Podcast appearances and mentions of aaron stuber

A blast from the past. My previous co-host from the Thought For Food days Aaron Stuber returns to the show for a random conversation covering ADHD, writing books, mortality, and more. Visit intheflownutrition.com to connect and sign up for nutrition consulting services.

Aaron and I return for part 2 of our conversation around wearable and tracking technology for athletes; their pros and cons, place in sport, and our experience using them professionally and personally. We dive into the realm of nutrition and fitness tracking tools like Cronometer and Strava, plus biomarker software like InsideTracker.

What's the deal with wearable technology? Things like the Whoop strap, Oura ring, Apple Watches, glucose monitors, etc. are becoming more and more popular in the athletic performance scene, claimed to give an "edge" to tracking performance metrics. But is this tech something we should all be focused on? Friend of the podcast and previous co-host of Thought For Food, Aaron Stuber joins the show to discuss in a candid, free-flowing conversation about this stuff. Let's dive in.

As an homage to my previous podcast, Thought For Food, I want to repost some of my favorite episodes. Starting off with one of my proudest - What's the Deal with Fiber. My co-host Aaron Stuber and I break down everything you need to know about the world's most underrated and wonderful nutrient. As you'll hear, fiber feeds the vast colony of intestinal bacteria - our microbiome - to fuel the good ones doing all sorts of awesome stuff including immune function and cancer growth prevention, and of course implicated in those epic dumps we all love. For references, visit http://intheflownutrition.com/blog. 

I sit down with my dear friend and previous Thought For Food co-host, Aaron Stuber to talk about the concept of Lifestyle Medicine and how it can be applied to active people and athletes. Aaron is a Lifestyle Medicine board-certified registered nurse, health coach, mountain athlete, and dad.  We discuss the 6 pillars of Lifestyle Medicine, meditation, social media, exercise addiction, and more. Learn more about what Aaron is up to at http://aaronstuber.com    

In 2013, Aaron graduated from Oregon Health & Science University School of Nursing. Since that time he has worked in a variety of in-patient, acute care settings from cardiac step-down to Behavioral Health as well as out-patient Urgent and Primary Care. Most of his clinical experience and expertise is in cardiovascular care and disease management where he counseled hundreds of individual patients on lifestyle modification to prevent, arrest and sometimes reverse their chronic disease. Aaron is a Board Certified Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner through the American Board of Lifestyle Medicine and received his training through the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, of which he is an active member. He is also a graduate of the Wellcoaches online program for Health and Wellness Coaches, one of the premier, science-based programs for professional Health Coaches. After completing his training, Aaron began working privately with people outside the hospital to help them take personal responsibility for their health and transform their lives. He is currently finishing additional health coaching training through the Wellstart Health program. From 2016 to 2019, Aaron co-hosted the Thought For Food Podcast, a show dedicated to public education around nutrition science, Lifestyle Medicine, athletic performance and critical thinking. Aaron loves to write and contributes lifestyle related articles to a leading Digital Therapeutics company as well as his own blog. His academic and clinical interests include nutrition science, Lifestyle Medicine, behavior change science, cardiovascular disease and sports performance as well as the prevention and treatment of metabolic syndrome with evidence-based lifestyle interventions. Aaron has a background in rock climbing, mountain trail running and functional strength training. When he's not working or training, he enjoys traveling, camping, making smoothies and spending time with his family in the mountains of Colorado. This is the conversation about the unique role nurses can play in the field of lifestyle medicine and why it is important to empower them with the necessary tools. In this episode Aaron shares his experience in the hospital system and how it inspired him to get training as a health coach and Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner. He talks about some of the frustrations and the inconsistencies in messaging and medical advice he has observed, and how it molded his professional work and career interests. Aaron shares data about how nurses are perceived in hospital setting and makes the case for why nurses are ideally suited for implementing Lifestyle Medicine in acute and primary care settings, and why hospitals and clinics should be investing in Lifestyle Medicine education for their nurses. For more resources or to get in touch with Aaron please visit https://www.aaronstuber.com/

Aaron Stuber, RN, BSN, DipACLM graduated from Oregon Health & Science University School of Nursing in 2013. Since that time he has worked in a variety of in-patient, acute care settings from cardiac step-down to Behavioral Health as well as out-patient Urgent and Primary Care. Most of his clinical experience and expertise is in cardiovascular care and disease management where he counseled hundreds of individual patients on lifestyle modification to prevent, arrest and sometimes reverse their chronic disease. Aaron is a Board Certified Lifestyle Medicine Practitioner through the American Board of Lifestyle Medicine and received his training through the American College of Lifestyle Medicine, of which he is an active member. He is also a graduate of the Wellcoaches online program for Health and Wellness Coaches, one of the premier, science-based programs for professional Health Coaches. After completing his training, Aaron began working privately with people outside the hospital to help them take personal responsibility for their health and transform their lives. From 2016 to 2019, Aaron co-hosted the Thought For Food Podcast, a show dedicated to public education around nutrition science, Lifestyle Medicine, athletic performance and critical thinking. His academic and clinical interests include nutrition science, Lifestyle Medicine, behavior change science, cardiovascular disease and sports performance as well as the prevention and treatment of metabolic syndrome with evidence-based lifestyle interventions. Aaron has a background in rock climbing, mountain trail running and functional strength training. When he’s not working or training, he enjoys traveling, camping, making smoothies and spending time with his family in the mountains of Colorado. In this conversation Aaron shares his journey of exploration and experimentation with various diets and the discovery of plant-based lifestyle. Aaron talks about his experience working in cardiac step down unit, we talk about healthcare and how lifestyle medicine fits (or should fit) into equation. Aaron also shares some of the most common barriers to behavior change he has seen in his patients and how to overcome them. To learn more or connect with Aaron, please visit: https://www.aaronstuber.com

Jackson and Aaron from Thought For Food Lifestyle are here to talk about why there's so much pseudoscience within veganism, and how we can all work toward bringing back sanity to the movement. We also discuss how Jackson and Aaron fuel their respective athletic training on 100% plant-based diets, why fiber is the most underrated nutrient of all time, and the concept of the preponderance of evidence, and how to use it when you're evaluating whether or not a health, nutrition, or fitness claim is bullshit.

