Wellness For The Rest Of US Anna Campbell & Darcy Schack

There is a lot of information available about dealing with menopause - some of it confusing and some of it contentious.
In this episode, we invited Menopause expert, Dr Wendy Sweet, back onto our show to talk more specifically about exercise and menopause - what happens to our bodies when we exercise during menopause and what type of exercise should we be aiming to sustain?
Dr Wendy Sweet is the founder of “My Menopause Transformation,” where she works with women globally to support them through the menopause transition.
Wendy is a former registered nurse and was one of the early drivers of personalised training within the fitness industry.  She went on to do her Masters in Lifestyle Behaviour and a Ph.D. in nutrition and healthy aging.
As part of her Menopause Transformation programme, Wendy has developed a range of personalised programmes for women going through perimenopause and menopause – acknowledging that every woman is different and will approach these years with different health states and different levels of knowledge about what their bodies are going through and the changes they can make to make life easier.
https://www.mymenopausetransformation.com/ 
@MyMenopauseTransformation
@my_menopause_transformation 
Zestt Wellness: https://zesttwellness.com

In this episode of Wellness for the Rest of Us we speak with DK Ciccone, a certified pilates instructor for chronic pain and rehabilitation.
Since CK was 13 years old, she has battled with her own chronic pain with no root cause.  Just when she felt she would never find joy in movement, she discovered pilates.
Pilates helped her manage her own pain and find a sense of freedom in her body that she hadn't felt in years.
Her mission became finding ways to help others find the same joy and freedom trough improving strength and mobility.
For CK, and like many others, chronic pain will always be part of her story, but how she manages it and lives with it now, can be an inspiration to others.
 

Welcome to Episode 30 of Wellness for the Rest of Us where we speak with Dr Maureen Michele. 
Dr Maureen Michele is a pediatrician, allergist/immunologist, life coach, and an author.  She specializes in supporting parents of chronically ill children.
Maureen is also a mother of three amazing children and has first-hand experience with being a parent of a child with long-term health issues (her daughter is a pediatric neuroblastoma survivor and a Type 1 diabetic). 
Home | Maureen Michele (maureenmichelemd.com)
@maureenmichelemd
 

In this Wellness for the Rest of Us podcast episode, we speak with longevity advocate, Marek Piotrowski. 
Marek is currently on a quest, he is traveling around the world, with his son Alex to explore the frontiers of research and thinking around longevity and radical life extension.
Longevity is on the brink of becoming one of the world's most rapidly expanding industries. Over the past eight years, it has steadily gained momentum, championed by a dedicated group of pioneers. Yet, the general public has mostly regarded it as wellness, peculiar, or science fiction.
Today, longevity is transforming into a tangible reality. A growing number of start ups and major players are joining forces with esteemed scientists, and research labs, propelling the field forward.
Marek and his son are touring the world for one year, searching for the best solutions that would ultimately help us live to 500 or longer... and their intent is to also have a whole lot of fun along the way.
If you would like Marek's Longevity map, send "word MAP" in a direct message on Instagram 
https://instagram.com/longevityadvocate
Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marekpiotrowski/
Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@longevityadvocate 
IG: https://www.instagram.com/longevityadvocate/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@longevityadvocate 
Official Page: https://bit.ly/looongevityadvocate

 
In our latest Wellness for the Rest of Us podcast we speak with University of Otago's Professor Alison Heather about the role of sex hormones, particurly estrogen and progesterone, on fertility, menopause and aging and atherosclerosis (heart disease).

 
Alison is a human physiologist, specialising in the effects of sex hormones, like estradiol, on atherosclerosis (heart disease).
 
She is also an Ironman, competing at World Championship level - and the Chief Scientific Officer of Insitugen, a steroid hormone detection company.
 

#zesttwellness #HRT #menopause #hearthealth #heartdisease #Atherosclerosis #estrodiol #estrogen #progesterone Insitugen

In this episode we speak with Dr Zarya Rubin a Harvard-educated physician and a functional medicine health coach about burnout.
In her daily life, Zarya helps passionate, high-achieving women get to the root causes of chronic illness symptoms and burnout so that they can heal from the inside out and truly thrive. 
Zarya is the founder and CEO of Dr. Zarya, a boutique functional medicine practice in Portland, Oregon. She completed her undergraduate training at Harvard, studied neurology at McGill University and the renowned Neurological Institute at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York City.
Then she went on to health coach training at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition, studying with Dr. Andrew Weil,  Dr. Mark Hyman, Dr. Deepak Chopra and other leading influencers in the world of holistic health, and went on to complete advanced Functional Medicine training at the School of Applied Functional Medicine.
You can follow Zarya:
@drzaryarubin (Instagram)
https://drzarya.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/drzaryarubin/