ANEW Insight

Dr. Supatra Tovar

ANEW Insight aims to revolutionize the way we think about health and wellness. Dr.  Supatra Tovar explores the symbiotic relationship between nutrition, fitness, and emotional well-being.  this podcast seeks to inform, inspire, and invigorate listeners, encouraging them to embrace a more integrated approach to health. Dr. Supatra Tovar is a clinical psychologist, registered dietitian, fitness expert, TEDx Speaker, and founder of the holistic health educational company ANEW (Advanced Nutrition and Emotional Wellness). Dr. Tovar authored the award-winning, best-selling book Deprogram Diet Culture: Rethink Your Relationship With Food, Heal Your Mind, and Live a Diet-Free Life  published in September 2024 and created the revolutionary course Deprogram Diet Culture that aims to reformulate your relationship to food and heal your mind so you can live diet-free for life.  Watch Dr. Tovar's TEDx Talk here: bit.ly/3NVR00W

  1. Alcohol Recovery, Emotional Healing, and Life After Sobriety | Cat Greenleaf

    4D AGO ·  VIDEO

    Alcohol Recovery, Emotional Healing, and Life After Sobriety | Cat Greenleaf

    Send us Fan Mail What happens emotionally, psychologically, and physically when someone stops drinking? For many people, alcohol becomes tied to stress relief, social confidence, emotional avoidance, and even identity itself. In a culture where drinking is deeply normalized, it can be difficult to recognize when alcohol is no longer helping and is instead quietly affecting mental health, relationships, sleep, emotional regulation, and self-trust. In this episode, Dr. Supatra Tovar sits down with Cat Greenleaf, former television host and creator of the Soberness Podcast, for a deeper conversation about sobriety, emotional healing, recovery, and life after alcohol. Together, they explore the emotional realities of addiction, shame, social anxiety, nervous system dysregulation, and what it really takes to rebuild your life in a healthier and more authentic way. Cat shares powerful insights from her own recovery journey, including how alcohol became intertwined with identity, emotional coping, and social connection. The conversation also explores the biology of addiction, alcoholism as a mental health condition, self-forgiveness, and how releasing shame can create space for deeper healing and self-awareness. Dr. Tovar also shares practical nervous system regulation tools that can help people navigate anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and social situations without relying on alcohol. You’ll also hear honest perspectives on sobriety culture, “dry drunk” stigma, social pressure around drinking, the physical benefits of quitting alcohol, sleep, emotional clarity, and replacing unhealthy rituals with healthier forms of comfort and connection. If you’ve ever questioned your relationship with alcohol, struggled with emotional coping patterns, or wondered what life might feel like on the other side of drinking, this conversation offers compassion, honesty, humor, and hope. Subscribe for more conversations on psychology, mental health, emotional wellness, recovery, nutrition, and building a healthier relationship with yourself. Timestamps:  00:00 Welcome back and introduction  01:00 Cat Greenleaf on storytelling and recovery  02:15 Tim Daly and vulnerability in sobriety  03:20 Dr. Drew on alcoholism as a disease  05:00 Shame, guilt, and emotional healing  06:30 Alcoholism, genetics, and mental health  07:30 Social pressure and drinking culture  08:45 Social anxiety and alcohol use  10:20 Nervous system regulation tools  11:15 Butterfly tapping and vagus nerve calming  13:30 Fear of losing identity without alcohol  14:40 Emotional freedom after sobriety  16:00 Why Cat rejects the term “dry drunk”  17:20 Judgment, compassion, and recovery  18:10 Physical benefits of quitting alcohol  19:20 Movement, hydration, and energy  20:15 Sleep, alcohol, and recovery  21:10 Replacing alcohol rituals with healthier habits  22:20 SodaStream, bitters, and sober alternatives  24:15 Tips for social situations without drinking  25:15 What life feels like after alcohol  26:20 “I just don’t drink” and removing shame  27:15 Where to find Cat Greenleaf and Soberness Episode Summary Sobriety is often framed as simply quitting alcohol, but recovery is much deeper than removing a substance. In this conversation, Cat Greenleaf shares how emotional healing, self-awareness, nervous system regulation, and identity transformation all become part of the recovery journey. 🧠 What This Episode Covers Why alcoholism is more than a lack of willpower  Alcoholism as a mental health condition  Shame, guilt, and emotional avoidance  Social anxiety and nervous system dysregulation  Why people use alcohol to cope  Identity shifts after sobriety  Emotional healing and self-awareness  The physical effects of quitting alcohol  Sleep, hydration, and emotional clarity  Replacing alcohol rituals with healthier habits  Why self-compassion matters in recovery  How sobriety changes relationships and self-trust 🔗 Connect with Cat Greenleaf Website: Soberness Instagram: @catgreenleaf Facebook: Cat Greenleaf Facebook LinkedIn: Cat Greenleaf LinkedIn Continue Your Journey 📘 Book: Deprogram Diet Culture: Rethink Your Relationship with Food, Heal Your Mind, and Live a Diet-Free Life  Get your copy on Amazon: Deprogram Diet Culture on Amazon Learn more: ANEW Insight Book Page 🎓 Course: Deprogram Diet Culture  ANEW Insight Course 🌐 Visit the Website  ANEW Insight 🎥 Watch More Episodes  ANEW Insight YouTube Channel 🎤 Watch the TEDx Talk  TEDx Talk: Healing Our Relationship with Food in the GLP-1 Era Support the show Thank you for joining us on this journey to wellness. Remember, the insights and advice shared on the ANEW Body Insight Podcast are for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making any changes to your health routine. To learn more about the podcast and stay updated on new episodes, visit ANEW Body Insight Podcast at anew-insight.com. To watch this episode on YouTube, visit @my.anew.insight. Follow us on social media at @my.anew.insight on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Threads for more updates and insights. Thank you for tuning in! Stay connected with us for more empowering stories and expert guidance. Until next time, stay well and keep evolving with ANEW Body Insight!

