Podcasts about special diet

Fisayo Oluwadiya is a principal software engineer for a large organization, working remotely from Manhattan who's side hustle is developing a web application to help people with special dietary requirements find the best restaurants that meet their needs. This idea stemmed from her self-proclaimed obsession with food. While working as an engineer for big name organizations such as JP Morgan, Major League Baseball, and Nordstrom, she has always written restaurant reviews as a food blogger. It wasn't until she joined her current employer, a large entertainment organization, that she decided to turn her passion into something more impactful, combining it with her talents as a software engineer. During this episode, Fisayo Oluwadiya will discuss her new personalized eating out guide she's developed to help make it easier for people with special dietary preferences to find their best meal match. 

Are you dreading the holidays because of all the food temptations? It's tough to stick to a diet plan when everyone around you is eating pie and candy canes. Join Dr. Mona Lisa as she teaches you the mind-body, medical intuitive solutions to the how to stay healthy when people around you eat differently. This podcast features audience participation. Join the podcast studio audience every  WED 5pm EST/2pm PST Register in advance for this Zoom meeting: ZOOM  https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZItf-ipqzstGNSknPWYB6LJFJbT-Pl7BZy1  After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. During the show, you may even get through on the reading line (207 846 6475) for a free mini-reading.  Dr. Mona Lisa's Private Readings  https://www.drmonalisa.com/private-reading-request; Readings are educational only and are not intended to provide a physician-patient relationship, give diagnoses, prescribe treatment or do psychotherapy. Please contact your health care provider to obtain treatment. If you are in an emergency, please go to your nearest emergency room. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Danica was always a plump girl, and one day her parents decided to solve her problem once and for all. They made her eat nano-food and she'll tell you the story about how it happened. .

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Why do we eat?  On the surface it seems like a simple question – we eat because it's biologically necessary for our survival.  But for us humans, it's a bit more complex than that.  We eat for a number of reasons.  We eat for social and emotional reasons, to celebrate big occasions, or as solace when we're depressed or anxious.  Some of us have religious or ethical guidelines for eating.  Many of you listening to this podcast eat to fuel your fitness goals.  Powerlifters, body-builders, endurance athletes, and Crossfitters all eat in a prescribed manner to fuel their activity.  Many of us eat in order to lose – or gain – weight. If you're at all interested in health and fitness, then you care about nutrition and would like the way you eat help you achieve your body composition or athletic goals.  Or perhaps your goals aren't as ambitious, maybe you just want to eat healthier in order to be healthier.  Today we're going to talk about another reason to eat – to optimize your sexual health.My guest today on the Over 50 Health & Wellness show is Christine DeLozier. Christine is an acupuncturist and herbalist who specializes in sexual health. She holds master's degrees in acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine and counseling, and is a certified holistic nutrition counselor. She is the author of the book titled Diet for Great Sex: Food for Male and Female Sexual Health, which uses scientific evidence to uncover the best dietary habits for great sex merging modern science with traditional Chinese medicine.  Join us this week as Christine discusses in detail what we should all be eating – and why – in order to optimize ourselves for great sex!Visit Christine's website at www.dietforgreatsex.comYou can buy Christine's book Diet for Great Sex at Amazon or your favorite book sellerInstagram @dietforgreatsexChristine mentioned Host Defense during this episode.  You can learn more at www.hostdefense.com. Want more over 50 health & wellness goodness? Join our free private Facebook group!https://www.facebook.com/groups/silveredgefitness

LSU gymnast and Tik Tok star Livvy Dunne joins Haley and Hanna on the Twins debut show. Livvy, Haley and Hanna get into EVERYTHING. Starting with Livvy's burst onto the social media scene, How to balance Division One sports while also being a top influencer on social media and how they all deal with the haters who come at them   The trio also get into: Where Livvy will end up after College How to handle mean girls Did someone actually breakup with Livvy? Absolute love for Nashville Who Livvy leans on to keep her life from getting insane Best experience since NIL passed Workout regiment ... special diet .. Tik Tok life .. & so much more!!!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a kidney transplant, your diet still plays a big role. Do you know which foods to avoid or how your transplant medications affect what you can eat? On today's episode, we'll discuss how you can keep your new kidney healthy while also maintaining a healthy weight.

