The Shift with Katherine Maslen: Recent Episodes
Katherine Maslen
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make your shift.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season One is all about Gut Health, and Season Two focuses on Women’s Health.
In The Shift we present the latest science combined with the insights of clinicians with decades of clinical experience in helping people make the shift. Katherine will take you on a journey of self-discovery where you’ll gain the tools that you need to shift your health, and your life.
In each season of The Shift we have 3 wonderful blocks of content for you to consume.
The main series is produced documentary style and features Katherine's narration to help you get key concepts and understand what to do next.
The Expert Series is the edited down version of each of our expert interviews, with a summary from Katherine at the end and actions steps you can take.
The Patient Series follows the health and healing journeys of 4 patients that have made their shift, so you can see how you can make yours too.
Your healing journey is up to you, it’s about getting the right information, getting the right insights, so that you can make that shift.
Join Katherine and her guests in a conversation to change the face of health. Let’s make THE SHIFT.
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
In this episode Katherine has an in depth discussion with Dr William Davis about the latest in gut health and his new book Super Gut. Dr Davis is a multiple best-selling author and a pioneer in the area of gluten free living, gut health and integrative medicine. He is a board certified cardiologist, media personality and leader in healthcare in the US.
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Links to connect with Dr William Davis:
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Books
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we explore the systemic suppression of women, the removal of our power and the inequalities that we experience as women even in this day and age. This episode is about taking back our power, and helping other women to do the same. It’s about the larger societal shifts that need to happen to allow women to thrive.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- How it is different to live in this world as a woman
- Defining gender equity and gender parity
- Violence against women and why it is so prevelant in our society
- Coercive control as a form of domestic violence
- A look at the history of misogyny
- Patriarchy and the culture of manhood
- How can we step into our empowerment
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Kulreet Chaudhary
Website
Kate Reardon
Website
Natural Instinct Healing
Nicky Mih
Website
Free to Shine
Michael Jeh
Website
Dr Andrea Huddleston
Website
Chantelle Otten
Website
Nat Kringoudis
Website
Youtube
Alisa Vitti
Website
FloLiving Instagram
In The Flo Book
Kim Anami
Website
Youtube
Dr Amy Shah
Website
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we talk about the transition of menopause and how this is such an important time of life for women. Menopause is often seen as something to be feared, but it is a vital part of being a woman and something we want to celebrate.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- The natural, beautiful transition of menopause and moving into the wise woman
- What happens physiologically during menopause
- Some of the risks of losing the protective effects of the menstrual cycle hormones
- The major issues that can occur as a result of menopausal changes
- What does it mean emotionally to come into this time?
- The toxic culture of youth obsession and what this does for our perception around this time
- Things to know to help you navigate menopause and prepare for it to come
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Lara Briden
Website
Youtube
Dr Libby Weaver
Website
Youtube
Dr Felice Gersh
Website
Youtube
Dr Nicola Gates
Website
Dr Robin Murphy
Website
Conceive Health Website
DNA Labs Website
Kate Reardon
Website
Natural Instinct Healing
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we have a juicy conversation about sex, sexuality and some of those taboo topics that are normally off the table.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- Having a healthy sex life and relationships
- Trauma and its impact on your sexual health and sexual wellbeing
- The concept of sexual self-esteem and connecting to your sexuality so you can feel great in your body and mind.
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Chantelle Otten
Website
Kim Anami
Website
Youtube
Kate Reardon
Website
Natural Instinct Healing
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we have a juicy conversation about sex, sexuality and some of those taboo topics that are normally off the table.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- Sexuality as a part of your health picture
- Relationships and sexuality, and the concept of conscious monogamy
- Connecting with the feminine and rediscovering ourselves as women
- Orgasms and their health benefits
- Clitoral, cervical, vaginal and G-spot orgasms - what is the difference?
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Chantelle Otten
Website
Alisa Vitti
Website
FloLiving Instagram
In The Flo Book
Kim Anami
Website
Youtube
Kate Reardon
Website
Natural Instinct Healing
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we deep dive into fertility.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- The epidemic increases in fertility issues
- The why behind infertility - stress, toxins, nutrition, genetics and more
- Male vs female infertility - what is impacting who?
- The emotional aspects of infertility
- Age and fertility - is it the be all and end all?
- Enhancing fertility by working on your whole health - why synergy is important
- Your microbiome and fertility
- What can you do to improve things?
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Felice Gersh
Website
Youtube
Dr Peta Wright
Website
Dr Jolene Brighten
Website
Youtube
Nat Kringoudis
Website
Youtube
Dr Lara Briden
Website
Youtube
Moira Bradfield
Website
Youtube
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we deep dive into our emotional landscape and why it impacts us so much as women.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- Why as women we struggle so much with emotions and overwhelm
- Post traumatic growth and how we can grow stronger from our adversities
- You can’t heal a body you hate - how we can learn to love ourselves again
- Mindset, beliefs and emotions that impact our health and our lives
- Social media and its pervasive encroachment on our personal space
- How to identify trapped emotions and who to see to help things shift
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Tiffany Cruikshank
Website
Instagram 2
Youtube
Dr Libby Weaver
Website
Youtube
Dr Nicola Gates
Website
Kate Reardon
Website
Natural Instinct Healing
Dr Jay Davidson
Website
Youtube
Chantelle Otten
Website
Tara Stiles
Website
Dr Will Cole
Website
Youtube
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we explore the reasons why it can be so darn hard to lose weight! When diet and exercise are not working, where do you turn? What is the role of hormones in all of this?
