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Latest podcast episodes about thrival nutrition

The Vendor's Daughter
TVD #064 Being Your Biggest Advocate and Overcoming Obstacles with Lahana Vigliano of Thrival Nutrition

The Vendor's Daughter

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 9, 2020 56:03


The Vendor's Daughter is a podcast for entrepreneurs who want the tools to successfully grow their business without neglecting their personal lives. At The Vendor's Daughter we believe that when you are healthy and are free of financial burden you can show up as your best self for your business and your life. 

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
217 - Low Ferritin

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2020 15:59


In this episode, we’re going over what low ferritin is, why it can happen, and food/supplement actions to take! Make an appointment with the team at Thrival Nutrition to take back your health. We focus on hormone imbalances, digestive issues, weight loss, prenatal/postnatal, and more! Connect with Lahana over on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and the blog!

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216 - Coronavirus Hype

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2020 19:34


Coronavirus is on FIRE right now. The media is getting everyone prepped for Doomsday. Listen in (without the fear-mongering) to learn about the #foodasmedicine and getting your body prepped for no matter WHAT the “new year” virus is! Ready to book your one session? Remember, we’re offering $75 off until March 8th, 2020. Book your appointment over here! Head over to our virtual dispensary to get your supplement cabinet prepped + ready! Connect with Thrival Nutrition over on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and the blog!

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212 - How Nutrition Impacts ADHD

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 13, 2020 16:49


If you’re a mama (or parent in general) and you have a little one that struggles with ADHD, you might be struggling with the idea that a prescription is the ONLY answer. We’re all about digging deeper and in this episode, we’re covering some nutrients that are important to have to maintain attention, behavior, and overall health! Want to order a micronutrient test for you or your kiddo? Request an appointment with Lahana (it’s free!) and see how our team can help YOU! In this free phone call, we’ll go over the next steps of how we’ll use food as medicine approach with you (or your little one!) We want to reduce ADHD stress on everyone in the family! Check out our latest recipe on the blog – Pineapple Cilantro Pork Chops! Connect with Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and the blog!

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211 - Does Stress Make You Gain Weight?

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2020 16:49


Wondering how your stress can be holding you back? Learn how cortisol can be affecting your weight, overall hormones, blood sugar, and so much more!!! Check out Daily Harvest to make your smoothie game S T R O N G! We’ve been loving this, as we’re busy + trying to do our best! Use our code thrivalnutrition to get $25 off your order! Want to book an appointment with Lahana to see how our team can help you? Head over to this page to request a free appointment NOW! Start living your life the best you can! Connect with Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and website!

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210 - Should You Minimize Eggs In your Diet?

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 6, 2020 16:49


You might’ve heard conflicting info on eggs in your diet – so what should you do? Listen in to today’s episode to figure out how eggs fit in your diet and how to protect yourself when cooking them because certain cooking methods can damage eggs and cholesterol living you with oxidized food! Want to work 1:1 with a nutritionist/dietitian on the Thrival Team? Schedule your free call with Lahana to get you started off on the right track! Connect with Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. Don’t forget to visit our website to get delicious recipes! Like our latest buffalo chicken spaghetti {gluten free!}!

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Well-Adjusted Mama
Lahana Vigliano: Healthy Living For The Whole Family | WAM099

Well-Adjusted Mama

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2020 49:03


Lahana Vigliano is the owner of Thrival Nutrition. She is a certified holistic nutritionist (and mom!) who works mostly with women and mothers. Her approach is to use whole foods as medicine for a variety of things including: hormonal imbalances due to new motherhood or other reasons, gut issues, weight etc. She also loves talking about healthy living for the whole family and how to do it in a way that is balanced for mama too! Her passion also includes entrepreneurship and how to adjust it all and stay healthy. For more information, please visit her website at www.thrivalnutrition.com. Visit: DrLauraBrayton.com for show notes and available downloads. © 2020 Dr. Laura Brayton

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
208 - Getting Your Family Onboard To Eating Healthy

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 30, 2020 17:19


If you’re ready to start living a healthy lifestyle, but your family isn’t…don’t worry…most of us have been there! In this episode, I wanted to give encouragement and some tips on how you can make this transition. If you’re looking for a professional to help educate the whole family, request a free appointment to have us come help this transition be happier, healthier, and fun! Make this easy family meal that is delicious – Chicken Ramen! Connect with Lahana on Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and the blog!

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Episode 206 – Selenium in Thyroid + Fertility Health

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 23, 2020 16:45


If you want to dive into some health benefits of selenium and learn how it affects thyroid and fertility – tune into this episode! Newest recipe on the blog: Pork Chops w/ Cranberry Chutney Head over to Wild Foods Co. website to get your box full of sustainable healthy goodies! Use code THRIVAL12 to get 12% off your order. From supplements to coffee, Book your free appointment with Lahana to learn how we can help you with your health goals. Connect with Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and the blog!

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Episode 205 - Functional Outlook on Depression

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2020 18:52


If you or someone you know is struggling with depression, listen to this episode! We’re talking about how we use a functional and holistic outlook on depression. If you’re ready to book a free phone call with us to get 1:1 help to dig or the root cause of depression and use #foodasmedicine, head over to our Work With Us page and schedule your call! Connect with Thrival Nutrition over on Facebook, Instagram, and the blog.

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202: Toxic Feminine Hygiene

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 9, 2020 17:59


Are regular ol’ tampons and pads (aka feminine hygiene) causing toxicity in your life? I’m bringing the latest research on what the studies are saying that conventional tampons and pads can do. Should you go ahead and purchase organic tampons and pads? Tune in to find out + always share this episode with another lady friend who is wondering the same thing! Don’t be ashamed in your feminine hygiene game! P.S. Target is killing it with leading big stores to have these healthier options in stock! ***Thanks to our sponsor Wild Foods Co. for sponsoring this episode + bringing some amazing quality products right to our doorstep. Want to order a box of goodies? Head over to Wild Foods Co. website + don’t forget to use code THRIVAL12 to get 12% off your order! Some links that have been mentioned in this episode: Diaper Blog The 2019 recent study we used from Reproductive Toxicology Don’t forget to book your FREE appointment with Lahana, so we can get you all set up on your next health steps in your journey for 2020! Connect with Thrival Nutrition over on Facebook and Instagram and YouTube! Leave a rating and review if you loved this episode and want to hear more! We love hearing from you! x

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Episode 187 - Mold Toxicity w/ Mike Marshall

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 3, 2019 33:34


Mike + I are talking about MOLD today: What molds are + why they grow in the homes Length of time for mold to grow How to prevent mold growth Testing for mold Is DIY mold remediation good? Connect with Mold Inspection Sciences Texas on their website, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and their Google Listing! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and her website! About Mike Marshall + Mold Inspection Sciences Texas As the chief operations officer of Mold Inspection Sciences, Mike Marshall oversees the company’s operational aspects, coordinate with managers and departments to achieve objectives and goals, promote employee growth, and assist in establishing policies that continue to promote company culture and vision. In his prior role as director of operations, Marshall served as a growth catalyst, negotiating strong business development, and has been well known for infusing productive energy into building high-performance teams. Mike has worked with Mold Inspection Sciences Texas since March of 2018 and brought with him over 20 years of management expertise. Mike is also a proud family man, married to his wife Dawn for over 20 years who he has raised 4 amazing boys with. Together Mike and Dawn also have 2 dogs, Lucky and Bear and two cats, Leia and Padme. Mike’s passions in addition to his career include physical fitness and coaching and officiating athletics to include football, wrestling and baseball and the youth and high school levels. Mold Inspection Sciences Texas, was founded in 2007 by CEO Michael Bains with one simple goal in mind: to provide affordable, professional, and high-quality mold inspection and testing services to people across Texas suffering from the nuisance of mold. Over the past 12 years, MISTX has successfully performed and resolved thousands of investigations, providing safer and healthier conditions for a wide variety of clients to thrive in.

Extraordinary Moms Podcast
Episode 36: Wellness from the Inside Out with Lahana

Extraordinary Moms Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 8, 2019 51:53


Today my guest is Lahana Vigliano. Lahana started Thrival Nutrition where she helps women to feel their best through health and wellness education and plans. We have a very candid conversation about our changing bodies, what actually helps you get results you want, and more. And we talk about getting your poop tested. Just sayin'! If you've felt stuck or blah lately, this episode is for you! Show Notes: www.thrivalnutrition.com/workwithme www.facebook.com/thrivalnutrition www.instagram.com/thrivalnutrition Today's show is Sponsored by... Blume is providing you a clean and safe option for your deodorant. Their products are perfect for your teen daughters, making their transition into womanhood a little easier. So text EMP to 79-79-79 to get 25% off your first stick of Hug Me deodorant! And... Lovevery is an amazing toy subscription box for babies and toddlers, focused on creating opportunities for your children to have intentional play. Each box is full of quality toys and instructions on how you can engage with them. They've done an amazing job creating a box that moms and kids will love and they want to give you $15 off your subscription box by going to www.lovevery.com and use promo code: EMP at checkout!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 179 – Lupus Rebel w/ Dr. Connie Jeon

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 8, 2019 39:16


Need a dietitian or nutritionist who practices a functional holistic approach? Check out our Work With Us page to see how Thrival Nutrition can help you! Join Thrival Nutrition’s Facebook group! We’re sitting down with Dr. Connie Jeon + chatting about… Her journey with being diagnosed with lupus + autoimmune conditions Root causes of autoimmunity How gut health is intertwined with it Natural lifestyle + nutrition approach to lupus Did she feel conventional treatments were a must? What yin and yang energy means Alkaline Foods About Dr. Connie Jeon Dr. Connie Jeon is a board certified Functional Medicine Practitioner, Doctor of Physical Therapy, and Registered Dietitian. She found the Alkaline Method utilizing her didactic background as well as her experience as a Lupus patient for over 19 years. She’s created holistic solutions for patients living with autoimmune conditions. Find Dr. Connie on her website, Facebook, and Instagram! Check out Lupus Rebel! Find Lahana on her website, Facebook, and Instagram!

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Episode 178 - Hands Foot Mouth Natural Remedies

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 1, 2019 28:31


Want to read this episode on the blog with all the links I mentioned?! Head over to Thrival Nutrition! If you're wondering what Hands Foot Mouth natural remedies are out there, find out on today's episode on how you can support your kiddos during a virus infection, like HFM, + what foods can be really nourishing + healing! Connect with Lahana over Facebook, Instagram, Website, and YouTube!

