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After discovering the power of plant-based nutrition, Nelson Campbell embarks on an ambitious journey to spread its message and create a supportive network of plant-based advocates, challenging the status quo and confronting economic forces that would keep it from succeeding. Nelson founded Plant Pure Communities, a grassroots organization that supports an international network of local support and advocacy groups called Pods. He is also the writer and director of the documentary Plant Pure Nation, which highlights the healing power of plant-based diets. In this episode, you will learn the following: How does staying humble and having a curious attitude open one up to learning? What strategies can mobilize people to create real change in the world? How does the groundbreaking China Study reveal the relationship between diet and disease? Visit Nelson Campbell’s Socials:  Website: https://plantpurecommunities.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

What's the difference between a cardiologist and a vascular surgeon, and when should you see one over the other? In an interview with Dr. Rizwan Bukhari, a vascular surgeon, he shares insights on the distinct roles of these medical professionals and how they treat atherosclerosis, a condition that affects not only the heart but also the blood vessels in the body. Tune in to learn more about the overlap and differences between these two specialties. Key points: Cardiologists are medical specialists who treat diseases of the heart while vascular surgeons are surgical specialists who treat blood vessels of the body. Both specialties overlap in the treatment of atherosclerosis or plaque buildup inside the arteries but treat it in different parts of the body. Patients usually come to a vascular surgeon through referrals from other specialists. Resources mentioned in this episode North Texas Vascular Center Dr. Riz's Guide to Preventing Atherosclerosis  About Dr. Rizwan H. BukhariRizwan H, Bukhari, M.D., F.A.C.S., is a board-certified vascular surgeon who treats various vascular issues, including aneurysms, carotid artery stenosis, lower extremity arterial blockages, gangrene, dialysis access grafts, and varicose veins. He has seen the ravaging effects of poor lifestyle choices on his patients’ health. Cardiovascular disease and its risk factors, such as obesity, tobacco use, hypertension, and diabetes, are mainly diseases secondary to the foods we eat and our lifestyle choices.Dr. Bukhari promotes food as medicine and lifestyle medicine to help his patients and the general public prevent, halt, and sometimes even reverse disease. He owns North Texas Vascular Center, where he offers diagnostic services and minimally invasive outpatient procedures largely related to amputation prevention and limb salvage.Connect with Dr. Riz North Texas Vascular Center Plant-Based DFW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_riz_bukhari/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drrizwanbukhari/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/DrRizBukhari Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dr_Riz_Bukhari All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Today's topic is one that often comes up when people are considering a plant-based diet: protein.  This episode will discuss how much protein you need, protein deficiency concerns, the myth of complete proteins, and healthy plant-based protein sources. We'll also debunk the myth that plant-based protein is inferior to animal-based protein and discuss how incorporating more nutrient-dense plant-based foods can help promote overall health and well-being. Key takeaways:  Debunking protein myths The benefits of plant-based protein Plant-based protein sources ​​Resources Sign up to download Dr. Riz's new Cardiovascular Guide: https://bit.ly/JoinDrRiz.  Follow my blog for additional resources related to this episode: https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/blog/ Leave me a voicemail:  https://www.speakpipe.com/HLS. All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

In this interview, author and health enthusiast Steve Hendricks shares his personal experience with fasting and how it helped improve his neurological and psychiatric illnesses. He also discusses the history of fasting, its incorporation into religion and medicine, and the different types of fasting. Hendricks emphasizes the importance of medical supervision, especially for prolonged fasts, and explains the benefits of fasting for better health. He recommends starting small, gradually shrinking the eating window, and eating all food within six to eight hours in the morning and early afternoon for better nutrient processing.Key Points: Fasting can benefit health, but medical supervision is essential, especially for prolonged fasts.  There are different types of fasting, including water fasting, intermittent fasting, and juicing.  The timing of meals is important for overall health.  