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- Weight loss beyond calories and working out - what is stopping you from losing weight?
- Hormones and their role in weight gain and weight loss
- How inflammation prevents your body from losing weight
- Intermittent fasting - what is the research showing us? Is it relevant for women?
- What are the emotional factors to weight gain?
- Emotional eating and the culture of food
- The reason why weight loss is a terrible health goal, and what you should aim for instead
- Some of the best advice when it comes to weight loss based on the research
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Will Cole
Website
Youtube
Dr Libby Weaver
Website
Youtube
Dr Vincent Pedre
Website
Youtube
Alisa Vitti
Website
FloLiving Instagram
In The Flo Book
Dr Felice Gersh
Website
Youtube
Dr Marvin Singh
Website
Dr Amy Shah
Website
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we explore the thyroid gland, including low thyroid function and hashimoto’s thyroiditis. This is one of the most common issues for women and well worth a conversation!
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- What is the thyroid and what does it do for health?
- The issues with testing and what you need to look into
- Mainstream vs holistic treatment of thyroid
- Thyroiditis - autoimmunity
- Thyroid in relation to the menstrual cycle and energy
- Overexercise and calorie restriction
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Libby Weaver
Website
Youtube
Dr Vincent Pedre
Website
Youtube
Dr Will Cole
Website
Youtube
Dr Jolene Brighten
Website
Youtube
Alisa Vitti
Website
FloLiving Instagram
In The Flo Book
Dr Kulreet Chaudhary
Website
Dr Lara Briden
Website
Youtube
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we explore the impact of stress on hormonal health. Stress is something we are all exposed to but our levels seem to be going up as the years go by, rather than down. In part two of this episode we will talk about what we can practically do to alleviate stress.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- Your adrenal glands and the HPA axis - and what this means for your health
- Your inner narrative - does it support you to be calm, clear and connected or create you stress?
- Rushing woman syndrome, and how this impacts our health
- The impact of caring of what others think about us, and what we can do to change this
- Connecting back to ourselves and what we need for self care
- The power of boundaries and saying no when we need to
- What can we do to reduce our daily stress
- The impact of self care such as meditation and yoga on stress
- Some practical advice for you to begin to make a shift right now
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Robin Murphy
Website
Conceive Health Website
DNA Labs Website
Tara Stiles
Website
Dr Suzanne Bartlett
Website
Dr Kulreet Chaudhary
Website
Dr Amy Shah
Website
Dr Libby Weaver
Website
Youtube
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we explore the impact of stress on hormonal health. Stress is something we are all exposed to but our levels seem to be going up as the years go by, rather than down. The stories and insights in this episode will open your mind up to the possibility of you being able to reduce your stress by changing your inner narrative and working on some important mindset shift.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- Your adrenal glands and the HPA axis - and what this means for your health
- Your inner narrative - does it support you to be calm, clear and connected or create you stress?
- Rushing woman syndrome, and how this impacts our health
- The impact of caring of what others think about us, and what we can do to change this
- Connecting back to ourselves and what we need for self care
- The power of boundaries and saying no when we need to.
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Libby Weaver
Website
Youtube
Dr Robin Murphy
Website
Conceive Health Website
DNA Labs Website
Dr Amy Shah
Website
Nat Kringoudis
Website
Youtube
Dr Vincent Pedre
Website
Youtube
Dr Marvin Singh
Website
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we explore the impact of endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) in our environment. These man made chemicals are rife throughout our environment and we need to be conscious of reducing our exposures.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- What are EDCs and how do they impact human health?
