MaxiChats's Health Radio Sugarfree Sundays: Maxine Schuiling

What is HA? What causes it, what side effects does it have and ultimately how do you recover from it?
In today's jam packed episode we touch on all of the above and more with Nicola J. Rinaldi, PhD, author of No Period. Now What?
If you have lost your period and you suspect it may be from undereating, over exercising or stressing your body out in some other way, this episode is a practical must-listen for you!
https://www.noperiodnowwhat.com

Ever feel like you’re constantly doubting your abilities and walking around with the fear of being exposed as a ‘fraud’?
Imposter syndrome is real and might be holding you back or negatively affecting your mental state more than you realise.
What is it, what influences it and how can you tackle it are all addressed in this episode of @maxichats which will leave you rearing and ready to go.

In this extremely informative episode we talk about digestive health and everything GI related. Many people experience some kind of digestive issues over the course of their life. From IBS to SIBO to just plain bloating, digestive health affects a lot of our lives and can be a confusing journey to navigate. Kate Scarlata, MPH, RDN specialises in the treatment of these as well as the low FODMAP diet, and is passionate about educating people around this. This episode explains things in a really digestible way (couldn’t resist), and cuts through much of the confusion around the above.

With the rise of plant based diets and meat alternatives, and lots of media around this, it is easy to get lost in the noise.
 
In this episode of MaxiChats we discuss protein requirements, how to overcome any potential limitations of plant protein sources, serparate fact from fiction with regards to common plant based protein topics like soya, GMO’s and the true healthiness of plant based meat alternatives. 
Chana Davis PhD website: https://fueledbyscience.com 

A really practical looks at all things health and performance nutrition related, with a special focus on endurance exercise. This podcast will answer all your questions around pre and post race nutrition, carbohydrate periodisation, supplements, and it even touches briefly on REDs. If you are interested in any kind of endurance training, whether professionally or recreationally, this podcast is a must listen if you are looking to fuel your training smartly.
 

Volume, progressive overload, and understanding the mechanisms of what grows muscle is confusing.
Throw broscience, women's health magazines and our new years resolutions of both running an ultra marathon and entering a powerlifting meet into the mix and you find yourself in bit of pickle.
This podcast spans over a wide range of physiology and hypertrophy fundamentals, deals with some of the practical issues related to training stressors, and really helps you understand how adaptation occurs.