In this enlightening episode of "Living Well with Robin Stoloff," we delve into the transformative power of meditation and its role in managing life's stressors. Sarah Webb is a renowned speaker, author, and meditation healer who shares her personal journey of self-discovery and healing through meditation.

Sarah discusses how her practice of Transcendental Meditation has been pivotal in her life, helping her navigate significant life changes, including coming out and overcoming addiction. She explains the difference between reaction and response and how meditation can help us process emotions and experiences more mindfully.

Listeners will gain insights into the science of meditation and learn practical tips on how to integrate meditation into daily life. Sarah shares various techniques, including mantra meditation and breathwork, emphasizing the importance of starting small to build a sustainable practice.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced meditator, this episode offers valuable advice on accessing the wisdom within and using meditation as a tool for personal growth and stress management. Discover how to harness the power of meditation to live a more balanced and fulfilling life.

So how old are you? Not chronologically, but biologically. Dr. Samar Bursheh, an endocrinologist and owner of NutriaMed Metabolic and Lifestyle Center in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. She answers that question as we delve into the fascinating world of telomeres and their impact on our biological age.

Dr. Bursheh discusses factors that can shorten telomeres, such as chronic stress, unhealthy lifestyle choices, and environmental influences. The conversation also covers the concept of "Blue Zones" — regions in the world where people live significantly longer, healthier lives — and what we can learn from their lifestyles.

Dr. Bursheh talks about the importance of mental health, physical activity, and community support in slowing down the aging process. We emphasize the role of movement, not just exercise, in maintaining overall health and telomere length. Dr. Bursheh shares insights from her practice, including how she helps her patients adopt healthier lifestyles through medical supervision, nutrition consultations, fitness classes, and cooking classes.

Tune in to discover how you can take control of your aging process and live your best life, no matter your age. Whether you want to make small changes or significant lifestyle shifts, this episode offers valuable advice and practical tips to help you feel younger and healthier.

In this episode of Living Well with Robin Stoloff, we delve into the elusive quest for a good night's sleep with guest Amanda Chocko, a nutritional therapy practitioner, author, and sleep coach. Amanda shares her personal journey from being a chronic insomniac to becoming a sleep expert, revealing the holistic approaches she uses to help her clients achieve restorative sleep.

Amanda discusses the root causes of sleep issues, the impact of diet and lifestyle, and the importance of stress management. She introduces her book, "Relax, Sleep, Thrive: Your Five Week Journey to Peaceful, Restorative Sleep," which offers a step-by-step program to improve sleep quality. Key strategies include maintaining a regular sleep schedule, creating a sleep-friendly environment, and managing stress through techniques such as meditation and journaling.

Additionally, Amanda sheds light on the effects of alcohol, blood sugar imbalances, and hormonal changes on sleep. She also explains the benefits of different types of noise, such as pink noise, to enhance sleep quality. Tune in to discover practical tips and success stories to help you transform your sleep and overall well-being.

For more information and resources, visit Amanda's website at amandachocko.com and follow her on Instagram at @amanda.chocko.

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