- Some scary statistics around the number of man made chemicals we’re exposed to
- The story of DDT and why it is still impacting our health today
- The impact of human fertility from man made chemicals, and how it is severely impacting egg quality and sperm counts
- The increase in PCOS, endometriosis and other hormonal issues from chemical exposure
- An argument for eating organic produce and food
- Why the endocrine system is so susceptible to the xenoestrogenic chemicals
- How to avoid exposures, with some practical tips
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Suzanne Bartlett
Website
Dr Felice Gersh
Website
Youtube
Nicole Bijlsma
Website
Dr Aly Cohen
Website
Youtube
Dr Jay Davidson
Website
Youtube
Dr Vincent Pedre
Website
Youtube
Dr Robin Murphy
Website
Conceive Health Website
DNA Labs Website
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we explore the development of endometriosis, the impacts that it has for women and what the latest research is showing us.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- The symptoms and causes of endometriosis
- How your immune system is thought to the the dominant factor in endometriosis development
- The impact of inflammation on endometriosis and how to get it under control
- That endometriosis is hormonally driven, but not causes by your hormones
- Impacts of excessive oestrogen on women with endometriosis
- Your microbiome and its role in endo and pain
- The Impact of toxins in our environment and your risk of endometriosis development
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Lara Briden
Website
Youtube
Dr Peta Wright
Website
Dr Felice Gersh
Website
Youtube
Dr Robin Murphy
Website
Conceive Health Website
DNA Labs Website
Dr Will Cole
Website
Youtube
Dr Aly Cohen
Website
Youtube
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we explore the causes behind period pain or dysmenorrhea, and what you can do about it.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- As women we have been told pain is normal, or even psychological which has lead to massive issues for women
- That no amount of pain is normal, it’s a signal to our bodies that something is wrong
- How pain can show up for different women and what it means
- How chronic pain can change our neural pathways leading to more pain
- The connection between sexual trauma and pelvic pain
- The steps you need to take to find the cause of your pain
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Peta Wright
Website
Dr Lara Briden
Website
Youtube
Nat Kringoudis
Website
Youtube
Dr Andrea Huddleston
Website
Kim Anami
Website
Youtube
Kate Reardon
Website
Natural Instinct Healing
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we cover what can go wrong with your cycles and hormones. We have seen epidemic increases in things like PCOS, PMS, infertility and everything in between. Katherine and the experts explore what can go wrong and why.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- Polycystic ovarian syndrome or PCOS, why it develops and what we can do about it
- Irregular cycles and what they mean for your health
- The impacts of over exercise or undereating on hormonal health
- PMS and PMDD and why they are not normal
- The latest research on PCOS and why it develops
- What can we do to keep our hormones healthy?
- A call to not accept your symptoms as normal and seek a proper diagnosis and treatment
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Nat Kringoudis
Website
Youtube
Dr Lara Briden
Website
Youtube
Dr Felice Gersh
Website
Youtube
Dr Peta Wright
Website
Dr Suzanne Bartlett
Website
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we cover the oral contraceptive pill. Birth control is so important, however there are a lot of dangers that you need to consider if you’re taking these drugs. This episode aims to inform and empower you to make the best choices for your body.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- What hormonal contraception is and how it works in the body
- Why women use birth control, besides for contraception
- What are some fo the negative effects that can occur when you take contraceptive drugs
- When might it be appropriate
- Which nutrients are reduced by the pill
- What can you do to help yourself if you need to take the OCP?
- That when you’re on the pill you’re not really getting a period
- What to look out for in yourself to keep yourself safe while taking these drugs
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Jolene Brighten
Website
Youtube
Dr Lara Briden
Website
Youtube
Nat Kringoudis
Website
Youtube
Dr Peta Wright
Website
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we explore the menstrual cycle. This elusive part of the female body can sometimes be confusing, but it is so important for our health. Katherine will break down exactly what happens with your period and why it is so vital for you to know this.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- How does your menstrual cycle actually work?
- What is a healthy menstrual cycle?
- How do we track it?
- What hormones are involved in your cycle?
- What can go wrong if we don’t look after our hormonal health?
- The benefits of having a Natural cycle
- How to biohack your hormones - using your cycle as a strength not a weakness
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Lara Briden
Website
Youtube
Alisa Vitti
Website
FloLiving Instagram
In The Flo Book
Dr Peta Wright
Website
Kate Reardon
Website
Natural Instinct Healing
Nat Kringoudis
Website
Youtube
Dr Aly Cohen
Website
Youtube
Dr Jolene Brighten
Website
Youtube
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we cover the concept of synergy - that is how one thing impacts another in the body. Conventional medicine isolates and treats in silos, where naturopathy takes a holistic approach and looks at all the parts of the whole. Katherine is going to empower you to do the same.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- What is synergism, and why is it so essential to healing?
- The interplay between endocrine organs, and how the impact one another.
- How your hormones react with the rest of the body, and vice versa
- Gut health, the microbiome and it’s link to hormonal health
- How emotional health fits into the picture of synergy
- How can we use synergy to promote healing, supporting the whole of you to make the shift
- What can happen if you treat your issues in silos rather than take a holistic approach
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Amy Shah
Website
Dr Vincent Pedre
Website
Youtube
Dr Libby Weaver
Website
Youtube
Moira Bradfield
Website
Youtube
Dr Will Cole
Website
Youtube
Dr Felice Gersh
Website
Youtube
Dr Marvin Singh
Website
Dr Nicola Gates
Website
Kate Reardon
Website
Natural Instinct Healing
Dr Robin Murphy
Website
Conceive Health Website
DNA Labs Website
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make a shift in your health and your life.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season Two focuses on Women’s Health and in this episode we cover why women’s health is important, what you can do to shift things and what we’re going to explore in this investigative docu-series.
In this episode Katherine and our experts explore:
- The escalation in women’s health problems including issues surrounding hormonal health and the menstrual cycle
- How our modern lifestyles are impacting our physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing
- A look at the current state of women’s health globally and the hormone issues that they face
- What hormones actually are and the role that they play within the body
- Why are women so terrified of their hormones
- The endocrine system and how it works
- The connection between women's hormones and the rise in autoimmune conditions such as Endometriosis, Adenomyosis and Hashimoto's disease
- Environmental toxins and the impact that they have on the endocrine system
- A look at the increase in women who are experiencing infertility
- The increasing impact of stress on emotional health and how our modern lifestyles are driving this
- Society’s attitude towards women and their health, including a discussion around patriarchy and the suppression of women
- Why women’s health is so important and why it needs to be taken more seriously across the globe
Join us as we take you on a journey along with world leaders in all things health and wellbeing. Thank you for listening to The Shift Podcast.