There Isn't A Special Diet Just For You! Black Friday 60 Sec Tip of the Week! by Health, Fitness and Nutrition

'What should I serve guests with dietary restrictions' Over the past few months, this has without a question been our most commonly asked question! Let's be honest, it can be intimidating! After years of eating, cooking and catering gluten and dairy free myself, I have learned quite a bit along the way. Through this Date with Kayt we will talk through: -How the way we talk about and serve special diet foods can divide a table...and how to make sure that doesn't happen. -How to use the recipes you already love to serve special diet guests -Checking labels and being cautious about hidden gluten and dairy in common products -4 gluten and dairy free menu options with  flavor packed and hearty meals that everyone can eat, and everyone will enjoy! Curious about where to find certain ingredients or could you use help with an upcoming menu? Email us at Ciao@Gatherintentionalliving.com and we'll include some of the questions in the next episode! 

Bible Reading: Romans 14:1-7, 22-23"Mom, how come Christians have such different ideas about right and wrong?" asked Avery one day. "You and Dad won't let us watch some movies that Stella's parents think are okay. And Naomi says her family avoids doing certain things on Sunday that we do almost every Sunday. Why can't Christians agree on what's right and what's wrong?""There isn't a simple answer to that, but…" Mom hesitated. "We're having Uncle Paul and Aunt Sue over for dinner tonight, right? And we'll all eat quite differently. Aunt Sue has diabetes and avoids starchy foods. Uncle Paul is on a diet to lower his cholesterol.""And Daddy wants to lose weight." Avery giggled. "I guess he'll eat a big salad and not too much of the other stuff."Avery's brother Cole spoke up. "Yeah, but what does that have to do with it?""Well, people have different physical conditions, so they have different dietary needs," said Mom. "And because Christians have different backgrounds and levels of maturity, they have different spiritual needs.""You mean, what's right for one person may not be right for another?" Cole asked."Possibly," said Mom. "God may convict one believer about a certain activity because it would cause him--or those around him--to stumble in the Christian walk. Or someone may have a tender conscience about something because she had a bad experience related to it, or because of the way she was brought up. Then it would be wrong for her to take part in that activity, though it might not be harmful for someone else.""So, each person can decide what they can and can't do?" Avery asked."Well, many things are spelled out so clearly in the Bible that there's no room to argue about them. As to things not specifically mentioned, we need to depend on the Holy Spirit to show us the best choice for us. We also need to be understanding of Christians who have different convictions than we do. They're our brothers and sisters in Christ who are loved and accepted by God just like we are--even though none of us is perfect.""Okay." Avery grinned. "One thing I know the Bible is clear about is for kids to obey their parents. So for now, I'll just ask you what I can do." -Sherry L. KuytHow About You?Do you trust God to help you decide what things you should or should not do? Many issues are not specifically spelled out in the Bible, so don't be critical of the way others handle them. On the other hand, don't do something you have doubts about, even if other Christians are doing it. Be willing to accept your parents' guidance as you form your own convictions.Today's Key Verse:Everyone should be sure about their beliefs in their own mind. (ERV) (Romans 14:5)Today's Key Thought:Develop convictions

DEVELOP CONVICTIONSKEY VERSE: EVERYONE SHOULD BE SURE ABOUT THEIR BELIEFS IN THEIR OWN MIND. ROMANS 14:5 (ERV) 

