainage: Lisa explains the popularity of lymphatic drainage treatments, both for aesthetic reasons and overall wellness. She distinguishes between different types of lymphatic treatments and the importance of hydration for optimal lymphatic function. 

-Simple Lymphatic Health Tips: Lisa recommends staying hydrated and engaging in regular movement, even a simple walk, to promote lymphatic health. She also encourages mindfulness in daily activities, such as showering and eating, to incorporate meditation into daily life. 

-Meditation and Mindfulness: Lisa emphasizes that meditation doesn't have to be complicated or intimidating. It can be integrated into everyday activities like showering, eating, or paying attention to your body. Mindful living can enhance overall well-being. 

-Holistic Approach: The discussion underscores the interconnectedness of physical and mental health, emphasizing the importance of holistic wellness practices.

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Your skin health and inner well-being are intimately linked. Taking care of your skin goes beyond surface-level treatments. 

Sarah Karaolides from Sarah Kay Skin Studios, a wellness-focused skin studio in New York City, shares her holistic approach, emphasizing the importance of diet in skin health, particularly highlighting the potential negative impact of dairy, gluten, refined sugar, and processed foods on the skin. Stress management is crucial for maintaining healthy skin, and Sarah advises clients to find ways to reduce stress, such as switching from coffee to tea. She suggests using natural kitchen items for skincare, including Greek yogurt, honey, oats, and turmeric, for various skin benefits. 

She began her skincare journey after training at the Aveda Institute in Manhattan and has received multiple awards, including being named Allure's Celebrity Facialist of the Year. She joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur as they dive into the world of skincare and discuss incorporating daily skincare rituals. She reveals the importance of starting skincare and wellness conversations early, even with teenagers, to promote healthy habits. Sarah discusses her new skincare studio, where she offers various treatments, including microcurrent, ultrasound technology, LED light therapy, and more, tailored to individual client needs.

Topics Discussed: 

-Teenage Acne Management: Avoid harsh treatments and over-drying the skin when addressing teenage acne.

-At-Home Remedies: Use natural ingredients like Greek yogurt and honey for skincare masks as well as LED light therapy, and gua sha tools.

-Diet and Skin Health: Dietary choices, including dairy, gluten, and processed foods, can impact skin health. 

-Time Management: Try and find a few minutes each day for self-care rituals like gua sha massage or applying gentle skincare products. 

-Sun Protection: Stress the importance of sunscreen during outdoor activities or vacations. 

-Holistic Wellness: Emphasize holistic wellness, encompassing skincare and overall well-being. 

-Parent-Teen Conversations: Initiate conversations about self-care and wellness between parents and teenagers for better understanding and support.

-Sarah collaborates with skincare brands Environ and A-tour in her studio

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Your skin health and inner well-being are intimately linked. Taking care of your skin goes beyond surface-level treatments. 

Sarah Karaolides from Sarah Kay Skin Studios, a wellness-focused skin studio in New York City, shares her holistic approach, emphasizing the importance of diet in skin health, particularly highlighting the potential negative impact of dairy, gluten, refined sugar, and processed foods on the skin. Stress management is crucial for maintaining healthy skin, and Sarah advises clients to find ways to reduce stress, such as switching from coffee to tea. She suggests using natural kitchen items for skincare, including Greek yogurt, honey, oats, and turmeric, for various skin benefits. 

She began her skincare journey after training at the Aveda Institute in Manhattan and has received multiple awards, including being named Allure's Celebrity Facialist of the Year. She joins podcast hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur as they dive into the world of skincare and discuss incorporating daily skincare rituals. She reveals the importance of starting skincare and wellness conversations early, even with teenagers, to promote healthy habits. Sarah discusses her new skincare studio, where she offers various treatments, including microcurrent, ultrasound technology, LED light therapy, and more, tailored to individual client needs.

Topics Discussed: 

-Teenage Acne Management: Avoid harsh treatments and over-drying the skin when addressing teenage acne.

