Podcasts about BHT

Are you ready to make smarter choices about your skincare? Let's talk about how AI and the Environmental Working Group (EWG) can help you understand what's really in your beauty products! In today's episode, we dive into the best ways to decode ingredient lists and ensure you're using products that are truly safe for your skin. I'm breaking down how to use EWG.org and ChatGPT to find out the ratings and health impacts of every product you're using—so you don't have to wonder if your skincare is helping or harming your body! ✨ Questions you'll want answered in today's episode: What happens if the product on EWG.org doesn't reflect the latest formula, and how do we fix it? How can ChatGPT help me find safer alternatives for my favorite skincare products? What are the long-term health effects of using ingredients like lead, BHA, and BHT in cosmetics, and how can we avoid them? This episode is a game-changer for anyone who's serious about healthy, informed beauty choices. Plus, if you're into tech and wellness, I'll show you how to use AI to make the best choices for your health. Tune in and start making smarter, safer decisions today! XX, Lindsey Next Steps: Book a ONE on ONE Skincare Routine coaching call with me to get you Radiant skin!  LISTEN TO EXCLUSIVE PODCAST CONTENT and Download our FREE Esthetician led Skincare app: Apple IOS  Here OR Google Play Here Download my Free 7 Day Skincare Guide: Here If you liked this episode, you will also like this one : Discover Your Skin type: HERE Favorite Skincare Products HERE Connect with me:  @lindseyrholder and @spaskinandbeauty  Leave a review and get instant access to my  48 Hour Skincare Makeover Guide: HERE Listen to related episodes: Clean Beauty Swaps: From Charlotte Tilbury to NYX Gloss Alternatives with Lauren Brooke Co. Spring Skincare Refresh – Back to Basics Goodbye Wrinkles: The Ultimate Guide to Frownies as a Natural Botox Alternative  

Look for a natural formula free of toxic ingredients (BHT), artificial colors and artificial flavors...   And don't miss the following topics that Terry will also discuss on this show: Keep Your Puppy Cancer Free Polyphenols Prevent Anxiety The Cholesterol Number You SHOULD Care About! Overtreated Prostate Cancer

Les bains de bouche industriels et leur compositionSi on regarde de près leur composition, on trouve des substances comme les parabènes, les PEGs, le BHT, et le cetylpyridinium chloride. Ce sont des irritants, des polluants, voire des perturbateurs endocriniens suspectés. Autre souci majeur : la chlorhexidine, un puissant antiseptique. S'il permet de réduire la plaque dentaire et les saignements, il massacre aussi le microbiote buccal. Tout comme au niveau intestinal, on a des « mauvaises » bactéries, mais aussi des bonnes, vraiment bénéfiques pour notre santé. La chlorhexidine enlève tout sur son passage.D'ailleurs, en novembre 2023, l'ANSM a même alerté sur les risques de réactions allergiques graves à cette molécule.Quelles sont les alternatives saines ?Les bains de bouche aux huiles essentielles et extraits de plantes sont clairement plus propres. Surtout parmi les marques bio. Il est donc important de s'informer et de choisir des formules équilibrées sans ingrédient toxique pour vous et l'environnement.Il est également possible de faire ce qu'on appelle le gandoush. Cette technique millénaire issue de l'ayurveda consiste à se rincer la bouche avec une cuillère à soupe d'huile végétale, comme l'huile de sésame ou de coco, progressivement jusqu'à 15 à 20 minutes. En plus d'assainir en profondeur la cavité buccale, d'éliminer les bactéries et de réguler le pH, le gandoush permettrait une véritable détoxification de l'organisme.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In the last podcast, I discussed sources of toxins and how they can impact the brain and development.In this podcast, I'll focus on ways to reduce exposure. I say reduce because there is no way to completely eliminate our exposure to toxins. This reality can be liberating for those who struggle with perfectionism.If you're new at this, feel good about starting. Avoid feeling bad about what you haven't done yet. (Negative thoughts aren't great for detoxification;)For me, lowering exposures has been a stepwise process. When I began, I had to avoid overwhelm and resist trying to do everything at once.Though I've familiarized myself with the most researched toxins and their specific health impacts, I try to focus more on what I can do to avoid them so I can get on with life and not think about them.Some of the most researched toxins (last I checked) include mercury, lead, arsenic, cadmium, PBDEs, organophosphates, glycerophosphate, BPA, BHA, BHT, PCBs, sodium benzoate, butane, tartrazine dye, potassium bromate, ADA, BVO, yellow food dye number's 5 and 6, red dye number 40, bovine growth hormone, synthetic hormones, ractopamine, phthalates, parabens, phenylenediamine, oxybenzone, acrylic, DEA, triclosan, PFAS including PFOS, benzene, chlorine, chloramine, ochratoxin, trichothecenes, aflatoxin, chaetoglobosin, gliotoxin, and zearalenone.Electromagnetic fields, though not “toxins,” are considered toxicants, which have similar impacts on our bodies and brains. I've previously shared how we can start to assess and lower those.To learn more about the root causes of brain symptoms and the consultations that I offer, visit courtneysnydermd.comDisclaimer:This podcast is for educational purposes and not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment for yourself or others, including but not limited to patients you are treating (if you are a practitioner). Consult your physician for any medical issues that you may be having. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit courtneysnydermd.substack.com

Cosmetici e Salute Mestruale: gli Interferenti Endocrini che danneggiano i tuoi ormoni (e la tua salute in generale!) Quali prodotti Cosmetici scegliere per la nostra Salute Mestruale (e generale)? Cosa evitare nelle etichette?Francesca di @tiarebioecocosmesi ci ha a dir poco ILLUMINATE con questa interessantissima diretta. Decidete in maniera INFORMATA e CONSAPEVOLE dove spendere i vostri soldi. Ne va della salute vostra e dei vostri cari, oltre che di quella dell'ambiente! Ecco una lista di ingredienti da evitare assolutamente: ▸ Nei COSMETICI: parabeni (tutti), triclosan, resorcina- resorcinolo, ciclometicone, BHA, BHT, benzofenoni ▸ Nei DETERSIVI: ammoniaca, octilfenolo, nonifenolo ▸ Nel TESSILE: piombo, mercurio, nickel, arsenico (usati tutti per fissare i colori) ▸ FTALATI in tutte le categorie Nella diretta ci siamo dimenticate di darvi un codice sconto a voi dedicato: CONOSCITIARE -10% su tutto lo shop (fino al 10/12/2024) - no aff ✅ (NEW) Nel nostro Ebook “Distruttori endocrini” troverai esattamente quali sono tutti i distruttori endocrini che ci bombardano al mondo d'oggi, dove si trovano, e come proteggerti riducendo l'esposizione (e con cosa sostituirli quando possibile!). ===================================== Dove seguirci: Il nostro ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠profilo Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ @conoscitestessa La nostra ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Pagina Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ "Conosci Te Stessa" Il nostro ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Canale Youtube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ "Conosci Te Stessa"

Did you know that Canadian Froot Loops are colored with watermelon, carrot, and blueberry juice, turmeric, and other natural sources, while American Froot Loops contain Red 40, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, and Blue 1?? Kellogg's seems to have no issue filling American children with health-altering chemicals when they make the exact product with better ingredients for other countries. So is it time to vote differently with your dollar and improve the health of your family? The Kellogg's boycott is a hot cultural conversation in the nutrition world right now, as tons of big-name influencers and activists are taking a stand against their use of BHT and artificial food dyes in kid-centric cereals.  Join me for a conversation on where this all began, what to consider for your own family, some great alternatives (both whole food and cereal aisle options) if you want to ditch the Froot Loops, and some key considerations on how God fits into the picture of your food decisions.  0:00 Introduction3:30 Prayer4:19 Background on the recent Kellogg's protest7:59 How Kellogg's responded9:49 The call to boycott Kellogg's10:51 The health concerns with BHT and food dyes12:29 America has some of the most lenient FDA restrictions14:48 Kellogg's brands to boycott15:44 Reasons to join the boycott18:29 Alternatives to Kellogg's breakfast cereal22:04 How does God fit into your food decisions26:10 Do you need to make some changes to your breakfast routine?Scriptures referenced in this episode:Genesis 1:29Genesis 9:3Links to show references:Vani Hari's letter to Kellogg'sVani Hari's speech at Kellogg's on Oct 15thIngredient differences in Canadian vs. American Froot LoopsImage of Canadian vs. American Froot LoopsKellogg's cereal brands to avoid if you want to join the boycottJason Karp IG post about voting with your dollarKnow that you can always reach out with prayer requests or listener questions by emailing me at movedbyhimpodcast@gmail.com (or message me on Instagram at @movedbyhim_)!Did you know that leaving a 5-star rating takes only a couple seconds? If you are grateful for this content and are excited to hear more, a quick rating and review would be so greatly appreciated

This week, “The Highwire” live streamed a historic rally led by the Food Babe, Vani Hari, along with over a thousand protesters who marched to Kellogg's headquarters in Battle Creek, Michigan. There they delivered more than 400,000 signed petitions demanding harmful food dyes and the chemical preservative BHT be removed from their cereals in the US, like it is internationally. The cereal giant's refusal to meet with petitioners has resulted in a countrywide call to cancel Kellogg's.

Founder of Food Babe & Truvani, Vani Hari, joins Del in the wake of her powerful testimony at Senator Ron Johnson's roundtable discussion on health. They discuss what started her passion for uncovering dangerous chemicals in everyday foods that led to her becoming a leading activist against America's food industry. Hear how you can get involved in her fight against Kelloggs to remove harmful food dyes and BHT from kids cereals.