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You'd think that after living in New Zealand for 12 years we'd have adjusted to the kiwi ways. And we have. To most things. But not all. We moved to New Zealand from England in 2009 and it was the best move that we have ever made. We have raised our kids in a country that embraces innovation and creativity, and have been warmly welcomed by the wonderful New Zealand people.  But. There are times when we are reminded that this is not Kansas. That we still need to work a little harder to truly fit in. Whenever these seven events show up in life down under, we realise that try as we may, we are still adapting to life in New Zealand. Here are the seven culprits that still baffle these two slow learning brits...   Would You Like To Join Our Private New Zealand Community? Are you Considering Moving To New Zealand and are desperate to know what life in New Zealand is (really) like? Do You LOVE New Zealand & dream of moving here one day? Sign up HERE and I will send you my FREE Moving to and Living in New Zealand Guide. A 5 Part Video Series! At the end of the series, you will be offered details of how to become part of our very exciting and growing community of New Zealand loving members! SIGN UP NOW!   Living in New Zealand & STILL, We Can't Adjust To...   The second syllable thing. Ham. Real estate signs. House prices. The ten-second pause. Whitebait. Coffee.   Moving to New Zealand? Here's More Content For You! Life in New Zealand Compared to the UK. From a Kiwi Who's Tried Both Leaving America to live in New Zealand 7 Things That Scared us About Moving To New Zealand Living in New Zealand. Why 30% Of Immigrants Go Back Home Moving to New Zealand. The How's, the Whys and the Hoops. Moving to New Zealand. 5 Rookie Mistakes to Avoid Making Americans in New Zealand. Will They Ever Feel at Home? Interested in Life in New Zealand? Here's More Content For You! 7 Weird Things About New Zealand You Know You're in New Zealand When... Where To Live in New Zealand? North or South Island? Foos in New Zealand. Will You Struggle With a Special Diet? Behind The Scenes Podcast Episodes (Where we share the things that are happening in our lives right now). Episode #1: Meeting Our Teenage Daughter. Life at 17. Episode #2: Our Son at 20. Homeschooled. No College. Three Jobs. Episode #3: We Met Online. The Māori Subscribers Who Changed Our Lives. Episode #4: The REAL Reason We Left the UK. Episode #5: Quitting School. Now What? Episode #6: Feeling Fear But Going On Regardless.   Can't Wait To Travel Again? Here's Some Inspiring Content For You! 7 Most Beautiful Places on Earth (And Why You Need To Visit Them SOON!  Japanese Culture. 7 Things You Should (Really) Know BEFORE You Go How to Travel The World For Free. Or at Least Very, Very Cheap. Italy Travel (Like You've Never Seen Before. In Your Life.)   Follow us on: YouTube Pinterest Facebook TikTok   Subscribe to us on Apple Subscribe on Android Subscribe on Spotify

My colleague Loren Edelson, Functional Nutrition Pracitioner, mother and Canoe Instructor (I love her multi-passionate life) has unique expertise on navigating the challenges of an anti-inflammatory diet socially. Here she shares her story - her struggles, and the tools she uses to navigate stressful social situations. Loren blogs about her experiences - you can follow her HERE. . . .In other news, if you are interested in learning more about how sugar can be part of your child's diet, even if they struggle with attention, join my new FREE workshop next week.  Roadmap to Attention and Regulation - my signature 5 week course - also launches in two weeks.

Meet Chigozie Bashua, the founder of The Nut Place, a nut processing company in Nigeria that processes edible nuts into gluten free products for middle and low income earners and helps people that are on a special diet to have access to healthy and affordable food options. In the interview Chigozie shares about: How she came across the idea while grocery shopping during a vacation abroadHow she launched the business from a corner in her mom's kitchen And how by developing processes and SOP's for her staff she manages to continue her 9 to 5 job as an engineer in tech while at the same time growing her business  She also talks about the benefit of pursuing a purposeful idea, how she got a practical education in how to process nuts by visiting processing plants in the UK and what her advice for young Nigerians is.  There is a lot of gold in this interview and we hope you'll enjoy the conversation as much as we did. And now, without further ado, enter Chigozie Bashua.