-At-Home Remedies: Use natural ingredients like Greek yogurt and honey for skincare masks as well as LED light therapy, and gua sha tools.

-Diet and Skin Health: Dietary choices, including dairy, gluten, and processed foods, can impact skin health. 

-Time Management: Try and find a few minutes each day for self-care rituals like gua sha massage or applying gentle skincare products. 

-Sun Protection: Stress the importance of sunscreen during outdoor activities or vacations. 

-Holistic Wellness: Emphasize holistic wellness, encompassing skincare and overall well-being. 

-Parent-Teen Conversations: Initiate conversations about self-care and wellness between parents and teenagers for better understanding and support.

-Sarah collaborates with skincare brands Environ and A-tour in her studio

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Thoughtful choices in supplements and medication are crucial, as not all products are suitable and can have side effects. 

David Restrepo, a registered pharmacist and the owner of Vitahealth Integrative Apothecary in New York City, is renowned among physicians for his expertise in holistic health by developing comprehensive patient care plans that integrate Eastern and Western medicine approaches. He sources the cleanest and most effective nutraceuticals, supplements, and botanicals to optimize wellness. His understanding of drug interactions and potential side effects helps patients find a proper balance, compensating for depletions caused by conventional medicines and environmental factors. 

He joins hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur to discuss his collaborative approach with clients, doctors, and healers. David's knowledge and commitment to patient care are revolutionizing the world of pharmacy and integrative health, bridging the gap between conventional and alternative medicine and empowering individuals to optimize their well-being.

Topics Discussed: 

-Integrative Pharmacy vs. Traditional Pharmacy

-Importance of managing your wellness when you are well

-How to decipher quality supplement brands

-Where to purchase supplements

-What probiotics to take and when 

-Why Vitamin D is an important supplement for the whole family 

-Understanding side effects on the depletions that certain medicines can create

-Absorption of supplements: Pills vs. Liposomal vs. Powders

-NeuroProtect: Helps to reestablish a healthy connection between the gut and the brain

VITAHEALTH: Discover supplements approved by David Restrepo and his team.

VIOME: Learn about your gut health from the comfort of home with VIOME

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Thoughtful choices in supplements and medication are crucial, as not all products are suitable and can have side effects. 

David Restrepo, a registered pharmacist and the owner of Vitahealth Integrative Apothecary in New York City, is renowned among physicians for his expertise in holistic health by developing comprehensive patient care plans that integrate Eastern and Western medicine approaches. He sources the cleanest and most effective nutraceuticals, supplements, and botanicals to optimize wellness. His understanding of drug interactions and potential side effects helps patients find a proper balance, compensating for depletions caused by conventional medicines and environmental factors. 

He joins hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur to discuss his collaborative approach with clients, doctors, and healers. David's knowledge and commitment to patient care are revolutionizing the world of pharmacy and integrative health, bridging the gap between conventional and alternative medicine and empowering individuals to optimize their well-being.

Topics Discussed: 

-Integrative Pharmacy vs. Traditional Pharmacy

-Importance of managing your wellness when you are well

-How to decipher quality supplement brands

-Where to purchase supplements

-What probiotics to take and when 

-Why Vitamin D is an important supplement for the whole family 

-Understanding side effects on the depletions that certain medicines can create

-Absorption of supplements: Pills vs. Liposomal vs. Powders

-NeuroProtect: Helps to reestablish a healthy connection between the gut and the brain

VITAHEALTH: Discover supplements approved by David Restrepo and his team.

VIOME: Learn about your gut health from the comfort of home with VIOME

THE WELL DROP - Be sure to leave a review and subscribe!

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7. Eating Mindfully with Deena Barselah

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The human body needs food for fuel, nourishment and sustaining life itself. But food is so much more than a biological necessity. It brings comfort, helps us bond and build connections, share experiences and create memories. That’s why it’s important to instill a positive relationship with food not only for yourself but your entire family. Deena Barselah is a wellness coach who joins podcast host Dina Wizmur in an open conversation about how to approach food mindfully. She provides tips for simplifying how you’re eating and creating an atmosphere that is friendly and approachable when dining. 