Consider this: Skittles, Pop-Tarts, Gatorade, Little Debbie's, Coffee-mate, Ritz Crackers, Pillsbury biscuits, Wheat Thins and Frosted Flakes are common staples in the US kitchen, but due to their food colorings, BHT (butylated hydroxytoluene), and hydrogenated soybean and cottonseed oils they are actually banned in numerous countries, from Iceland and Austria to Hungary, Japan, and much of the European Union. The US FDA has recently decided to ban BVO (brominated vegetable oil), found in Mountain Dew and Powerade among other products, but this is a result of public outrage rather than objective science. Why do so many countries have the same conclusion about this junk but the US can't figure it out? Many of these products, if they are sold in thee above countries, have completely different ingredients. So even if someone were a huge fan of Frosted Flakes can they explain why the product only needs BHT in the United States? -FREE ARCHIVE & RSS: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-secret-teachings Twitter: https://twitter.com/TST___Radio Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesecretteachings WEBSITE (BOOKS, RESUBSCRIBE for early show access): http://thesecretteachings.info Paypal: rdgable@yahoo.com CashApp: $rdgable EMAIL: rdgable@yahoo.com / TSTRadio@protonmail.com

Consider this: Skittles, Pop-Tarts, Gatorade, Little Debbie's, Coffee-mate, Ritz Crackers, Pillsbury biscuits, Wheat Thins and Frosted Flakes are common staples in the US kitchen, but due to their food colorings, BHT (butylated hydroxytoluene), and hydrogenated soybean and cottonseed oils they are actually banned in numerous countries, from Iceland and Austria to Hungary, Japan, and much of the European Union. The US FDA has recently decided to ban BVO (brominated vegetable oil), found in Mountain Dew and Powerade among other products, but this is a result of public outrage rather than objective science. Why do so many countries come to the same conclusion about this junk but the US can't figure it out? Many of these products, if they are sold in thee above countries, have completely different ingredients. So even if someone were a huge fan of Frosted Flakes can they explain why the product only needs BHT in the United States? -FREE ARCHIVE & RSS: https://www.spreaker.com/show/the-secret-teachingsTwitter: https://twitter.com/TST___RadioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thesecretteachingsWEBSITE (BOOKS, RESUBSCRIBE for early show access): http://thesecretteachings.infoPaypal: rdgable@yahoo.comCashApp: $rdgableBuy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/tstradioSUBSCRIBE TO NETWORK: http://aftermath.mediaEMAIL: rdgable@yahoo.com / TSTRadio@protonmail.com

Does the possibility of reversing Alzheimers really exist? Steven Fowkes, the original grandfather of Biohacking, says yes. We dive into his extensive research for relief from certain illnesses and the top supplements for longevity. This podcast is not making any medical claims, these are just the views of podcast guest, Steven Fowkes. Episode brought to you by Femmenessence (organic maca). Code: ASHLEYDEELEY15 Sleep better and increase your progesterone. Ease hot flashes and moodiness with this organic maca. New episodes of Welcome to Wellness are released every Friday! 7:56: Reverse Alzheimers (YouTube) and blog post 9:58: The root cause of Alzheimer's disease is the loss of glutathione recycling and the release of mercury from its glutathione-bound form 11:42: N-Acetyl Cysteine (precursor to glutathione and great to take when drinking alcohol as alcohol depletes glutathione) 14:42: dozens to hundreds of people are having their Alzheimer's disease reversed 18:55: BHT supplement- Butylated Hydroxytoluene (powder) (pill): great for the flu and viruses 21:46: Stop Shingles / Wipe Out Herpes (⁠Free BHT book here⁠) 22:45: Protocol for stopping Shingles (with coconut oil) 26:28: Selenium (sodium selenite) to cut your risk of getting cancer in half (the cheapest life insurance and health insurance you can buy) 34:28: Fish oil is a fad 37:08: How to test your fish oil (rancid or not) 39:52: Melatonin and high dose Melatonin 41:58: Melatonin to treat Cataracts and Reduce Macular Degeneration 46:37: Tryptophan cocktail (great for anyone suffering from Covid): Directions: Mix tryptophan with collagen (must first dissolve collagen before adding tryptophan). Great to curb carb cravings as well! 48:23: DMSO for spinal cord injuries and as anti-inflammatory 49:12: Transdermal copper for topical pain 56:58: Alcohol Detox by NutriDyn (Hangover Help) 58:16: Paracetam 1:04:50: B Complex vitamins (essential for a strong body and brain - tag line) 1:05:57: Brain games and card games for brain health 1:07:47: EDTA to absorb lead Where to find Steve: Website Amazon - Smart Drugs LinkedIn Overcome Stage Freight YouTube Free BHT Book

Prof. Dr. Stefan Edlich ist Professor für Softwaretechnik an der BHT, der Berliner Hochschule für Technik. Dort leitet er den Masterstudiengang Data Science, den ersten seiner Art in Ostdeutschland. Generative KI ist nicht nur fester Bestandteil seiner Lehrveranstaltungen, er gibt seine Erfahrungen auch regelmäßig in Kursen an Schulen weiter. In dieser Folge von „AI und jetzt“ erkunden wir, wie generative KI Forschung und Lehre verändert: Wie nutzen Lehrende und Lernende KI-Tools, wie können Schulen und Universitäten angehende Absolvent:innen auf die Anforderungen der Zukunft vorbereiten und welche Herausforderungen bestehen dabei? Und was bedeutet das alles für die Ausbildung von Softwareentwickler:innen? Denn so viel steht fest: Generative KI wird die Art und Weise, wie wir programmieren, grundlegend verändern.