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Episode 175 - Is Fish Oil For You?

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 9, 2019 17:22


Purchase the Thrival Nutrition Fish Oil on Amazon!   Learn about how fish oil can impact your health: Cardiovascular Health Cellular Membranes Inflammation Eye Health Brain Development Breastfeeding Connect with Thrival Nutrition over on Facebook, Instagram, the blog, and YouTube!

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Episode 173 – Top Five Foods to Avoid during Pregnancy w/ Claire Stewart, RD

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2019 28:15


Book an appointment with Claire to get your health back on track! She LOVES helping pregnant + postpartum mamas, but also does weight loss, hormonal imbalances, and GI issues! Listen back to Claire’s episode 2 weeks ago about TOP FIVE FOODS FOR PREGNANCY! This week, we’re chatting about the top five foods to AVOID during pregnancy and we’re also talking about alternatives to the glucose drink that they make you do during pregnancy! Connect with Thrival Nutrition over on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and our website! About Claire Stewart, RD Claire is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and graduated from Texas Christian University with a BS in Nutrition and Dietetics. She is also a yoga instructor, and love combining this practice with nutrition to help others achieve true freedom through health – physically, spiritually, and mentally! Some of her other hobbies include hiking with her husband, cooking & creating recipes, and gardening

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Episode 172 – Salt Cave Health Benefits w/ Jack Cramer

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 20, 2019 22:46


Have you seen those super cool salt caves? Are they worth it? What do they even do? We’re talking with Jack Cramer – the owner of Austin Salt Cave – to talk more about what these salt caves area all about! If you’re local to Austin, check out Jack’s Salt Cave: 2951 Ranch Rd 620 S #102, Lakeway, TX 78738 Check them out online as well! Are you ready to get your health back on track now that school is in session? No matter if you’re local to here in Austin or somewhere else in the U.S. – we got your back! Head over to our Work With Us page to learn about what we do + how we can help! Connect with Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and our website!

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Episode 170 – PCOS w/ Dr. Ann Barter

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 6, 2019 41:06


PCOS can be super tricky! Dr. Ann Barter brings all the hormone talk, lab talk, nutrition talk, to bring you the latest information on PCOS. What you’ll learn in this episode…. What your labs could say with PCOS Symptoms of PCOS Relationship with blood sugar regulation + PCOS How mold is related to PCOS ….and so much more! Tune in!! About Dr. Ann Barter Dr. Ann-Marie Barter is on the cutting edge of holistic healthcare. As a chiropractor and functional medicine practitioner, she helps people get out of pain and reach their maximum potential through her unique approach she has developed after studying under some of the finest minds in her field. Dr. Barter has always had a mind for high level problem solving. In her early 20’s she was introduced to chiropractic, whereas she had been very skeptical until it changed her life. The treatment was like magic – she felt new and light, like a better version of herself. She immersed herself in school, learning not only the art and science of chiropractic modalities, but also functional blood chemistry analysis, nutrition, applied kinesiology and natural remedies. She now specializes in difficult functional medicine cases, helping people with issues concerning their thyroid, blood sugar, gut health and hormone dysfunction as well as other metabolic conditions. Dr. Barter went to Chiropractic school at the University of Western States in Portland, Oregon, but when she found out her mother was diagnosed with late stage cancer they moved to Colorado to fulfill her mother’s dream and she opened her first practice. These days Dr. Barter can be found dancing, skiing, running, practicing yoga, biking, hiking, practicing barre or walking her Rhodesian Ridgeback, Ritz. Connect with Ann on her website, Facebook, and Instagram! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on her website, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube!

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Episode 169 – Uncensored w/ Doug Vigliano

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 30, 2019 27:14


Want to meet us at the Moms Meet Conference? We’re speaking this September at their Wow Summit! Get your tickets, mama! We’re bringing on Doug Vigliano, Lahana’s husband, on the podcast this week! This episode we’re basically rambling about every day life things, all things Thrival, and hopefully you leave this episode with some giggles about the real, raw, working/personal relationship between Lahana and Doug. We wanted to break up the normal “nutrition education” with some rambling fun. If you want to make Doug’s dreams come true and make him #influencergoals, follow him on Instagram. Connect with Thrival Nutrition on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and the blog!  

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Episode 168: Emotional Eating w/ Amber Peterson

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 23, 2019 32:11


We’re speaking with Amber Peterson – our AMAZING health coach from Thrival Nutrition on the podcast this week!  We’re diving into more of the emotional side of eating + Amber is an AMAZING lady to walk you through breaking habits, getting reconnected with yourself and your vision, and diving deep into the “why” of things. We love her on our staff! We’re answering some of these questions today… Where her interest came in with mindful eating Biggest problem with yoyo dieters How to improve your relationship with food Navigating food in social situations How to make a way of eating a “lifestyle” and make it sustainable Don’t forget to read some top clean beauty products that you can find at Target!! About Amber Peterson Amber has a BS in Organizational Behavior from Brigham Young University and have been a health educator for 10 years along with being a Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach as well as a National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach. She has worked in clinic and virtual settings for over 3 years. Want to work with Amber? Send her an email over at amber@thrivalnutrition.com  Connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, our blog, and YouTube!

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Episode 167: Why Phase 1 Detoxification of Estrogen is Important w/ Lahana Vigliano, CCN

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 16, 2019 17:13


Learn about our pricing, packaging, and steps to move forward working with us to change your health – FOR THE BETTER! Connect with Lahana over on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and the blog! About Lahana Vigliano, CCN Lahana Vigliano is a Certified Clinical Nutritionist and CEO of Thrival Nutrition. She has her Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition Science and currently pursing her Masters Degree in Nutrition Science and Functional Medicine. Lahana and her team help support women who struggle with weight loss, hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, chronic fatigue, and many other lingering issues that leaves women not feeling their best. She uses food as medicine, as well as herbs and supplements when needed, to support her clients. She looks at the whole body holistically making sure women are understanding how nutrition, sleep, stress, and their environment impact their health. She creates tons of free resources in her blog (www.thrivalnutrition.com) and the Thrival Nutrition Podcast that share real food recipes + content that helps women who are wanting to feed and take care of their families healthier + more holistically. She is also the creator of Thrival Nutrition Supplements, which she formulates bioavailable and organic supplements to better support women’s lifestyle. Transcript I hope everyone is well + embracing what is left of summer. I can’t believe it’s almost over and my little girl goes to KINDERGARTEN! Ya’ll this is huge. We will have officially two kiddos in regular school. A turning point that is bittersweet.   Today, I wanted to hop on solo and talk with you guys about a topic that I feel is VERY important when you’re looking at your hormones and it’s not tested by your conventional doctor. This is why in our practice we use the DUTCH test for hormones to get a really deep look into what you’re hormones are actually doing. We’re not just looking at the levels of hormones you have, like estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, but we’re looking at the metabolites + how you’re using it through the body and the different phases of detoxification. This shows SO much about not just your hormonal health, but your overall health and can really answer questions if you have mysterious symptoms, but your doctor tells you that your hormone levels are “fine”. We’re really focusing in on estrogen today. So, let’s get started. The dried urine hormone test we use tests for your three main estrogens: E1, E2, E3. Your doctor will probably only test for E2 when they check hormones via the blood. E1, also known as estrone, is pretty weak + is the estrogen that becomes dominate during menopause. E2, known as estradiol, is the main estrogen during our reproduction years and also is the most potent. E3, known as estriol, is a big estrogen that happens during pregnancy. E1 and E2 can convert to each other, but E3 can’t convert to any of the other estrogens.  What happens to the estrogen once it’s ready to go through the detoxification pathway? Phase 1 brings out cytochrome P450 enzymes to metabolize them + this can go down three different pathways. You have your 2-OH pathway that is super protective and this pathway should be the MAJORITY of what you metabolize. There is another pathway called 4-OH pathway that can be dangerous as it can cause DNA damage, increasing your risk of estrogen related cancers, like breast cancer. While some of our estrogen will go down this pathway, it should NOT be the majority. This is the more inflammatory pathway. Last, but not least, another pathway called the 16-OH pathway is very symptomatic and can cause you to have estrogen dominant symptoms and it binds very strong to the receptors on our cell. E3 is usually formed in this 16-OH pathway originating from E1. The metabolite going through the 16-OH pathway has been studied to also be a potential tumor initiator causing DNA changes, which also increases your risk of estrogen related health problems. During phase 1 detoxification, you need to make sure that you have plenty of B vitamins, vitamin C, selenium, zinc, and magnesium. These nutrients are the cofactors to this phase of detox. Without them, you’re phase 1 will be wonky.  This is WHY you need to make sure when you’re looking into your hormones, LOOK AT THE TOTAL PICTURE. Do not think that your one serum marker tells you everything you need to know about your estrogen levels and your health. This is why we do the lab test we do in our practice.  Now you might ask, how does food relate to estrogen phase one detox? That’s a great question. When you know which pathway your estrogen is choosing to go down, we can influence the better pathway by eating certain foods, like more crucferious vegetables. That’s like broccoli, kale, Brussel sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower, etc. These foods help increase that protective 2-OH pathway. There are some supplements that can help as well, like DIM or I3C, but I would never recommend taking these until you KNOW your levels because certain supplements like DIM can actually lower estrogen. You wouldn’t want to lower estrogen if you are low or have a low normal amount. Definitely the statement – “test, don’t guess” works here very well. We can help you figure out what your meals should look like + what nutraceuticals can support your body.  Another thing that we look at in our practice is your environment – such as skincare, cleaning products, things that hold endocrine disrupting ingredients that can change your hormones. We take a holistic approach looking at mainly your diet, but also other lifestyle factors as well.

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EPISODE 166 - 4 NUTRIENTS INVOLVED WITH THYROID HEALTH W/ LAHANA VIGLIANO, CCN

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 3, 2019 20:27


Get your FISH OIL from Thrival Nutrition on Amazon Prime RIGHT NOW! Launch day excitement – whooo hooo! Check out our packages + what we offer over on our website + fill out the form to get your free 15 minute phone call scheduled to do the first step towards better your health! What we’re covering today about thyroid + nutrition… How the thyroid process works Why full thyroid panels are NECESSARY + not falling for just testing TSH 4 nutrients that are needed for optimal thyroid function About Lahana Vigliano, CCN Lahana Vigliano is a Certified Clinical Nutritionist and CEO of Thrival Nutrition. She has her Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition Science and currently pursing her Masters Degree in Nutrition Science and Functional Medicine. Lahana and her team help support women who struggle with weight loss, hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, chronic fatigue, and many other lingering issues that leaves women not feeling their best. She uses food as medicine, as well as herbs and supplements when needed, to support her clients. She looks at the whole body holistically making sure women are understanding how nutrition, sleep, stress, and their environment impact their health. She creates tons of free resources in her blog (www.thrivalnutrition.com) and the Thrival Nutrition Podcast that share real food recipes + content that helps women who are wanting to feed and take care of their families healthier + more holistically. She is also the creator of Thrival Nutrition Supplements, which she formulates bioavailable and organic supplements to better support women’s lifestyle. Connect with her on Facebook (www.facebook.com/thrivalnutrition) and Instagram (www.instagram.com/thrivalnutrition).