Aaron Stuber and Jackson Long are the plant-based duo behind Thought for Food Podcast and TV. Their mission is to educate and inspire people to live healthy, compassionate, and adventurous lives through plant-based nutrition.  I personally enjoy their show and use it as one of my guides for staying up to date on the latest evidence-based nutritional science. They are both high level athletes and always have interesting insight about how to be a plant-based athlete.  They are both interesting individuals in their daily life as well. Aaron is a registered nurse and also a Health and Wellness Coach.  Jackson is an elite cyclist, finishing his Master's Degree in Applied Nutrition, and has the eCornell certification for Plant-Based Nutrition (something I want to get!) I love these guys because they are authentic, unpretentious, and hilarious.  Th  is was a fun episode because we talked about a lot of the frequently asked questions about plant-based diets.  We talked about how they formed Though for Food, how to be a plant-based athlete, the truth about fat, the Blue Zones and longevity, and how to know what to believe in terms of nutritional studies. Topics Discussed in the Podcast  How TFF started How to be a Plant-Based Athlete The truth about fat and why you need it caloric density How do you know if a nutritional study is trustworthy? Blue Zones Tips for traveling on a plant-based diet  Links TFF Podcast TFF Website Thought for Food TV TFF Newsletter Cronometer Blue Zones Podcast Sponsor: Health IQ Life insurance savings for people like us who actually eat healthy and take care of our body.  Get a quote or mention "Sonya" when you talk to an agent. Support the Show If you would like to support the growth my show, I'd love your contribution on.  Patreon.  The current production of this free show is primarily supported out of my own pocket and a small portion is covered through the donations on Patreon. With my Patreon page, you can donate directly to the show which will help me cover the costs and help it grow! Even 4 bucks a month- the cost of one coffee per month helps a LOT! Thanks, I really appreciate your support! Crowdfunding on Patreon – thank you! Shop my products!  Leave a review or share on social media Don't forget to subscribe! Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Spotify Thanks for listening!    

Between the current advances in plant-based meat alternatives and innovations taking place in the "clean meat" industry, the food landscape as we know it could change dramatically over the next several years. How will these changes impact our understanding of what meat is, and will that effect the vegan movement? We sit down with Jackson Long and Aaron Stuber of the Thought For Food Podcast to discuss.

Aaron Stuber and Jackson Long are the irreverent, hilarious, and extremely fit duo behind the Thought For Food Podcast and nascent publishing empire. Aaron is a cardiovascular nurse, and a long-time competitive climber. When he first started dating his vegetarian girlfriend, he initially dismissed that diet as "the dumbest thing I've ever heard of." Then he began to feel the effects of adding more plants to his diet, checked out the science, and was hooked. Jackson is a competitive road cyclist who has competed at the national and international levels. During one particularly grueling training season, he followed his coaches' paleo advice and ditched the carbs - and started feeling terrible. He also turned to research, found Forks Over Knives, Rich Roll, and Brendan Brazier, and turned his health and his fitness around in short order.

Meet Jackson Long and Aaron Stuber of 'Thought For Food' who provide evidence-based education in nutrition science, athletic performance, and healthy living. We talk all things epic in this conversation and we hope you enjoy it! Please share the podcast!! Jackson is a graduate from the University of Colorado, Boulder with a degree in Integrative Physiology and Public Health. He’s certified in Plant-Based Nutrition from Cornell and is currently pursuing his Master’s Degree in Applied Nutrition. Fascinated with the integration of nutrition, lifestyle, exercise, and health, Jackson switched to a plant-based vegan lifestyle in 2014. This change catalyzed a passion for helping others achieve optimal health and athletic performance through nutrition. Jackson is also a high level road cyclist, having raced at the national and international level for 10 years. Follow Jackson on Instagram: @jacksonlong In 2013, Aaron graduated from Oregon Health & Science University in Portland with a bachelors degree in nursing. Aaron now lives and works in Boulder, Colorado as a Registered Nurse specializing in cardiovascular care. He is also a certified Emergency Medical Technician with specialized training in wilderness medicine through the Wilderness Medicine Institute. In 2015, he graduated from the WellCoaches online program for Health and Wellness Coaches, a science-based program for professional Health Coaches. Nutrition science has been a passion of Aaron’s for over a decade and he has enjoyed living a plant-based lifestyle during that time. Aaron has a background in rock climbing and has been running mountain ultra marathons for the last 4 years. When he’s not working or training, Aaron enjoys traveling, making smoothies and spending time with his wife, Allison, daughter, Lilah, and their small farm of pets. Find Jackson and Aaron here: Thought For Food Podcast: https://soundcloud.com/tffpodcast Thought For Food TV: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT3Z3kL6Nsbhb0AY8mzpQhA Thought For Food Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tfflifestyle/ Thought For Food Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TFFlifestyle/ Thought For Food Website: https://tfflifestyle.com/

Sid sits down for a round table conversation with Thought for Food Lifestyle’s Aaron Stuber and Jackson Long. Topics include minimalism, coaching challenges, the current state of social media and much more! Health Made Simple Meal Plan System! (by Sid and Matt Frazier, the No Meat Athlete) Donate to the Podcast! | AtN Podcast Merchandise | ...

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