Laura Yecies, CEO of Bone Health Technologies, shares her journey from a tech and marketing background to leading a company that's revolutionizing the treatment of osteoporosis with Osteoboost, a wearable device using NASA-proven vibration technology. Laura's diverse professional experiences highlights her personal motivation to improve people's lives. Her story illustrates a passionate commitment to developing non-pharmacological treatments and fostering better patient support, emphasizing the significance of technology in advancing healthcare. Guest links: www.bonehealthtech.com Charity supported: Equal Justice Initiative Interested in being a guest on the show or have feedback to share? Email us at podcast@velentium.com.  PRODUCTION CREDITS Host: Lindsey Dinneen Editing: Marketing Wise Producer: Velentium   EPISODE TRANSCRIPT Episode 026 - Laura Yecies [00:00:00] Lindsey Dinneen: Hi, I'm Lindsey and I'm talking with MedTech industry leaders on how they change lives for a better world. [00:00:09] Diane Bouis: The inventions and technologies are fascinating and so are the people who work with them. [00:00:15] Frank Jaskulke: There was a period of time where I realized, fundamentally, my job was to go hang out with really smart people that are saving lives and then do work that would help them save more lives. [00:00:28] Diane Bouis: I got into the business to save lives and it is incredibly motivating to work with people who are in that same business, saving or improving lives. [00:00:38] Duane Mancini: What better industry than where I get to wake up every day and just save people's lives. [00:00:42] Lindsey Dinneen: These are extraordinary people doing extraordinary work, and this is The Leading Difference. [00:00:50] Hello, and welcome to The Leading Difference podcast. I'm your host Lindsey, and I'm excited to introduce you to my guests today, Laura Yecies. Laura is the CEO of Bone Health Technologies, makers of Osteoboost, which is the first clinically proven, safe and effective non-pharmacological treatment for low bone density. Osteoboost puts NASA proven vibration in a wearable, comfortable, convenient belt form factor. Laura, thank you so much for being here today. I'm so excited to chat with you. [00:01:23] Laura Yecies: Me too. Really happy to be here. [00:01:25] Lindsey Dinneen: Wonderful. I would love, if you wouldn't mind starting off by telling us a little bit about yourself and your background and maybe what led you to the medtech industry. [00:01:35] Laura Yecies: Sure. My background's in business and tech primarily. I went to college on the east coast and after business school, in 1988, I came to California. I grew up in New York, but my husband was from California and so we decided to give it a shot out here for a little bit. And I started working in tech doing marketing, first in enterprise software, relational databases, and developer tools. And then I moved into consumer softwares, started off at Netscape. And when I was at Netscape, I took on larger roles and responsibilities. I was Vice President of the browser division, managing a group of over 200 engineers, and we were responsible for Netscape 6.1 and 7.0 and the Mozilla spin out. I then led the mail team at Yahoo, when we were sort of the number one email provider. [00:02:30] And then I also worked at a tech startup and spent some time at Checkpoint, which is a large internet security company heading up marketing there as well. And then I was CEO of two different tech startups, Sugar Sink, which is a sink and share company, and that's now owned by J2 Global. And then I became CEO of a small company called Catch. We had a note taking app and we were able to sell that company to Apple and the Catch team became the core part of the Apple Watch team. So that was very exciting. [00:03:03] And after that when I was thinking about what I wanted to do next, I worked on some ideas for my own startup with some colleagues and, some things that happened in my life that really drew my attention to healthcare. And also I grew up in a family of doctors, both my parents, two of my siblings. And then at that point, my two older sons were in medicine, and I'd always been interested in that and had a bit of flexibility because of this exit and decided that, I'm gonna, I'm gonna make a pivot. And so I switched and started looking for roles in the healthcare area. [00:03:40] And everyone sort of wanted me to work in more of the pure software side of healthcare more of the billing and receiving and revenue cycle management and staffing and logistics. And that's interesting and important. But I found that I really wanted to work on something that had directly a health or therapeutic or diagnostic benefit for patients. And so I started consulting. I consulted with companies in the genomics field, MS. And then I was lucky to get my first CEO role at a concussion diagnostic company. And that company, now called NeuroSync had great science. I think they went on to get an FDA clearance for diagnosing concussions. But after a couple years, the board and I had different ideas of what to do. It sometimes happens. [00:04:26] And so I left, I spent a year consulting at Achille Interactive and at Fabric Genomics and a couple of other companies while I was looking for my next CEO role, and I was really excited to have the opportunity, just over three years ago, to join Bone Health Technologies. I knew a marketing consultant that had been there and was connected to the company, and as soon as I saw what they were trying to work on and solve and have, frankly really make a dent in this issue of osteoporosis, I was interested. [00:05:01] I mentioned that my parents were doctors. My dad had been Medical Director of a nursing home, and I worked a couple of summers during college as a nurse's assistant. And people seemed, my recollection was that they were in the nursing home typically for one of two reasons: Alzheimer's, or they broke their hip. And, my grandmother had osteoporosis. I'm a small person. It certainly runs in my family. And so I recognized that it was an important problem, a big problem, an unsolved problem. [00:05:30] And so my really, my only question for the company was, does it work? We had this innovative treatment for osteoporosis and the founders shared the data with me. It was not a sure thing, but I found the data to be very compelling and so I joined and we're three years down the line from that point in time. And one of the most important things that's happened is we finished our pivotal trial and we got the results. Now it takes a while to do a trial for osteoporosis, but we had excellent results from the treatment. [00:06:03] Lindsey Dinneen: Yeah. First of all, thank you so much for telling us a little bit about your background. You have such an incredibly diverse background. So many questions just emerge from that, but I would love to hear about your current device and the way that it works and whatnot. [00:06:18] Laura Yecies: Sure. So it's a wearable treatment. It's a belt that has a vibration pack that you wear over your lumbar spine, specifically at the sacrum. And so we're applying vibration to the hips and lower back, and those are to the key areas that experience fractures from osteoporosis. So hip fractures are very life impacting, deadly for almost 30% of people. Spine fractures, you can imagine, are very painful and debilitating. And so we're focusing vibration, which has been proven to improve bone density on the vulnerable anatomy. And, there's a body of evidence from NASA where they did whole body vibration to try to reduce bone loss for astronauts. [00:07:05] So when astronauts spend time in space, they lose bone. And what they proved was that standing on a whole body vibration platform can improve bone density. But those companies that make these platforms, they have very good products. I'm a believer in the science, but those products haven't gone mainstream. They're people that tend to not comply very well with them, and the good ones are expensive. And so we're aiming to take this proven science-- and by the way, before NASA did the whole body vibration studies, there's a lot of studies in animals and cellular research showing the same thing. There's really a lot of science to support this. [00:07:45] But our device, we aim to solve the ease of use challenge by making it something wearable. And then most importantly, the vibration is applied locally to the vulnerable anatomy. So that's what we do. And what we showed in our pivotal trial is that we reduced bone loss by over 80%. So we measured the lumbar vertebra with a CT scan at baseline in one year. And the patients who were on the active treatment lost about a half a percent of their bone strength. And those on the placebo or sham treatment lost just under 3%. Our patients, we kept them clinically, essentially stable and slow this bone loss so you don't outlive your bones. [00:08:29] Lindsey Dinneen: Wow. That's incredible. I am. . I . I say this a lot and I know it's used as sort of a more tongue in cheek manner, but for real, what a time to be alive. That is so cool how so much innovation is just constantly coming through and the, there's this, people like you are doing this incredible work to bring new devices that are really impacting patients' lives. So that sounds like incredible results. You guys must have been thrilled with those numbers [00:09:03] Laura Yecies: Yes. And this was really our first attempt. We had done a pilot study, but this was our first one year study and we just applied for a grant to do another study with in basically a longer treatment duration, essentially a higher dose of vibration. So from my point of view, this is a great result, but this is like the beginning. [00:09:26] Lindsey Dinneen: Yeah. Yes, which is so exciting too, because it just leaves room for so much more as you continue to go down this path. So that is exciting. And so that's your next step. I'm imagining, is this, next level of treatment and what do you envision the company to, to do or be doing in say, three, five years from now? [00:09:50] Laura Yecies: So in three to five years, my goal is first of all, that we have this device very widely used in the market or with patients. So there's 52 million patients with osteopenia and other 12 million with osteoporosis. Our trial was for patients with osteopenia, and so there are a lot of patients out there who I think would benefit from this device. We also want to start to develop a relationship with those patients. Not just sell them a device, but support them in their overall bone health optimization. So we today have created an OsteoBoost application. So we help patients remember and comply and we remind them and give them encouragement to use the device. We help them get the optimum amount of calcium by tracking that exercise. [00:10:41] And then, our vision is to add community and other elements of optimizing bone health and potentially to have other services. We never wanna get in the way of a patient's relationship with their doctor. So if their personal physician is supporting their treatment of their bone density issues, that's great. But in many cases they're not. And so we wanna have services available for that as well. And it's interesting if you look in the app store or look at a lot of startup activity, there's many companies doing these kinds of solutions for diabetes or cardiovascular disease or asthma or depression, but there's really not much out there for bone health. And yet it's really a key part of staying well and independent and living, living healthily, and it's such a common problem. So we're excited, that we have something unique, yet very much needed and not in a, in a small group it's not a rare thing. It's very common. [00:11:46] Lindsey Dinneen: Yes. Yes, absolutely. And is your plan to sell directly to the consumers or will you be going through, insurance companies, doctors, whatnot, or do have you gotten that far yet? [00:12:00] Laura Yecies: We haven't finalized the details of that. So we're not ready to share them. But but what I will say that I think we are quite certain about is first of all, it is a prescription device, so there will be a doctor involved to write prescription and some of the details, and we will certainly have a way where the personal physician can write that prescription. We may have some other options for patients, but a doctor's involved, which is appropriate because they have a condition that puts them at risk of fractures and other health issues. [00:12:34] But the other thing that I am confident about is that we are going to want to appeal to patients to generate interest. We have seen tremendous inbound interest into the company with not a lot of marketing. I mean, I've done things like this podcast and I speak at conferences, but we have not spent money on advertising or things like that because the product's not on the market yet. And I hear from patients all the time, they are searching for an innovative treatment. They're searching for ways safely to slow their bone loss. I, I'm a member of a number of Facebook groups for osteoporosis and hear how patients talk about this, and so I believe there's tremendous interest by patients and that we wanna tap into that to build the business. [00:13:24] Lindsey Dinneen: Yeah. Yes. And part of the reason I brought it up, the question in the first place was exactly for that reason. I was thinking there's gotta be so many people who are searching for a solution and yours is so innovative and accessible. I'm so excited to see where it leads. Yeah, that's gonna be incredible. And it really struck me, you talked about your background being heavily in marketing back in the day and so obviously those skills are still very present today. So it's fun to see how, elements of things that you've done throughout your life will lead to this success, in this next endeavor. [00:14:01] And I'm actually very curious also. yoU talked about some really amazing positions that you had, and then those led you to have these CEO roles. So I'm curious, how was that transition for you stepping into your first CEO opportunity? Was that exciting, daunting, energizing? How are you feeling in those moments? [00:14:25] Laura Yecies: Those, you captured many of the feelings. So you know, a bit of context. So it was the very end of 2008. And so the world from a financial markets point of view was kind of falling apart. I had led large groups. I had been a general manager, but I'd not been CEO. I had never raised money before, and so I stepped into a company that had been through some trauma. They were supposed to be acquired. The acquisition, the plug got pulled out because of the markets collapsing. The founder had left before I got there. So it was, the company was really in a crisis, I would say. The employees were very afraid for their jobs. We didn't have money and, the financial markets were terrible. It was really challenging to go in and stabilize things and kind of pull the team together and then, build the business in a challenging environment. [00:15:23] Existing investors gave us some runway, but it was limited. They had already kind of been in investing quite a while, and so I had to find outside money, which in 2009 was challenging. But it was exciting. I loved the product that I was working on. I had been a user of it. It was something that was in my wheelhouse of, I had worked quite a bit on productivity tools for workers and business people and consumers. And, and I, we had great technology. So it was exciting. But it was It was intense. But we built that business. When I joined we had essentially zero revenue and we got to essentially in the 20 million run rate in four years. [00:16:07] Lindsey Dinneen: Wow. [00:16:08] Laura Yecies: That was great. [00:16:09] Lindsey Dinneen: Yes. That is great. That is kudos to you and your leadership for being able to step into such a challenging situation and it around. Yeah. [00:16:19] Laura Yecies: You know, one thing I learned then, because we did have all these challenges, but we also had a market where the latent demand and need was growing. It was a rising tide. Just to be specific a bit-- and then I'm gonna give an analogy to bone health technologies. So at that time we had a sink and share solution. We were a little bit more niche, but you could think of it as it was quite similar to a Dropbox or a box.box, what was then box.net, and that was also the time that iPhone sales, laptop, Netbook sales were growing very quickly, and so the need to get your data into the cloud was I mean, you could argue that it was always useful to be able to access your data remotely. And there, there were always kind of some niche solutions like, Go To My PC. [00:17:12] But suddenly, because the environment was changing where people were having these devices the market demand and the market opportunity was growing. Okay, so fast forward, oh, 14 years, 13 years, and osteoporosis and osteopenia is growing. But the other thing that's growing is awareness. And our target demographic, postmenopausal women, I'd say our typical patients are in their sixties. I don't know, what's the joke? Sixties is the new fifties or the new forties. Like these are women who wanna stay active, right? They may be still working if they're not working. They're very involved in the community, they're very involved with their family. They may have, they may be at a point where they've educated their children, they've saved some money, so they have disposable income that they want to take care of their health. And so it's a demographic that spends money on their health. They also are very social and community minded. [00:18:16] Let's imagine a six year old woman with osteopenia and she's going on a hike or a walk with her girlfriends. What are the chances that her female friends also have osteopenia That's probably 80%, right? If similar in age, and so I see this set of patients and who we're going after as being very interested in safe non-pharmacological solutions that are easy to access. You can call it the Amazon effect. They're used to things being convenient and seamless. And they, they want this type of solution to help them stay kind of active and healthy and be in a way preventative of the need for medication. So I see this as in a very different way than Sugar Sink, still a rising tide market. [00:19:08] And oh, by the way, at the same time talking about health concerns related to menopause is suddenly, and as it should be not just socially acceptable. It's a hot topic, right? Oprah, Michelle Obama, Gwyneth Paltrow, they're all talking about menopause symptoms. And by the way, osteopenia is very much a result of menopause. You're losing bone density slowly typically starting your thirties, but in the five years after menopause, there's rapid bone loss, and that's typically when women get into that osteopenia stage. [00:19:44] Lindsey Dinneen: Yeah, absolutely. [00:19:46] Laura Yecies: Oh, by the way the women who are in their sixties today, when they were going through menopause 10 years ago, or 12 years ago, or 15 years ago, they were told no. Hormone replacement therapy unless you're completely miserable because of findings in the Women's Health Initiative. And that pendulum has now swung back to a more moderate position. But today's 60 somethings are less likely to be on HRT or to have even been on HRT, so they're more likely to have bone loss. [00:20:21] Lindsey Dinneen: . Yeah. And. Speaking of this, and you were talking about thankfully, there's much more awareness, there's much more conversation happening about women and menopause and going through symptoms and whatnot. I've just been reading lately how much it is still a struggle despite that for women founders, especially of medtech companies to get the funding that they need. And I'm curious, what was your experience when you were fundraising, what were your challenges? What were your triumphs and maybe even suggestions for other women founders who are gonna be going through this soon too? [00:21:01] Laura Yecies: There's no controlled experiments on these questions, right? So if my fundraise on a difficulty from zero to 10 was a seven. Right? Would it have been easier or harder if I were a man? I really don't know. I know that women, there's less funding going to women, but I have felt that, at least for this company, I don't have any reason to assume that to be the case. If anything. I believe that investors, many of them, they even talk about this, they're looking for founder product or founder market fit. And I'm not the founder of the company. I was brought in as CEO after it started, but I feel like a founder. I operate that way. This is my adopted child. And I love it no less than if... [00:21:56] Lindsey Dinneen: Yeah, of course. [00:21:58] Laura Yecies: ...if I gave birth to it. [00:21:59] Lindsey Dinneen: Right, right. [00:22:00] Laura Yecies: I am a user of our product, right? And I empathize with very deeply and connect with our patients. And I think if a, a 25 year old man were sitting in my shoes trying to raise money, maybe he would've even had a harder time. So I, I know. I don't know. Women's health has been under invested in, I believe it still is under invested in. And why is that? It's very hard to tell. I will also say that devices are a harder field to raise money for, independent of gender. There's more investors investing in digital solutions or pharma than devices for a variety of reasons. The size of the device investor market has shrunk. [00:22:51] And I think that's unfortunate and because I think there are a lot of solutions that are less invasive, less systemically invasive. Osteoporosis or osteopenia is one example. But we see devices for other women's health areas like pelvic prolapse or stress urinary incontinence, or a number of things that are of concern to women, but also things that affect everyone like migraine and these device solutions are very safe. They don't completely replace pharmacological solutions, but I think it's really important to have other options and so I do think it has been challenging, especially in the early stages in that field. [00:23:37] Lindsey Dinneen: Yes, exactly. Yeah. But I thank you for your perspective too. It is, I think quite refreshing to hear from somebody who was a woman who went through this raising capital and actually did have a really good experience, 'cause you hear so many of the opposite, so sometimes it's easy to go, "oh gosh, it's not changing fast enough." But it is so encouraging to hear from somebody who has had a really good experience, so I appreciate your telling me about that. [00:24:03] Laura Yecies: Yeah. And for women's health if most of the investors are men, a good investor should be able to appreciate concerns outside of their personal experience. But I think human nature is such that we tend to connect with problems that we've had. And so the fact that most of the VCs and investors are men makes the whole women's health field, I think, more challenging for fundraising. But we'll see. That's changing too. [00:24:35] Lindsey Dinneen: Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. . So what are some things that you are excited about, either personally or professionally in the coming, coming couple of years? What are, what's gonna, what's gonna get you up and ready to just tackle the day? [00:24:52] Laura Yecies: Yeah. It kind of goes back to what we were talking about before that most of my career I've spent more on the commercial and marketing and sales side. And since I've been at BHT, we've been very much in sort of science and research mode, which has been very interesting, fascinating. I've enjoyed it, but I'm really looking forward to this next phase where we can get the product on the market. I mean, I hear from patients multiple times per week. "When is this gonna be available?" And I don't like saying "it's not available today." [00:25:27] Lindsey Dinneen: Yeah. . Yeah. [00:25:29] Laura Yecies: I wanna say today, and that feels tantalizingly close. I'm very much looking forward to that. And, first doing it at a small scale, we have a waiting list of patients. And I wanna, kind of put a shout out on that. We will first go to the waiting list. To make the product available and people can sign up at bonehealthtech.com and the front of the line are the patients who, the citizen scientists who participated in our pivotal trial, and they're, we have another trial going on. They're first in line. They have contributed so much and did it really out of a total generosity of spirit. They had minimal compensation. And then of course to get to the next level of, hitting the gas and growing the availability and distribution of the product. I'm imagining, I talked about hiking before and that's because I love to hike and I'm imagining, osteo boosting hiking groups or something like that. I know that sounded corny, but. [00:26:27] Lindsey Dinneen: Oh, I love it. . No, it's fun. And that is so exciting. I am really cheering you on as this next phase comes to reality. That's, yeah. That's incredible. Pivoting just for fun, imagine you were to be offered an opportunity to teach a masterclass on any subject you want. It doesn't have to be in your industry, but it can be, and you'd get a million dollars for doing so. What would you choose to teach and why? [00:27:00] Laura Yecies: I think I would want to teach around marketing and commercialization, sort of product management, and then really the full life cycle of bringing products to market. I've been doing it for 35 years. I hate to say that. Sounds like a long time in various formats. I mean, I've, some of it has leaned heavily on the digital marketing. Some of it has been more B2B sales, business development. So I feel like I've spent a lot of time in that area and I have lessons learned to share. I actually enjoy teaching. I spent some time, when I first came out to the Bay Area, I taught marketing at Santa Clara Business School. I enjoyed it, but I enjoyed working in the marketing field more, and I had young kids, and so between a full-time job and kids, there wasn't also time for teaching. But I would love to get back and do more teaching. And I do executive coaching and I informally coach and that's a very rewarding part of my job. [00:28:07] Lindsey Dinneen: Yeah, absolutely. That sounds like a great masterclass and very needed. So we would sign up for that one. [00:28:13] Laura Yecies: Thank you. [00:28:15] Lindsey Dinneen: And how do you wish to be remembered after you leave this world? [00:28:22] Laura Yecies: Oh I mean, I'm a family first person and I am lucky to have great husband, four kids and today's six grandchildren. And the first thing that goes through my mind when you ask that question is, to have had just a really positive impact on them and the other family members and friends in my life. And then, work-wise if this device or our solution is effective it provoke small changes, but in our field, small changes over time can have big results. And, if we've prevented fractures and help people, I would be really honored to be able to be known for that. [00:29:00] Lindsey Dinneen: Yeah, of course. And final question. What is one thing that makes you smile every time you see or think about it? [00:29:10] Laura Yecies: My grandchildren getting to play with 'em when they want, when they come through the door every Friday. [00:29:16] Lindsey Dinneen: Aw. [00:29:17] Laura Yecies: We have a family dinner almost every Friday night. And I look forward to it all week and when they walk through the door. So that's my mental image and I for sure smile with that one. [00:29:29] Lindsey Dinneen: Oh, I love that . What a great tradition. And I, it's so lovely that all your families, or at least some of your family, is close enough to be able to do that. How fun. [00:29:40] Laura Yecies: Yes, it's really fun. It's fun. And I grew up with that so I'm trying to continue, with the next generation. [00:29:47] Lindsey Dinneen: Yeah. Yes. That's fantastic. Laura, thank you so much for joining us and sharing about yourself, your background, and the incredible work that you and your company are doing. I'm so excited to see it come to market and just really impact lives. Thank you for the work you're doing. [00:30:06] Laura Yecies: Oh, my pleasure. And thanks for the chance to share it with people and for inviting me onto your show. [00:30:11] Lindsey Dinneen: Of course, and we're so honored to be making a donation on your behalf as a thank you for your time today to the Equal Justice Initiative, which provides legal representation to prisoners who may have been wrongfully convicted of crimes, poor prisoners without effective representation, and others who may have been denied a fair trial. So thank you so much for choosing that charity to support. We just wish you continued success as you work to change lives for a better world. [00:30:40] Laura Yecies: Thank you very much. [00:30:41] Lindsey Dinneen: Thank you, and thank you also to our listeners for tuning in and if you're feeling as inspired as I am right now, I'd love it if you'd share this episode with a colleague or two, and we will catch you next time. [00:30:55] Ben Trombold: ​ The Leading Difference is brought to you by Velentium. 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Berliner Hochschule für Technik mit Noor Ahmed #041 In unserer 41. Folge dürfen wir Noor Ahmed (Instagram) begrüßen. Noor hat Architektur im Bachelor an der Berliner Hochschule für Technik studiert und befindet sich aktuell im Masterstudium. Noor ist in Berlin aufgewachsen und kennt daher die Stadt mit ihren Höhen und Tiefen. Noor gibt euch tiefe Einblicke in seinen ganz persönlichen Alltag, sowie in seine Erfahrungen an der BHT und der Stadt Berlin. Freut euch auf einen Gast, der schon als Tourguide in Berlin gearbeitet hat und euch die Stadt und das Leben in Berlin bestens veranschaulichen kann. Warum sich selbst Noor als Berliner am Campus der BHT regelmäßig verlaufen hat, in welchen Vierteln der Hauptstadt die meisten Studierenden zu finden sind und wieso er bei einem Architektenwettbewerb disqualifiziert wurde, das und vieles mehr erfahrt ihr in unserer neuen Folge. Platz 1: Podcast-Ranking im Bereich Bildung ⁠>> hierhierhier