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Episode 165 - HPA Dysfunction: What Is it, Causes, 3 Important Supplements w/ Lahana Vigliano, CCN

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2019 26:35


Check out our Fullscript account + get your supplements in our dispensary! Book an appointment with one of our dietitians! Have you heard of HPA Dysfunction? Well, we’re talking about it: The process of HPA axis How it impacts us What is HPA dysfunction? What causes the dysfunction? Top 3 supplements for HPA dysfunction About Lahana Vigliano, CCN Lahana Vigliano is a Certified Clinical Nutritionist and CEO of Thrival Nutrition. She has her Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition Science and currently pursing her Masters Degree in Nutrition Science and Functional Medicine. Lahana and her team help support women who struggle with weight loss, hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, chronic fatigue, and many other lingering issues that leaves women not feeling their best. She uses food as medicine, as well as herbs and supplements when needed, to support her clients. She looks at the whole body holistically making sure women are understanding how nutrition, sleep, stress, and their environment impact their health. She creates tons of free resources in her blog (www.thrivalnutrition.com) and the Thrival Nutrition Podcast that share real food recipes + content that helps women who are wanting to feed and take care of their families healthier + more holistically. She is also the creator of Thrival Nutrition Supplements, which she formulates bioavailable and organic supplements to better support women’s lifestyle.   Connect with her on Facebook (www.facebook.com/thrivalnutrition) and Instagram (www.instagram.com/thrivalnutrition).

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Episode 164 - Top 10 Father's Day Gifts

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2019 25:06


Wondering what to get your dad for Father's Day outside of the normal grill or tool set? We share our top 10 HEALTHY Father's Day gifts that will make a dad/husband who is more into health/fitness happy! Read the list here! Connect with Lahana over on Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, and her blog!

Joyful Courage -  A Conscious Parenting Podcast
Eps 190: Getting our nutrition on with Lahana Vigliano

Joyful Courage - A Conscious Parenting Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2019 43:13


Join the Joyful Courage Tribe in our community Facebook group - Live and Love with Joyful Courage.  Raising our children while growing ourselves... ::::   Today’s guest is Lahana Vigliano. Lahana is a certified clinical nutritionist and CEO of Thrival Nutrition. She has her Bachelor's degree in Nutrition Science and currently is pursuing her Master's degree in Nutrition Science. Lahana and her team help support women who struggle with weight loss, hormone imbalances, digestive issues, chronic fatigue, and many other lingering issues that leaves women not feeling their best. She uses food as medicine as well as herbs and supplements when needed to support her clients. She looks at the whole body holistically, making sure women are understanding how nutrition, sleep, stress, and their environment impact their health. She creates tons of free resources on her blog, www.thrivalnutrition.com. We’re going to be discussing nutrition and stress. Join us!   “In the question of “Am I doing enough?” We often are actually doing too much..” “Everybody's going to be okay if their schedule isn't completely jam-packed.” “We miss self-care opportunities just because we aren't in the mindset of recognizing that we're having a self-care opportunity” “Change isn't going to happen just because you want it to happen, but it will happen when we step into action.”   What you’ll hear in this episode: What is cortisol and what does it do? How cortisol impacts brain growth in kids Most common stressors among parents How sleep interacts with cortisol Cortisol, appetite, and cravings Self-care and reframing what that looks like How much sleep we should be getting to maintain optimal health Finding time for sleep and self-care The stories we tell ourselves about food Making food prep easier Creating barriers around foods that don’t serve us Easy protein sources Ways to make vegetables more accessible Self-limiting beliefs around the scarcity of time and resources Learning to give yourself grace The power of doing something you love Prioritizing self-care to be able to care for others   What does Joyful Courage mean to you? So I think just, as my life as a mom, a business owner, a wife, I think it just means to really live life to the fullest, you know, having no fear and just being filled with joy with everything that you do, no matter what season, no matter what time in your life because it's meant to be because it's building me up to be the person God created me to be. So I'm just kind of going through life with that mantra.   Resources: Under Pressure by Lisa Damour Recipes on Lahana’s website   Where to find Lahana: www.thrivalnutrition.com Facebook Instagram   Thrival Nutrition Podcast   :::::   Joyful Courage: Calming the drama and taking control of your parenting journey   This book is all about how to show up as a Joyful Courage parent so that you have better access to the tools you need in hot parenting moments – tools that are helpful and maintain connection with your child.   THE BOOK IS READY FOR YOU TO BUY– Go to www.joyfulcourage.com/book   The best way to stay up to date on the book news is to join my newsletter list, if you haven’t already.  Sign up at www.joyfulcourage.com/join   Thank you to everyone that has been so encouraging on this journey!!!  I appreciate you!!!!   ::::: Be a Subscriber Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Joyful Courage Podcast on Apple Podcast to get the latest shows STRAIGHT to your device!!  AND PLEASE rate and review the Joyful Courage Parenting Podcast to help me spread the show to an ever-larger audience!! CLICK HERE to watch a video that shows up how to subscribe with your iPhone!  

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Episode 163 - Why Animal Products Aren't The Reason For Heart Disease + Human Diet Evolution w/ Dr. Stephen Hussey

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 31, 2019 42:50


Have you heard that you can’t eat a steak because it raises your risk of heart disease? We’re calling BS in this episode as Dr. Stephen Hussey lays down the science and truth behind what actually causes heart disease. We’re talking Human Diet Evolution Why “saturated fats” aren’t bad What really causes heart disease Nutrients you get from animals that you can’t get from plants About Dr. Stephen Hussey Dr. Stephen Hussey MS, DC is a Chiropractor and Functional Medicine practitioner. He attained both his Doctorate of Chiropractic and Masters in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine from the University of Western States in Portland, OR. He is the author of two books on health; The Health Evolution: Why Understanding Evolution is the Key to Vibrant Health and The Heart: Our Most Medically Misunderstood Organ. Dr. Hussey guides clients, or health participants as he likes to call them, from around the world back to health by using the latest research and health attaining strategies. In his down time he likes to be outdoors, playing sports, reading, writing, and spending time with his wife and their pets. Connect with him over on his website, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and the blog!

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EP 200: Thriving Bodies with Lahana Vigilano of Thrival Nutrition

Marvelous with Kirsten Tyrrel

Play Episode Listen Later May 28, 2019 27:05


Lahana, wife and mother of two, is the founder of Thrival Nutrition! She wanted to find a way to help women feed their families better. Once determined to become a doctor, she changed her path and became a certified nutritionist instead because she believes food is medicine! I found this interview very inspiring, and I know you will too! You can find Lahana at thrivalnutrition.com or on Instagram.

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Episode 162 - Intuitive Eating w/ Lahana Vigliano, CCN

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2019 20:21


Do you know about the intuitive eating movement? The non-diet, every food has place in your diet, no negative feelings when you eat an "unhealthy" food, etc. I'm not totally against it because the emotional aspect of it is 100% true, but in this episode, I'm challenging some of the things that are taught - such as "every food has a place in your diet". Dive in with me to hear my opinions and experience in a clinical setting! About Lahana Vigliano, CCN Lahana Vigliano is a Certified Clinical Nutritionist and CEO of Thrival Nutrition. She has her Bachelor's Degree in Nutrition Science and currently pursing her Masters Degree in Nutrition Science and Functional Medicine. Lahana and her team help support women who struggle with weight loss, hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, chronic fatigue, and many other lingering issues that leaves women not feeling their best. She uses food as medicine, as well as herbs and supplements when needed, to support her clients. She looks at the whole body holistically making sure women are understanding how nutrition, sleep, stress, and their environment impact their health. She creates tons of free resources in her blog (www.thrivalnutrition.com) and the Thrival Nutrition Podcast that share real food recipes + content that helps women who are wanting to feed and take care of their families healthier + more holistically. She is also the creator of Thrival Nutrition Supplements, which she formulates bioavailable and organic supplements to better support women's lifestyle.   Connect with her on Facebook + Instagram!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 159 - Which Magnesium Should You Take?

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 30, 2019 18:40


There are SO many magnesium forms on the market - which one works for you and your goals? Tune in to see which one may be right for you! If you are wanting to dive deep into your bioindividuality, let our team of nutritionist + dietitians help you! We practice functional nutrition specializing in hormone health, digestive health, weight loss, and helping you figure out the root causes to stubborn symptoms + how you can use food as medicine + supplements to upgrade your life! Book your free 15 minute phone call here! Want to purchase our Thrival Nutrition Multivitamin over on Amazon? We use magnesium citrate in our multi!  Connect with Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and the blog!

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Episode 155 - Natural Support For Endometriosis w/ Lahana Vigliano, CCN

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2019 27:23


Struggling with endometriosis? We’re covering what you can do with your foundation {nutrition, sleep, stress, environment} can impact endometriosis! We’re answering the questions… What foods should I be focusing on with endometriosis {AND what should I be avoiding} Lab tests for endometriosis Supplements for endometriosis BOOK YOUR FREE PHONE CALL TO GET YOUR PERSONAL NUTRITION PLAN! About Lahana Vigliano, CCN Lahana Vigliano is a Certified Clinical Nutritionist and CEO of Thrival Nutrition. She has her Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition Science and currently pursing her Masters Degree in Nutrition Science. Lahana and her team help support women who struggle with weight loss, hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, chronic fatigue, and many other lingering issues that leaves women not feeling their best. She uses food as medicine, as well as herbs and supplements when needed, to support her clients. She looks at the whole body holistically making sure women are understanding how nutrition, sleep, stress, and their environment impact their health. She creates tons of free resources in her blog (www.thrivalnutrition.com) and the Thrival Nutrition Podcast that share real food recipes + content that helps women who are wanting to feed and take care of their families healthier + more holistically. She is also the creator of Thrival Nutrition Supplements, which she formulates bioavailable and organic supplements to better support women’s lifestyle. Connect with her on Facebook (www.facebook.com/thrivalnutrition) and Instagram (www.instagram.com/thrivalnutrition).