    29 min
  2. Alcohol Recovery, Emotional Healing, and Life After Sobriety | Cat Greenleaf

    5D AGO

    Alcohol Recovery, Emotional Healing, and Life After Sobriety | Cat Greenleaf

    Send us Fan Mail What happens emotionally, psychologically, and physically when someone stops drinking? For many people, alcohol becomes tied to stress relief, social confidence, emotional avoidance, and even identity itself. In a culture where drinking is deeply normalized, it can be difficult to recognize when alcohol is no longer helping and is instead quietly affecting mental health, relationships, sleep, emotional regulation, and self-trust. In this episode, Dr. Supatra Tovar sits down with Cat Greenleaf, former television host and creator of the Soberness Podcast, for a deeper conversation about sobriety, emotional healing, recovery, and life after alcohol. Together, they explore the emotional realities of addiction, shame, social anxiety, nervous system dysregulation, and what it really takes to rebuild your life in a healthier and more authentic way. Cat shares powerful insights from her own recovery journey, including how alcohol became intertwined with identity, emotional coping, and social connection. The conversation also explores the biology of addiction, alcoholism as a mental health condition, self-forgiveness, and how releasing shame can create space for deeper healing and self-awareness. Dr. Tovar also shares practical nervous system regulation tools that can help people navigate anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and social situations without relying on alcohol. You’ll also hear honest perspectives on sobriety culture, “dry drunk” stigma, social pressure around drinking, the physical benefits of quitting alcohol, sleep, emotional clarity, and replacing unhealthy rituals with healthier forms of comfort and connection. If you’ve ever questioned your relationship with alcohol, struggled with emotional coping patterns, or wondered what life might feel like on the other side of drinking, this conversation offers compassion, honesty, humor, and hope. Subscribe for more conversations on psychology, mental health, emotional wellness, recovery, nutrition, and building a healthier relationship with yourself. Timestamps:  00:00 Welcome back and introduction  01:00 Cat Greenleaf on storytelling and recovery  02:15 Tim Daly and vulnerability in sobriety  03:20 Dr. Drew on alcoholism as a disease  05:00 Shame, guilt, and emotional healing  06:30 Alcoholism, genetics, and mental health  07:30 Social pressure and drinking culture  08:45 Social anxiety and alcohol use  10:20 Nervous system regulation tools  11:15 Butterfly tapping and vagus nerve calming  13:30 Fear of losing identity without alcohol  14:40 Emotional freedom after sobriety  16:00 Why Cat rejects the term “dry drunk”  17:20 Judgment, compassion, and recovery  18:10 Physical benefits of quitting alcohol  19:20 Movement, hydration, and energy  20:15 Sleep, alcohol, and recovery  21:10 Replacing alcohol rituals with healthier habits  22:20 SodaStream, bitters, and sober alternatives  24:15 Tips for social situations without drinking  25:15 What life feels like after alcohol  26:20 “I just don’t drink” and removing shame  27:15 Where to find Cat Greenleaf and Soberness Episode Summary Sobriety is often framed as simply quitting alcohol, but recovery is much deeper than removing a substance. In this conversation, Cat Greenleaf shares how emotional healing, self-awareness, nervous system regulation, and identity transformation all become part of the recovery journey. 🧠 What This Episode Covers Why alcoholism is more than a lack of willpower  Alcoholism as a mental health condition  Shame, guilt, and emotional avoidance  Social anxiety and nervous system dysregulation  Why people use alcohol to cope  Identity shifts after sobr Support the show Thank you for joining us on this journey to wellness. Remember, the insights and advice shared on the ANEW Body Insight Podcast are for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making any changes to your health routine. To learn more about the podcast and stay updated on new episodes, visit ANEW Body Insight Podcast at anew-insight.com. To watch this episode on YouTube, visit @my.anew.insight. Follow us on social media at @my.anew.insight on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Threads for more updates and insights. Thank you for tuning in! Stay connected with us for more empowering stories and expert guidance. Until next time, stay well and keep evolving with ANEW Body Insight!

