This episode breaks down the psychology and modern-day issues with hook-up culture and only fans. The sisters deep dive into the trending topic of an Onlyfans model who slept with 100 men in one day.

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The meeting covered a wide range of topics related to health and wellness, with a particular focus on the impact of technology and environmental stressors on human health. Justin Frandson, a guest speaker, initiated discussions on topics such as EMF, wellness, and the impact of technology on health. The participants explored the potential health risks associated with man-made electromagnetic fields and their differential absorption by various parts of the human body. They also discussed the importance of grounding by nature and the use of crystals for EMF protection.

The conversation also touched on the vital role of nature in recharging and eliminating environmental factors. Justin Frandson stressed the significance of hydration and nutrition, particularly diatomaceous earth and Irish sea moss, in rehydrating the body and facilitating cleansing. The participants explored the concept of the immune system as a balance of positive and negative ions, emphasizing the need for coherence both internally and externally for long-term health and vitality. They also discussed the future of healthcare and the need for a shift towards holistic approaches, emphasizing the impact of environmental factors on well-being.

The meeting also covered topics related to personal experiences and product recommendations. Justin Frandson shared details about his work and how the audience can connect with him to obtain grounding bags and follow his content on social media. The participants also discussed potential collaborations for podcasts and plans to connect with influential individuals in podcasting and product sourcing. Additionally, they explored the impact of technology and environmental stressors on children's health, expressing concerns about the increasing prevalence of ADD, ADHD, and autism in children, attributing it to excessive screen time and lack of outdoor activities.

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This deep conversation about Ryan's energy, presence, and potential as a leader, emphasizes the importance of authenticity and vulnerability in leadership. Ryan Yakiwchuk shared his holistic approach to movement and strength, emphasizing the significance of outdoor activities, healthy eating, and hot yoga in his life. The section centered on the theme of mentorship and personal growth, with the speakers emphasizing the importance of not fostering dependency but rather empowering individuals to evolve on their own. The conversation also delved into the spiritual journey, distinguishing between spiritualism and consciousness, and the desire to awaken others to the limitless potential of consciousness.

Ryan Yakiwchuk opened up about the challenges he has faced in connecting with his sons due to his upbringing, expressing how his experiences have influenced his parenting style. He shared a transformative moment of apologizing to his son for his past behavior, emphasizing the importance of breaking generational patterns and being vulnerable in relationships. The meeting section featured a thought-provoking dialogue on the correlation between mental state and physical injury, as the speaker recounted a personal incident of injuring herself while running. The conversation delved into the energetic patterns and the influence of fear versus love on one's well-being, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's thoughts before an injury.

The section focused on the importance of conscious partnerships and the role of both masculine and feminine energies in creating balance and support. The speakers emphasized the impact of lacking a grounded masculine or feminine energy, sharing personal experiences to illustrate the significance of partnerships in maintaining flow and manifestation. Ryan Yakiwchuk and the conference room participants engaged in a deeply emotional and personal discussion, sharing their experiences and expressing profound gratitude for each other's understanding and support. The conversation served as a reminder of the power of human connection and the impact of showing up for one another, providing a source of inspiration and strength for those navigating their journeys.

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Megan and Nicole shared their experiences with Kambo, a detoxing medicine used by shamans in the Amazon and South America. They discussed the benefits of Kambo, including its ability to purify and eliminate toxins in the body, and its potential to help or cure various conditions. They emphasized the importance of working with a knowledgeable shaman and surrendering to the process.

They also shared personal anecdotes about the physical and emotional effects of the medicine, as well as insights into their own energetic weaknesses. They encouraged people to try plant medicine and to step into the surrender of life, even though it can be daunting at times. Finally, they discussed the need for integration after working with plant medicines and mentioned their upcoming retreat, which will include Kambo and other plant medicines.

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Last week we talked about the peptide oxytocin (OT). This week’s we will explore the other ancient peptide molecule, vasopressin (VP). Oxytocin and VP are genetic and biochemical siblings. Both originated from a single ancestral gene that produced vasotocin. Vasotocin is found in reptiles and other vertebrates and can be measured in the mammalian fetus. OT and VP, with their receptors, function as an integrated, adaptive system, allowing the mammalian body to survive, maintain homeostasis, and reproduce in an ever-changing world.

Sources of individual differences in OT and VP and the sensitivity of their receptors include gender and basic genetic differences. For example, some species, including humans and other socially monogamous mammals, such as prairie voles and dogs, have high levels of OT and an apparent dependence on OT to allow the expression of high sociality and attention to positive social cues. The OT receptor (OTR) and V1 receptor (V1aR) also can be epigenetically tuned by experience, increasing the capacity of OT and VP to have complex adaptive functions.

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Hannah Went, an expert in epigenetics and integrative medicine. They discussed the importance of bridging different types of work in the medical field and the shifting attitudes toward using psychedelics in therapy. Hannah talked about her background, how she got into the field of epigenetics, and her work with True Diagnostic and the peptide world. The sisters and Hannah also discussed the challenges of working in a startup and the importance of objective data in the medical field.

Exploring the exciting possibilities of epigenetics in personalized medicine. They discussed the need for collaboration and data sharing to fully realize epigenetics's potential in treating individuals. They emphasized the importance of individuality in treatment plans and the need to customize coaching programs to suit each person's unique background and experiences. They also delved into the drawbacks of the Western medicine approach and the benefits of epigenetic markers in picking up environmental factors that affect health.

Hannah discussed the potential of low-dose lithium and mineral-based therapy in addressing health concerns. They also discussed a clinical trial conducted with ketamine and its potential in therapy. The study involved personalized sessions before, during, and after the ketamine infusion, which showed good correlations with biological age outcomes and reductions in stressor and trauma-related genes. They also touched on the potential of epigenetics in therapy and the need for individualized treatment, highlighting the importance of looking at the individual's healing and perception of self.

Finally, the sisters and Hannah discuss the potential for an unofficial clinical trial involving plant medicine and epigenetics. They planned to collaborate with others in the industry and explore the biological and spiritual aspects of the trial. They discussed the potential for bridging science and theory and the potential for making a difference in the world. They also discussed the potential for forming a clinical trial or collecting data for one later.

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Megan and Nicole provided a comprehensive overview of oxytocin, discussing its role in social bonding, maternal behavior, and pair bonding. They explained how oxytocin affects the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, and how a lack of oxytocin can lead to loner behavior and psychopathy. They also discussed the dangers of hook-up culture and how it can mess up oxytocin receptors in the brain, leading to anxiety, depression, and unregulated mental health. Additionally, they explored the impact of oxytocin on aging and metabolism, relationships and society, and the many benefits of oxytocin, including its ability to create bonds between individuals and its role in overall health and well-being.