Experts featured in this episode and links to their contacts:
Dr Felice Gersh
Website
Youtube
Dr Andrea Huddleston
Website
Alisa Vitti
Website
FloLiving Instagram
In The Flo Book
Nat Kringoudis
Website
Youtube
Dr Lara Briden
Website
Youtube
Dr Will Cole
Website
Youtube
Dr Suzanne Bartlett
Website
Dr Aly Cohen
Website
Youtube
Dr Amy Shah
Website
Kate Reardon
Website
Natural Instinct Healing
Dr Jolene Brighten
Website
Youtube
Dr Libby Weaver
Website
Youtube
When you need to make a change in your health, something needs to shift. The Shift is a world-renowned audio-documentary podcast series that has been created specifically to help you make your shift.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, each Season features 24 of the world's leaders in health and takes you on a journey over 16 episodes. Season One is all about Gut Health, and Season Two focuses on Women’s Health.
In The Shift we present the latest science combined with the insights of clinicians with decades of clinical experience in helping people make the shift. Katherine will take you on a journey of self-discovery where you’ll gain the tools that you need to shift your health, and your life.
In each season of The Shift we have 3 wonderful blocks of content for you to consume.
The main series is produced documentary style and features Katherine's narration to help you get key concepts and understand what to do next.
The Expert Series is the edited down version of each of our expert interviews, with a summary from Katherine at the end and actions steps you can take.
The Patient Series follows the health and healing journeys of 4 patients that have made their shift, so you can see how you can make yours too.
Your healing journey is up to you, it’s about getting the right information, getting the right insights, so that you can make that shift.
Join Katherine and her guests in a conversation to change the face of health. Let’s make THE SHIFT.
Welcome to The Shift Patient Series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the Patient Series of The Shift, Katherine talks with real people about their health journeys, the roadblocks along the way and what it takes to make a shift. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In this episode of The Shift patient series we have Hayley, who’s main health issues have been chronic asthma, immune deficiency, allergies, skin problems and bloating. Hayley’s health problems impacted her throughout her childhood and over a 6 year period she was hospitalised 40 times.
Once Hayley was an adult she started to recognise the link between her diet and how it exacerbated her symptoms. Hayley has been on a health journey for the majority of her life, but the last 6 years have been where she has made the most progress.
In this episode Katherine and Hayley explore:
- Hayley’s health throughout her childhood, her struggles with asthma and spending a lot of her time as a youth in hospitals
- A look at Hayley’s diet growing up and how some foods may have been triggering her symptoms
- The connection between stress and the onset of Hayley’s symptoms
- Hayley lists the various treatments and medications she has used over the years, including over 50 courses of antibiotics
- The steps that Hayley first took towards alternative health and her experience during that time
- Why people take cosmetic issues seriously but choose to ignore other ongoing health concerns
- How health influencers on social media are creating unrealistic body expectations in today's women
- How Hayley made the connection between her diet and the triggering or escalation of symptoms
- Hayley’s dental problems and understanding that the mouth has its own microbiome
- The biggest shifts that Hayley has made along her health journey
- Where Hayleys health is at now and the areas she regularly working on
Links:
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift Patient Series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the Patient Series of The Shift, Katherine talks with real people about their health journeys, the roadblocks along the way and what it takes to make a shift. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In this episode of The Shift patient series, we have Gemma, a 24 year old woman based in Brisbane. Gemma’s health issues started during her childhood and she has lived with symptoms including acne, depression, food intolerances and chronic fatigue.
Gemma was diagnosed with depression as a teenager and during this episode she talks with Katherine about that journey and the different treatments she tried along the way including her discovery of the link between mental health and gut health.
In this episode Katherine and Gemma explore:
- Gemma’s health during her childhood, the symptoms she was experiencing from a young age and the discovery of a food intolerance
- Gemma talks about her emotional and mental health, and being diagnosed with depression and prescribed anti-depressants at the age of 16
- Hormone health and Gemma’s experience with taking the pill
- What Gemma discovered about the connection between gut health and other areas of the body
- The different treatments that Gemma tried to fix her skin issues with and why she decided to seek help from a naturopath for this problem
- Gemma’s big shift in mindset and the lessons she has learned about herself
- The most important part of Gemma’s healing journey and the roadblocks that have been the hardest to overcome
Links:
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift Patient Series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the Patient Series of The Shift, Katherine talks with real people about their health journeys, the roadblocks along the way and what it takes to make a shift. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In this episode we have patient Lisa, a 27 year old woman who has struggled with her health since her youth. Lisa’s wellness journey has been long as she has had to face many health concerns including acne, chronic fatigue, severe bloating and hormonal issues. And the journey is certainly not linear as Lisa explains during the interview.