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Episode 154 - Depression: Underlying Issues That Can Be Causing Your Depression w/ Beth Jameson, RDN, LD

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 12, 2019 37:42


Depression is rampant in our society. While there are many factors that can influence your mood and cause depression, Beth and I focus in on her journey as a young adult being diagnosed with major depression and how she used nutrition, supplements, and functional lab testing to find out answers and solve depression….FOR GOOD! Link between gut health + depression Depression and thyroid Micronutrient Deficiencies tied to depression Recommended lab testing We answer if anti-depressants are a forever answer Book a FREE call with us to see how we can help YOU! About Beth Jameson A registered and licensed dietitian, Beth earned a B.S. in dietetics and completed a dietetic internship at Iowa State University. After working in a variety of specialties within the hospital, she earned a Master’s Degree in Education from Depaul University. Beth is passionate about helping people feel their best through nutrition intervention. She believes each person is unique and should approach health individually through lifestyle changes that foster whole health. This includes eating real food and herbs, exercising regularly, maintaining spiritual connectedness, and helping people discover they can cook healthy meals for the entire family in spite of constraints with time, budget or picky eaters. Connect with us over on Thrival Nutrition at our blog, Instagram, and Facebook!

The Blossoming Moms Show
383: Five Dietary Supplements All Women And Children Should Be Taking With Lahana Vigliano

The Blossoming Moms Show

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 27, 2019 29:44


  Hey There, Sweet Friend! In today's episode we are learning about the top 5 supplements that should be included in every mommy and baby's diet! Unfortunately the food we are consuming is not as nutrient dense as it once was and therefore supplementation is so very important. Lahana Vigliano of Thrival Nutrition will be walking us through the must-have supplements. You are going to LOVE Lahana's tips + tricks and I hope you start implementing them TODAY! Enjoy the show, momma!  For more information on dietary supplementation,  please visit Lahana's website: http://thrivalnutrition.com   Today's Sponsors:   Abundant Motherhood Club The Abundant Motherhood Club is an exclusive online service that provides the modern day Momma with the tools she needs to truly thrive in Motherhood. From weekly recipes and remedies to exclusive live teachings, real momma friendships, and downloadable guides, members of the Abundant Motherhood Club receive the best of what Blossoming Mommy and Baby has to offer. Because Motherhood should be nothing short of Abundant, Momma! Join the Abundant Motherhood Club NOW!   Maty's Healthy Products With Maty’s Healthy Products, you no longer have to worry about a toxic filled medicine cabinet! Maty's values transparency and only uses ingredients you know and recognize. With the first drug-free USDA Certified Organic cough syrup sold nationwide, they stay far away from artificial flavors, melatonin, petroleum, and hydrogenated oils. Maty’s is my #1 choice and recommendation for building up your natural medicine cabinet, mommas! With 10 powerful immune boosters added to every spoonful, you don’t even have to wait to use Maty’s until your family is sick! You can use their cough syrups daily as a preventative-just like you would with a vitamin! Momma's, Maty's is a no-brainer!  Shop Maty's HERE!   Show References: Join the Abundant Motherhood Club! Gain Your Grounded and Glowing Access Experience the Blossom After Baby Movement  Connect with Lahana! Jennifer Blossom Contact: admin@blossomingmommyandbaby.com, www.blossomingmommyandbaby.com Find Blossoming Mommy and Baby on social media: @blossomingmommyandbaby    Did you enjoy today’s episode? Let us know by leaving us a rating and review on iTunes! This is also a great way to help other mamas, just like YOU, find and enjoy the Blossoming Mommy and Baby Show! Have a question, comment or suggestion about the Blossoming Mommy and Baby Show? Send us an email at info@blossomingmommyandbaby.com or connect with us over on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter @BlossomingMommyandBaby. Don’t forget to subscribe to The Blossoming Mommy and Baby Show on your podcast app to make sure you never miss out on the latest, gorgeous episodes! You can also be the first to know when a new episode airs and receive a special gift from us when you subscribe to our email list HERE! Happy Listening!!

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Episode 152 - Low Libido 101 w/ Lahana Vigliano, CCN

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 26, 2019 28:07


Tired of having low libido? In this week's podcast we're going over... Reasons why you may have low libido {prescription medications, hormones, etc.} What you can do about it {Supplements, foods, nutrients} Want to book your free 15 minute phone call with us? The Thrival team is accepting new clients! About Lahana Vigliano Lahana Vigliano is a certified clinical nutritionist and owner of Thrival Nutrition. She helps women use food as medicine + functional lab testing to help them learn more about their health + how it relates to diet and lifestyle. She specializes in hormonal imbalances, digestive issues, weight loss, and helping women feed their families healthier! Connect with Lahana over on Facebook, Instagram, and her website!

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Episode 151 – Science Behind Toxic Skincare + Better Alternatives w/ Ariel Welch

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 21, 2019 33:42


Are you ready to tune into the science behind Ariel’s natural skincare line + why we should be avoiding toxic ingredients in skincare? I LOVE science + I aim for you to learn something in each episode + not give you “fluffy” information…..you know the information that is basic everyone knows. I want to dig with you, so we can learn together. This is what Ariel will go over in today’s episode… Her journey with natural skincare Toothpaste that actually can prevent cavities? Top toxins in traditional skincare How to detox if you’re struggling with switching to natural product (ahem, deodorants!) Favorite natural ingredients that are amazing for your skin! Marketing in skincare – the “organic” and “natural” claims! About Ariel Ariel is a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and Co-Founder of Treat Yourself Inc, a wellness company that creates Holistic Self-Care Inspired by Nature. The Treat Yourself product offerings include whitening Clay Tooth Powders, Natural Deodorants, facial serums (Beauty Nectars), honey masks (Sugar Coats), clay masks (Mud Veils), and more. All ingredients are carefully chosen for purity and potency to create the highest quality and most functional products possible.  Ariel is passionate about safer skincare, herbal medicine, and nutrition. She studied at UC Santa Cruz where she received a BS in Neuroscience and BA in Psychology, then at the Nutritional Therapy Association where she became a certified NTP. She lives in Northern California where she currently practices Nutritional Therapy and continually researches the science of how herbs and certain foods interact with the body.  Through her own wellness journey Ariel has discovered the importance of using food as medicine, as well as the magic of plants and nature. She works to empower people to take charge of their health and transform themselves using holistic lifestyle interventions. Ariel is also dedicated to educating the public on cleaner personal care products and nontoxic living. Connect with her on her website, Facebook, + Instagram! Don’t forget her skincare’s Instagram too! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on her website, Facebook, and Instagram!

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Episode 149 – Reduce Feeling Overwhelm During Motherhood w/ Jennifer Blossom

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 5, 2019 30:00


I think we’ve all been there. The overwhelming feeling of alllll the things we have to do as women and mothers. It’s so easy to fall into a trap thinking “THIS is motherhood? Ugh!”. Jenni + I are encouraging you to turn that frown upside down! What you’ll learn during this episode… How Jenni has handled the transition to motherhood, while being a wife, working, and running a business Ways that you can reduce overwhelm in motherhood + find joy in it again About Jenni Jennifer Blossom is a occupational therapist, mom of one, wife, and founder of Blossoming Mommy and Baby! She was born and raised and currently lives in Alaska with her family. Blossoming Mommy and Baby is founded on helping moms develop the tools and skills to create a meaningful motherhood. She has personally struggled with eating disorders, panic and anxiety attacks, infertility, and postpartum anxiety. Through her valleys, she had no choice but to continue moving forward and in doing so, she discovered the tools to cultivate a gentle and nourishing approach to life and momma-hood. Connect with Jenni on her website, Instagram, and Facebook! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition over on Facebook, Instagram, and her blog!

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Episode 148 : Health Changing Ganoderma Coffee w/ Emily Morrow, NTP

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 22, 2019 40:39


Wondering how coffee can be health changing?! We sit down with Emily Morrow this week to talk about this coffee that incorporates Reishi mushroom + what health conditions that she is seeing it helps! We go over… What is Ganoderma Coffee? What health benefits does it have? How you incorporate it into your life? Multilevel Marketing Can you drink this if you’re sensitive to caffeine? Get access to this coffee over here! About Emily Morrow Emily is a nutritionist in Dallas, Texas and the blogger behind TheEmilyMorrow.com. In her practice, she helps people find the root cause of why they might not feel, look or perform their best, and creates healthy gluten free, whole food based recipes and meal plans. Connect with her over on her blog + Instagram! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on her blog + Instagram + Facebook!

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Episode 146 – Post Birth Control Syndrome w/ Dr. Jolene Brighten

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 8, 2019 43:58


We are SO excited to have Dr. Brighten on the Thrival Nutrition Podcast talking about post birth control syndrome. We cover this hot topic with you right before her book launch at the end of the month – you’ll want to grab yourself a copy! We go over…. What birth control does your body Nutrient depletion with the pill Gut and birth control connection What post birth control syndrome is and what you can do if you’re suffering from it Learn about what you can do if you’re wanting to get off the pill Natural birth control alternatives About Dr. Brighten Dr. Jolene Brighten is a Functional Medicine Naturopathic Medical Doctor and the founder of Rubus Health, a women’s medicine clinic that specializes in women’s hormones. She is recognized as a leading expert in Post-Birth Control Syndrome and the long-term side effects associated with hormonal contraceptives. Dr. Brighten is the author of Beyond The Pill, a 30 day plan to support women on birth control, help them transition off, and eliminate symptoms of post-birth control syndrome. She is a speaker, women’s health advocate and a medical advisor for one of the first data-driven apps to offer women personalized birth control recommendations. Connect with Dr. Brighten over on her website, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest! Preorder her new book “Beyond The Pill” NOW over on Amazon! Connect with Lahana over at Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and her blog!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 145 – Lessen Your Stress In The New Year