Today marks a particularly special episode where we get to introduce our newest host to our show, Sharlee R. Dixon, LMSW. At Behavioral Health Today, our commitment is to present a diverse range of perspectives and voices, both from our guests and our dedicated hosts. In this episode, Dr. Graham Taylor has the privilege to welcome Sharlee Dixon and give you our listeners a unique opportunity to discover more about her and welcome our new member to the BHT team. Sharlee Dixon is an accomplished social worker with extensive experience in the field. As a licensed LMSW, she currently serves as a school social worker at a North Carolina high school. Sharlee received her Masters of Social Work from The University of South Carolina, and her expertise has been recognized on a national level as she has been invited to present at the prestigious National School Social Work Conference on multiple occasions. She also earned a second Masters degree in Education with an emphasis on Trauma-Informed Care.  Sharlee has worked as an Adjunct Professor in the Education Department at Benedict College and also develops social work courses and study material for Triad as a Content Creator. Together Graham and Sharlee discuss the challenges facing communities and the unique qualifications of Social Workers to meet those needs and help their clients grow. Social Workers have a superpower of helping without necessarily you having to ask for that help.   For more information about Sharlee R. Dixon, connect on Linkedin at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharlee-dixon-lmsw-med-328748123 For more information about the University of South Carolina College of Social Work, please visit: https://sc.edu/study/colleges_schools/socialwork/index.php

We are living in a toxic soup filled with chemicals. When we're TTC, switching to non-toxic products is essential. We don't recommend throwing everything out because that can cause more stress. As each product expires, you can replace it with a non-toxic option. Except for your feminine hygiene and fragrances  - swap those out immediately - hint: those pumpkin spice candles release harmful PAHs (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons) associated with reproductive issues. Studies have linked PAH exposure to reduced sperm count, lower concentration, abnormal shape, and decreased mobility. Additionally, various chemicals such as phthalates, SVOCs, BHT, and parabens have the potential to disrupt hormones, which is particularly concerning for individuals trying to conceive or those who are pregnant. So, where do we start? We're excited to share a beginner's guide to going toxin-free as you prepare for pregnancy success. I'm excited to welcome Anna Rapp to the podcast. Anna is the chief blogger at the popular fertility site To Make A Mommy. In this episode, you'll learn: 1) The difference between non-toxic, low-tox, green living, clean living 2) Advise on how to swap out your personal care products 3) How to know which cookware is best 4) Our favourite air purifier, water filter, mattress and cleaning products --- RESOURCES: Fab Fertile Method https://www.fabfertile.com/what-we-do/   Ultimate Guide to Getting Pregnant This Year If You Have Low AMH/High FSH - https://fabfertile.clickfunnels.com/optinvbzjfsii   Top Fertility Supplements You Need To Get Pregnant This Year - Access your free guide here at www.suppguideffl.com or email hello@fabfertile.ca to get your copy.   Where should I start to optimize pregnancy success? Get started with the Fertility Preparation Bundle here https://fabfertile.com/products/fertility-preparation-bundle and use code LAUNCH15 to save 15%.   Get your free copy of our Autumn Fertility Recipe Guide (includes 5-day meal plan/grocery shopping list, all free from the TOP allergens) at https://www.fertilitydietfreebie.com/.    Connect with Anna Rapp Blog: ToMakeAMommy.com https://www.tomakeamommy.com/ Instagram: @ToMakeAMommy https://www.instagram.com/tomakeamommy/ --- Join my FREE Facebook group and get my training on HOW to improve pregnancy success with your own eggs. https://www.facebook.com/groups/451444518397946   --- Ready to get a plan for 2023 to have your baby? Book your call here with your partner: https://bit.ly/fabfertileapp --- Check out https://www.fabfertile.com/blogs/podcasts/beginner-s-guide-to-going-toxin-free-when-ttc-with-anna-rapp/   ---   Please note when promoting a product, we only select products that either Sarah Clark or her team has tried and believe are beneficial for someone who is TTC. We may receive a small commission.

Welcome! and Thank you for listening.  This podcast features author and chemist Mel Weinstein.  After working in industry for many years he became fascinated with processed food ingredients.  He shared that every ingredient in food has a purpose.  Most are to provide shelf life, texture, and stability.  As time has passed more of these ingredients are derived from a chemical reaction versus plant source extraction.  Certain ingredients are listed just by acronyms that stand for long chemical names that would take up too much space and possibly raise suspicion.  TBHQ-Tert-butylhydroquinone-prolonged or high exposures can cause DNA damage or tumors. Datem-diacetyl tartaric acid-food emulsifier for springy texture BHA-butylated hydroxyanisole-it is a chemically derived antioxidant that can become rancid over time. BHT-butylated hydroxytoluene-chemically derived antioxidant or shelf stabilizer. Mel's interest was so peaked that he dedicated over a year to research the additives at three fast food restaurants: Taco Bell, McDonalds, and Pizza Hut. Enjoy the back-room chemistry secrets to the ingredients you never notice or even thought about. Thanks for listening. Fast Food Ingredients Revealed https://a.co/d/1kmIwNk Podcast: Food Labels Revealed Website: Doctordulaney.com.  Email me at jami@doctordulaney.com https://www.amazon.com/Plant-based-Wellness-Cookbook-Generations-Cooking/dp/1733967702/ref=sxts_sxwds-bia-wc-nc-drs1_0?cv_ct_cx=doctor+and+diva&dchild=1&keywords=doctor+and+diva&pd_rd_i=1733967702&pd_rd_r=b4b3e11f-e7c1-4a71-a571-54903174e969&pd_rd_w=jpaTr&pd_rd_wg=GNibG&pf_rd_p=8f655ecb-bc8c-4750-9088-950aa74d52dd&pf_rd_r=JMDW81JEWW3K2VMA0JND&psc=1&qid=1608320722&sr=1-1-88388c6d-14b8-4f70-90f6-05ac39e80cc0  

The media and celebrity endorsements have promoted a number of misconceptions about the risks and benefits associated with the various forms of Bioidentical Hormone Therapy (BHT). Host Holly Thacker, MD sets the record straight on BHT and why they are not a more safe and effective form of therapy for menopausal symptoms.Support the showDon't miss another episode, subscribe to our FREE Speaking of Women's Health Podcast!Do you have a women's health question that you want answered by Dr. Thacker? Send us a message on Instagram with your question and you might just hear it on the next Speaking of Women's Health Podcast episode. (And while you're there, follow us!)