Topics Discussed:

-Diet Culture: 80s vs. Present Day 

-Food and mood: How foods affect how you feel

-Building a healthy relationship with food for you and your family

-Food environment and ambiance matters

-Engage your children in the food making process

-Preparing food vs. eating food 

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The human body needs food for fuel, nourishment and sustaining life itself. But food is so much more than a biological necessity. It brings comfort, helps us bond and build connections, share experiences and create memories. That’s why it’s important to instill a positive relationship with food not only for yourself but your entire family. Deena Barselah is a wellness coach who joins podcast host Dina Wizmur in an open conversation about how to approach food mindfully. She provides tips for simplifying how you’re eating and creating an atmosphere that is friendly and approachable when dining. 

Topics Discussed:

-Diet Culture: 80s vs. Present Day 

-Food and mood: How foods affect how you feel

-Building a healthy relationship with food for you and your family

-Food environment and ambiance matters

-Engage your children in the food making process

-Preparing food vs. eating food 

Learn more about Deena Barselah's practice here

Follow @thewelldrop @deenabarselah

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Allison Kayne, a visionary mom who found a solution for her son's eczema, demonstrates how the best inventions arise from genuine needs. By delving into her family's treasure trove of home remedies, she discovered a groundbreaking way to swiftly alleviate skin issues, surpassing the effectiveness of over-the-counter products. Join hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur as they embark on an intriguing journey into the realm of hygiene care and overall well-being. From combating skin problems to managing stress and sleep deprivation, Allison sheds light on the vital importance of home remedies. She also unravels the often-neglected topic of vaginal health, sharing her insights on the benefits of yoni steaming and herbal oils for cleansing the vulva and uterus.

Episode Highlights:

-Big Pharma results vs Plant-Based Products and Natural Home Remedies. 

-Natural remedies available, such as those to combat eczema, that provide an effective alternative to traditional pharmaceutical options. 

-Vaginal (Yoni) Steaming is an age-old natural remedy used to cleanse the vagina and uterus, tighten, regulate menstruation, ease cramps and bloating. 

-It’s possible to Yoni steam from home using simple instructions. 

-How Essential oils can create a spa-like experience for improved sleep in the comfort of one’s own home.

Learn more about Allison Kayne and her products

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Allison Kayne, a visionary mom who found a solution for her son's eczema, demonstrates how the best inventions arise from genuine needs. By delving into her family's treasure trove of home remedies, she discovered a groundbreaking way to swiftly alleviate skin issues, surpassing the effectiveness of over-the-counter products. Join hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur as they embark on an intriguing journey into the realm of hygiene care and overall well-being. From combating skin problems to managing stress and sleep deprivation, Allison sheds light on the vital importance of home remedies. She also unravels the often-neglected topic of vaginal health, sharing her insights on the benefits of yoni steaming and herbal oils for cleansing the vulva and uterus.

Episode Highlights:

-Big Pharma results vs Plant-Based Products and Natural Home Remedies. 

-Natural remedies available, such as those to combat eczema, that provide an effective alternative to traditional pharmaceutical options. 

-Vaginal (Yoni) Steaming is an age-old natural remedy used to cleanse the vagina and uterus, tighten, regulate menstruation, ease cramps and bloating. 

-It’s possible to Yoni steam from home using simple instructions. 

-How Essential oils can create a spa-like experience for improved sleep in the comfort of one’s own home.