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 25, 2018 23:17


Connect with Lahana over on Facebook, Instagram, + her blog!  Book your FREE phone call with me to get started on taking back your health and feeling the best you've ever felt!  Grab the Thrival Nutrition Multivitamin from Amazon today! Welcome to the Thrival Nutrition Podcast with me as your host, Lahana Vigliano, owner of Thrival Nutrition + board certified clinical nutritionist. We’re on episode 145 talking about lessening your stress in the New Year. Stress is a heath issue often overlooked, but it’s JUST as important as eating healthy and exercising. I want you to leave stress behind this year. Well, as much as possible. I understand sometimes life throws us into crazy situations, scenarios, and things we can’t always control, BUT for the most part, stress from our every day hustle and problems are something that we CAN control. Before we get started, I wanted to thank ya’ll from the bottom of my heart for waiting patiently for our multivitamin to come back in stock. Hopefully, that is the LAST time we will ever be out of stock and we’ll reorder on time. We’re still getting used to this whole supplement gig. But seriously, thank you for bearing with us + it’s NOW available on Amazon again! If you follow me around social media, you probably already know that, but for people that strictly follow me here on the podcast. IT’S HERE! Finally! Just in time for the New Year! Go into the show notes + order yourself a bottle over on Amazon to start your New Year nourished up! This podcast is also a hint on what’s to come in the New Year with expanding our supplement line! We’re so excited about it + I’ll let you know more when we start the production process of product #2, but it’s going to be a good one to take if you find your stress levels hard to handle. What does stress do to our body? Let’s get a little science-y for a second for all my science nerds out there! I know for me that learning more about the body and what it’s doing helps me understand things better + motivate me to make this a priority! Stress comes in many different ways – emotionally, physically, mentally. It all triggers the basic same stress response. It puts our body into fight or flight and you’ll find that we never really get into rest + digest. Legit, our body thinks it’s running from a tiger 90% of the time. Eventually, this totally wears down on the body leaving us susceptible for health issues. Why would our body focus on reproducing if it’s in fight or flight? How can the body fight off an illness if it’s run down? Why would it focus on digesting foods if you’re about to run? You might be feeling extra adrenaline – which increases your heart rate, increases blood sugar due to the body getting ready to have you have access to fuel to “run” if needed, and stimulates that blood flow to areas like your muscles. These are all AMAZING effects for when you really need to “run” and legit fight or flight, BUT most of the time,  our day to day stress doesn’t need extra blood sugar/fuel or our heart rate to increase. The second hormone that is increased during stressful periods of time is cortisol. Cortisol does the same thing that adrenaline does with increasing blood sugar. Taking glycogen (which is stored blood sugar) from our muscles and turning that into readily available sugar/fuel to again…”run”.  When we’re chronically stressed, these levels are high ALL THE TIME. This increases cardiovascular disease, cancer, common colds and flus, adrenal issues, hormonal imbalances, digestive disorders, diabetes, you name it! Stress is the ultimate factor that can make or break your body. Gut + Stress I want to dive into the the gut + stress connection really quick because if you’re not new around here, you guys know I’m CONSTANTLY talking about gut health. It’s the foundation to every other organ and system in the body because this is one of the first place where we interact with the outside environment. If our gut doesn’t work, we aren’t able to break down the foods and nutrients we need and aren’t able to absorb them leaving a devastating domino effect with everything else. When we are in high stress, this slows down the digestive system in the motility, how it digests, the “gates” in the gut barrier being opened leading to permeability, and how our microbiome is. High stress leads to our immune system (which is mostly in our gut) to be downregulated, which helps bad bacteria and yeast to thrive and overgrow leading to dysbiosis. Dysbiosis and gut health is ALSO linked to anxiety and depression, so if you’re struggling with those that can lead you down a rabbit hole rather quickly. Stress + Thyroid Another delicate balance that needs to be considered is your adrenals (which produces the cortisol) and your thyroid. I see thyroid issues popping all over the place and women suffering from them, which is TERRIBLE. When we’re in this fight or flight, high cortisol producing mode, our body tells our thyroid – “Hey! Slow your roll for a second!” This is why whenever you hear someone tell you that stress is the reason for your weight gain or stubborn weight loss – your thyroid is a major player in your metabolism. Remember, your body shifts to a state where it’s saving all the energy it needs in order to “run” – it’s not going to sit there and say “this is the perfect time to shed pounds!”. High stress also triggers hypothalamus + pituitary dysfunction, which these two parts of your brain are the key communicators to your thyroid to produce thyroid hormone. Stress also blocks the conversion between T4 (inactive thyroid hormone that the thyroid makes) to T3 (active thyroid hormone). This causes hypothyroid symptoms! See, how stress plays a role in our metabolism, thyroid, and weight? Stress + Blood Sugar I want to hit this point again because I think this is something SO important that isn’t talked about with diabetes + insulin resistance. So, we now know that stress releases stored glycogen to increase our blood sugar. This ALSO increases the pancreas to release more insulin. If you’re chronically stressed, you’re constantly going to have higher blood sugars + higher insulin levels. Higher insulin levels increase your overall body inflammation too! Our cells can slowly become insulin resistant leading to a more chronic issue called diabetes. When many people are stressed, they also turn to not the healthiest foods. This can further compound the issue because we’re turning towards more carb heavy + sweetened foods versus the vegetable + proteins. Now that we understand some really important factors about how stress can affect our health, let’s dive into what we can do. Stress Relief Recommendations There are obvious stress relief recommendations that I won’t really go over, but are just as important, like removing yourself from situations or people that cause you stress. Some relationships are just not worth it to have those negative health effects.  Adaptogens. This is one of my favorite ways to keep cortisol levels + my stress levels good – create your body to be come adaptable to stress. My favorite herbs are ashwaganda, rhodiola, holy basil, gingseng, reishi, chaga, maca root, and astragalus. These herbs help our body adapts to stress + reduce the negative side effects that come from stress. I’m going to give ya’ll a big HINT HINT right here about product #2 coming into the Thrival Nutrition Supplement line!!! Keep an eye out because we’re formulating our own blend of adaptogens, so we can help you keep your stress levels ROCKING (in a good way!)! Meditation. Hands down one of the most popular recommendations to help with mental health and stress is meditation. Even if it’s a couple minutes a day morning or evening and working up your something longer – any little bit helps. Even a mid-day break after you eat lunch. A lot of people (myself included) use the excuse “I don’t have time”, honestly you don’t have time NOT to do it. In the Journal of Clinical Psychology, it showed that meditation could help people who struggle with anxiety + stress. It’s not going to be the end all be all solution, but for something free, easy, and you can do it whenever – why NOT do it?! If you’re a new beginner to meditation, start with using an app like Headspace or Insight Timer to use guided meditations. Bible Study. While I have people that follow me from all different religions, reconnecting with your roots + God can help you think about the much bigger picture in the world and it makes things that you might be stressing about seem so small. It’s a great perspective shift + personally, knowing that I only have so much control + there is a higher power out there guiding me and people I love to what we’re called to do keeps me at peace. Doing this consistently has been a GAME CHANGER for how I view and handle stress. Do Something Fun. Yes, I’m giving your permission to get out of your daily to-do list + stressors and get out in the world and do something you LOVE! How simple this sounds, but as humans we were never meant to just work, work, stress, and run around doing errands. We are meant to enjoy the time we have here on this Earth + connect with our loved ones. This can be just hanging out and talking at home or going out and doing an activity – hiking, boating, exercising, going out to eat, playing games (ya’ll we’re really just big kids!), you name it. Nature. In our society, we’re SO bombarded with electronics (and yes I’m guilty here!) and being indoors. I think we forget that our roots is that we’re meant to be out THERE. In the fresh air. In nature. In the water. With the trees. Ya’ll I know that sounds a little hippy, but it’s who we are. There was actually a study that was done by the Environmental Health and Preventative Medicine Journal that showed how “forest bathing” lowered cortisol in the participants of the study! Exercise. One of the stressors that you could be having is simply overexercising. Cut back if you’re overexercising and also be aware of when you are stressed, dial it back on exercise because you’re body doesn’t need that extra stressor during certain periods of intense stress! Aim to get your stress down first + resume to working out. Journaling. Oh man, I refused to do this for the longest time because I swore it wouldn’t have helped my stress, but it totally did! It was like venting to a friend and getting things off my mind and my heart and I felt so much better and less anxious after I journaled my thoughts and feelings. Plus, it’s a great way to organize what you’re thinking. When I’m organized, I’m just a less stressed person in general. I also love journaling things that I’m grateful for. Creating that gratitude list makes you focus on more of the positive things going on versus the things that aren’t going right that you’re fixating on. Take A Break From Caffeine. Since levels of cortisol are higher during stress, you don’t want to drink something that can make this problem worse. Take a break from caffeine, which is a natural stimulant to our body. If you need help with getting this wheel turning and functioning, I would love to help you and talk with you about figuring out what will work for you, so you don’t have to go into the New Year being stressed out. Use the show notes to book a free call with me to go over how I can help you!

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Episode 144 – Five Herbal Teas You Should Have This Winter