In the ever-evolving world of nutrition and food transparency, few have been more successful at peeling back the curtain on the food industry as Vani Hari, aka the "Food Babe." Vani believes we deserve the right to know what's in our food and she's taken steps to convince food companies to make major, important changes to their products.  For example, she convinced Kraft to remove artificial food dyes from Mac & Cheese, Subway to remove all artificial flavors in their bread, and Starbucks to remove caramel color #4 from pumpkin spice lattes.  So if you want to learn about other insidious ingredients in our food supply and how to get kids to embrace healthy eating, tune into this week's podcast. Here's what you'll learn… The most evil processed food company according to Vani The problem with BHT (and why it's use) The issues with titanium dioxide The company that refuses to remove a carcinogen from their cereal The top 10 ingredients to look out for our kids The carcinogenic ingredient banned in Europe that you can find in Skittles The simple way to make baked goods healthier The ingredient she believes is causing the obesity epidemic A root cause of picky eating The problem with cottonseed oil How to get kids excited about whole foods How to get your kids to eat their veggies Vani's 2 simple kids snack recipes And so much more! Vani was one of the early influences in my excitement around this topic so I hope you love this conversation as much as I did and check out her amazing cookbook with the link below! Valuable Resources: Paleovalley Product >>> Get the best chemical-free, on-the-go snack for your kids with Paleovalley's Grass Fed Beef Sticks HERE! Food Babe Family Recipe Book >>> Get 12 Months of FREE Meal Plans when you order your cookbook TODAY!  

LE PODCAST MTL | Episode 229 | CRAZY THANKSGIVING Sponsored by LS Cream https://www.creamls.com/ Sujets : 0:00 Pre-Talk show : Films et drames 4:20 Intro 6:50 Intro d'Anne Lovely 8:00 Histoire dramatique d'Anne Lovely durant l'action de grace 20:35 Compagnies aériennes désuets et les disparitions d'avions 30:48 Kevin Gates qui crache dans la bouche d'une fan 48:00 Conflit entre Isreal et Hamas 1:00:22 Dédommagement = Piller des magasins de luxe? 1:17:32 Jada Pinkett Smith séparée de Will Smith depuis 2016 1:28:10 Clip : What space movie came out in 1992? 1:30:52 Élément cancerigène (BHT) dans les céréales pour enfants 1:31:38 Album de Drake ''For all the Dogs'' 1:40:53 Avis d'Anne Lovely sur Natyf TV et le CRTC LISTEN ON SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/show/5PQDUyBKSNyPdc1567RqNw?si=1672dcf1eaae472f Follow LE Podcast MTL sur IG: https://www.instagram.com/lepodcastmtl/ Follow Stevens: https://www.instagram.com/stevensjcharles/ Follow Gaby: https://www.instagram.com/gabymichel2000/ Follow Anne Lovely: https://www.instagram.com/anne_lovely_e/ Uncut and uncensored! LE Podcast MTL

Laura Vahl entwirft leidenschaftlich gerne – und das sehr gut. Durch Wettbewerbsgewinne kennt man Projekte von ihr wie den Mehringplatz in Berlin und den Park Seestadt Aspern in Wien. Uns interessiert, wie sie sich einem Ort nähert, was für sie einen guten Entwurf und ein erfolgreiches Landschaftsarchitekturprojekt ausmacht. Zudem lehrt sie seit vielen Jahren und berichtet, wie sie Studierenden Einblicke und Werkzeuge in die Entwurfstheorie und -praxis vermittelt. Lioba Lissner und Luisa Balz sprechen mit ihr darüber, welche Qualitäten es hat, ein Projekt durch alle Leistungsphasen zu begleiten und was ihr hilft, Entscheidungen zu treffen. Aber auch, wann es gut ist, die eigenen Entscheidungen zu revidieren und so den Entwurf besser zu machen, angepasst an neue Erkenntnisse. Laura Vahl hat an der TU Berlin Landschaftsplanung und -architektur studiert. Sie arbeitete dort als wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin im Fachgebiet Entwerfen Objektplanung und ist seit 2019 Professorin für Darstellung und Entwurf an der BHT. Neben der Lehre hat sie stetig auch in der Planung gewirkt, z.B. bei Martha Schwartz in London und seit 2012 im eigenen Büro Lavaland, wo sie heute ein Team mit rund zehn Mitarbeiter*innen leitet. Let's Talk Landscape befasst sich mit Inhalten rund um Landschaftsarchitektur und richtet sich an die Fachöffentlichkeit und alle, die sich für Stadtgestaltung interessieren. Unser Leitbild Gemeinsam.Nachhaltig.Gestalten führt uns durch vielfältige Themen und bringt uns jeden ersten Donnerstag im Monat zu spannenden Gesprächen mit interessanten Gästen.

#AskDrJohnWatts Different questions related to baldness, hair grafts, hair loss, hair transplant procedures and medical treatments for hair loss are being raised by patients now and then, including the followers of Dr John Watts, who keep flooding his series of hugely popular educational videos on his popular YouTube channel with queries related to different hair issues. In this video session, Hyderabad's noted dermatologist & trichologist and one of the Best Hair Transplant Surgeons in Hyderabad, Dr John Watts answers a specific query on the pros and cons of using body hair for transplantation on the scalp. Do these hairs stay permanent or one needs to use DHT blockers to prevent hair loss after a hair transplant procedure? Does body hair also come under the influence of DHT? Dr John Watts answers all these queries in this video. So far, he has performed over 2000+ hair transplant surgeries successfully. K Subhash asks: Sir, I want to know if using body hair for a hair transplant is safe. Do they remain permanent after a hair transplant procedure or come under the influence of DHT? Do we need to use DHT blockers like Finasteride to prevent loss of body hair after transplantation? Please explain. Body Hair Transplant (BHT) is an effective hair restoration technique that can be used when a hair transplant patient has poor donor hair on the scalp. In such cases, hair grafts can be extracted from the body, chest, beard or pubic area to cover the balding areas on the scalp. “Body Hair Transplant (BHT) is a viable option for individuals who have poor donor hair on the scalp. The hair grafts harvested from the body, chest, beard or pubic area are permanent and will not be influenced by DHT,” said Dr John Watts, while answering the query of Mr Subhash. DHT (dihydrotestosterone) is a hormone responsible for hair loss. This means that one does not need to take Finasteride or DHT blockers to maintain the transplanted BHT hair. Known to be an excellent option for individuals with insufficient donor hair on the scalp, the advantage of using BHT is that it provides a larger donor pool for harvesting hair follicles. The results of BHT hair transplant are permanent and long-lasting, which is a major benefit for individuals who do not want to worry about hair loss again in the future. “However, it is important to note that BHT hair may be susceptible to age-related hair thinning, which is a natural part of the ageing process,” informed Dr John Watts. In addition, BHT hair may not have the same texture and growth rate as scalp hair. Therefore, it is essential to consult an experienced hair transplant surgeon before opting for a BHT hair transplant. Usually, beard hair and pubic hair are given priority when there is a need for body hair for transplantation. The hair transplant surgeon will assess the individual's hair loss condition and recommend the best hair transplant technique based on their needs. Conclusion: BHT is a useful technique for patients who do not have enough donor hair on their scalp for traditional hair transplant methods. Transplanted BHT hair is long-lasting and permanent and does not require special care or treatment with DHT blockers. Regular maintenance and care of the transplanted hair are recommended to maintain its appearance.

On this episode of Toni Unleashed the podcast Toni and Emily are talking about something fairly controversial. That is starting to understand how to read your dog's food label, what to look out for, and a deeper dive into some scarier ingredients that are actually allowed in your dog's food.   Emily and Toni talk about what should be your first couple of ingredients, meat should always be listed as the first ingredient, in fact the first three ingredients should be meat unless it is a single sourced protein diet. This excludes the words: Animal protein, protein, meat. You want the meat content to be strictly identified as an animal source. Secondly, Toni and Emily talk about ingredients that they recommend avoiding that are really common in commercial diets: Contain wheat, corn, soy, chemical preservatives and food coloring, animal digest, and what meat meal really is. Finally Toni and Emily talk about all the chemicals that are commonly found in commercial dog food outside of just the ingredient panel. BHT, BHA, Ethoxyquin. Toni talks about how common these chemicals used to be in dog foods, and how they are linked to cancer in people and animals. She mentioned you see them less and less but they are still in some mass produced foods.    Direct any comments or questions to: Info@toniunleashed.com  Visit our websites: www.healthypetproducts.net / www.toniunleashed.com    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/healthypetproducts/ https://www.instagram.com/toni.unleashed/  Facebook: Thttps://www.facebook.com/HealthyPetProducts / https://www.facebook.com/ToniUnleashed  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAMxTEiHqRkpWNakn4OA__A  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@healthypetproducts / https://www.tiktok.com/@toni.unleashed  Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/HealthyPetProducts/ / https://www.pinterest.com/ToniUnleashed/