    29 min
  3. How to Quit Alcohol and Build a New Identity | Cat Greenleaf

    MAY 11

    How to Quit Alcohol and Build a New Identity | Cat Greenleaf

    Send us Fan Mail Quitting alcohol is often framed as a matter of willpower, but what if the real challenge is much deeper? For many people, drinking is closely tied to emotional regulation, identity, and how we cope with stress, disconnection, and external pressure. In today’s culture, alcohol is often normalized as a way to unwind, making it even harder to recognize when it’s no longer serving you. In this episode, Dr. Supatra Tovar sits down with Cat Greenleaf, former television host and current host of the Soberness Podcast, to explore the deeper psychological side of sobriety and personal transformation. From breaking habitual patterns to navigating emotional discomfort, this conversation looks at what it really takes to stop drinking and rebuild your life in a meaningful way. Cat shares her personal journey through addiction and recovery, offering insight into how external validation, lifestyle patterns, and emotional avoidance can keep people stuck. We also explore how developing emotional awareness becomes a turning point, allowing you to better understand your triggers, build resilience, and reconnect with yourself in a more grounded and intentional way. You’ll also hear practical perspectives on identity change, letting go of old versions of yourself, and rebuilding self-trust over time. If you’ve ever questioned your relationship with alcohol or felt caught in patterns that don’t align with who you want to be, this conversation offers a more honest and sustainable path forward. Subscribe for more conversations on psychology, mental health, and building a healthier relationship with yourself. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction  02:10 Cat Greenleaf’s sobriety journey  07:45 Emotional awareness and recovery  14:30 Identity transformation  21:00 Letting go of external validation  28:15 Rebuilding self-trust Episode Summary Quitting alcohol isn’t just about willpower it’s about understanding the role it plays in your life. In this conversation, Cat Greenleaf shares her journey of recognizing early patterns, using alcohol as a coping mechanism, and ultimately redefining her relationship with herself through sobriety. 🧠 What This Episode Covers Why quitting alcohol is deeper than just disciplineEarly signs and personality patterns to be aware ofHow alcohol becomes a coping mechanism over timeThe importance of honest self-reflectionThe impact of shame and the “shame spiral”Losing control vs. the illusion of protectionWhy learning to feel is central to recoveryIdentity shifts in sobrietyReframing alcohol use with self-compassionBuilding a more aligned and authentic life 🔍 Key Questio Support the show Thank you for joining us on this journey to wellness. Remember, the insights and advice shared on the ANEW Body Insight Podcast are for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making any changes to your health routine. To learn more about the podcast and stay updated on new episodes, visit ANEW Body Insight Podcast at anew-insight.com. To watch this episode on YouTube, visit @my.anew.insight. Follow us on social media at @my.anew.insight on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Threads for more updates and insights. Thank you for tuning in! Stay connected with us for more empowering stories and expert guidance. Until next time, stay well and keep evolving with ANEW Body Insight!

    29 min
  4. Working Mom Burnout and Always-On Work Culture: Why Women Are Reaching a Breaking Point.

    MAY 4

    Working Mom Burnout and Always-On Work Culture: Why Women Are Reaching a Breaking Point.