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 18, 2018 20:04


Connect with Lahana over on Facebook, Instagram, and the blog! Affiliate links are used in this episode/blog! Welcome to the Thrival Nutrition Podcast with me as your host, Lahana Vigliano, owner of Thrival Nutrition and board certified clinical nutritionist! We’re on episode 144 today talking about herbals teas that you should have for the winter! I’ve been on such an herbal tea kick this month. The comfort of a hot cup of herbs before bed can really comfort your soul and your body!  Multivitamin? Don’t forget to book your free 15 minute phone call with me to see how I can help you start your New Years off right and healthy, so 2019 is the start of you living your best life! I know that sounds super cheesy, but I do love helping people really understand their body and live a balanced life all around with nutrition, exercise, their sleep, stress…I’m telling ya’ll that you need all your wheels turning and functioning to have that ultimate health balance. Okay, so let’s talk teas! I want to start off with one of my favorite teas for relaxation and destressing because let’s the real, this time of the year can be STRESSFUL – holidays, winter illnesses that can keep a mama tired and stressed out taking care of the kiddos, traveling, you name it! Chamomile Chamomile tea should be in your cupboard at ALL times. Chamomile is known for it’s sleep inducing properties, but also since it’s a calming herb it can also quell inflammation that you may have going on with winter illnesses, like in the respiratory tract or the stomach. With its relaxation properties, chamomile is also recommended for anxiety. If you’re feeling real anxious with all the holiday parties and responsibilities coming up, this is the perfect tea to calm you down! Chamomile has been studied to inhibit tumor growth and take cancer cells through apoptosis (which is cell death). This herb can truly relax and keep you healthy throughout the winter. Peppermint Peppermint tea is another favorite for the winter. I’m sure you’re used to peppermint everything by now! Pumpkin spice is last season (literally) and peppermint is the new cool flavor – every winter! Outside of it’s holiday flare, peppermint tea is SUPER amazing for the digestive system. Peppermint helps diminish stomach cramps and nausea if you find yourself dealing with a stomach virus this winter. It also helps with other GI symptoms like gas, heartburn, and indigestion. This is actually a PERFECT tea to drink after your meals to help aid in digestion. I’m sure you’ve heard of me talking about peppermint essential oils for headaches, but peppermint tea can also help if you’re struggling with headaches and migraines. Make a cup, inhale allll the smell, and drink. I do still recommend peppermint essential oils on the temple too! Those common colds during the winter are pesky and can really bring our respiratory system into chaos. Peppermint tea can help fight the inflammation, as well as open up those airways. To make a festive drink for the holidays, brew peppermint tea and then blend it with some almond milk and sweeten it with a little maple syrup and tada! A real peppermint latte for you (caffeine free!) Yogi Tulsi Spiced Berry Immune Support I’m DIGGING the Yogi Tulsi Spiced Berry Immune Support tea in my cupboard this winter! Preschool hasn’t been that kind to us like all the other years + we’ve got our share of stomach bugs + colds. Trust me when I say, the kids usually don’t pick up the viruses that go around – this year it’s been more than usual! Throughout the bugs that they’ve had, I’ve been sipping on some of this Yogi tea and it’s nipped these viruses in the butt when I feel something coming on. I’ve been drinking a cup before bed + results have been pretty amazing! The flavors in it reminds me of winter, like clove, nutmeg, elderberry, licorice, ginger, etc. We see a lot of these spices during baking + now I have them in tea form and LOVING THEM! I highly recommend getting this tea to help your immune system going this winter! Marshmallow Root  No, it doesn’t taste like marshmallows, but marshmallow root tea is next up! I love this tea for the mucilaginous properties, which means it’s very soothing to the GI tract. It’s actually a tea that is a part of my gut protocol for healing leaky gut. I also love marshmallow root tea for those occasional sore throats that you might come across in the cold weather. You can think of it doing the same thing it’ll do in the GI system, it will help coat the throat! If you’ve heard of Traditional Medicinals Throat Coat, you’ll see that marshmallow root is in that blend! It honestly doesn’t taste like much – sorry to burst your bubble if you were excited about a tea that might taste like marshmallows, but I love it + I find it’s easier to get the kids to drink because the taste isn’t strong! Dandelion Root Ya’ll definitely have heard me talk about dandelion root tea before because of its supporting the liver properties! After alcoholic drinks (maybe one too many) with all the holiday parties that you are going to, loving your liver extra hard this winter is vital! Don’t abuse your major detox organ! I buy the roasted dandelion root to make some dandelion lattes, which are on the blog, for some caffeine free drinks in the morning. This is seriously one of my favorite teas and I refuse to run out of it because I love it SO much! Don’t forget that with any of these teas that you brew – you are more than welcome to turn it into latte form, add some vanilla extract, or extra cinnamon spice to make fun twists on these teas. I see alot of holiday blend teas throughout coffee and tea shops and the grocery store, but I just want ya’ll to still be label readers and make sure that your tea is made with organic herbs when possible and doesn’t any extra artificial sweeteners or flavors. I buy organic because teas can easily be a place where you might not think of pesticides leaching into your drink from the herb itself and the bag that the tea is in.  Loose leaf herbs will be your safest bet with a ceramic tea cup with infuser. I also use an electric tea kettle to help heat up the water to avoid using the microwave. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to email me at lahana@thrivalnutrition.com.

The Blossoming Moms Show
021: The Importance of Herbs for Your Fertility with Lahana Vigliano of Thrival Nutrition

The Blossoming Moms Show

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 14, 2018 23:12


In this episode, Jennifer interviews Lahana Vigliano of Thrival Nutrition, where Lahana will be discussing the importance of herbs and fertility. In this episode you’ll learn: -The benefits of Herbs and Fertility -Why herbs are important -How and Where to implement this practice today Find us on all social media (Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Periscope, Snapchat): @Blossomtobefit Find Lahana on social media: @thrivalnutrition and www.thrivalnutrition.com

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 143 – Healthy Shopping On A Budget

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 11, 2018 19:14


Connect with Lahana on Facebook, Instagram, and her blog! Don’t forget to book your free 15 minute phone call to let us know what health issues you’re looking to improve with food as medicine + we’ll share how we can help you start feeling better! Welcome to the Thrival Nutrition Podcast with me as your host, Lahana Vigliano – the owner of Thrival Nutrition and a board certified clinical nutritionist! We’re on episode 143 talking about eating healthy on a budget! This is a very popular topic that I got to talk about requested by YOU, tribe! Thankful for all your suggestions all the time + know that whatever you recommend – I’ll put into queue, so I can serve you! Before we start, I wanted to make sure that I mentioned that we have gift cards now available for stocking stuffers! You can purchase them in any increments of $25. They are actually a legit physical card that after you purchase one – I mail it to you, so you can put it in a Christmas Card, Birthday Card, etc. you name it and gift someone the gift of health. They can use this towards any appointment or package with me that they want to. Email me over at lahana@thrivalnutrition.com or go to our contact page and send us a message there!  I’ve actually talked about this I think when I first started podcasting and even did made a little freebie on it that I gave away via your email. One thing that I will start with before going into our budget-saving tips is to be REALISTIC about the amount of food your family consumes (including restaurants!) and putting buying healthy food as a top priority. This is something that my husband struggles with sometimes to this day, because he sees food coming in and then coming out in a stool. His thinking is “why are we paying so much again?” It’s a constant reminder to tell him WHY we put more of our budget towards quality food. Pay now or pay later. So, I want to let you know I UNDERSTAND, we’ve been there with a small budget and worked our way up to where we are now. We were that typical standard American eating family buying mostly processed foods and toiletries and skidding by on $100-150 per week. Granted, it was only three of us back then and Isaiah was a BABY, so really it was only Doug + I eating. Now, we buy all organic, grass-fed pasture raised foods that are wholesome and even some of the healthy packaged foods. Our budget is about $1200 a month to be completely transparent. (Trust me when I tell you that we HAD many many fights about the food budget, as I became more aware of how bad we were eating during my degree program). We’re a family of four and we all are HUGE eaters (even my almost five year old). Now if you’ve made healthy eating a top priority + you’ve sacrificed in other areas to bring more money into the food budget if you need to + you still need to cut costs somewhere – let’s begin! Buy Bulk! This is the MOST common budget saving tips you’ll find online, because bulk is best. Let’s be real! Granted you may be short on space if you live in an apartment, so you might have to get creative with where you’ll put things, but bulk is definitely where you’ll save the most money! This can mean shopping at Costco or it could mean just shopping at your local grocery store in the bulk section – which is the aisle with all the bins. You can find grains, legumes, dried fruit, etc. This also is the same mindset for buying meat in bulk. If you can connect with a local farmer who raises grass-fed beef, this can save you money per lb because a grass-fed steak at Whole Foods is like $20 a lb. You can get it at a local farmer for half the cost. Buying ground beef is usually cheaper too than buying steaks if you really need to cut cost. And buying chicken thighs or even a whole chicken is a better and cheaper option/bang for your buck than chicken breasts.  I buy my grass-fed whey in bulk and it’s about $60 for a 5 lb container. BUT, you guys, that is only .78 cents per serving. This is a great way to add good quality protein to a plant-based lunch (like a salad) versus a chicken breast. Organic or No? This leads me into answering the question “organic or no?” or “grass-Fed or no?” I recommend to only buy organic animal products that are grass-fed or wild caught. Since animal products can easily become tainted and conventional animal products can be more inflammatory than organic ones, I find this area is really hard for me to recommend that this is an area you can cut corners. So again, finding a local farmer or staying up to date with deals at your local store or shopping at places like Trader Joe’s, Aldi, and Costco. These are the places that I’ve found good quality at a good price! With produce on a budget, you can easily follow the dirty dozen list at EWG.org.  Buying Frozen And/Or In Season I HIGHLY recommend buying in season produce. When you try to buy out of season, like berries in the winter, you’re most likely going to be paying double and the taste stinks and the nutrition actually isn’t as high as it is when a fruit is in season! If you do want to buy a fruit or vegetable out of season, check out the frozen section!  You can find berries year around in the frozen section, for example and pay half the price. Frozen produce is *usually* inexpensive.  You can also even plan for your meals to be based on local sales. If you know ahead of time the sales that your store is going to have with produce and meats, you can work around those savings! Only Buy Necessary Items What I mean by this is buying produce, quality meats, grains, legumes, your basics. What that doesn’t mean is the “organic” processed foods – crackers, chips, etc. You’ll never hear me recommend buying regular processed food regardless – budget or not. But the organic packaged foods is where you’ll spend the most money with the least amount of nutrition in return. So, does that mean that you’ll have to be a little cooking more? Most likely – because for example, you won’t have ready made granola bars to snack on, you’d have to make them if you really like them. I do want to say – there is always a sacrifice on some end. You’ll either pay for the convenience of having something ready (that’s the whole restaurant industry right?!)or you’ll “pay” in your time. I do find that when you only buy the NECESSARY items – like the produce, meats, grains, etc. you’ll be eating a more nutrient dense diet that will save your health + money in the long run. Incorporate Plant Based Meals Don’t get me wrong – I think meat has 100000% has a place in our diet as humans. I actually don’t recommend a vegan diet, but if you’re on a strict budget, make sure you make some meals without meat because meat will probably be the most expensive part of your bill. If you do okay with rice with soaked legumes or quinoa, use that to create veggie bowls! I personally still recommend for the majority of people to avoid wheat because of inflammation and what it triggers in the gut.  Eggs aren’t plant-based, but they are a wholesome non-meat protein source that you can whip up easily and add to dishes – think hard boiled on top of salads, frittatas for brinner, etc. If you can find a local farmer, you can usually find good quality eggs for an amazing price! I remember I used to get mine for $4 a dozen! If you have to buy the cheapest eggs to afford them, do it. It’s better than Cheetos or hamburger helper. Other I definitely wanted to cover some of those shopping tips because that’s where you’ll be saving the most money! Some other tips I have for you are to meal plan – this is ESSENTIAL in making sure that you aren’t running out to grab a bite to eat because you have no idea what you were making for dinner and you don’t have anything thawed. FUTURE THINKING YA’LL! Don’t ever shop hungry. You will 10000% be buying foods that you really don’t need, but sound good. Personal experience here.  I know you might already be used to this if you shop at Aldi or Trader Joe’s, but buying a generic label will also save some dollars in your wallet! Like with any other product, a “name brand” will usually always cost more and that doesn’t mean that it tastes better either. And the worst thing you can do is waste food – so make sure you are only buying enough for what you can eat in a week. Since you’ll be eating more wholesome real foods, you’ll have to shop a little* bit more frequently to make sure you’re sticking with fresh produce! Wasted food = wasted money. I hope I gave you some useful tips on how to save some money in grocery shopping and your budget. BUT, I seriously want to encourage you to re-look at your budget if you haven’t in a while and see if there is any way you can sacrifice in other areas to get good quality food in that body. Your health is EVERYTHING – we truly don’t understand the importance of it until we lose it and it’s too late. OR we end up spending that money we’re trying to save on doctor bills because we’re sick all the time. You might be really surprised how that coffee here and there or those meals out to eat could put some extra dough in bringing home the good stuff for you and your family. I’m glad I could touch on this topic again before the new year! I’ll catch you guys next week! 

