26 episodes
Today is the Day Meghan Telpner and Josh Gitalis
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- Nutrition
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4.7, 106 Ratings
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With humour, honesty and an evidence-based approach, best-selling author and nutritionist Meghan Telpner and her husband Josh Gitalis, a Functional Medicine Practitioner, are simplifying what it takes to achieve optimal health. Become empowered as your own best health expert. Today is the day!
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How To Solve "What's For Dinner?" Stress and Revive Mealtime
Today is the day we’re exploring creative, delicious and easy ways to reignite the spark when answering that question “What’s for dinner’?”. In this episode, we have you covered with our very favourite culinary nutrition tips, tricks and our go-to meals.
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Today's Episode Covers: Why home cooking matters. The important questions to consider when ordering in from restaurants or meal delivery services. The meal prep items Meghan and Josh always have in their fridge and how they categorize their different go-to meals – and simplify them in the process. The key strategies Meghan and Josh use to enjoy mealtime with their toddler and stress-free ways to get family members involved in mealtime and how to customize certain types of meals to satisfy everyone in your household. Meghan and Josh’s favourite 20-minute and one-pot meal ideas as well as how to make over 15 dinners – many of which don’t even need recipes.
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Our Top Ten Favourite Healthy Lifestyle Products That Have Stood The Test of Time
Today is the day we’re sharing our top ten favourite products – these are the things that Meghan and Josh use regularly, love and have stood the test of time.
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Today's Episode Covers: The game changing purchase that might be one of the most critical health investments. Meghan and Josh's favorite products including: a product that has logged over 15,000 hours of use, a kitchen tool that will be used every single day and a product that you can take and use anywhere and might just get rid of headaches in ten minutes. And ultimately – how to know when a product is worth trying, or just a passing gimmick or fad.
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How To Supercharge Immunity
Today is the day we’re taking a look at the power of the immune system in a way that you’ve never heard before – and how you can support it for optimal health.
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Today's Episode Covers: What the immune system is and where is it actually located in the body. How our children’s immune systems learn during crucial stages of development. The Key factors that impair the immune system and how the immune system is intended to work to fight infection and prevent disease. We will also look at what you may not know about how sleep affects immune system function, the foods and nutrients to eat (and avoid!) to support immunity and how to support an optimally functioning immune system, from nutrition to lifestyle to our environment to habits. As well as what you can do today to supercharge immunity and support your immune system.
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How These Surprising Causes of Weight Gain Could Be Affecting All Of Us
Today is the day we’re uncovering the potential barriers to weight loss, the less obvious reasons weight management is becoming increasingly challenging, and the real secret to weight loss.
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Today's Episode Covers: What calories are and how they are metabolized differently, whether eating fat makes us fat and the role genetics play in weight gain and loss. We ask the question what are Obesogens, and why they are so important to a healthy weight and how we can address weight loss at the root. -
Is Dairy Healthful or Harmful? Exploring Truths and Myths
Today is the day we’re going deep on dairy and whether the messages that have been drilled into us for decades (like “Milk builds Strong bones”) is true, and if we actually need dairy in the diet for optimal health.
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Today's Episode Covers: Is dairy healthy for us – with a surprising twist to the answer. The unexpected reactions you might be having to dairy without realizing it’s the culprit and the surprising degenerative condition that is associated with high dairy intake. The little known connection between dairy and gluten and our favourite dairy-free alternatives. -
How We Can Eat For Optimal Energy
Today is the day we’re sharing one of the most important aspects to consider when it comes to the long term health of your diet – no matter which popular diet you follow.
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Today's Episode Covers: What blood sugar is and how it affects the body, as well as the symptoms you may be experiencing that are associated with blood sugar imbalances. The difference between the glycemic index and the glycemic load and the short term and long term implications of blood sugar dysregulation. The surprising foods that affect your blood sugar and why you should aim to eat in a way that balances blood sugar for the rest of your life. Some energizing meal and snack ideas that prevent blood sugar crashes.
Customer Reviews
Love it ❤️
Can I just say how much I love your podcast. I kinda feel like you’re reading my mind. Every episode that drops I’m like oh yeah I totally need to know about that. Plus you guys are really funny in a not so obvious way.
Happy you are back for season two
Great podcast. Tons of information and inspiration to put it into practice.
Privilege
Some good information here, but I find myself wishing these hosts would be more mindful of the very privileged position from which they dispense advice. The “Raising An Adventurous Eater” episode just assumes you have a child with no sensory or developmental or spectrum challenges (also, to make these proclamations based on one child who’s 2 years old seems a little strange; if you’d raised five kids with different temperaments to age 18 I could maybe understand it better). The episode about sleep assumes everyone is done work at dinner time — lights out at 10 PM is a luxury for those who don’t work two jobs, aren’t shift-workers, and aren’t caregivers for sick parents after they get home from work. This is a nice podcast if you’re an affluent, able-bodied person where the majority of how you spend your day is up to you. If you’re not, prepare to feel a bit alienated. Unfortunately the life depicted here is not the reality for a lot of people.
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