    Send us Fan Mail Working mom burnout is often framed as a personal issue, but what if the real problem is the workplace itself? In today’s culture, the expectation to always be available has created an environment where work never fully turns off, leading to chronic stress, burnout, and disconnection. In Part 2 of this conversation, Dr. Supatra Tovar continues her discussion with Alexa Starks, founder of Executive Moms, to explore the deeper systemic drivers of burnout in working mothers and high-performing women. From constant digital availability to unrealistic workplace expectations, this episode breaks down how modern work culture is contributing to mental health challenges and unsustainable pressure. Alexa shares what she sees behind the scenes with leaders and organizations, including how lack of trust, poor management, and authoritarian leadership styles create toxic work environments. We also explore the concept of psychological safety, why compassion is a critical leadership skill, and how supportive workplaces lead to stronger performance, retention, and long-term success. You’ll also hear practical guidance for navigating maternity leave, returning to work, and advocating for yourself in environments that may not naturally offer support. If you’ve ever felt like you have to choose between your career and your well-being, this conversation offers a more realistic and sustainable path forward. Subscribe for more conversations on psychology, health, and building a healthier relationship with work and life. 🔗 Connect with Alexa Starks Website: https://www.executivemoms.co/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexastarks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexa.starks?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ== Continue Your Journey  📘 Book: Deprogram Diet Culture Get your copy on Amazon: https://a.co/d/5IRab6o Learn more: https://www.anew-insight.com/book 🎓 Course: Deprogram Diet Culture https://www.anew-insight.com/course 🌐 Visit the Website https://www.anew-insight.com 🎥 Watch More Episodes https://www.youtube.com/@my.anew.insight 🎤 See My TEDx Talk http://bit.ly/3NVR00W KEYWORDS working mom burnout, working mom burnout solutions, Support the show Thank you for joining us on this journey to wellness. Remember, the insights and advice shared on the ANEW Body Insight Podcast are for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making any changes to your health routine. To learn more about the podcast and stay updated on new episodes, visit ANEW Body Insight Podcast at anew-insight.com. To watch this episode on YouTube, visit @my.anew.insight. Follow us on social media at @my.anew.insight on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Threads for more updates and insights. Thank you for tuning in! Stay connected with us for more empowering stories and expert guidance. Until next time, stay well and keep evolving with ANEW Body Insight!

    28 min
  5. Working Mom Burnout, Maternity Leave, and Returning to Work Explained | Alexa Starks

    APR 27

    Working Mom Burnout, Maternity Leave, and Returning to Work Explained | Alexa Starks

    Send us Fan Mail Why do working moms experience burnout, stress, and overwhelm after returning to work? In this episode, Dr. Supatra Tovar explores the reality of work life balance, working mom stress, and postpartum mental health. Many women are expected to perform at full capacity immediately after maternity leave, despite sleep deprivation, emotional strain, and major life transitions. This conversation breaks down why burnout in women is so common and how workplace culture continues to fall short in supporting mothers. Dr. Tovar is joined by Alexa Starks, workplace culture innovator, leadership strategist, and founder of Executive Moms. After more than a decade in corporate operations and navigating her own return to work after having children, Alexa now works with organizations to create parent-forward workplaces that support career growth, retention, and flexibility for working parents. In this episode, you’ll learn why returning to work after maternity leave can feel overwhelming, how postpartum mental health and stress impact performance, and why many women don’t feel safe advocating for their needs in the workplace. Alexa also shares how outdated workplace systems contribute to burnout and what structured reentry and supportive leadership should actually look like. Subscribe for more conversations on psychology, nutrition, and sustainable health, and watch more episodes of the ANEW Insight Podcast for practical strategies to support your well-being and performance. 🔗 Connect with Alexa Starks Website: https://www.executivemoms.co/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexastarks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alexa.starks?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ== Continue Your Journey  📘 Book: Deprogram Diet Culture Get your copy on Amazon: https://a.co/d/5IRab6o Learn more: https://www.anew-insight.com/book 🎓 Course: Deprogram Diet Culture https://www.anew-insight.com/course 🌐 Visit the Website https://www.anew-insight.com 🎥 Watch More Episodes https://www.youtube.com/@my.anew.insight 🎤 See My TEDx Talk http://bit.ly/3NVR00W #workingmomburnout #burnoutrecovery #anewinsight #drsupatratovar #drsaito  Support the show Thank you for joining us on this journey to wellness. Remember, the insights and advice shared on the ANEW Body Insight Podcast are for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making any changes to your health routine. To learn more about the podcast and stay updated on new episodes, visit ANEW Body Insight Podcast at anew-insight.com. To watch this episode on YouTube, visit @my.anew.insight. Follow us on social media at @my.anew.insight on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Threads for more updates and insights. Thank you for tuning in! Stay connected with us for more empowering stories and expert guidance. Until next time, stay well and keep evolving with ANEW Body Insight!

