NATURALLY HIGH
The Naturally High podcast hosted by Jeanne Foot focuses on holistic healing, trauma recovery, and self-discovery. Jeanne shares transformational tools, inspirational stories, and insights to help listeners heal trauma naturally and improve their lives. She emphasizes the importance of addressing root causes, reprogramming limiting beliefs, and empowering individuals to unlock their inner strength and experience sustainable, positive change.
Here are some topics discussed on the **Naturally High podcast by Jeanne Foot**:
– Holistic trauma healing and self-discovery
– Nutrition’s impact on bodies and minds
– Emotional regulation and facing inner struggles such as depression and trauma
– The link between self-compassion and wellness, including issues like sugar addiction
– How to remain steadfast during adversity and life’s challenges
– Balancing life’s ups and downs, embracing imperfections, and finding peace in the present
– Sexual health and wellbeing
– Holistic methods for trauma and addiction recovery
These episodes offer practical tools and insights for personal growth, recovery, and well-being.
Today we’re diving into the world of nutrition, particularly as it relates to addiction. Our guest, Kelly Miller, a certified addiction counselor and holistic health practitioner, guides us through the intricate relationship between nutrition, holistic health, and overcoming addiction.
Kelly’s journey began with an exploration of how nutrition directly impacts both body and mind. Through research, she uncovered the profound connection between nutrition and substance abuse recovery. As the brain adjusts to a life of abstinence, similar to its adaptation during addiction, Kelly reveals how vital amino acids like tryptophan play in enhancing mood and contentment.
We delve into dietary patterns common among those in recovery, such as skipping breakfast, and the significance of starting the day with protein-rich meals. Many in recovery find themselves living on stress hormones, but this can be managed with simple shifts in diet, leading to improved focus and groundedness. The conversation turns towards the gut-brain link, where Kelly explains the essential role of Omega-3 fatty acids in curbing cravings and promoting mental well-being.
There are parallels between food addiction and substance abuse—both rooted in emotional attachments, often originating from past traumas. Understanding the neurobiological aspects of food addiction sheds light on our power to influence brain chemistry and health. We discuss the gaps in conventional recovery models that neglect the crucial nutritional aspect and Kelly’s insights inspire us to embrace a holistic approach. Even small changes can lead to remarkable results!
What you’ll hear in this episode:
[2:05] How nutrition impacts our bodies and minds.[7:20] How do vegetarians and vegans adapt to veganism?[10:30] The importance of protein in the morning.[16:25] Fiber and the microbiome.[19:00] Nutrition and addiction.[25:00] It’s not what you’re eating, but what you are feeling.[28:05] How much power do we have over our brains?[35:10] Learning your own personal relationship with sugar.[37:50] The importance of identifying and addressing your health needs.
* Connect with Kelly on her website: https://www.theaddictionnutritionist.com/
* Connect with me on IG @theholisticrecoveryspecialist & @therecovery_concierge
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