Lisa has had to overcome some huge traumas from her childhood to move forward along her journey holistically and grow into the woman and mother she wanted to be. The lessons have been many and her story is inspiring for many other young women approaching their wellness journey.
In this episode Katherine and Lisa explore:
- A look at when Lisa first started noticing health issues and how they were dealt with at the time
- Lisa walks through the symptoms that have caused her issue over the years
- How Lisa’s symptoms subsided after initial treatment, but returned shortly after
- Approaching roadblocks along the health journey and how to deal with them
- Lisa talks about the stress in her life and understanding its connection to her childhood
- The struggles Lisa has had with her hormone health including excessively heavy periods
- Identifying the correlation between physical health symptoms and stressful or traumatic life events
- What it took for Lisa to take serious action with her health
- The small shifts Lisa made that lead to big results
- Understanding why people normalize not feeling great and leave underlying health problems until it's too late
- Lisa’s current state of health and what lies ahead along her wellness journey
Links:
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift Patient Series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the Patient Series of The Shift, Katherine talks with real people about their health journeys, the roadblocks along the way and what it takes to make a shift. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In this episode we have patient Jane, who has lived with several chronic health issues throughout her life including SIBO, period pain and anxiety. Jane’s healing journey began 8 years ago and as she acknowledges the work really only began once she was ready to pay attention to her emotional health and the relationship that it has with her physical health and symptoms.
One of Jane’s biggest roadblocks was taking responsibility for her own state of health. It can be confronting to accept that the decisions we make in life can have a positive or negative impact on our health, and that we are ultimately responsible for our health. This has been a huge part of the journey for Jane as she describes throughout this interview.
In this episode Katherine and Jane explore:
- A look at Jane’s health from childhood to present and the health issues that have followed her throughout her life
- Exploring emotional trauma and how it links to some of Jane’s physical health problems
- Jane shares her experience with hormones and the difficulties she has had around her periods
- The importance of understanding a patient's full health story to achieve true collaborative health
- What it took for Jane to take her symptoms seriously and seek help
- Exploring the emotions connected to physical symptoms like bloating and how they made Jane feel
- Building a better relationship with food and making mealtimes positive
- Being diagnosed with SIBO and how the effect it had on Jane’s life
- Conversation around period pain and hormone health
- A look at where Jane’s health is at currently and some of the bigger lessons she has learned so far
Links:
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In this episode we are joined by Australian sports nutritionist Steph Lowe. Steph is a powerhouse of knowledge and is known for her work with performance and endurance athletes. Also known as the natural nutritionist, Steph is the author of several books including ‘The real food athlete’ and ‘low carb, healthy fat nutrition’.
Steph and her team at ‘The Natural Nutritionist’ believe in sharing the benefits of real food for health and performance. Steph is a regular media commentator and host of the podcast ‘the real food reel’. She is a passionate health advocate and you’ll hear her passion come through in this interview.
In this episode Katherine and Steph explore:
- The difference between a dietician and a nutritionist
- Steph’s journey to becoming a sports nutrition and the personal struggles that helped set her path
- What it means to be consumed by food and how it shows up for people
- The performance nutrition culture and misbeliefs causing undue stress in athletes
- How gut health impacts on performance
- Becoming fat adapted and the benefits it has on our nutrition
- Race day nutrition
- Steph shares her thoughts around what a healthy diet should look like
- How Steph approached her nutrition and gut health in preparation for pregnancy
- Steph’s advice for making the shift
Links:
Steph Lowe - Website
Steph Lowe - Facebook
Steph Lowe - Instagram
Steph Lowe - Twitter
Steph Lowe - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Dan Churchill is a celebrity chef originating from Sydney, Australia that now calls New York home. As well as being the author of 3 best selling cookbooks, Dan is a regular TV personality being regularly featured on Good Morning America, on ABC’s The Chew and on The Food Network. He also hosted the docu-series Surfing the Menu, which aired on the Discovery channel.
Dan’s New York restaurant Charley St, is a casual dining restaurant that serves healthy farm-to-table eats and through Charley St, Dan shares his vision for a world that celebrates wholesome nourishing food.
In this episode Katherine and Dan explore:
- What made Dan want to become a chef?
- Making the move to the US and how he found an audience to share his passion for good healthy food with
- The vision behind Dan’s New York restaurant Charley St
- Why Dan doesn’t like using the word fuel when describing food
- The types of foods Dan eats and serves to his customers and celebrity clients
- Eating the rainbow to provide the body with the best sources of nutrition
- Dan reflects on the differences in attitude towards health between Australia and the US
- Foods to avoid when eating for gut health and overall nutrition
- Dan shares his pro tips including natural options to replace processed sugars
- How to get people to reconnect with and become passionate about their food and the eating ritual
- Dan’s advice for making the shift
Links:
Dan Churchill - Website
Dan Churchill - Facebook
Dan Churchill - Instagram
Dan Churchill - Twitter
Dan Churchill - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Rebecca Coombes is a SIBO health advocate, speaker, author, host of ‘The Healthy Gut’ podcast and founder of The Healthy Gut. Rebecca has written multiple cookbooks that specialise in recipes for people living with SIBO.