Learn more about Allison Kayne and her products

Follow @thewelldrop

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Self-transformation is a marathon, not a sprint. It is a journey to understand how to live in the present moment and overcome survival mode during times of crisis, chaos, and traumatic experiences. International leadership coach Stephanie Sebag is the author of “Fully Charged: Plug Into Your 5 Charging Stations to Feel Alive, Guilt-Free and Unstoppable. Finally,” and joins hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur for a powerful conversation about the so-called charging stations to help welcome a new you. She has worked with soldiers and people in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic on helping them achieve clarity from self-doubt and stay on the right path despite road bumps that can get in the way.

Episode Highlights: 

- Transformation vs. Change: Transformation is more about changing from the inside; it is a strong power that touches your value system and what you truly believe in 

- Be more aware of the words you use 

- External vs. Internal; learning how to deal with what’s happening on the inside despite what’s going on in the real world 

- Connect to your 5 senses in order to reconnect with yourself and live in the present moment

- The power of a vision board and reaching for goals 

- Check into your inner language; every goal of every human being is realize your potential

- Clarity vs. Self-Doubt

- I would like to vs. I want; it has to be I want 

- Giving back vs. Giving forward

- Importance of Community and connecting with people 

- Spending time vs. investing time; spending time is passive and investing time is conscious 

Buy the Book “Fully Charged: Plug Into Your 5 Charging Stations to Feel Alive, Guilt-Free and Unstoppable. Finally” 

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Self-transformation is a marathon, not a sprint. It is a journey to understand how to live in the present moment and overcome survival mode during times of crisis, chaos, and traumatic experiences. International leadership coach Stephanie Sebag is the author of “Fully Charged: Plug Into Your 5 Charging Stations to Feel Alive, Guilt-Free and Unstoppable. Finally,” and joins hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur for a powerful conversation about the so-called charging stations to help welcome a new you. She has worked with soldiers and people in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic on helping them achieve clarity from self-doubt and stay on the right path despite road bumps that can get in the way.

Episode Highlights: 

- Transformation vs. Change: Transformation is more about changing from the inside; it is a strong power that touches your value system and what you truly believe in 

- Be more aware of the words you use 

- External vs. Internal; learning how to deal with what’s happening on the inside despite what’s going on in the real world 

- Connect to your 5 senses in order to reconnect with yourself and live in the present moment

- The power of a vision board and reaching for goals 

- Check into your inner language; every goal of every human being is realize your potential

- Clarity vs. Self-Doubt

- I would like to vs. I want; it has to be I want 

- Giving back vs. Giving forward

- Importance of Community and connecting with people 

- Spending time vs. investing time; spending time is passive and investing time is conscious 

Buy the Book “Fully Charged: Plug Into Your 5 Charging Stations to Feel Alive, Guilt-Free and Unstoppable. Finally” 

Learn more about Stephanie Sebag 



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4. Mother’s Intuition with Joy Ziefer

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Have you ever had a gut instinct that something wasn't right and made decisions for your kids based off that? A mother's intuition is real and can be key in decision-making. Host Amber Berger sits down with her mother Joy Ziefer for an intimate conversation about Amber's lifelong wellness journey since birth. It was their intuition that helped solve her Crohn’s disease from the inside out through the power of food. By leaning into their community, being curious, and remaining open-minded, they embarked on a holistic lifestyle back in the mid-90s when the term organic was not even mainstream. Tune in for an insightful discussion on how to get more than one opinion, not being afraid to ask questions, and remain determined to find the right path to health for oneself.

Episode Highlights: 

- Explore the influence of a mother's intuition

- Embrace the power of leaning into your network

- Discover the healing power of food, as they say, "you are what you eat"

- Adapt habits for different chapters in life

- Understand the importance of remaining curious in order to find solutions

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Have you ever had a gut instinct that something wasn't right and made decisions for your kids based off that? A mother's intuition is real and can be key in decision-making. Host Amber Berger sits down with her mother Joy Ziefer for an intimate conversation about Amber's lifelong wellness journey since birth. It was their intuition that helped solve her Crohn’s disease from the inside out through the power of food. By leaning into their community, being curious, and remaining open-minded, they embarked on a holistic lifestyle back in the mid-90s when the term organic was not even mainstream. Tune in for an insightful discussion on how to get more than one opinion, not being afraid to ask questions, and remain determined to find the right path to health for oneself.