About Steve Hendricks Steve Hendricks is a freelance reporter and the author of two previous books, one of which, The Unquiet Grave: The FBI and the Struggle for the Soul of Indian Country, made several best-of-the-year lists. He has written for Harper’s, Outside, Slate, and the Washington Post. He lives in Boulder, Colorado, with his wife, a family law professor, and his dog, a border collie cross.The Oldest Cure in the World, published by Abrams Press, is about the history and science of fasting and my own experiences with the practice. The book grew out of a cover story I wrote for Harper’s a decade ago—a long gestation that I hope has yielded a more complete and livelier chronicle of fasting than has been told before. In addition to the North American and UK hardback, ebook, and audiobook, which were published in the fall of 2022, a Spanish edition will be published in May 2023, and a Bulgarian edition will follow. To learn more, click here.Connect with SteveEmail:  steve@stevehendricks.org Website: https://www.stevehendricks.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Dr. Rizwan Bukhari is a vascular surgeon who specializes in preventing limb amputations due to blockages in the arteries, often linked to diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol. He emphasizes the interconnected nature of vascular health, which requires a comprehensive approach to addressing underlying comorbidities, modifying lifestyles, and providing patient education. Dr. Bukhari also sheds light on the major reasons why people lose limbs and the broad scope of vascular surgery. In addition, he talks about his monthly walk in the Dallas area, where people can come out, walk with him and other health professionals, and ask any questions they may have. Key points: Vascular surgery prevents limb amputations due to injuries, diabetes, and atherosclerosis. Vascular health is linked to other comorbidities like diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol. Comprehensive vascular health care involves medical treatments, lifestyle modifications, and community engagement. Resources mentioned in this episode North Texas Vascular Center Dr. Riz's Guide to Preventing Atherosclerosis  About Dr. Rizwan H. BukhariRizwan H, Bukhari, M.D., F.A.C.S., is a board-certified vascular surgeon who treats various vascular issues, including aneurysms, carotid artery stenosis, lower extremity arterial blockages, gangrene, dialysis access grafts, and varicose veins. He has seen the ravaging effects of poor lifestyle choices on his patients’ health. Cardiovascular disease and its risk factors, such as obesity, tobacco use, hypertension, and diabetes, are mainly diseases secondary to the foods we eat and our lifestyle choices. Dr. Bukhari promotes food as medicine and lifestyle medicine to help his patients and the general public prevent, halt, and sometimes even reverse disease. He owns North Texas Vascular Center, where he offers diagnostic services and minimally invasive outpatient procedures largely related to amputation prevention and limb salvage.Connect with Dr. Riz North Texas Vascular Center Plant-Based DFW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_riz_bukhari/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drrizwanbukhari/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/DrRizBukhari Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dr_Riz_Bukhari All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

In this episode, we explore the power of Dr. Michael Greger's Daily Dozen and how it can help you eat for optimal health. The Daily Dozen is a powerful tool to help you eat for optimal health. Focusing on nutrient-dense whole plant-based foods gives you the vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients your body needs to function at its best. With the app Dr. Greger created, it's easier than ever to track your progress and incorporate the Daily Dozen into your diet. By eating more of the good stuff, you can shift your mindset towards a more positive, empowering approach to food and improve your health and well-being.Here are the key takeaways: The Daily Dozen is a list of 10 food groups, hydration, and exercise that Dr. Greger recommends we eat daily for optimal health. Focusing on these nutrient-dense foods gives us the vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients our body needs to function at its best. The Daily Dozen takes the guesswork out of meal planning, making it easier to follow a plant-based diet. You can track your daily progress using the app Dr. Greger created, see how many servings of each food group you've eaten and what you still need to include. The Daily Dozen is not about restriction or deprivation; it's about eating more of the good stuff. This approach can make it feel less daunting to change your diet and help you shift your mindset towards a more positive, empowering approach to food. ​​Resources Sign up to download Dr. Ri's new Cardiovascular Guide: https://bit.ly/JoinDrRiz.  Follow my blog for additional resources related to this episode: https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/blog/ Leave me a voicemail:  https://www.speakpipe.com/HLS. All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Jane Thurnell-Read was never a fan of sports in school and was reluctant even to try the gym. However, in her early sixties, she finally gave in to her cycling friend and gave it a go. To her surprise, Jane found that she loved going to the gym and found her own "gym family." Now in her seventies, Jane's strength and independence continue to grow despite adversity. She credits strength training with helping her stay strong and build a healthier lifestyle. In this episode, you will learn the following: How strength training can be used to prevent dementia, osteoporosis, and other health issues About the benefits of working with a personal trainer How weight training helps with balance and mobility in older adults Resources:  Menopause Weight Loss: Live Well, Sleep Well, Stop Hot Flashes, And Lose Weight 190 Weight Loss Hacks: How to lose weight naturally and permanently without stress Visit Jane Thurnell-Read’s Socials:  Website: https://www.janethurnellread.