After a lifetime of chronic illness, Rebecca was diagnosed with Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) in 2015. Rebecca is passionate about sharing her story to inspire others living with SIBO to lead the life they always imagined.
In this episode Katherine and Rebecca explore:
- How Rebecca began connecting the dots and understanding the link between food and her gut problems
- Rebecca shares her backstory and the struggles with her health throughout childhood
- What disordered eating means and the various forms it can show up
- Rebecca’s challenges with Bulimia
- What came first the SIBO or the disordered eating?
- Rebecca shares her personal story around how she moved through childhood trauma and sexual abuse
- Finding support networks and health professionals that will take your symptoms seriously and demonstrate a holistic approach
- Understanding that relapses in health problems are part of the journey
- Identifying treatment fatigue and how to avoid it
- Ways to become more in tune with your body
- Rebecca’s advice for making the shift
Links:
Rebecca Coomes - Website
Rebecca Coomes - Facebook
Rebecca Coomes - Instagram
Rebecca Coomes - Twitter
Rebecca Coomes - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Lee Holmes is a nutritionist, yoga and meditation teacher, wholefoods chef, Lifestyle Food Channel’s Healthy Eating Expert, blogger and author of the best-selling books Supercharged Food: Eat Your Way to Health, Supercharged Food: Eat Yourself Beautiful, Eat Clean, Green and Vegetarian, Heal your Gut, Eat Right for Your Shape and Supercharged Food for Kids.
Lee’s articles have appeared in leading Australian newspapers and journals, as well as The Times and The Daily Express in the UK and The Huffington Post in the USA. Lee’s Supercharged Food is a brilliant resource for easy to prepare yummy recipes which are all gluten, wheat, dairy, yeast and sugar free. Lee’s passion for good food and great health is infectious as you will hear within this interview.
In this episode Katherine and Lee explore:
- Lee’s background and how she found her way into the world of food, cooking and nutrition
- Lee’s wellness journey and what she has learned along the way
- Building a connection with food and adopting healthier and sustainable relationships with what we put into our bodies
- What a healthy gut should look like and how to support that
- Falling in love with growing your own vegetables, fruits and herbs
- Mindful eating and how to achieve it
- The exciting developments in research around mental health and nutrition
- Lee’s advice for making the shift
Links:
Lee Holmes - Website
Lee Holmes - Facebook
Lee Holmes - Instagram
Lee Holmes - Twitter
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Charlotte Watts is an award winning UK nutritionist and yogini. She is the author of many books including good mood food, the de-stress effect and yoga therapy for digestive health. Her approach to wellness is one of ‘mindfulness meets nutrition’ and Charlotte elaborates on this during the episode.
Charlotte is passionate about helping people through their stress and emotional demands with a holistic approach that encompasses the mind and body. Charlotte is a Senior Yoga Alliance teacher and trainer with over 20 years experience. Her emphasis is on embodied awareness which we find out more about in this episode.
In this episode Katherine and Charlotte explore:
- Charlotte shares her personal healing journey, the challenging times from her life and how she grew into who she has become today
- What drew Charlotte towards yoga therapy and what is involved in the practice
- Understanding terms such as viscera and fascia and how they relate to our wellbeing
- What embodied awareness means and how it is achieved
- Yoga’s role in embodied awareness
- Yoga’s core values
- Ensuring our lives are filled with joy and its link to digestive health
- The current state of health in the UK
- Charlotte's advice for making the shift
Links:
Charlotte Watts - Website
Charlotte Watts - Facebook
Charlotte Watts - Instagram
Charlotte Watts - Twitter
Charlotte Watts - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Kale Brock is a writer, filmmaker and speaker from Australia with a passion for health and wellbeing. Kale has been involved in the film and TV industry since his teens and some of our Australian audience may recognise him from the family program Totally Wild.
In 2018 Kale released the remarkable documentary film ‘The Gut Movie’, which focuses on Kale’s search for the optimal microbiome, which finds him travelling to Namibia to live with the San people. The documentary reveals the wests disconnect with our ancestors way of life and the detriment it has on our health.
Kale recently released ‘The Longevity Film’, which explores the complex topic of aging. Kale has also authored multiple books including The Gut Healing Protocol, The Art Of Probiotic Nutrition and the children's book Mandy Microbe’s Big Gut Adventure.
In this episode Katherine and Kale explore:
- Kale’s background in television and what lead him to becoming interested in health and wellness
- Travelling the world in early adulthood and learning from various cultures and differences in lifestyles
- Kales documentary The Gut Movie, what inspired the film? And Kales fascinating learnings from the entire project
- The San people, their way of life and health comparisons to civilized western culture
- Reconnecting with our surroundings and nature
- FMT’s - Faecal Microbiota Transplantation and what the technology could mean for the future of our health
- Kale’s passion for sharing information and challenging the status quo
- Kale’s advice for making the shift
Links:
Kale Brock - Website
Kale Brock - Facebook
Kale Brock - Instagram
Kale Brock - Twitter
Kale Brock - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In this episode Katherine interviews Doctor of Oriental Medicine Pedram Shojai. Known as the Urban Monk, Pedram’s goal is to assist people in learning how to up their energy, take back their time, and step into their passion.