Episode Highlights: 

- Explore the influence of a mother's intuition

- Embrace the power of leaning into your network

- Discover the healing power of food, as they say, "you are what you eat"

- Adapt habits for different chapters in life

- Understand the importance of remaining curious in order to find solutions

Subscribe to The Well Drop Podcast and leave a review.

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The skin undergoes changes throughout the menstrual cycle and with age. One no longer needs to settle for less, as it becomes thinner, loses fat, and loses its once plump and smooth appearance. However, there is hope in defying the skin’s aging process with Young Goose Skincare - a groundbreaking skincare line established in 2017 - with a mission to biohack skincare and rejuvenate the skin on a cellular level by utilizing powerful ingredients like NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide). Founders Amitay Eshel and Anastasia Khodzhaeva join hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur for an insightful conversation on how their products aid in slowing down the skin aging process. They also emphasize that skin health is not solely dependent on external products but rather influenced by internal factors such as gut health, sleep patterns, stress levels, and overall diet.

Episode Highlights: 

- NAD+ makes your cells function younger, slowing the skin aging process

- Use SPF both indoors and outdoors; SPF protects skin from toxins like pollution and even blue light from computer and phone screens 

- 80% of the reason your skin ages specifically is due to contributors like pollution and radiation 

- Topical Botox for the eyes

- Facial massage helps drain the quality of the fluid in the skin

- Skin evolves throughout a woman’s cycle 

Discount code: AMBER for 10% discount

Learn more Young Goose

Check out the Biohacking Skincare Podcast

Subscribe to The Well Drop Podcast and leave a review.

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The skin undergoes changes throughout the menstrual cycle and with age. One no longer needs to settle for less, as it becomes thinner, loses fat, and loses its once plump and smooth appearance. However, there is hope in defying the skin’s aging process with Young Goose Skincare - a groundbreaking skincare line established in 2017 - with a mission to biohack skincare and rejuvenate the skin on a cellular level by utilizing powerful ingredients like NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide). Founders Amitay Eshel and Anastasia Khodzhaeva join hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur for an insightful conversation on how their products aid in slowing down the skin aging process. They also emphasize that skin health is not solely dependent on external products but rather influenced by internal factors such as gut health, sleep patterns, stress levels, and overall diet.

Episode Highlights: 

- NAD+ makes your cells function younger, slowing the skin aging process

- Use SPF both indoors and outdoors; SPF protects skin from toxins like pollution and even blue light from computer and phone screens 

- 80% of the reason your skin ages specifically is due to contributors like pollution and radiation 

- Topical Botox for the eyes

- Facial massage helps drain the quality of the fluid in the skin

- Skin evolves throughout a woman’s cycle 

Discount code: AMBER for 10% discount

Learn more Young Goose

Check out the Biohacking Skincare Podcast

Subscribe to The Well Drop Podcast and leave a review.

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Western medicine is commonly used for crisis care and helping acutely ill patients, but there are alternative therapies that should be considered for day-to-day problems that most people have. Dr. Frank Lipman – a pioneer and internationally recognized expert in integrative and functional medicine, founder and director of the Eleven Eleven Wellness Center, chief medical officer of The Well in New York City, author of 6 bestselling books – has seen the world of medicine evolve from combining western medicine with traditional Chinese medicine to personalized treatments today with tools that help measure, monitor and prevent disease. He joins hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur to share the daily rituals you can implement at home from the mind-body connection and prebiotics to time-restricted-eating and wearable technology.

