46 episodes
Be Well By Kelly Kelly Leveque
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- Nutrition
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4.9, 617 Ratings
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Be Well By Kelly is on a mission to simplify the science of nutrition. I want to make choices, not cheats. I want to live in balance, quiet my inner perfectionist, and never feel like my goals are out of reach. I want to love the way I look AND feel. I want to be proactive about my long-term health and wellness. I want to have a positive relationship with food for the rest of my life.
And I want the same for all of you! Join me and some of my favorite people every Wednesday as we give you all the good stuff (and none of the bad) about nutrition: the positive takeaways, the tools and tips that will help you feel and be well, and a dose of motivation to keep you going.
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Taking Care of Yourself with Clean Body Products - with Melissa Christenson #FabulousFriends
Melissa Christenson, founding partner of Hume Supernatural deodorant, shares with us what you need to know when shopping for natural body care products and the pros and cons of natural and synthetic ingredients.
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Your Brain on Food: How Your Diet Affects Your Mental Health - with Dr. Uma Naidoo #WellnessWednesdays
Dr. Uma Naidoo is a board-certified psychiatrist who specializes in the effects of food on our mental health. She shares actionable nutritional recommendations to optimize your mood and health.
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Managing Your Diet During Pregnancy - with Lily Nichols, RDN #WellnessWednesdays
As a registered dietician, Lily Nichols realized that the mother’s diet could have a lasting impact on the child’s chance of developing diabetes. She talks about how getting a few things right during pregnancy can help end the cycle of obesity.
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Building a Value-Driven Healthy Marketplace - with Nick Green, Co-Founder & CEO at Thrive Market #FabulousFriends
Nick Green is on a mission to make healthy food accessible, affordable, and easier than ever before.
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Preparing Children’s Immune System for School - with Dr. Taz Bhatia #WellnessWednesdays
As schools prepare to open back up, Dr. Taz Bhatia joins us to discuss how we can prepare kids' health and immunity for whatever comes up.
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Finding the End of Mental Illness - with Dr. Daniel Amen #WellnessWednesdays
Dr. Daniel Amen discusses how we can completely rethink the term “mental illness” and what it means for the psychiatric community.
Customer Reviews
Evidence based, fun, health topics!
I absolutely love Kelly Leveque and this podcast. The information she presents to her listeners is evidence based and relevant. I love the thought provoking healthcare topics she discusses, and it’s very eye opening! I have learned so much from listening and I love that it’s based on science! It’s a great part of my day when I get to listen to this podcast. Thanks for providing deep explanations to things like supplement, food, and beauty health for those who love the science behind the “why”.
Life Changing
Episode 39 truly spoke to me. I feel like I am definitely in that mindset of being 1 certification away from being able to achieve my dreams in health and wellness. This episode made me feel worthy and understand that wanting to help people turn to nutrition and movement is enough!
I grew up witnessing my mother struggle with opioid Addiction and it was what sparked my passion for alternative medicine. If I can help ONE person turn to nutrition before they start down a path that could lead to addiction I will feel like I’ve made a difference.
Thank you Kelly for shining light on something I thought only I was struggling with. Keep up the amazing work you’re doing!
Love Kelly but concerned about the “experts” she invites on
I have been a big fan of Kelly for years, I am a fab4 devotee, and I have anxiously awaited her podcast. I love the interviews she has with her friends and some of the earlier episodes with research scientists (on exercise and neuroscience). However, I have ethical concerns about some of the “experts” she has on - for example, the episode with Dr. Amen, who has been condemned in the neuroscience world as unethically exposing children to unnecessary radiation for multiple SPECT scans which have yet to be proven as clinically relevant in the scientific literature. I share these concerns because I am a PhD researcher in child development and nutrition. While I feel confident filtering out the episodes with questionable experts, I am concerned about Kelly presenting their expertise without question to her broad audience. Kelly, one of your best features is the ability to read and communicate scientific studies without drama and without shame - please do your due diligence on your guests who purport to treat patients with questionable science.