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thrivingjane/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thrivingjane/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCylFXUsxQL_TXyk_E4dyVkg Linkedin: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/janethurnellreadSupport the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

In this bonus episode of the Healthy Lifestyle Solutions Podcast, host Maya announces exciting changes to the podcast's direction, including adding bonus episodes featuring a new segment called "Doctor in the House with Dr. Riz," who will address common health concerns and answer listener questions. Maya also shares tips for getting the most out of the podcast's content and announces the rebranding of the Plant-Based DFW website under the new name Healthy Lifestyle Solutions. In this episode, you will learn the following: The Healthy Lifestyle Solutions Podcast will now feature bonus episodes with a new segment called "Doctor in the House with Dr. Riz," where Dr. Riz will discuss common health concerns and answer listener questions. Maya encourages listeners to submit their questions beforehand to have them answered on the podcast and shares various ways to contact her. The Plant-Based DFW website will be rebranded as Healthy Lifestyle Solutions. The website will offer more resources, including recipes and a blog, to provide a more interactive experience for users. ​​Resources Sign up to download Dr. Ri's new Cardiovascular Guide: https://bit.ly/JoinDrRiz.  Leave me a voicemail:  https://www.speakpipe.com/HLS. All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Women who drink heavily are at an increased risk of heart disease, which can lead to heart attacks, strokes, and other serious health problems. Are you curious about the benefits of sobriety and reducing alcohol intake? Stick around to learn more.In this episode, you will learn the following Women who drink heavily are at a higher risk of developing heart disease and other health problems Learn about strategies for reducing your alcohol intake The sober curious movement is about exploring alternative lifestyles and making more informed choices about alcohol consumption ​​Resources Sign up to download Maya’s FREE Guide to Plant-Based Diet: https://bit.ly/mayaspracticaltips Follow Maya's blog for additional resources: https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/blog/ Other episodes you'll enjoy 225: Tribe Sober | Janet Gourand 252: The Art of a Holistic Health Coach | Mary Wagstaff 253: Non-Alcoholic Beverages | Adrienne Stillman-Krausz Website Link for this episode:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/277All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

As we near the end of February, I have an exciting interview to share with you featuring none other than Dr. Nicole Harkin, a triple board-certified preventive cardiologist. In this interview from last year, I'll add commentary to guide the conversation and bring you even more valuable insights into cardiology. Dr. Harkin's approach to cardiac care involves a combination of precision medicine and lifestyle changes, focusing on preventing heart disease through sustainable and healthful practices. Her passion for patient-centered care and personalized plans has made her a sought-after expert in the field. So without further ado, let's dive into this intriguing conversation. Key Points: The risk factors for heart disease How women present differently Lifestyle recommendations  About Dr. Nicole HarkinNicole Harkin, MD, FACC, is a preventive cardiologist board certified in  Internal Medicine, Cardiology, Echocardiography, Nuclear Cardiology, and  Clinical Lipidology. After graduating from Boston University School of  Medicine, she attended Columbia University for Internal Medicine residency and New York University for Cardiology fellowship. After five years of traditional private practice cardiology in New York City, she founded Whole  Heart Cardiology, a preventive telecardiology practice that provides cardiac optimization through precision and lifestyle medicine. She is passionate about preventing heart disease through healthful, sustainable lifestyle changes. She proudly serves on the American Society for Preventive  Cardiology Nutrition Working Group and the American College of  Cardiology California Chapter Prevention Committee. She is also a  member of the National Lipid Association. She sees patients in NY, CA, and  FL through her private practice, Whole Heart Cardiology and Planted  Forward. She currently lives with her family in San Francisco, CA. When not doctoring, she spends most of her time with her three young children. Connect with Dr. Harkin Website: Whole Heart Cardiology Facebook: Whole Heart Cardiology  LinkedIn: Nicole