Episode Highlights: 

-Prebiotics vs. Probiotics

-Acupuncture is a way of optimizing function in the body

-Time-restricted-eating: Eat calories within 8 hours, homedic stress & autophagy 

-Take control of your body through personalized testing: genetic testing, blood tests, wearables and more 

-Longevity: Eat less sugar, carbs and ramp up exercise like strength training 

-Packaged foods: Consume as few processed foods as possible

Learn more about Dr. Frank Lipman and his practice https://drfranklipman.com/

Find a functional medicine practitioner near you: https://www.ifm.org/

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Western medicine is commonly used for crisis care and helping acutely ill patients, but there are alternative therapies that should be considered for day-to-day problems that most people have. Dr. Frank Lipman – a pioneer and internationally recognized expert in integrative and functional medicine, founder and director of the Eleven Eleven Wellness Center, chief medical officer of The Well in New York City, author of 6 bestselling books – has seen the world of medicine evolve from combining western medicine with traditional Chinese medicine to personalized treatments today with tools that help measure, monitor and prevent disease. He joins hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur to share the daily rituals you can implement at home from the mind-body connection and prebiotics to time-restricted-eating and wearable technology.

Episode Highlights: 

-Prebiotics vs. Probiotics

-Acupuncture is a way of optimizing function in the body

-Time-restricted-eating: Eat calories within 8 hours, homedic stress & autophagy 

-Take control of your body through personalized testing: genetic testing, blood tests, wearables and more 

-Longevity: Eat less sugar, carbs and ramp up exercise like strength training 

-Packaged foods: Consume as few processed foods as possible

Learn more about Dr. Frank Lipman and his practice https://drfranklipman.com/

Find a functional medicine practitioner near you: https://www.ifm.org/

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1. Unfiltered Wellness Journeys

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Being a mother can bring out the gladiator in you when it comes to your children. Hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur reflect on their respective wellness warrior journeys that led them to becoming wellness experts - for both their families and their communities. Their philosophy is about blending the east with the west, doing your own research and bringing it back to simplicity.

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Being a mother can bring out the gladiator in you when it comes to your children. Hosts Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur reflect on their respective wellness warrior journeys that led them to becoming wellness experts - for both their families and their communities. Their philosophy is about blending the east with the west, doing your own research and bringing it back to simplicity.

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Introducing The Well Drop

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Are you seeking wellness, though find yourself frequently falling short? No need to stress! The Well Drop is here to kickstart your journey to success by sharing tips based on thorough research and first-hand experience that actually work. Hosted by mothers, friends, wellness experts, and self-described wellness warriors, Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur, their podcast guarantees to light a fire and motivate listeners to take ownership of their health and wellness decisions for themselves and their families.

Each week, listeners can learn accessible, actionable, and manageable tips to improve any household. Experts will provide insights and concrete strategies that will inspire honest conversations on how to make progress even amidst busy schedules. Whether making small changes to daily routines or enhancing lifestyles overall, gradual changes over time can lead to significant results.

For listeners ready to transform their wellness journeys, Amber and Dina are here to help. Unlock the secrets of optimizing the body and mind. Do not miss out on this incredible opportunity to achieve the best self! What are you ready to transform? Join today and finally own your wellness!

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Are you seeking wellness, though find yourself frequently falling short? No need to stress! The Well Drop is here to kickstart your journey to success by sharing tips based on thorough research and first-hand experience that actually work. Hosted by mothers, friends, wellness experts, and self-described wellness warriors, Amber Berger and Dina Wizmur, their podcast guarantees to light a fire and motivate listeners to take ownership of their health and wellness decisions for themselves and their families.

Each week, listeners can learn accessible, actionable, and manageable tips to improve any household. Experts will provide insights and concrete strategies that will inspire honest conversations on how to make progress even amidst busy schedules. Whether making small changes to daily routines or enhancing lifestyles overall, gradual changes over time can lead to significant results.

For listeners ready to transform their wellness journeys, Amber and Dina are here to help. Unlock the secrets of optimizing the body and mind. Do not miss out on this incredible opportunity to achieve the best self! What are you ready to transform? Join today and finally own your wellness!

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