Pedram is the founder of Well.org and Urban Monk Nutrition. He is the producer of the movies ‘Vitality’ and ‘Origins’. And the author of multiple books including The Urban Monk. Pedram is also a Qi Gong master and we learn more about this during the interview.
In this episode Katherine and Pedram explore:
- Pedrams backstory and how a chance encounter with a book would shape his journey
- Studying Taoism under a Kung-fu master and embracing the philosophies for a better lifestyle
- How Pedram came across traditional Chinese medicine and chose to make it is his profession
- Pedrams take on the current mainstream health model and what needs to change?
- An honest look at how humans are currently existing and how to improve it
- Why Pedram made ‘Interconnected’ and how the films success has helped thousands of people
- Being aware of Big Foods control over what is going into our food products and the links to our high obesity rates
- Pedrams advice for making the shift
Links:
Pedram Shojai - Website
Pedram Shojai - Facebook
Pedram Shojai - Instagram
Pedram Shojai - Twitter
Pedram Shojai - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Kate is a trailblazer when it comes to looking at health truly holistically, being a naturopath, nutritionist, intuitive healer and co-founder of the fasting and detox retreat centre Natural Instinct Healing which operates in Ubud, Bali and Australia.
Kate is a mother, author and host of the amazing podcast Lean In. She has been featured in the media and speaks internationally on all things health, healing and heart. Kate’s book ‘The Essential Cleanse’ is a must read and can be described as a how-to book that teaches you how to remove all the things that you don’t want in your life and teach you how you can create a life full of bliss and adventure.
In this episode Katherine and Kate explore:
- The life experiences that lead Kate to alternative medicine and healing
- How meeting with a shaman in the Amazon taught her about natural medicine
- Kates realisation that she wasn’t happy and the chance offering to run retreats in Thailand
- Fasting, its effect on the body and how it can help you along your health journey
- Kate shares a remarkable patient healing story and how she helped to change this woman's life
- The importance of preparing for the healing journey
- Kates analogy for perspective and why its key for our personal well beings
- Emotional health and the effects on the body from suppressing emotions
- Finding the right support for your healing journey
- Kate shares her own personal shift story
- Kates advice for making the shift
Links:
Kate Reardon - Website
Natural Instinct Healing - Website
Kate Reardon - Facebook
Kate Reardon - Instagram
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Angela Pifer a.k.a. the SIBO guru, is one of the US’s foremost functional medicine nutrition and health experts, and an accomplished speaker and radio personality. With over 15 years experience in functional nutrition, Angela has become a vast resource for understanding areas such as digestive health, SIBO, thyroid, autoimmune and gut disorders.
Angela has also launched the first commercially available FODMAP free bone broth line ‘GutRx Bone Broth’. The broth is allergen free and was developed for those with sensitive gut disorders. Angela is also the founder of ‘Simply SIBO’ an online resource for low FODMAP recipes and nutrition plans.
Just recently Angela published a 15 page manifesto titled ‘The Pervasive Misunderstanding of What The FODMAP Diet Does And Does Not Do’. The publication provides clarity for those both new and old to the FODMAP diet and is a must read for those looking to gain further knowledge on the topic.
In this episode Katherine and Angela explore:
- Angela’s personal health journey and background in psychology
- What is a functional nutritionist?
- Our personal relationships with food and how life events shape our nutritional habits
- Why gut health is so important and the common gut issues presented by patients
- Understanding SIBO, it’s symptoms, causes, testing and treatments
- The difference between SIBO and dysbiosis
- FODMAP’s and restrictive diets
- A look at the impacts of stress on our health and lifestyles
- Angela’s advice for making the shift
Links:
Angela Pifer - Website
Angela Pifer - Facebook
Angela Pifer - Twitter
Angela Pifer - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Jenny Tschiesche is one of the UK’s leading nutrition experts and the founder of lunchboxdoctor.com, an online resource to create healthier meals and lunches for you and your family. Jenny is also a best-selling author and has published multiple books including ‘Gut Health & Probiotics’ and cookbooks such as ‘The Modern Multi-cooker Cookbook’.
Jenny has been developing recipes as well as providing nutrition and dietary advice for a wide range of people including top athletes, sporting bodies, people dealing with illness and parents and their children. For more information, be sure to check out the lunchboxdoctor.com.
Jenny will be releasing her latest book Real Lunchtime Food in December 2019. Within Jenny provides a guide for working adults and parents to create healthier and more inspiring meals instead of the traditional packed lunch. Real Lunchtime Food is available on Amazon for pre-order now.