    29 min
  6. APR 20

    Emotional Darkness, Trauma, and How Transformation Really Happens | Dr. Richard LaBrie

    Send us Fan Mail Emotional intensity, trauma, and the darker aspects of the human experience are often misunderstood as pathology or weakness. In reality, these experiences can be powerful entry points for transformation, self-awareness, and psychological growth. In this episode, we explore how trauma shapes identity, why emotional darkness is part of the human condition, and how curiosity can replace self-judgment in the healing process. Dr. Richard LaBrie, clinical psychologist and author, returns to discuss the deeper themes behind his latest poetry collection. His work blends psychotherapy, creativity, and lived experience to explore rage, shame, isolation, and hope. Drawing from both clinical insight and artistic expression, he offers a unique perspective on how we process emotional pain and move toward wholeness. This conversation unpacks the psychological toll of modern life, including technology overload, cultural pressure, and emotional fragmentation. We explore the concept of “hopeful skepticism,” the role of curiosity in healing, and how confronting uncomfortable emotions can lead to growth rather than avoidance. Dr. LaBrie also shares insights on creativity, flow states, and how transformation often requires moving through darkness rather than bypassing it. If you’ve ever struggled with overwhelming emotions, questioned your inner experience, or wondered how to turn pain into meaning, this episode offers a grounded and deeply human perspective. Watch, reflect, and subscribe for more conversations on psychology, health, and personal transformation.  Learn more about Richard LaBrie Amazon:  https://a.co/d/08tv8FvO Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/RichardLaBriePsyD/ LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-labrie-psy-d-4786659?original_referer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F Psychology Today:  https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/richard-labrie-pasadena-ca/285229 Continue Your Journey  📘 Book: Deprogram Diet Culture Get your copy on Amazon: https://a.co/d/5IRab6o Learn more: https://www.anew-insight.com/book 🎓 Course: Deprogram Diet Culture https://www.anew-insight.com/course 🌐 Visit the Website https://www.anew-insight.com 🎥 Watch More Episodes https://www.youtube.com/@my.anew.insight 🎤 See My TEDx Talk http://bit.ly/3NVR00W Support the show Thank you for joining us on this journey to wellness. Remember, the insights and advice shared on the ANEW Body Insight Podcast are for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making any changes to your health routine. To learn more about the podcast and stay updated on new episodes, visit ANEW Body Insight Podcast at anew-insight.com. To watch this episode on YouTube, visit @my.anew.insight. Follow us on social media at @my.anew.insight on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Threads for more updates and insights. Thank you for tuning in! Stay connected with us for more empowering stories and expert guidance. Until next time, stay well and keep evolving with ANEW Body Insight!

    34 min
  7. APR 13

    Emotional Intensity vs Mental Illness and How to Understand Yourself | Dr. Richard LaBrie

    Send us Fan Mail Trauma healing, emotional regulation, and the psychology of creativity are deeply connected, yet often misunderstood. In this episode, we explore how emotional intensity, anxiety, and creative expression can be mistaken for mental illness, and how understanding the emotional healing process can help you reconnect with yourself. This conversation unpacks trauma healing, emotional growth, and the fine line between diagnosis and simply being human. Dr. Richard LaBrie, clinical psychologist and author of The Alchemy of Blood, returns to the podcast to share his unique perspective on psychotherapy, creativity, and emotional transformation. His work bridges trauma healing, narrative identity, and the deeper psychological journey of turning pain into meaning, offering both clinical insight and creative depth. We discuss how trauma and emotional experiences shape identity, why creativity can look like anxiety or even bipolar symptoms, and how clinicians can sometimes misinterpret emotional intensity. Dr. LaBrie shares powerful insights on emotional regulation, the role of storytelling in healing, and how creative expression can support resilience, self-awareness, and psychological growth. If you are interested in trauma healing, emotional regulation, creativity and mental health, or understanding yourself on a deeper level, this episode offers a thoughtful and nuanced perspective. Be sure to subscribe, follow the podcast, and stay tuned for part two of this conversation. Learn more about Richard LaBrie Amazon https://a.co/d/08tv8FvO Facebook https://www.facebook.com/RichardLaBriePsyD/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-labrie-psy-d-4786659?original_referer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F Psychology Today https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/richard-labrie-pasadena-ca/285229 Continue Your Journey  📘 Book: Deprogram Diet Culture Get your copy on Amazon: https://a.co/d/5IRab6o Learn more: https://www.anew-insight.com/book 🎓 Course: Deprogram Diet Culture https://www.anew-insight.com/course 🌐 Visit the Website https://www.anew-insight.com 🎥 Watch More Episodes https://www.youtube.co Support the show Thank you for joining us on this journey to wellness. Remember, the insights and advice shared on the ANEW Body Insight Podcast are for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making any changes to your health routine. To learn more about the podcast and stay updated on new episodes, visit ANEW Body Insight Podcast at anew-insight.com. To watch this episode on YouTube, visit @my.anew.insight. Follow us on social media at @my.anew.insight on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Threads for more updates and insights. Thank you for tuning in! Stay connected with us for more empowering stories and expert guidance. Until next time, stay well and keep evolving with ANEW Body Insight!