Harkin, MD  Instagram:@nicoleharkinmd  Email: drharkin@wholeheartcardiology.com All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Are you aware of the impact that stress can have on your heart health? What steps have you taken to reduce stress in your life? Join me as I share tips on what you can do to manage your stress.In this episode, you will learn the following Learn about everyday stressors that may affect your health  Discover tips for reducing your stress Learn about apps that can help you relax ​​Resources Sign up to download Maya’s FREE Guide to Plant-Based Diet: https://bit.ly/mayaspracticaltips Follow Maya's blog for additional resources: https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/blog/ Other episodes you'll enjoy 164: Keeping Your Heart Strong & Healthy | Dr. Nicole Harkin 168: Stages of Sleep and Challenges | Dr. Cindy Geyer 170: Preventing & Recovering from Heart Disease | Dr. Akil Taher Website Link for this episode:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/275All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @maya_hls_podcastYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hlsSupport the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women in the United States, more than all cancer combined. Women must be aware of their risk factors for heart disease and take steps to reduce their risk. Key Points: Learn about the risk factors for heart disease. Discover lifestyle changes that can help reduce the risk of heart disease. Recommendations for tests and screenings  Resources mentioned in this episode Dr. Dean Ornish Maya's Guide About Dr. Ajay Joseph Dr. Ajay Joseph is a highly skilled cardiologist who was born in the southern part of India and raised in the eastern part of India. He received his medical education in India before moving to Chicago in 2012 for further training. During his time in Chicago, Dr. Joseph completed his internal medicine residency at Cook County Hospital and his cardiology training at Rush University, where he was mentored by Dr. Kim Williams, a pioneer in plant-based preventive cardiology. In addition, Dr. Joseph completed an additional year of interventional cardiology training at UMass Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, Massachusetts. In 2019, Dr. Joseph moved to Tulsa, where he joined Saint Francis and launched the first lifestyle medicine program for patients in Oklahoma, which is centered around a teaching kitchen. He is passionate about lifestyle medicine, preventive cardiology, health equity, and workplace wellness, and is committed to improving the health and wellbeing of his patients. Outside of his professional life, Dr. Joseph is a dedicated family man with a wife who is also an internal medicine doctor, two children aged 9 and 7, and a lab. He is a talented musician, having been the drummer in a band during med school, and is an amateur guitarist. He is also an avid fitness enthusiast and enjoys biking and reading in his free time. Connect with Dr. Joseph LinkedIn: Dr. Ajay Joseph St. Francis  All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

How can you improve your sleep quality and reduce your risk of heart disease as a woman? Join us as we explore the importance of quality sleep for women's heart health and the best ways to enhance it.In this episode, you will learn the following Heart disease is a leading cause of death for women, and lack of quality sleep is a contributing factor. Discover tips for improving sleep quality  The foods that you eat and your meal routines can affect your sleep ​​Resources Sign up to download Maya’s FREE Guide to Plant-Based Diet: https://bit.ly/mayaspracticaltips Follow Maya's blog for additional resources: https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/blog/ Other episodes you'll enjoy 164: Keeping Your Heart Strong & Healthy | Dr. Nicole Harkin 168: Stages of Sleep and Challenges | Dr. Cindy Geyer 170: Preventing & Recovering from Heart Disease | Dr. Akil Taher Website Link for this episode:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.orgAll the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @maya_hls_podcastYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hlsSupport the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Are you looking for a way to eat healthier without breaking the bank? Join me as I welcome Toni Okamoto, the founder of "Plant-Based on a Budget." Toni has made it her mission to teach people how to save money and time while eating plant-based foods. In this episode, you'll learn about Toni's journey to a healthier lifestyle and how she turned her passion into a successful business. So sit back, grab a notebook, and be ready to take some notes on how to eat healthy on a budget. Key takeaways to listen for  Toni Okamoto, the founder of "Plant-Based on a Budget", became a vegan for health reasons and now teaches others how to eat plant-based foods affordably. Toni's approach to healthy eating is based on her own experience and is designed to be flexible, allowing people to personalize the recipes to their own preferences. Toni is the author of the "Plant-Based on a Budget Cookbook" and has made a living out of helping people learn to cook healthy food on a budget. Resources mentioned in this episode Plant Based On A Budget on Amazon About Toni Okamoto Toni Okamoto