In today's episode I interview Mira Dessy. Mira is known as The Ingredient Guru. She is the author of The Pantry Principle: how to read the label and understand what's really in your food. She is also a speaker, holistic nutritionist, and real food advocate. She emphasizes the importance of a healthy lifestyle through whole foods.   After experiencing years of debilitating digestive issues and health challenges, Mira realized the healing strength of food after she learned to eat right, slowly but surely regaining her health.   Mira was inspired to share the knowledge she gained on her journey to better health, and now her mission is to help people feel balanced, healthy, and to support them as they work to achieve their health goals.   Eat Well, Be Well   One of the things we tend to forget is that many of the health conditions that we experience, including the more serious ones like ulcerative colitis or arthritis or diabetes and the not so serious ones like body aches or bloating, are the result of years of exposure to non-food ingredients and not nourishing our bodies the way they need it.   It's important to know that every body is unique, exceptional and one of a kind. There is no one-size-fits-all solution. And many times we end up having this low-level unidentified disruption in what is really going on. And the truth is that it's not just what you eat, it's what you absorb. So, if your gut is not in good shape, you are not going to be able to absorb the nutrients your body needs.   If you eat foods with no nutritional value, your body is going to have to do something with it before it can get to the things that it actually needs. So, there is this whole paradigm of beginning to recognize that the gut is the key to what's going on with our health and well-being.   Our food can be our medicine, but we have to recognize that we live in human bodies our bodies require us to digest the food, absorb the nutrients and metabolize those nutrients and so, if we are missing those steps and putting whatever in our mouths thinking that our bodies will handle it, we are likely to end up with some serious health issues.   It's only when we come back and analyze what we are really eating and if our bodies are digesting these foods correctly (and also absorbing the nutrients), when we will see the benefits in our health.   One of the things that is so important to keep in mind is that there are so many different systems and processes going on in our bodies but the best place to start is at the foundation. Regardless of what's going on with your body, if your gut is better, you're better. There may be   other things like sleeping well or exercising or taking care of your mind but when we start at a foundational level, it provides the body with all of the basic building blocks it needs. After this is done, we can layer in the other things to find out what works best for your individual self.   Where to Start   The best place to start is in your own pantry. I encourage people to build the habit of reading the label in their foods and very best place to do this is in your pantry, go look at what's already in there.   We as humans have our 20 favorite foods and we tend to shop on autopilot. And unfortunately, there are probably things in your pantry right now that you don't want in your body. When you start reading the labels you realize there are things like artificial colors, or artificial flavors in your foods and you definitely don't want to be putting these inside your body, if you want your health to be as good as it can be.   I also encourage something called brand disloyalty. Don't buy the brand, buy what you need. This is because companies change, they merge or they get bought, and many times in these processes they don't change the brand, they just change what's in the package. Be loyal to yourself.   5 Things to Avoid   First of all, avoid anything that has the word artificial on the label. If it is artificial, it's not real, it is not food and our bodies do not need it. This includes artificial sweeteners, artificial flavors, artificial colors, etc.   Another thing to avoid is high fructose corn syrup. It is not good for our bodies, especially for our liver. There are substitutes that we also need to watch out for that are as bad or worse, like agave nectar with higher fructose by volume than high fructose corn syrup.   You also want to avoid crystalline fructose because it is just dehydrated high fructose corn syrup. These tend to be in desserts and baked goods.   Carrageenan is another thing you want to avoid. This is an emulsifier and thickening agent extracted from red edible seaweeds. The type of process followed to extract it results in a byproduct that is not good for our bodies. It has a negative impact on our gut health, it can cause ulcerative colitis like symptoms in the gut and in laboratory studies it was shown to cause renal bumps.   Another sweetener to avoid is allulose. It is found in nature in very small quantities and now it has been replicated in laboratory settings to produce large quantities of it. It is really bad for the gut and makes you bloat. Unfortunately, it has found its way into many keto and paleo diets and protein bars also.   Lastly, stay away from anything that is not a real word. If it is just letters like BHT, BHA, EDTA, TBHQ, etc. All those are abbreviations for really long chemical names and these chemicals are used to preserve foods so they can sit in shelves for longer. These are not foods for the body. It is better to stick to ingredients you recognize as foods.   So next time you go to the supermarket just pick one category that you want to clean up, like non-dairy milks or canned soups or pickles or condiments. This way you don't have to spend 10 hours at the supermarket reading every single label. Once you have one category cleaned up you can move to the next one the next time you go grocery shopping.   Not a One-Size-Fits-All   You don't need to have a disease like IBS or Crohn's to be impacted by any of the non-food ingredients in many foods out there. It is true that if you have IBS or Crohn's the symptoms are going to be amplified and you may be in pain and trying to recover for weeks after being exposed to a certain non-food ingredient, but perfectly healthy people can also feel discomfort, bloating, constipation or diarrhea as a result.   There is so much information available online that can be conflicting, overwhelming, or just plain wrong for your particular body.   Part of the challenge we face is that for many of us it depends on how quickly our system responds. We could have slow motility and so the symptoms would not show for a while, or it could be also a matter of how much we are consuming of a specific ingredient.   Also, some things affect certain bodies in different ways than others. In the end, it's a matter of being conscious about what you are eating and how that makes you feel. Each body's response is different and it's our responsibility to keep track. As we previously said, there is no one-size-fits-all solution.   The important thing to remember is that no matter what your story is, if you are conscious and you nourish your body, that's always going to be better than not doing it at all.   If you want to reach out to Mira and learn how she can help you, please check out her website or hes Instagram @theingredientguru. You can also check out her Masterclass: The Preparedness Pantry.   If you want to learn more about my approach on how you can apply Clean Eating (The C in my SelfC.A.R.E. protocol) so you can get back to feeling your best, you may want to start by reading my book Master Your Stress Reset Your Health.   In the book, I share the quiz I developed to help you identify how stress has affected you specifically by knowing your Stress Type. You can also take the Stress Type Quiz online.   For the most comprehensive support, even with the most difficult health issues (physical or mental), it is best to meet with me one-on-one, which is available to you no matter where you are in the world (via phone or zoom). 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Keep in mind that I link these companies and their products because of their quality and not because of the commission I receive from your purchases. The decision is yours, and whether or not you decide to buy something is completely up to you.  

Encore très appréciés des industriels pour leurs qualités de conservation, de texture, de couleur ou de goût, les additifs alimentaires n'ont plus si bonne presse auprès des consommateurs. Ces derniers se montrent de plus en plus méfiants envers les aliments ultra transformés, obligeant les fabricants à élaborer des recettes plus saines. Si l'Autorité Européenne de Sécurité Alimentaire se charge d'interdire l'utilisation des additifs les plus dangereux, elle ne limite pas forcément d'emblée celle d'additifs controversés par de récentes études. En attendant que ces ingrédients potentiellement mauvais pour la santé soient interdits, mieux vaut éviter de les consommer. Mais quels sont-ils, ces additifs dangereux toujours autorisés dans l'industrie alimentaire ? Voici les principaux responsables, classés en fonction de leur rôle dans la préparation de l'aliment. Les additifs antioxydants qu'il vaut mieux éviter C'est principalement en prévision du rancissement des matières grasses que les antioxydants sont utilisés dans l'industrie alimentaire. Ils permettent de conserver les qualités organoleptiques du produit. Parmi les antioxydants encore autorisés mais controversés, on peut noter : les gallates de prophyle et d'octyle, E310 et E311, allergènes et potentiellement cancérigènes ; le BHA et le BHT, respectivement E320 et E321, suspectés d'entrainer des troubles de la reproduction. Les additifs conservateurs qu'il vaut mieux éviter L'intérêt des conservateurs est de limiter la prolifération bactérienne, afin d'allonger la durée de conservation des aliments. Les plus problématiques encore autorisés sont les suivants : l'acide benzoïque et toute sa famille, E210 à E219, qui entrainent des risques d'allergie, de cancer et aggravent l'hyperactivité des enfants ; le pimaricine, E235, présent dans certains fromages pour ses propriétés antibiotiques ; l'acide formique, E236, à caractère irritant et allergène ; l'anhydride sulfureux, E220, qui provoque des troubles digestifs et des allergies ; le formaldéhyde, E240, responsable de mutations et probablement cancérigène. Les additifs édulcorants et exhausteurs de goûts à éviter S'ils améliorent le goût et rehaussent la saveur sucrée, ces additifs ne sont pas exempts de défauts : les glutamates, E620 à E625, provoquent des migraines et se montrent nocifs sur le long terme ; l'acésulfame K, E950, et l'aspartame, E951, n'apportent pas de calories mais leur innocuité est sérieusement mise en doute. Faire preuve de bon sens quant à la consommation d'additifs Il n'est pas toujours possible d'éviter tous les additifs alimentaires. Plutôt que de traquer la moindre référence sur chaque étiquette, il est plus intéressant de varier son alimentation en y intégrant le maximum de produits bruts et non transformés. La dangerosité des additifs réside en effet surtout dans leur récurrence et leur addition au sein des aliments consommés sur le long terme. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Encore très appréciés des industriels pour leurs qualités de conservation, de texture, de couleur ou de goût, les additifs alimentaires n'ont plus si bonne presse auprès des consommateurs. Ces derniers se montrent de plus en plus méfiants envers les aliments ultra transformés, obligeant les fabricants à élaborer des recettes plus saines.Si l'Autorité Européenne de Sécurité Alimentaire se charge d'interdire l'utilisation des additifs les plus dangereux, elle ne limite pas forcément d'emblée celle d'additifs controversés par de récentes études. En attendant que ces ingrédients potentiellement mauvais pour la santé soient interdits, mieux vaut éviter de les consommer.Mais quels sont-ils, ces additifs dangereux toujours autorisés dans l'industrie alimentaire ? Voici les principaux responsables, classés en fonction de leur rôle dans la préparation de l'aliment.Les additifs antioxydants qu'il vaut mieux éviterC'est principalement en prévision du rancissement des matières grasses que les antioxydants sont utilisés dans l'industrie alimentaire. Ils permettent de conserver les qualités organoleptiques du produit.Parmi les antioxydants encore autorisés mais controversés, on peut noter :les gallates de prophyle et d'octyle, E310 et E311, allergènes et potentiellement cancérigènes ;le BHA et le BHT, respectivement E320 et E321, suspectés d'entrainer des troubles de la reproduction.Les additifs conservateurs qu'il vaut mieux éviterL'intérêt des conservateurs est de limiter la prolifération bactérienne, afin d'allonger la durée de conservation des aliments. Les plus problématiques encore autorisés sont les suivants :l'acide benzoïque et toute sa famille, E210 à E219, qui entrainent des risques d'allergie, de cancer et aggravent l'hyperactivité des enfants ;le pimaricine, E235, présent dans certains fromages pour ses propriétés antibiotiques ;l'acide formique, E236, à caractère irritant et allergène ;l'anhydride sulfureux, E220, qui provoque des troubles digestifs et des allergies ;le formaldéhyde, E240, responsable de mutations et probablement cancérigène.Les additifs édulcorants et exhausteurs de goûts à éviterS'ils améliorent le goût et rehaussent la saveur sucrée, ces additifs ne sont pas exempts de défauts :les glutamates, E620 à E625, provoquent des migraines et se montrent nocifs sur le long terme ;l'acésulfame K, E950, et l'aspartame, E951, n'apportent pas de calories mais leur innocuité est sérieusement mise en doute.Faire preuve de bon sens quant à la consommation d'additifsIl n'est pas toujours possible d'éviter tous les additifs alimentaires. Plutôt que de traquer la moindre référence sur chaque étiquette, il est plus intéressant de varier son alimentation en y intégrant le maximum de produits bruts et non transformés. La dangerosité des additifs réside en effet surtout dans leur récurrence et leur addition au sein des aliments consommés sur le long terme. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