It's the 100th anniversary of the so-called ‘ketogenic' diet, which helps to control epilepsy in children and adults, and can even allow some of them to stop taking medications for the condition. Eric Kossoff, a neurologist and pediatric ketogenic diet expert at Johns Hopkins, describes what such a diet entails. Kossoff: The diet is a 90+ […]

In this episode, another in our ongoing series of Ask Thom Anything, Thom explains the distinction between wellness and relaxation activities and why they don't deliver the same impacts as Vedic Meditation.He also explores “The dark night of the soul” and describes how contrasting experiences of the mind and body lead to an unstabilized vision.He gives us some insights into how we can respond when someone is in the dying stage of their life and the advantages we have as Vedic meditators during this stage. And finally, Thom explains a practical approach to diet when we're on a spiritual path.If you'd like to have Thom answer a question on the podcast, you can submit your questions here.Episode Highlights: [00:57] Q - Can ‘Wellness Activities' Be as Effective as Vedic Meditation for Releasing Stress? [01:47] It Depends on Consciousness [03:09] They Might Be Relaxing But... [04:27] An Opportunistic Brain[05:55] Absolute Unboundedness of Being [06:51] A Consciousness-Led Approach [08:00] No Special Environment Required [08:42] Q - What's the Vedic Worldview on the Dark Night of the Soul? [09:07] An Unstabilized Vision[10:33] The Body's Prime Directive [12:12] Unstressing [13:25] Our Body Needs to Catch Up [14:27] Mind and Body in Complete Agreement [15:28] Q - How Can I Navigate Having Someone Dying or Getting Close to Death? [15:50] Speed Grieving [16:44] Be the Strong One [17:57] There is Only Evolution [19:40] Don't Be the Needy One [21:07] Restoring a Sense of Peace and Happiness [21:51] Q - Do You Recommend a Special Diet for a Spiritual Practice?[22:04] Toxicity Begins With Your Consciousness State [23:43] The Art and Science of Ayurveda [25:23] Balancing Behaviour for Different Body TypesUseful Links: info@thomknoles.com https://thomknoles.com/https://www.instagram.com/thethomknoles/https://www.facebook.com/thethomknoleshttps://www.youtube.com/c/thomknoles https://thomknoles.com/ask-thom-anything/

In this podcast, Dr Sarah Caney explains what the characteristics of a therapeutic renal diet (TRD) are, why a TRD is recommended as part of management of cats with CKD and how they can help with quality and length of life. Recognising that transitioning to a new diet is often very challenging, especially in cats that are ill due to CKD, Sarah includes tips for achieving dietary compliance and options to discuss with your vet clinic if you remain concerned. 

What kind of pet do you have? A dog? A cat? A bird? How about ....a TORTOISE! Meet Tyler Sheller and hear him describe his bbf Boris the Tortoise. Boise is a 20 year old Russian Tortoise and Tyler keeps his pet happy with a special diet, exercise and sleeping accommodations. You 'shell' enjoy this conversation!!!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Alston, Tim, and Cristina invite special guest, Kathy Hill, to talk about how to navigate different food allergies while traveling at Walt Disney World!Get to know and follow us @travelmationpodcast on Instagram!

Learn how to follow a special diet for your health needs without going crazy.

Thanks to registered dietician Brittyn Coleman , MS, RDN/LD, CLT , this episode  focuses on some of the many dietary considerations that may be made in determining what is the best diet so that  some people on the spectrum can increase their quality of life.  In this episode, we first talk about GI issues discovered in the earlier days of our daughter's autism journey. After thinking that these challenges were properly addressed, we discovered recently that this was not quite the case. We realized the need to add a dietician to our medical team in order to properly address issues concerning the gut, especially in light of an understanding of the gut-brain connection, was important to her development as she continued to age. Brittyn drops many nuggets of wisdom on how families can start learning how to optimally feed the body with neurodiversity in mind. Her website is available here and she is also available on Instagram at @autismdietitian. Earlier on in the episode, references are made to the Cleveland Clinic's explanation of the gut-brain connection, available on their website. Brittyn also referenced the following companies when discussing supplements: Seeking Health , Klaire Labs, Pure Encapsulations and Designs for Health. Not Your Mama's Autism is a Top 25 Autism Podcast, so please share and subscribe. https://blog.feedspot.com/autism_podcasts/