is the founder of Plant-Based on a Budget, the popular website and meal plan that shows you how to save dough by eating veggies. She’s also the author of the Plant-Based on a Budget Cookbook and the co-host of The Plant-Powered People Podcast. Okamoto’s work has been profiled by NPR, NBC News, and Parade Magazine, and she’s a regular presence on local and national morning shows across the country, where she teaches viewers how to break their meat habit without breaking their budget. She was also featured in the popular documentary What the Health. When she’s not cooking up a plant-based storm, she’s spending time with her husband and their rescued dog in Sacramento, CA. Connect with Toni Website: Plant Based On A Budget Instagram: Plant Based On A Budget Email: toni@plantbasedonabudget.com Website Link for this episode:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/272All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Support the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Are you aware of the powerful impact that exercise and diet can have on your heart health as a woman? Want to learn about the best forms of exercise and plant-based foods for optimal recovery and risk reduction? Tune in to discover how you can empower yourself to take control of your health and lead a brighter, healthier future.In this episode, you will learn the following How various forms of exercises can support heart health Which plant-based foods can help you recover after an exercise routine How to use exercise apps to build a routine ​​Resources Sign up to download Maya’s FREE Guide to Plant-Based Diet: https://bit.ly/mayaspracticaltips Follow Maya's blog for additional resources: https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/blog/ Other episodes you'll enjoy 164: Keeping Your Heart Strong & Healthy | Dr. Nicole Harkin 170: Preventing & Recovering from Heart Disease | Dr. Akil Taher 217: From Heart Disease To Healthy & Active | Bill Daniels Website Link for this episode:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/271All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @maya_hls_podcastYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hlsSupport the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Heart disease is the leading cause of death and disability worldwide. It can significantly impact an individual's quality of life and lead to serious health problems like heart attack and heart failure. Additionally, taking steps to prevent heart disease can help individuals live longer, healthier lives and reduce the burden of heart disease on the healthcare system. In this episode, you will learn the following Heart disease is the leading cause of death and disability Lifestyle choices play a role in preventing and managing heart disease A whole-food, plant-based diet has been shown to reduce the risk for heart disease ​​Resources Sign up to download Maya’s FREE Guide to Plant-Based Diet: https://bit.ly/mayaspracticaltips Follow Maya's blog for additional resources: https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/blog/ Other episodes you'll enjoy 164: Keeping Your Heart Strong & Healthy | Dr. Nicole Harkin 170: Preventing & Recovering from Heart Disease | Dr. Akil Taher 217: From Heart Disease To Healthy & Active | Bill Daniels Website Link for this episode:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/270All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @maya_hls_podcastYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hlsSupport the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Are you planning a trip? Don't miss a beat as we give you our plant-based lifestyle travel toolkit in today's Thursday Health Tip episode. Learn some advice on what to eat on flights, maintain a healthy diet while traveling, and more! In this episode, you will learn the following How to prep meals for a flight  How to prep meals at your travel destination  How to enjoy meals when eating out at your destination  ​​Resources Sign up to download Maya’s FREE Guide to Plant-Based Diet: https://bit.ly/mayaspracticaltips Download Maya's FREE 12-page Grocery & Meal Planner to get started on a whole food, plant-based diet: https://bit.ly/mayasmealplanner HappyCow Other episodes you'll enjoy 265: Meal Planning in 5 Easy Steps 267: Dining Out Toolkit | 3 Tips to Dining Out While Enjoying a Healthy Meal Website Link for this episode:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/269All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @maya_hls_podcastYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hlsSupport the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Menopause symptoms can be socially and physically challenging for most women. So, Dr. Michelle Tollefson is back on the show to share how to enhance aging women's health and well-being. Learn more from her healthy expert guide on treating menopause symptoms through lifestyle interventions and a plant-based centered diet. Key takeaways to listen for  The role of nutrition for women facing menopausal symptoms Why physical activities are essential during perimenopause and postmenopause stages Stress-related menopausal symptoms and how you can manage them How to effectively navigate your sexual health and well-being as you age The power of social connection and having a support