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 141 – Lessen The Negative Effects of Birth Control w/ Lahana Vigliano, CCN

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 27, 2018 16:32


BOOK YOUR FREE 15 MINUTE APPOINTMENT! Connect with us over on Facebook, Instagram, and the blog! —- Welcome to the Thrival Nutrition Podcast with me as your host, Lahana Vigliano, the owner of Thrival Nutrition and a Board Certified Clinical Nutritionist. We’re on episode 141 talking about birth control and lessening the negative effects of it, if you decide to stay on birth control. First before getting into things you can do to help lessen the effect of birth control, I want you to question about why you are on birth control. As a nutritionist and someone who is more “crunchy” and natural, I believe that there are better natural ways of birth control that won’t harm your hormones and your health. Because let’s be real, no matter what you do to lessen the negative effects of birth control – it’s still a synthetic hormone in your body and will naturally increase your risk of cancers, strokes, and other health issues. I will always advocate for something more natural when you aren’t facing death.  You might be on birth control because you want to stop a pregnancy from happening. While I won’t go into detail about natural birth control methods in this episode, I just want you to feel empowered that THERE ARE EFFECTIVE natural birth control options out there and which one works for you might be different for someone else. I will highly encourage you to look and research into those, but if you find that the pill is something you want to choose, we’ll get to what you can do in this episode to lessen the effects of the pill. If you’re on birth control because your doctor put you on it because you had rough periods/PMS or to “balance your hormones”, I want to encourage you that birth control is not the answer. Taking birth control for this reason is simply masking the symptoms of an underlying hormone problem. You are delying the inevitable when you get off your birth control. Symptoms will come right back and the problem will still be there. I want to encourage you that you don’t have to suffer from a painful period or PMS or have this imbalance the rest of your life. I’ve personally seen painful PMS be gone with clients who focus in on diet, stress, exercise, sleep, and living a healthy lifestyle. Granted, it’s not as easy as it sounds. It takes a personalized approach for what is going on with you to be effective in balancing and supporting your body. (Which is why I am here!) Shameless plug, but if that is you, I would love to work with you to support your body with food and herbs to get your body back in balance. Book your free 15 minute phone call to see how I can help you. I’m here to be completely real and raw with you. Okay, so getting that out of the way. Let’s talk about lessening the negative effects of birth control if you do find that this is the route you want to take.  Nutrients Birth control is a total robber of your folate, magnesium, other B vitamins, vitamin C, vitamin E, selenium, and zinc! This lowers your immune system, your energy, and honestly, almost every other thing in your body. These are NUTRIENTS that are needed for our body to function in every way. The best way to try to avoid major nutrient depletions are to have a nutrient-dense diet (of course, this will be my answer for everything!), which means to have half to three quarters of your plate filled with veggies! Also, taking a good quality multivitamin on top of that. Another shameless plug will be that I recommend our Thrival Nutrition Daily Multivitamin on Amazon! (This will be back in stock at the end of November/early December – I wish I had more control over the process, but with the holidays it can set some things back!) Total bioavailable nutrients and at levels that can help decrease nutrient depletion that birth control will rob. Increase Antioxidants Because some of those nutrients I mentioned are depleted, like Vitamin C + E (which are antioxidants too!), you can betcha that other antioxidants in your body are decreasing as well! Antioxidants are our body’s bodyguards from free radicals. Free radicals job is so seek and destroy cells + DNA – increasing our risk for cancers and other chronic diseases.  Supplementing with extra antioxidants can help reduce the risk of negative effects that come from the birth control pill. Here I go again saying – STARTING WITH A NUTRIENT DENSE diet first! If you need help with this and need a little more hand holding than me telling you, girl I understand! Book your free phone call!  Some antioxidant supplements that I love are: Liposomal Vitamin C (I would take this on top of taking my multivitamin) Liposomal Glutathione EGCG Turmeric Resveratrol CoQ10 Love Your Liver Our liver takes a hit from all the “pollution” in the world – from diet, environment, medications, you name it. This is why I recommend to do what you can to help love and support your liver because let’s be real….there are things that we don’t have control over and we need to be functioning optimally for when we come into contact with those things. The liver is our biggest detoxification organ. Hormones are detoxed through the liver and into the GI tract (which we will talk about next!). If your liver is feeling pretty burdened, guess what? Your hormones are just building up further creating a hormone storm when they are trying to be detoxed and eliminated from the body. I wrote a whole blog post on supporting the liver over on another post. And I also talked about it with Nicole Fennell, RD from Chews Food Wisely on the podcast!  A couple of tidbits from those are to eat tons of cruciferous vegetables. I’m talking eat 1-2 servings PER meal. Incorporate them into your diet – breakfast, lunch, and dinner! Yes, you can/should have veggies in the morning – think smoothie if you can’t handle the thought of it in your eggs or breakfast. Cruciferous vegetables are broccoli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, kale, cabbage, bok choy, collards, and other green leafy vegetables. Some supplements that I love to further help support your liver are.. NAC Milk Thistle Dandelion Root Lattes And don’t forget to eat those high quality proteins – like grass-fed beef, pasture raised chicken, wild caught fish for those amino acids and healthy fats. Add some avocados and coconut oil in there while you’re at it! Love Your Gut Birth control, unfortunately, destroys your microbiome. The hormones in birth control can contribute to opening up your intestinal lining and cause inflammation all up in your gut! Dr. Khalili did a study on the connection between birth control and colitis + Crohn’s. It can really throw a wrench in your balanced gut bacteria. Remember, we want balance. We’ll always have bad bacteria and good bacteria, but we can’t allow the bad bacteria to outweigh the good bacteria. You guys know that I’m constantly talking about gut health and how it relates to practically EVERYTHING. Some ways that you can love your gut is eating a nutrient dense diet (again I’m a repeating myself, but I will until I die!), drinking/eating bone broth, eating fermented foods, and taking some gut-loving supplements: Probiotics L-Glutamine Marshmallow Root Tea I actually offer my gut protocol that I use for my clients on my website – this is without any additional support – just the protocol in case you are looking to support your gut on a more therapeutic level. You can get it over on my website!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 138 - Menopause + Women's Health

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 6, 2018 40:57


I HIGHLY encourage all women to listen to this podcast, not just women in menopause. We're so excited to sit down with Dr. Patrick Flynn to talk about menopause and women's health! Here are some topics we're chatting about this week... How and WHY you need to change your outlook on menopause Why menopause is actually easier to deal with versus women in their cycle What our hormones look like during menopause Common treatments for menopause Why birth control isn't a great option for menopause Supporting your body naturally through menopause About Dr. Patrick Flynn Dr. Patrick Flynn D.C., is the founder of The Wellness Way, as well as an international speaker and author, but still maintains that he is a “simple, country boy who loves what he does.” Dr. Flynn grew up in Crivitz, a small town in northern Wisconsin. He was inspired early in life to understand the human body when teachers labeled him as “troubled and hyper” (reflecting a modern day ADHD diagnosis). Rather than turning to medication, he turned to education, and as a thirteen-year-old boy he read numerous books his local library had to offer. Shortly after meeting his now wife, Christy, she informed him that she was unable to have children and his direction became clear: understanding hormones and the subject of fertility. Dr. Flynn continued his studies with greater passion and built his practice around achieving the best clinical outcomes for patients by testing for and addressing the reasons for dysfunction, rather than focusing on symptoms. As such, he has been able to successfully guide patients with a wide variety of clinical diagnoses to restored function. Now he and his wife have four beautiful daughters. Connect with Dr. Patrick Flynn over on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and the Wellness Way Instagram! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and her website!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 133 - Perspective Shifts During Toddlerhood w/ Devon Kuntzman

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 9, 2018 29:13


During our episode with Devon this week, we sit down and talk all things toddlerhood and behavior! I love how Devon puts that this is a brand new season where your child may be testing you the most. How can we not lose our *ish during this season? Devon give us great tips... Why toddler years are so challenging Why toddlerhood isn't "terrible" How we can use perspective shifts to really use gentle parenting The needs toddlers NEED What your toddler's behavior really means Curious about the conference Devon is hosting? Check it out HERE!  Want to get your hands on one of the best multivitamins on the market? Get ours before they run out over on Amazon!  About Devon Kuntzmen Devon Kuntzman, B.A. child development, RYT, is a toddler parenting coach on a mission to transform the myth that toddlerhood is terrible. Devon teaches parents it’s possible to embrace this sensitive developmental period and uncover the magic of toddlerhood while overcoming everyday challenges and keeping their sanity. As a coach, Devon empowers parents to transform their frustration, fear and self-doubt into confidence in their parenting. Over the last 15 years, Devon has dedicated her life to working with hundreds of parents and children across three continents as a coach, former nanny for high-profile families and director of an orphanage in Rwanda. Devon is a Certified Gentle Sleep Coach, a graduate of the Wonder Weeks Academy Infant Mental Health and Development Program, a registered yoga teacher and the Founder of the Transforming Toddlerhood. Devon is passionate about toddlers, green juice, reading, traveling and holistic living. When she isn’t working with parents and toddlers, Devon can be found on her yoga mat, riding her bicycle or drinking a kombucha (not all at the same time). Connect with her over on Instagram + Facebook! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and her blog!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 132 - How We Need To Treat Depression w/ Dr. Paul Saladino

