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Introducing Dr. Michael Thorp, a distinguished specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Dr. Thorp advocates for the adoption of the FASST acronym—Food, Activity, Stress, Sleep, and Thoughts—as a compass for navigating the complexities of health decisions. Join Dr. Thorp on a transformative journey towards holistic health, where the principles of FASST and the pursuit of the golden mean illuminate the path to a fulfilling and flourishing life. The Do Something About It podcast is brought to you by premier health and wellness company Herbalife.

Episódios

  1. 5 de jan.

    Episode 11: Thoughts, Jan Ivar Røssberg

    In this episode, Michael Thorp is visited by Jan Ivar Røssberg, psychiatrist and professor at the University of Oslo. We hear about how we as humans assume and interpret different situations, and how thoughts affect emotions and behavior.We cannot control our thoughts, but we can observe and evaluate them with a healthy skepticism. How can we train our minds, reduce rumination and do more of what gives us energy and joy? Maybe it's not always how you feel what is most important - but how you respond to those feelings.

  2. 20/08/2025

    Episode 10: Marianne Natvik

    In this episode, Michael Thorp is joined by Marianne Natvik, physician and author of the book Overgangskraft. Together, they guide us through the different stages of menopause and explain how hormones affect both body and mind.  The episode offers a range of practical advice on how nutrition, physical activity, healthy relationships, and stress management can make this transition easier to handle.  Join in for a conversation that provides insight, support, and concrete tools for anyone experiencing or wanting to better understand this stage of life.

  3. 16/06/2025

    Episode 9: Dr. Torkil Færø

    What happens to your body when you actually start listening to it?  In this episode, we’re joined by physician, author, and photographer Torkil Færø – the man behind the bestselling book The Pulse Cure. Together with Dr. Michael Thorp, he explores how wearable tech and your body’s own signals can guide you toward smarter health choices. Why are sleep, sunlight, and movement so essential? What really happens when we cut down on bad foods – and can a smartwatch actually reduce your stress?  This is the episode for anyone who wants to live longer, lighter – and more in tune with themselves.

  4. 23/05/2025

    Episode 8: We’re joined by Øystein “Pølsa” Pettersen

    In this episode  Michael is joined by Øystein "Pølsa" Pettersen – a man who knows what it means to push limits, but who today is more focused on balance in life than on personal bests in skiing. Together, they talk about why mastery depends on facing challenges, how you can train yourself into flow – and why the ability to rest might be the most important skill you’ll ever develop.

  5. 27/02/2025

    Episode 7: Breathe & Relax

    In this mini-episode, we invite you to take a moment for yourself with a guided body scan exercise led by Dr. Michael Thorp. Whether you're sitting comfortably or lying down, allow yourself to relax, breathe deeply, and connect with your body. Let go of stress, clear your mind, and embrace the present moment. Take a deep breath – and let’s begin.

  6. 25/10/2024

    Episode 6: Welcome Dr.Luigi Gratton

    Michael Thorp welcomes an exciting guest: Dr. Luigi Gratton. Luigi is a specialist in clinical nutrition, with an impressive career in the nutrition industry. Together, Michael and Luigi explore how to achieve better health, prevent diseases, and live a more balanced life. The episode is filled with practical advice and inspiring insights into how diet, physical activity, sleep, stress, and thoughts affect our well-being. Get ready for an educational conversation where Luigi shares his extensive knowledge and valuable experiences!

  7. 23/06/2024

    Episode 5: Thoughts

    Doctor and specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, Michael Thorp, shares his thoughts and reflections on everyday health. In this episode, we delve into a crucial topic: thoughts and emotions. Thorp reflects on how our thoughts and mental health are influenced by everyday habits, including sleep, nutrition, activity, and stress - topics that have been explored in previous episodes. We explore the power of hope, the importance of self-awareness, and why curiosity is key to thriving. So sit back, relax, and let's learn more about how we can maintain a healthy mental balance in our daily lives.

  8. 23/05/2024

    Episode 4: Sleep

    Doctor and specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, Michael Thorp, shares his thoughts and reflections on everyday health. In this episode, Dr. Thorp delves into the physiology of sleep and offers practical advice on how to ensure you get quality rest each night. Dr. Thorp also invites you to become your own sleep researcher, providing simple tricks to help you discover your biological rhythm. Whether you're struggling with sleep or just curious about optimizing your rest, this episode is packed with valuable information to help you harness the power of sleep for better health.

  9. 16/04/2024

    Episode 3: Stress

    Doctor and specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, Michael Thorp, shares his thoughts and reflections on everyday health. In this episode, Dr. Thorp will be diving deep into a topic that affects us all: stress. He'll explore the dual nature of stress—how it can be both a beneficial and a detrimental force in our lives. Dr. Thorp will also shed light on the roles of the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems in managing stress within the autonomic nervous system. Furthermore, he will share invaluable insights and personal stories from his extensive career in medicine, helping us understand the biological underpinnings of our reactions to stress.

  10. 15/03/2024

    Episode 2: Activity

    Dr. Michael Thorp, a specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, offers his insights and reflections on maintaining health in our daily lives. This episode is dedicated to the importance of physical activity. Dr. Thorp highlights the numerous benefits of exercise, emphasizing its positive effects on the heart, lungs, muscles, metabolism, and disease prevention. At the same time, he underscores the importance of enjoyable and manageable forms of exercise. Thorp shares his own experiences interspersed with witty historical anecdotes.

  11. 15/03/2024

    Episode 1: Food

    Dr. Michael Thorp, a specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, offers his insights and reflections on maintaining health in our daily lives. This particular episode delves into the topic of nutrition, exploring how our biological mechanisms drive us to seek nourishment and examining the multifaceted impact of food on our bodies, encompassing physical, social, psychological, and cultural dimensions. Throughout the discussion, Thorp draws from his personal experiences and supplements his insights with engaging historical anecdotes, adding a touch of humor to the conversation.

  12. 07/02/2024

    A brief introduction

    Introducing Dr. Michael Thorp. He advocates for the adoption of the FASST acronym—Food, Activity, Stress, Sleep, and Thoughts—as a compass for navigating the complexities of health decisions.

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Introducing Dr. Michael Thorp, a distinguished specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation. Dr. Thorp advocates for the adoption of the FASST acronym—Food, Activity, Stress, Sleep, and Thoughts—as a compass for navigating the complexities of health decisions. Join Dr. Thorp on a transformative journey towards holistic health, where the principles of FASST and the pursuit of the golden mean illuminate the path to a fulfilling and flourishing life. The Do Something About It podcast is brought to you by premier health and wellness company Herbalife.

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    Do Something About It
  • Anos de atividade
    2024 - 2026
  • Episódios
    12
  • Classificação
    Livre
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