"As someone who moves at a million miles per hour, choir -- music -- is the one thing that does make time stop for me. I knew that I needed to be in the arts. I have to be a teacher, I have to be a conductor, so that I can live in this endless moment that is quite finite but feels like infinity. I want to live in this forever."Coty Raven Morris  is a proud alumnus of Texas State University- San Marcos where she studied with Drs. Lynn Brinckmeyer, Jonathan Bacock, and Joey Martin. She received her Masters of Music in Choral Conducting from Michigan State University in the Spring of 2020 under Drs. David Rayl, Jonathan Reed, and Sandra Snow. She is currently the Visiting Assistant Professor of Choir, Music Education, and Social Justice at Portland State University. Prior to this, she was the Director of Choirs at Crosby High School in the Houston area and has served as the Outreach Choir Director at the MSU Community Music School and Music Director at Grand Ledge United Methodist Church. Her choirs received consistent Sweepstakes & Division I ratings at UIL and choral festivals.      Morris was the recipient of the Hays CISD Linebarger Academic Recognition Award for 2013 & Galena Park ISD's Dazzling Diamond Award in  2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018  for outstanding mentorship and leadership in her field. She is the Northwest Choral representative for the National Association for Music Education as well as the Community Choir Chair for Northwest  region of the American Choral Directors Association.A newly published author and composer, Morris is a sought after clinician and speaker across the country. She has recently served as the Clinician and Headliner for Florida ACDA, Washington MEA, and Minnesota ACDA as well as the Keynote speaker for the city of Lake Oswego's Juneteenth festival. Her future engagements include the Alaska All State Treble Choir and the Oregon Middle School Tenor Bass Choir. Morris has been a choir member of the South Texas Vocal Artists and Mirabai and has devoted over a decade of summers to working as a camp director at the Texas State, Northeastern and Lamar University summer camps.Coty Raven Morris the Founder of Being Human Together, a budding community rooted in music education  striving to normalize difficult topics in our field through conversation and connection. BHT seeks to discuss traditionally taboo topics like mental health, systemic oppression, diversity, and inclusivity.To get in touch with Coty, you can visit her website, https://cotyravenmorris.com or find her on Instagram and Tiktok: @cotyraven.Choir Fam wants to hear from you! Check out the Minisode Intro episode to hear how to share your story with us. Email choirfampodcast@gmail.com to contact our hosts.Podcast music from Podcast.coPhoto in episode artwork by Trace Hudson from Pexels

Danelle Marushock is a Certified Recovery Specialist Supervisor with six years of experience working in the drug and alcohol field. Danelle is committed to connecting with individuals by meeting them where they are at in their own journey by offering support, compassion and understandingSober since December 26 2015, Danelle is active in her recovery community. When not at The Recovery Bank, you can find Danelle spending time with her husband Chad and their two children, Chad & Lindsey, who inspire her daily to work hard to be of service to others. Danelle also enjoys long car rides, and reading and spoiling her 4 dogs: Mack, Elly, Stella and ArchieRecently, Danelle has been accepted to SUNY Empire to continue her education in Human Services Management, B.S.Danelle is committed to bringing hope to others and helping individuals recognize that they are not alone.“Sticks in a bundle are unbreakable” Counselor Assistant at The Retreat at White Birch OutpatientMarch 29, 2019 - PresentCounselors Assistant at The Retreat at White Birch OutpatientFebruary 18, 2019 - Present·Carbondale, PennsylvaniaOperations /IT Coordinator at Clearbrook Treatment CentersDecember 12, 2018 - Present·Wilkes-Barre, PennsylvaniaSupport the show Stop by our Apple Podcast and drop a Review! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/allbetter/id1592297425?see-all=reviewsSupport The Showhttps://www.patreon.com/allbetter

Coty Raven Morris Coty and I met at an ACDA (American Choral Directors Association) conference and immediately connected. We both were new to the Portland area, but that wasn't why we connected - I'm not sure either of us realized we both lived in Portland when we met in Spokane, Washington. We've become good friends and this episode is two friends having a conversation over lunch (actually it was before lunch). Now, we both serve on the Northwest Region of ACDA board together and we have so much to talk about!! Friendship, choral music, balance, building healthy relationships, personal responsibility and social justice are the themes of this episode. About Coty Raven Morris Coty Raven Morris is a proud alumnus of Texas State University- San Marcos where she studied with Drs. Lynn Brinckmeyer, Jonathan Bacock, and Joey Martin. She received her Masters of Music in Choral Conducting from Michigan State University in the Spring of 2020 under Drs. David Rayl, Jonathan Reed, and Sandra Snow. She is currently the Visiting Assistant Professor of Choir, Music Education, and Social Justice at Portland State University. Prior to this, she was the Director of Choirs at Crosby High School in the Houston area and has served as the Outreach Choir Director at the MSU Community Music School and Music Director at Grand Ledge United Methodist Church. Her choirs received consistent Sweepstakes & Division I ratings at UIL and choral festivals. Morris was the recipient of the Hays CISD Linebarger Academic Recognition Award for 2013 & Galena Park ISD's Dazzling Diamond Award in 2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018 for outstanding mentorship and leadership in her field. She is the Northwest Choral representative for the National Association for Music Education as well as the Community Choir Chair for the Northwest region of the American Choral Directors Association. A newly published author and composer, Morris is a sought-after clinician and speaker across the country. She has recently served as the Clinician and Headliner for Florida ACDA, Washington MEA, and Minnesota ACDA as well as the Keynote speaker for the city of Lake Oswego's Juneteenth festival. Her future engagements include the Alaska All-State Treble Choir and the Oregon Middle School Tenor Bass Choir. Morris has been a choir member of the South Texas Vocal Artists and Mirabai and has devoted over a decade of summers to working as a camp director at the Texas State, Northeastern and Lamar University summer camps. Coty Raven Morris the Founder of Being Human Together, a budding community rooted in music education striving to normalize difficult topics in our field through conversation and connection. BHT seeks to discuss traditionally taboo topics like mental health, systemic oppression, diversity, and inclusivity. Here are the takeaways Intentional relationships lead to authentic relationships that can expand, grow and evolve together If you are in relationship with someone who isn't growing and evolving - or if you aren't growing and evolving - the distance between you will continue to grow We can be a toxin to ourselves by maintaining relationships that no longer serve us whether that's a job, a friendship or a romantic relationship Delayed obedience is disobedience. What you don't correct, you give permission to Lean into dissonance - there is beauty there Trust your gut. If you won't listen to your own compass, it's difficult to trust yourself in a relationship Compromise can be a form of assimiliation. Be careful what you compromise on. Guilt is the body's way of asking for a time out Choir and arts give you community of people who look out for you Don't leave DEI efforts for someone else. Get involved. And do not expect people to advocate for themselves. It takes all of us. Social injustice occurs when boundaries are violated. If someone asks you to or to not do something, listen. Homelessness / houselessness doesn't look a certain way Arts has always and will continue to save humanity It is your responsibility to set aside time to be creative so that you have the freedom to create Contact Coty Website: https://www.cotyravenmorris.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cotyraven/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cotyravenmorris TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cotyraven?lang=en Being Human Together: https://www.beinghumantogether.net/ Coty's Book - "When I Grow Up" - https://fflat-books.com/product/when-i-grow-up/?fbclid=IwAR3lP8BfOJZA9K0wX7l7HYNc6lCy4uMqpzpcGU-u2FW2GgUKvqHzx41RtIk Coty's Music - https://www.brileemusic.com/coty-raven-morris Contact Brenda Website: brendawinkle.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brendawinkle/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brenda.winkle111 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@brendawinkle111 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brenda-winkle-empowerment/ Email: brenda@brendawinkle.com Free Meditation https://www.brendawinkle.com/feelbetter Free Guide and Cheat Sheet to Feel Better Fast https://www.brendawinkle.com/feelbetterfast Oregon Coast Reiki I Retreat https://www.brendawinkle.com/retreat

Dette er del to av episoden med bedriftssykepleier Ingrid. Her svarer hun på spørsmål som podkastens publikum har sendt inn. Det har kommet inn mange gode spørsmål, om blant annet hvor mye man trenger å fortelle til leder og kolleger dersom man er borte fra jobben grunnet psykisk sykdom, hva BHT kan gjøre for å forebygge vold og seksuell trakassering på arbeidsplassen og sist men ikke minst: Hvordan blir man bedriftssykepleier? Som det nevnes i episodens innledning så har det nå blitt innledet et samarbeid mellom podkastens skaper og programleder (meg Helene) og Moderne media. God lytting!Podkastens instagram: Hjelp_jeg_er_sykepleierProgramleder: Helene Dahl KarlsenProdusenter: Helene Dahl Karlsen & Philip ØstliKlipp og musikk: Philip ØstliLogo og enkelte lydeffekter: Lisa Marie EriKontakt: hjelp.jeg.er.sykepleier@gmail.comUkens annonnsør og personlig anbefaling er boken “Bare” en sykepleier: Boka til Celine fås kjøpt hos blant annet Norli, Ark og Akademika og finnes også som lydbok hos blant annet Nextstory og Storytel. Dette er den perfekte julegaven til noen du skulle ønske hadde “litt” mer kunnskap om hvordan sykepleieres hverdag faktisk er, i tiden vi lever i. Jeg vil faktisk anbefale boken til absolutt alle, uansett om man kjenner innsiden av norsk helsevesenet eller ei. “Bare” en sykepleier er både morsom, rørende og seriøs. Den har blitt en soleklar favoritt på min bokhylle og jeg mener helt seriøst at boka burde vært pensum. God lesing!

Toda vez que eu falo do BHT, sempre me pedem indicação de institutos de pesquisa para realizar o trabalho, mas que tenham um custo mais baratinho por se tratar de um pequeno negócio. No drops de hoje eu discuto com você que alternativas você pode ter para realizar uma pesquisa de saúde de marca sem necessariamente investir no BHT. Em 10 minutinhos você aprende. Bora? #branding #brandingemtudo #brandingem10 ---- Entre na lista de espera da Turma 07 da Imersão BDP > galileunogueira.com/bdp ---- Não deixe de me seguir nas redes sociais. Acesse: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/galileunogueira Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/galileu/ ---- Apresentação: Galileu Nogueira (@galileunogueira) Edição de áudio, vídeo e Sonoplastia: Pâmela Jucio Design: Mars Comunicação Redes Sociais: Brenda Barboni e Bê Aguiar RP: Rebecca Sturki

Welcome back to Scavenge-ology! The podcast where we are uncovering the truth behind what you're eating!    This episode begins a series of DEEP DIVING into frequently used ingredients in the foods we eat. Today we are covering a packaging ingredient, BHT, that can cause several issues when consumed in large amounts. Tune in to learn more about how you can change the food industry to prevent the continued use.   Writings on the Wall Blog Post: https://primalrockgroceryhouse.com/blogs/scavenge-ology-scribbles PrimalRock Standards: https://primalrockgroceryhouse.com/pages/clean-label-standards   SHOP WITH US: primalrockgroceryhouse.com   SCROLL WITH US: instagram.com/primalrock

Meet John Johnson ( BHT),     John Johnson "JJ" is a Behavioral Health Technician at Avenues Recovery Communities in their Lake Ariel Residential Inpatient facility. We met about a 2 years ago in the middle of the pandemic there and immediately became friends. Today JJ stops by to tell us who he is, then how he fell into this roll, and what working in the Recovery Field has done for him & loved ones. What is a BHT?A behavioral health technician is a psychiatric technician who assists a Licensed Therapist / Counselors specializing in treating patients with behavioral disorders. These include Substance Use Disorder , Opioid Use Disorder, eating disorders, gambling addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder, among others. Technicians support the work of psychiatrists/Therapists by monitoring patients and recording their physical and emotional symptoms. When working in residential living facilities, they may also assist with daily activities and safety.The Mantra of this position is " OBSERVE AND REPORT", but in the drug and alcohol treatment field it seems a bit more dynamic than that. This position requires sincerity, personal recovery, and deep listening ( Empathy). JJ showed me how this is done last year and we get to discuss how this happened.#addiction #addictionrecovery #addictiontreatment #substanceusedisorder #alcoholism #alcoholismrecovery #stigma #trauma #treatment #mentalhealth #recoveryispossible #justbelieve #avenuesrecovery #salvationarmy #kratom #adderall #bht #observeandreport #behavioralhealth #behavioralhealthtechnician #behavioralhealthtech If you or your loved ones are looking for treatment at Avenues Recovery Centers please see the link below:https://www.avenuesrecovery.com/the-experience/Support the show

This episode I share the true meaning of Ishtar, information on the use of toxins & poisons (Bht) in the food we ingest, deodorant (Al) & the impact on the body. I share ways of healing the body from fluoride & aluminum to assist in decalifying the pineal gland, the third eye & connection to Source. I also discuss the "Communist Rules of Revolution", which seems to be much of what is currently transpiring.