The Freestones join Scott to talk about how gluten-free can still be tasty this Fall. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy New Year! It's the time of year when people renew their vows to lose weight, eat healthier, and exercise more. This episode gives you everything you need to know about what diets your friends are on, where the diets came from, and what they're doing to your body. Learn about paleo, keto, fruitarian, macrobiotic and what you should eat for your blood type in this week's episode.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/HealthRighteous)

This week Kat and Jamie check out a new diet. It's from California. It makes you at least 20% bolder than you already are. What are we talking about? To find out, you just have to sit back, relax, and Don't Touch That Dial!

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Actually in most cases it's simple. I'm not saying it's easy, especially if you have eating disorders or unhealthy metabolism, or just been eating a lot of sugar and junk food recently, but the solution is simple. For weight loss phase eliminate: ALL ADDED processed and natural sugar (start reading nutritional labels and ingredient lists for hidden sugar), sweet fruit, liquid sweet calories ALL GRAINS and grain products POTATOES of all kinds Questions? Want me to talk about your confusions? SHOOT ME AN EMAIL: Angela@CreateYourself.Today Want to ALWAYS know what's new in the world of Lean Living, nutrition, fitness, weight loss, high-tech health, biohacking? SUBSCRIBE - bitly.com/LeanPeopleNewsletter Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/FoodSchool)

Sarah chats with Jordan from the blog King Gluten Free about the top 5 quick service dining locations at Disney World.  Find Jordan's blog: http://www.kingglutenfree.com/ Audio Services Provided by Hidden Gem Productions.

Sarah chats with Samantha from the blog Simply Samantha about the top 5 date night ideas at Disney World.  Find Samantha's blog: http://www.justsimplysamantha.com/ Audio Services Provided by Hidden Gem Productions.

Amy Hull Brown, Founder of Well Amy, is a Holistic Health Practitioner who takes an individualized approach to health recovery. She is a certified Nutritional Consultant, Health Coach, GAPSTM practitioner, Biotherapeutic DrainageTM practitioner, EAV technician and Clinical Aromatherapist. Her focus on holistic healing began several years ago after her twin sons were diagnosed with ADHD and Autism. Not finding answers from conventional medicine, Amy was successful in recovering her sons using a variety of natural approaches including dietary modifications, biomedical treatment, detoxification, immunotherapy, homeopathy and biotherapeutic drainage. Amy knows firsthand what is required to follow are a restricted diet as her sons were once sensitive to over 30 different foods. Based on the successes of her personal journey, Amy created Well Amy to help others navigate a path to health recovery. Amy works remotely one-on-one with parents. In addition, her online market offers specially curated foods and health products to support the dietary and health needs of those with chronic health issues, especially children on the autism spectrum.

Personal Trainer Pamela Hernandez answers a viewer's question, what if you visit someone's home and YOU have a special diet?

Personal Trainer Pamela Hernandez answers a viewer's question, what if you visit someone's home and YOU have a special diet?

In todays episode we take a deep dive into a couple of Tom Corley's 10 habits  to include, exercise, sleep and diet.

Getting your kid’s nutrition right is especially important if you have a special-needs child. Otherwise, you’ll just be making things harder on your child (and yourself). But according to Judy Converse, dietician and author of Special-Needs Kids Eat Right, the biggest hurdle parents face when it comes to nutrition-care is a lack of support and literature to help them along the way. So they try to do it on their own. But without knowing the right approach, they usually end up unintentionally making their child’s symptoms worse. Nutrition deals with a whole host of variables -- chemical balances, allergies, intolerances, food sensitivities, etc. And every child is different. But there is a way to get things right, and in this audio, you’ll hear how.