    25 min
  8. APR 6

    Oxygen Therapy & Red Light Therapy for Chronic Illness Recovery | Boost Energy, Brain Fog & Healing

    Send us Fan Mail Chronic illness recovery often requires looking beyond conventional approaches and exploring how the body produces and uses energy at a cellular level. In this episode, we explore how oxygen therapy and red light therapy may support healing by improving mitochondrial function, increasing energy production, and addressing symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and inflammation. Brad Pitzele, founder of 1000 Roads, shares his personal journey through Lyme disease, autoimmune conditions, and chronic fatigue. Drawing from both lived experience and deep research, he explains how Exercise With Oxygen Therapy (EWOT) and red and near infrared light therapy became central to his recovery and ultimately inspired his work helping others access these tools. This conversation breaks down the science in a clear and practical way, including how red and near infrared light stimulate mitochondria, why oxygen delivery matters for cellular repair, and how combining these therapies may accelerate healing. Brad also shares what to look for in quality devices, common misconceptions in the market, and how to navigate treatment options safely and effectively. If you are navigating chronic illness, fatigue, or looking to optimize your energy and health, this episode offers a grounded, science-informed perspective.  Subscribe to the ANEW Insight Podcast for more conversations at the intersection of psychology, nutrition, and integrative health. Brad Pitzele Website: https://www.onethousandroads.com/pages/about-us  Brad Pitzele LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradpitzele Continue Your Journey  Book: Deprogram Diet Culture Get your copy on Amazon: https://a.co/d/5IRab6o Learn more: https://www.anew-insight.com/book Course: Deprogram Diet Culture https://www.anew-insight.com/course Visit the Website https://www.anew-insight.com Watch More Episodes https://www.youtube.com/@my.anew.insight See My TEDx Talk http://bit.ly/3NVR00W #oxygentherapy #redlighttherapy #chronicillnessrecovery #mitochondrialhealth #brainfog #chronicfatigue #lymedisease #autoimmunedisease #holistichealth #integrativemedicine #biohackinghealth #cellularhealth #wellnesstechnology #energyhealing #fatiguerecovery Support the show Thank you for joining us on this journey to wellness. Remember, the insights and advice shared on the ANEW Body Insight Podcast are for educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a healthcare professional before making any changes to your health routine. To learn more about the podcast and stay updated on new episodes, visit ANEW Body Insight Podcast at anew-insight.com. To watch this episode on YouTube, visit @my.anew.insight. Follow us on social media at @my.anew.insight on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and Threads for more updates and insights. Thank you for tuning in! Stay connected with us for more empowering stories and expert guidance. Until next time, stay well and keep evolving with ANEW Body Insight!

    31 min

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ANEW Insight aims to revolutionize the way we think about health and wellness. Dr.  Supatra Tovar explores the symbiotic relationship between nutrition, fitness, and emotional well-being.  this podcast seeks to inform, inspire, and invigorate listeners, encouraging them to embrace a more integrated approach to health. Dr. Supatra Tovar is a clinical psychologist, registered dietitian, fitness expert, TEDx Speaker, and founder of the holistic health educational company ANEW (Advanced Nutrition and Emotional Wellness). Dr. Tovar authored the award-winning, best-selling book Deprogram Diet Culture: Rethink Your Relationship With Food, Heal Your Mind, and Live a Diet-Free Life  published in September 2024 and created the revolutionary course Deprogram Diet Culture that aims to reformulate your relationship to food and heal your mind so you can live diet-free for life.  Watch Dr. Tovar's TEDx Talk here: bit.ly/3NVR00W