O segundo episódio desta temporada do RTP Arena Respawn conta com o BhT-, zorlaK e mucha, tendo sido discutidos vários assuntos, desde o IEM Katowice à RTP Arena Cup!

On today's show Perry & Valerie are going to answer questions about…Can home bleaching your hair affect the follicles and hair production long term?Why is BHT in cosmetics and is it safe? What is the difference between a fragrance and a perfuming ingredient?What products are really necessary for hair? Can the dye in purple shampoo work for your teeth?What should the next generation of estheticians &  hairdressers to know or understand? Lawsuit alert!Burts Bees gets sued. Recall MeKao recalls Jergens Ultra lotion Bioderma recalls micellar waterBeauty Question linksBHT productHismile teeth productFour Ways to Ask a question -1. Become a patron and ask through there. These get top attention.2. You can record your question on your smart phone and email to thebeautybrains@gmail.com3. Send it to us via social media (see links below)4. Submit it through the following form - Ask a questionSupport the Beauty BrainsThe Beauty Brains are now on Patreon! If you want to support the show Patreon is the best way to do it. This will help keep the show going and avoid any of those pesky advertisements that I find so maddening in other podcasts that I listen to. Thank you to all of our Patrons!Social media accountson Instagram we're at thebeautybrains2018on Twitter, we're thebeautybrainsAnd we have a Facebook pageValerie's ingredient company - Simply IngredientsBe Brainy about your Beauty!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thebeautybrains?fan_landing=true)

Tourist faces 10 years prison and up to 1 million BHT fine | GMT | Ep.194 A tourist who posted a photograph of himself sitting on an endangered coral reef faces a fine of up to 1 million baht and a 10-year prison sentence. Thailand's falling birth rate is having a drastic impact on the economy and society. Thailand is revising surrogacy laws to allow foreigners to hire Thai surrogate mothers without requiring one partner to be Thai. A Frenchman is facing fraud charges for allegedly scamming expats in Pattaya out of millions of baht. All this coming up on today's Good Morning Thailand with Jay and Tim Coffee sponsored by: https://coffeeculture.asia/thaiger (10% discount for Thaiger members with the code 'THAIGER' at check out) Please visit our sponsor 5-star marine: https://5starmarinephuket.com/ Check out our new channel "Bounce": https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXTD... BROWSE to read the latest news: https://thethaiger.com

A nova temporada do RTP Arena Respawn arrancou com o BhT- ao leme, acompanhado pelo mucha e pelo zorlaK, onde discutiram a BLAST Premier: Spring Groups, a G2 e a Vitality, as novas equipas portuguesas e ainda o Major na Antuérpia.

Intentionally catching Omicron is a really stupid idea | GMT | Ep.171 Partygoers at the full moon party in Koh Phangan are flaunting their positive covid 19 test results, The Thai cabinet has approved the purchase of 4 fighter jets and many complaints as the government decides on adding a 300 BHT tourist tax. All coming up on today's Good Morning Thailand with Jay and Tim | Ep.171 Coffee sponsored by: https://coffeeculture.asia/thaiger (10% discount for Thaiger members with the code 'THAIGER' at check out) Check out BYD Lofts: https://bydlofts.com/ BROWSE to read the latest news: https://thethaiger.com

Thailand Omicron infections rapidly rise & payouts for nightlife workers | GMT | Ep.163 Omicron is on the rise in Thailand as infections rise across the country, registered sex workers are getting a 5000 BHT payout, Chantaburi is having a diarrhea crisis, and more of Thailand's famous safety tips. All coming up on today's Good Morning Thailand with Jay and Natty. Ep.163 Coffee sponsored by: https://coffeeculture.asia/thaiger (10% discount for Thaiger members with the code 'THAIGER' at check out) Please visit our sponsor 5-star marine: https://5starmarinephuket.com/ BROWSE to read the latest news: https://thethaiger.com

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://lovewithsex.me/2021/12/22/13-natural-ways-to-make-food-last-longer-without-chemical-preservatives/ 13 Natural Ways to Make Food Last Longer Without Chemical Preservatives #NaturalFoodPreservatives https://lovewithsex.me/?p=13947 Have you ever felt disappointed after prepping your own healthy meals at home, only to find they've gone bad, or taste a little “off” by the time you're ready to eat them? Luckily, there are 13 natural ways to make food last longer without chemical preservatives. Not only will these natural ingredients prevent food from going to waste, but you'll also avoid the common chemical preservatives found in store-bought foods, such as BHA, BHT, MSG, nitrates, refined vegetable oils, refined sugar, and potassium bromate.

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Alethea Dumas is the program manager of Equity and Engagement for BHT. She grew up in Spokane, attended Lewis & Clark Highschool, and furthered her education at WSU where she received a degree in Women's Studies, Critical Culture, Gender & Race Studies, along with minor degrees in Human Development, and Popular Culture. Alethea is passionate about equity and believes that equity is about always being open to learning how to love people better. In her spare time, she enjoys singing, reading, thrifting, and watching movies. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tlpedu/support

Anxiety Disorder is a disrupter of life, often leaving destruction in its wake. It can rob you of your happiest moments, achievements and joy. How can you live a fulfilling life if you are afflicted with AD? Eva Lillard, M.Ed, BHT and Child & Family Therapist returns to the show to talk about the impacts of anxiety, important triggers to look out for and the four R's for relieving anxiety in your life.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twobrotherstalking/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/twobrotherstalking/support

What should should you do if you have a friend or know someone that is being abused? We asked listeners to submit questions that they would like answered by guest cohost and Child & Family Therapist Eva Lillard, M.Ed, BHT.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/twobrotherstalking/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/twobrotherstalking/support

Jade Beall is a proud mother and a Tucson, AZ based world-renowned photographer specializing in truthful images of women to inspire feeling irreplaceably beautiful as a counter-balance to the airbrushed photoshopped imagery that dominates main stream media. Her recent work "A Beautiful Body Project" has touched 100,000's of women's lives and garnered global attention from media outlets including the BBC, The Huffington Post & beyond. Jade's book series and media platform feature untouched photos of women alongside their stories of their journeys to build self-esteem in a world that thrives off women feeling insecure. Jade's dream is to inspire future generations of women to be free from painful suffering from years of feeling not enough and embrace their sacred beauty just as they are in this precious moment. Jillian Bessett: The voice in the intro and outro belong to songwriter Jillian Bessett. Jillian Bessett is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose evocative lyrics and welcoming stage presence have endeared her to audiences throughout the southwest music scene. Jillian is currently writing music and gigging with her new favorite instrument the Boss RC-505 Looping Station. Referenced in the interview: In The Beauty Myth, Naomi Wolf wrote: "“A culture fixated on female thinness is not an obsession about female beauty, but an obsession about female obedience. Dieting is the most potent political sedative in women's history; a quietly mad population is a tractable one.” Jes Baker is an author, international speaker and blogger with a background in mental health where she's worked as a BHT, Psychosocial Rehabilitation Specialist, Arizona state credentialed Peer Support Specialist and Educator. Her two books are Things No One Will Tell Fat Girls, a bestselling handbook created for those who are beginning their body acceptance journey and Landwhale, a memoir-esque exploration of the complex conversations that arise while navigating the world as a fat woman. Sonya Renee Taylor is the Founder and Radical Executive Officer of The Body is Not An Apology, a digital media and education company promoting radical self-love and body empowerment as the foundational tool for social justice and global transformation. Sonya's work as a highly sought-after award-winning Performance Poet, activist, and transformational leader continues to have global reach. Sonya is a former National and International poetry slam champion and author of two books, including The Body is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love. She is an educator and thought leader who has enlightened and inspired organizations, audiences and individuals from board rooms to prisons, universities to homeless shelters, elementary schools to some of the biggest stages in the world.

Do you chew gum while you're training/racing? You may want to think twice about that habit and ditch the “artificial junk” Typical sugar free gum ingredients: Sorbitol, Gum Base, Glycerol, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Hydrogenated Starch Hydrolysate, Aspartame, Mannitol, Acesulfame K, Soy Lecithin, Xylitol, Colors (Beta-Carotene, Blue 1 Lake), BHT (to Maintain Freshness). Artificial sweeteners […] The post ATC 223: Spit Out That Gum, Recovery From Overtraining, Healthy Mindset to Body Shape, and More first appeared on Endurance Planet.

Torea Rodriguez - Toxins, infections and autoimmune disease - Podcast #112 Get Show Updates Here: http://www.beyondwellnessradio.com/newsletter You-tube Podcast Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=justinhealth Show Transcription: See https://justinhealth.com/torea-rodriguez-toxins-infections-and-autoimmune-disease-podcast-112   Dr. Justin Marchegiani interviews autoimmune specialist, Torea Rodriguez, in this episode where they talk about autoimmune diseases and how these can be exacerbated by toxins and infections in the body. Find out how one thing leads to another and what types of lab tests are vital in helping to get to the root cause of issues.  Discover what supplements can aid in fighting autoimmune conditions. Learn how important it is to deal with stress or avoid it completely to be healthy along with making diet and lifestyle changes, as well as find out about healing pathways that worked for some people which may just work for you, too. In this episode, topics include: 13:55 Infections 16:35 Stress 24:42 Biofilms 30:58 Supplements and Herbs 36:26 Toxins Subscribe on I-Tunes: http://www.beyondwellnessradio.com/itunes Review us at: http://www.beyondwellnessradio.com/itunes Visit us at: http://www.beyondwellnessradio.com Have a question: http://www.beyondwellnessradio.com/question   References: http://www.immunoscienceslab.com/Viral/Viral%20Comp%20Panel.pdf http://www.torearodriguez.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Butylated_hydroxytoluene#Applications http://www.growyouthful.com/remedy/BHT-butylated-hydroxytoluene.php http://www.torearodriguez.com/ Detox course: torea.co/WholeLifeDetox December's Webinar on the course (06 Dec): torea.co/WLD-DEC6 BHT Book: http://www.projectwellbeing.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/BHTbook-StevenWmFowkes-100903.pdf