system  What you can do to reduce the risks of breast cancer Resources mentioned in this episode PAVING a Woman’s Path Through Menopause and Beyond Paving the Path To Wellness 222: The Blue Zones Lifestyle Principle with Dr. Michelle Tollefson 166: Improving Women's Health at Every Stage of Life with Dr. Michelle Tollefson About Dr. Michelle Tollefson Dr. Michelle Tollefson is a physician and associate professor in the Health Professions Department at the Metropolitan State University of Denver. She teaches in the Integrative Therapies program and is the current secretary of the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. She worked as a private practice obstetrician and gynecologist, until leaving to work with Poudre Valley Health System as a medical director and director of Women’s Wellness Education. She is a certified wellness coach, guest faculty for Harvard, and author of online continuing medical education for the Harvard Institute of Lifestyle Medicine. She is passionate about women’s healthcare, lifestyle medicine, and teaching people to lead healthier and happier lives. Dr. Tollefson is a graduate of Creighton University, where she received her Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Medicine degrees. She completed her obstetrics and gynecology residency at the University of Missouri in Kansas City and received her board certification in this medical specialty. Connect with Dr. Michelle Website: True Health Initiative Email: mtollef2@msudenver.edu Website Link for this episode:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/268All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy LiSupport the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Now that you've decided to be healthier, it's essential to stick to your plant-based diet when dining out. Today's Thursday Health Tip discusses maintaining a healthy plant-based diet while dining away from home at restaurants and with loved ones. Don’t miss out on this episode! You will learn the following:  How to find restaurants with plant-based options How to quickly review a menu and order healthy meals  How to enjoy dining with others without feeling awkward   Resources: Sign up to download Maya’s FREE Guide to Plant-Based Diet: https://bit.ly/mayaspracticaltips HappyCow Ask Maya by sending her a message at plantbasedmaya@gmail.com Other episodes you'll enjoy: 261: Start Your Health Goals Using This Ultimate Guide 263: Tips to Simplify Cooking Plant-Based at Home 265: Meal Planning in 5 Easy Steps Website Link for this episode:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/267All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @maya_hls_podcastYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hlsSupport the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls

Kim Campbell, a plant-based nutritionist, is on a mission to turn traditional comfort foods plant-based and to encourage others to embrace the power of nutrition. Tune in to learn more! In this episode, you will learn the following:  How to transition to a plant-based diet and the resources available  The process of creating a plant-based cookbook and the testing that goes into it  Effects of plant-based diets on health and why this information is not widely shared  Resources:  The China Study by Thomas Campbell and T. Colin Campbell  PlantPure Comfort Food by Kim Campbell | Kindle and Paperback PlantPure Nation About Kim Campbell Kim Campbell is the author of the “PlantPure Nation” and the “PlantPure Kitchen” cookbooks. Her newest cookbook, “PlantPure Comfort” was just released last December. She developed more than 350 delicious whole-food plant-based recipes using no processed oils. Kim is also the Director of Culinary Education and Development at PlantPure, where she works with her husband, Nelson, building an organization that promotes a whole foods plant-based diet. Nelson directed and produced the groundbreaking movie, PlantPure Nation. She graduated from Cornell University with a BS in Human Service Studies with a  concentration in Nutrition and Child Development. Kim has been a plant-based cook for more than 25 years, cooking for her family and friends. Her love of culinary goes back to her early childhood growing up in a large traditional family. Kim is gifted at creating traditional American cuisine using 100% accessible plant-based ingredients. She builds flavors and textures that are familiar to most people, helping to make the transition to a plant-based diet easier for people. She is also the daughter-in-law of Dr. T. Colin Campbell, considered by many as the science ‘father’ of the rapidly growing plant-based nutrition movement.  Connect with Kim Website: PlantPure Nation Instagram: @plantpurechef Facebook: PlantPure Chef YouTube: PlantPure TV Amazon: PlantPure Chef Email: kcampbell@plantpurenation.com Website Link for this episode:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/266All the show notes for our episodes are located on our podcast website:https://www.healthylifestylesolutions.org/ConnSupport the show Connect with UsWebsite: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsInstagram: @healthylifestylesolutionsYouTube channel: Healthy Lifestyle SolutionsSubscribe to our newsletter: Our NewsletterLeave us a message: Speak Pipe VoicemailRate Me: https://ratethispodcast.com/hls