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 2, 2018 43:20


Do you or someone you know struggle with depression? This is a must-listen-to episode as we sit down with Dr. Paul Saladino. We're talking all about how functional medicine ties into depression. THIS is how we should be treating depression, instead of throwing pharmaceuticals and off you go. We need to dig DEEPER - while pharmaceuticals can be a great way to help short-term, it's NOT a long term solution. Here is what Dr. Paul and I are covering in this episode... What he is seeing in psychiatry residency  Pros + cons of traditional treatment of depression How depression is connected with food, inflammation, nutrition How depression is connected with methylation + genes How depression is connected with gut health Action steps that YOU can be taking right now if you suffer from depression About Dr. Paul Saladino Dr. Saladino trained at the University of Arizona with a focus on Integrative Medicine, obtaining his M.D. in 2015. He is a certified Functional Medicine practitioner (IFMCP) through the Institute for Functional Medicine and currently in his final year of residency in Psychiatry at the University of Washington. His interests include connections between the microbiome and mental illness as well as nutritional biochemistry. In his practice he is passionate about understanding and correcting the roots of disease. Connect with Dr. Paul Saladino over on Instagram and his website! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition over on Facebook, Instagram, and her website! Ready to use food-as-medicine? We see clients virtually all over the U.S. and local to Austin, TX. Book your free 15 minute appointment to check out our services!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 129 - Parasite Cleanse w/ Emily Morrow

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 11, 2018 34:11


Parasites are all the rage right now! People are trying out different supplements, enemas, and doing various different things to figure out if they have one! We sit down with Emily Morrow, future Nutrition Therapy Practitioner, as she talks us through her experience from getting diagnosed with one, her protocol, and how she feels now that she doesn't have it anymore! What we cover in today's episode... How she got a parasite + other ways people can get them Symptoms of a parasite Parasite Protocol - Diet, Supplements, Lifestyle How enemas and infrared saunas were a part of her treatment How it feels post-parasite P.S. Here is that Pumpkin Spice Cheesecake Bites recipe! About Emily Morrow Emily is a nutritionist in Dallas, Texas and the blogger behind TheEmilyMorrow.com. In her practice, she helps people find the root cause of why they might not feel, look or perform their best, and creates healthy gluten free, whole food based recipes and meal plans. Connect with Emily on her website + Instagram! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition over on her website, Instagram, and Facebook! Send her an email over at lahana@thrivalnutrition.com Want to book a free 15 minute phone call with Lahana to see if she can help you with your digestive disturbances? Do it! 

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 128 - People Pleasing Personalities w/ Anu Gupta

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 4, 2018 28:40


Do you struggle with having a people pleasing personality? I know I do! I am so excited to talk with Anu about this from a therapist perspective and these are the things we're covering about people pleasing personalities ... What is this personality Is there something on a biochemical level that makes us have this? Benefits of being a people pleaser Negatives and struggles with people who have this personality Tips on how to break out of this personality About Anu Gupta I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, my practice is located in NW Austin and is called Hope Heals Therapy. I am originally from India, have lived in Austin for more than a decade now. I enjoy working with adults struggling with anxiety, adults with a people pleasing personality, and recovering from a relationship with a narcissist. My approach to healing is rooted in attachment, healing your inner child, mindfulness, meditation, integration between thinking, feeling, doing and nurturing and processing emotions through self compassion. Did you love this talk about people pleasing personalities? Connect with her on social media over on Instagram and her website! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and her website! Grab your free 15 minute consultation with Lahana if you find yourself struggling to feed your families healthy, hormonal imbalances, gut issues, and weight loss. Learn about what we can do for YOU!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 124 - Tackling Acne Naturally w/ Dr. Laura Belus

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 31, 2018 28:21


In this episode, we're sitting down with Dr. Laura Belus about acne! Who likes those big red bumps?! I know I don't! What is acne? Who is more prone to acne? Are topical practices important? Favorite skincare? Acne + gut health Supplements for acne Hormones + acne About Laura Belus Laura Belus is a naturopathic doctor practicing in Toronto, Canda. She specializes in hormone balance, healthy skin, and natural energy boosting! Connect with her over on Instagram and her website! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, + her website!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 121 - How To Overcome A Muscle Plateau w/ Dillon Humphries

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 10, 2018 20:58


In this episode with Dillon Humphries, we're talking all about overcoming a muscle plateau. We are covering... Basic rules for building muscles Why plateau's happen How to break through a plateau Nutrition + muscle building Best way to keep track of gains Time frame for gains Rest days for building muscle About Dillon Humphries Dillon is based out of Orlando, Fl. He has a bachelor's degree in Exercise Physiology, Certified Personal Trainer, Wellness Coach, Corrective Exercise Specialist, and Boxing Instructor. He is also a medically retired marine. Connect with Dillon over on Instagram! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition over on Facebook, Instagram, and the blog!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 120 - Embracing Motherhood + Marriage During Child Raising Years w/ Jasmin Terrany

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 3, 2018 48:56


*WARNING: Tears were shed during this episode. This episode is SO powerful. So encouraging. A conversation that lifted me up in ways I needed reminding. In this episode, we're covering.... Jasmin's Personal Journey (It'll pull on your heart strings!) Staying mindful + present during motherhood What we can do on rough days How not to get caught up in "mommy wars" Raising good kids Building a strong marriage during child rearing years About Jasmin Jasmin Terrany LMHC is a different kind of life coach. As a licensed psychotherapist with two master’s degrees from Columbia University, Jasmin invented Life Therapy™, a revolutionary method that combines Psychotherapy & Coaching + Mindfulness & Meditation. In private practice since 2007, Jasmin helps professional women and mothers find success in their personal lives. Whether struggling with relationships, anxiety, confidence, body image, or parenting, Jasmin has practical tools to create extraordinary lives. In addition to being a leader in her field, she is a published author, public speaker, world traveler and most importantly a Mom. Her passion project is her book “Extraordinary Mommy” inspired when her daughter was born on the first anniversary of her mother’s unexpected passing. Connect with Jasmin over on her website + Facebook Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on Facebook + Instagram + Website

The Ali Damron Show
Interview with Lahana Vigliano All About Gut Health - 069

The Ali Damron Show

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 26, 2018 24:17


Lahana Vigliano is a holistic clinical nutritionist and founder of Thrival Nutrition. She helps women + men take back their health by combining their biochemical individuality with our ancestral roots. She believes that the whole body approach is necessary to create a lifelong healthy lifestyle, which includes nutrition, exercise, sleep, and stress management. She is the creator of Thrival Nutrition Supplements + host of the Thrival Nutrition Podcast. Outside of Thrival Nutrition, she is a wife + mama of two. Find Lahana at Thrival Nutrition over on Facebook, Instagram, and her blog! www.facebook.com/thrivalnutrition www.instagram.com/thrivalnutrition www.thrivalnutrition.com

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 119 - 7 Day Hormonal Reboot w/ Dr. Tassone

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 26, 2018 26:48


How awesome is it to have Dr. Tassone back on the podcast this week! Are you a new listener to the podcast? Catch up our first interview together over on episode 65! What we're covering on the podcast this week.... Most common hormone issues Dr. Tassone has seen Why hormone imbalances are happening What's included in your 7-day hormone reboot program? How can women expect to feel Top foods to help with hormone balance Want to buy the 7 day hormone reboot online program? GET IT HERE! Take Dr. Tassone's quiz to find out what's going on with your hormones! About Dr. Tassone Dr. Tassone is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology, and by the American Board of Integrative Medicine. He holds a medical degree, in addition to a PhD in mind-body medicine. In his 20 years of practice, Dr. Tassone has seen over 40,000 women and is a highly regarded patient advocate. As an integrative health practitioner, Dr. Tassone believes that you should have an active role in your care. His work includes studies and publications on spirituality in medical care, whole foods to heal the human body, and integrative medicine. Dr. Tassone is featured in many publications, including The New York Times, NBCNews Online and Stanford MedX. Connect with him over on Facebook, Instagram, and his website! Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and her blog!

Thrival Nutrition Podcast
Episode 118 - Stop Binge + Stress Eating w/ Glenn Livingston

Thrival Nutrition Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 19, 2018 38:54


Struggling with Stress Eating + Binge Eating? On the podcast we're chatting with Glenn Livingston and we're covering a hot topic of stress eating + binge eating. Why is binge + stress eating so common What are some ways that people can stop this habit How to create your own food plan Willpower Positive behavior change Make sure you also check out our multivitamin over on Amazon + use that 15% off code! XO And leave a review if you have purchased it before! About Glenn Livingston Glenn Livingston, Ph.D. is a veteran psychologist and was the long time CEO of a multi-million dollar consulting firm which has serviced several Fortune 500 clients in the food industry. You may have seen his(or his company's)  previous work, theories, and research in major periodicals like The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Sun Times, The Indiana Star Ledger, The NY Daily News, American Demographics, or any of the other major media outlets you see on this page.  You may also have heard him on ABC, WGN, and/or CBS radio, or UPN TV.   Disillusioned by what traditional psychology had to offer overweight and/or food obsessed individuals, Dr. Livingston spent several decades researching the nature of bingeing and overeating via work with his own patients AND a self-funded research program with more than 40,000 participants.  Most important, however, was his own personal journey out of obesity and food prison to a normal, healthy weight and a much more lighthearted relationship with food.   Check out his book here!   Connect with Glenn over on his website + Facebook + Twitter!   Connect with Lahana from Thrival Nutrition on Facebook, Instagram, and the blog!

The Shameless Mom Academy
158: Lahana Vigliano: Thrival Nutrition

The Shameless Mom Academy

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 30, 2017 47:07


Lahana Vigliano is a holistic nutritionist and the founder of Thrival Nutrition. She has her bachelor's degree in Nutrition Science + is currently finishing up a post-graduate program through the Clinical Nutrition Board. She started Thrival Nutrition to help empower and teach people how to get more out of life by feeling your absolute best through nutrition, exercise, and natural remedies. Outside of her passion for nutrition, she is a wife + mother of two. Which is where the journey all started!   Lahana was a very young mother – she graduated high school (and concurrently completed her first year of college, because she is 100% badass) while pregnant.  She now has a 7 year old son, a 4 year old daughter and a business she has built from the ground up, based on values she loves and lives.  She is excited to live to be 150 years old with her great, great grandchildren underfoot, while feeding everyone healthy (and delicious!) food.    Listen in to hear Lahana share:  What it was like to become such a young mother  How others doubts fueled her to be successful in every way How she pivoted when something wasn’t quite clicking in her professional journey Tips to help your picky eaters eat more healthily The power of kiddie smoothies (and how to make them super tasty)   Links Mentioned: Website: www.thrivalnutrition.com Thrival Nutrition on Facebook Thrival Nutrition on Instagram