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CFDS Episode 022 The Body Whisperer: Adventure Was My Missing Nutrient Clean Food, Dirty Stories
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- Alternative Health
How Fiona Robertson travelled the world on a shoestring, discovering her life path as she went. Plus the best travel food ever!
Hi everybody, I'm Barbara Fernandez, the Rocking Raw Chef, here with my Clean Food, Dirty Stories: one to entertain, the other to inspire.
I help people stamp out stress, depression and fatigue over at RockingRawChef.com, and today's title is:
Adventure was my missing nutrient
In addition to this story, at the end of this episode I'll share with you the best travel food I know. It's not only packed with nutrients and easy to carry everywhere, but it's also the best food to help eliminate parasites from the body.
OK enough hints from me, let's get on with the story.
I am super excited to be joined here today for our story by Fiona Robertson, the Body Whisperer, who helps people understand who they want to be. Fiona has travelled all over the world and has some amazing adventures to share with us which I think you will find very inspirational.
So Fiona, welcome to the Clean Food, Dirty Stories podcast!
Fiona: Yeah, thank you very much for having me. Thanks for inviting me. Nice to meet you here finally, face to face.
Me: Yes, exactly! Cause we've known each other for a while, right? But it's been like an internet based...
Fiona: An internet-based friendship, yeah, I know (laughs).
Fiona's story
Me: Super! So I know that you've got, you've had quite a lot of adventures, but I think you mentioned that your taste for adventure perhaps came from your childhood. Is that right? You said you felt quite different as a child, can you maybe explain why?
Fiona: Yeah, 4 years old we went to South Africa to live as a family. We kind of grew up with no shoes. So basically just kind of playing with lizards and centipedes and understanding all about nature and just wanting to be outside climbing trees, being a tomboy.
A different way to grow up
It was just a different way for me to grow up. And when we moved back to the UK, I realized I was just different. I wanted to be outside playing in different ways and not playing giggly, schoolgirl games.
Me: So how old were you when you moved back to the UK?
Fiona: I was nine. Yeah, nine, nine and a half, something like that. Just kind of old enough, over the formative years, you know, that I'd really got a different country and kind of life under my skin. You know, I'd learnt Afrikans, I'd learned there was another language, I'd learnt there were different things going on. We were in South Africa at the time of apartheid as well, so you get a lot of different experiences, you know? We travelled there too on holiday of course.
You see, I didn't think it was different, but it is,...
How Fiona Robertson travelled the world on a shoestring, discovering her life path as she went. Plus the best travel food ever!
Hi everybody, I'm Barbara Fernandez, the Rocking Raw Chef, here with my Clean Food, Dirty Stories: one to entertain, the other to inspire.
I help people stamp out stress, depression and fatigue over at RockingRawChef.com, and today's title is:
Adventure was my missing nutrient
In addition to this story, at the end of this episode I'll share with you the best travel food I know. It's not only packed with nutrients and easy to carry everywhere, but it's also the best food to help eliminate parasites from the body.
OK enough hints from me, let's get on with the story.
I am super excited to be joined here today for our story by Fiona Robertson, the Body Whisperer, who helps people understand who they want to be. Fiona has travelled all over the world and has some amazing adventures to share with us which I think you will find very inspirational.
So Fiona, welcome to the Clean Food, Dirty Stories podcast!
Fiona: Yeah, thank you very much for having me. Thanks for inviting me. Nice to meet you here finally, face to face.
Me: Yes, exactly! Cause we've known each other for a while, right? But it's been like an internet based...
Fiona: An internet-based friendship, yeah, I know (laughs).
Fiona's story
Me: Super! So I know that you've got, you've had quite a lot of adventures, but I think you mentioned that your taste for adventure perhaps came from your childhood. Is that right? You said you felt quite different as a child, can you maybe explain why?
Fiona: Yeah, 4 years old we went to South Africa to live as a family. We kind of grew up with no shoes. So basically just kind of playing with lizards and centipedes and understanding all about nature and just wanting to be outside climbing trees, being a tomboy.
A different way to grow up
It was just a different way for me to grow up. And when we moved back to the UK, I realized I was just different. I wanted to be outside playing in different ways and not playing giggly, schoolgirl games.
Me: So how old were you when you moved back to the UK?
Fiona: I was nine. Yeah, nine, nine and a half, something like that. Just kind of old enough, over the formative years, you know, that I'd really got a different country and kind of life under my skin. You know, I'd learnt Afrikans, I'd learned there was another language, I'd learnt there were different things going on. We were in South Africa at the time of apartheid as well, so you get a lot of different experiences, you know? We travelled there too on holiday of course.
You see, I didn't think it was different, but it is,...
43 min