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A new study from Yale showing that parental stress may be a major, often overlooked driver of childhood obesity that's impacting parenting behaviors, children’s eating habits, and weight outcomes more than nutrition advice alone.

In the veggies of the matter, we take a deep dive into what stress actually is (any demand requiring the body to adapt) and how cumulative “stress bucket” overload from emotional, physical, and environmental sources can lead to symptoms like hormone imbalances, digestive issues, fatigue, and blood sugar dysregulation. I also outline a few practical ways to manage stress by both reducing inputs and increasing resilience through sleep, nutrition, recovery, and lifestyle shifts.

Links mentioned during this episode:

Stress and Health Blog Post: https://bit.ly/HiddenEffectsOfStress

Mindfulness and childhood obesity study: https://bit.ly/4rS6pNB

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I sat down with psychologist Meg Tuohey to talk about something I see constantly in my practice: high-achieving women who are doing everything “right” (eating well, exercising, reading the books, setting the goals) and still feel disconnected or unsettled.

Meg Tuohey is a licensed psychologist, sought-after speaker, and host of the Wisdom Stripes podcast. Upon its one-year anniversary in October 2025, Wisdom Stripes reached over 1.8 million lifetime downloads and ranked Top 15 in Education in the United States. Her work centers on helping women reconnect with themselves, understand their inner world, and lead with clarity and wisdom—especially during moments of trauma, transition, or identity fracture.

Grounded in evidence-based psychology and shaped by decades of clinical experience, Meg is known for meeting women where they are and helping them move beyond survival into grounded leadership within themselves, their families, and their communities.

Meg Tuohey's book: https://amzn.to/4rtGgFD

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A fascinating new study published last month exploring whether aligning overnight fasting with our natural sleep-wake cycle could improve cardiovascular and metabolic health. In simple terms, how long before bed should we stop eating?

In the Veggies of the Matter, I share my 25 favorite tips for incorporating more veggies into your diet. From flavor combos to ways I like to use leftovers, you’re sure to find something new to add to your meal plan this week!

Links mentioned during this episode:

Eating before bed / cardiovascular health study: https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/ATVBAHA.125.323355

25 Ways to Make Veggies Taste Good blog post: https://www.thelyonsshare.org/2023/06/27/boost-your-veggie-game-25-creative-ways-to-make-vegetables-taste-good/

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A powerful conversation with Dr. Aaron Hartman, a physician who knows firsthand what it feels like when the medical system runs out of answers. His journey into functional medicine began when conventional care failed his adopted daughter... and what followed reshaped how he understands healing, diagnosis, and patient advocacy.

Dr. Aaron Hartman, MD is a triple-board-certified physician and the founder of Richmond Integrative & Functional Medicine, where he combines traditional family medicine with functional, integrative, and regenerative approaches to help patients uncover and address the root causes of chronic illness. Inspired by his own family’s complex health journey, he pursued advanced training beyond conventional medicine to better serve patients seeking comprehensive, personalized care.

With more than two decades of clinical experience, Dr. Hartman has also served as an assistant clinical professor of family medicine at Virginia Commonwealth University and participated in numerous research initiatives. His work focuses on evidence-based, individualized treatment plans that integrate lifestyle, nutrition, and environmental insights to support long-term healing and optimal health.

Dr. Hartman's website: https://aaronhartmanmd.com/

Dr. Hartman's book, Uncurable: https://amzn.to/3NxRf1L

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The science of healthy travel ... not just “drink more water,” but how much to drink on a four-hour flight, why constipation is so common while traveling, whether you should eat on the plane, and what actually helps protect circulation and energy in transit.

We also dive into practical strategies that go beyond the basics: compression socks and DVT risk, protein/fat/fiber snack formulas, how to navigate airport food without blood sugar crashes, whether to exercise before flying, and simple breathing techniques to regulate your nervous system at takeoff.

Links mentioned during this episode:

Healthy Travel Tips Blog Post: https://bit.ly/TLStraveltips

Muse guided meditations: https://choosemuse.com/thelyonsshare (code THELYONSSHARE)

Beekeeper's Naturals: https://link.beekeepersnaturals.com/thelyonsshare ( code THELYONSSHARE for 25% off)

Magnesium blog post: https://www.thelyonsshare.org/2022/04/05/which-type-of-magnesium-is-best-for-you/

Compression sleeves: https://amzn.to/4rueY1I

Jet Lag episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e156-jet-lag-be-gone-the-science-and-strategies/id1531030448?i=1000631588899

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A thoughtful, science-based conversation about peptides, designed specifically for the peptide-curious with Dr. Chris Renna. This isn’t a sales pitch or a “everyone should be on peptides” episode (I'm not!). It’s an honest conversation about where peptides may fit, and where foundational health still matters more.

Dr. Renna is a family physician who graduated from the University of Texas and earned his medical degree cum laude from the University of North Texas Health Science Center. Early in his career, he realized traditional medical training focused on diagnosing disease rather than creating true health, so in 1992, he founded LifeSpan Medicine, a personalized, prevention-focused practice built on concierge support and 24/7 access to care. With more than three decades dedicated to helping patients optimize their health, he’s become a nationally recognized leader in preventive medicine, as well as a published author and sought-after speaker.

Links mentioned during this episode:

LifeSpan Clinic: https://www.lifespanmedicine.com/our-team

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In this week’s episode of Wellness Your Way, I revisit episode 18 where I take a grounded, science-based look at what intermittent fasting actually does in the body, who it can help, and who should approach it with caution.

Links mentioned during this episode:

Prenuvo scan $300 discount: https://www.prenuvo.com/ref/ZITXQC

BodySpec scan $10 discount: https://www.bodyspec.com/r/8KwGBI

Visceral fat / brain health study: https://www.rsna.org/media/press/2025/2614

Intermittent fasting blog post: https://www.thelyonsshare.org/2019/11/19/is-intermittent-fasting-healthy/

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Why symptoms like weight changes, hormone shifts, low energy, mood changes, and metabolic issues are rarely isolated problems. Denise also shares why she believes there’s no such thing as “mental health” versus “physical health”—just health—and why removing pressure and perfection can be one of the most healing steps people take.

With over three decades of experience in healthcare as a physician, CEO and Chief Strategy Officer, Denise S. Brown, MD is a transformative leader who helps women in business learn how to prioritize and avoid maternal overwhelm. A thought leader in self-care activities for women, she brings her expertise to books for successful women.

Dr. Brown's Book, The Fairy God Doctor's Guide to a Good Life: https://amzn.to/45xQ48A

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