In this episode Katherine and Jenny explore:
- Jenny’s health journey and what guided her towards nutrition and health
- Jenny’s time spent living in Africa and being amongst the wild animals
- What inspired the Lunch Box Doctor
- What foods we should be feeding babies and young children to support their immune systems early on
- Eating for microbiome health
- The increase in allergies in today’s children and what we can do about it
- The state of the UK’s health and what needs to change
- The hazards of calorie counting and its effect on our stress levels and self-esteem
- A look at the relationship with food of non-western cultures
- Unrealistic expectations of what health is and teaching our children the right health philosophies
- Jenny’s book Gut Health & Probiotics and insights from the book
- Jenny’s advice for making the shift
Links:
Jenny Tschiesche - Website
Jenny Tschiesche - Facebook
Jenny Tschiesche - Instagram
Jenny Tschiesche - Twitter
Jenny Tschiesche - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Dr. Vincent Pedre is the Medical Director of Pedre Integrative Health and President of Dr. Pedre Wellness, is a Board-Certified Internist in private practice in New York City. He is also a published author, sought after speaker and activist on the issue of hydraulic fracturing for natural gas extraction and its effect on the environment.
Dr. Pedre combines eastern and western philosophies when practicing medicine and strongly advocates for the holistic approach. In his book ‘Happy Gut’, Vincent provides an essential guide to improving digestive health by using functional medicine. Dr. Pedre has created a fantastic ‘3 Day Gut Reset’ diet which is free to download from his website.
Dr. Pedre’s life experiences, including his connection to 9/11, have helped to shape his personal philosophies and during this episode he shares his valuable insights.
In this episode Katherine and Dr. Pedre explore:
- Vincent’s journey to becoming a doctor and the barriers he had to overcome along the way
- Vincent’s personal health story and being his own first gut patient
- The over-prescription of antibiotics in the eighties
- Vincent’s insights from the mainstream medical system
- Dr Pedre’s connection with 9/11
- Taking a sabbatical year and discovering yoga
- The microbiomes role in producing neurotransmitters and the link to our moods
- Bloating, it’s cause’s and possible factors driving the symptom
- Vincents advice to shift
Links:
Vincent Pedre - Website
Vincent Pedre - Facebook
Vincent Pedre - Instagram
Vincent Pedre - Twitter
Vincent Pedre - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Nat Kringoudis is a doctor of Chinese medicine acupuncturist, author, speaker and natural fertility specialist. Nat is the founder of The Pagoda Tree - a women’s health clinic, as well as the co-host of the ‘The Wellness Collective radio show’ and ‘The Period Party’ podcasts.
Nat is the author of two books, ‘Well and Good’ and most recently ‘Beautifully You’, a much needed guide for young women to understand their bodies and their hormones. Nat is a proud crusader for empowering women to reconnect with their bodies and understand the complexities of hormones and reproductive health.
In this episode Katherine and Nat Kringoudis explore:
- Chinese medicine and how eastern health philosophies differ to the western mainstream health system
- Shifting the medical worlds mindset towards collaborative care
- Nat’s personal health story
- The inspiring story of Nat’s son Jordy who was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis
- Nat’s book ‘Beautifully You’ and why its an essential read for young women across the world
- Removing the awkward stigma around teaching our youth the ins and outs of reproductive health
- Gut health’s role in fertility
- The oral contraceptive pill, it’s effects on the body and hazards of taking before sexual maturity
- Nat’s advice to make the shift
Links:
Nat Kringoudis - Website
Nat Kringoudis - The Pagoda Tree Clinic
Nat Kringoudis - Facebook
Nat Kringoudis - Instagram
Nat Kringoudis - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Dr William Davis is an American cardiologist and the author of 6 books including his internationally acclaimed NY Times bestselling books Wheat Belly and Undoctored. Dr William Davis has been a pioneer when it comes to raising awareness about the dangers of gluten, wheat, big food and its effect on our health.
Dr Davis has been a cardiologist for over 20 years and his experiences within the mainstream medical model have raised more questions than answers. He is an impassioned voice for global health and pulls no punches when identifying those who are part of the problem.
Dr. Davis has discussed his views on major media including The Dr. Oz Show, Fox TV, and has been featured in the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Huffington Post, and others.
In this episode Katherine and Dr William Davis explore:
- How the practice of health differs from mainstream medicine
- The guiding factors that pointed Dr Davis towards integrative health
- Williams backstory from humble beginnings to a graduate of medicine
- What’s preventing the mainstream medical industry from moving forward?
- The facts around wheat and gluten, and how removing grains can benefit your health
- Why some people find giving up wheat so difficult?
- Encouraging collaboration between mainstream and alternative health practitioners
- Dr Davis own personal health story and the incredible insights from the experience
- Dr Williams advice for making the shift
Links:
Dr William Davis - Website
Dr William Davis - Facebook
Dr William Davis - Instagram
Dr William Davis - Twitter
Dr William Davis - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Dr Felice Gersh is a very rare integrative gynecologist and has been a board certified obstetrician and gynecologist for over 20 years. Dr Felice specialises in hormonal management and has worked with countless women, helping them through pregnancy, birth and with reproductive issues like PCOS, endometriosis and thrush.
Dr Gersh is the author of ‘PCOS SOS’, a guide to understanding and managing Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. She has been awarded the Orange County Medical Association’s ‘Physician of the Year’ Award for the last 13 years consecutively, and Southern California’s ‘SuperDoctor’ Award for the last several years too.
In this episode Katherine and Dr Felice Gersh explore:
- The personal events and circumstances in Felice’s life, that helped shape her pathway to becoming a doctor and ultimately specialising in obstetrics and gynecology
- Why Felice started to incorporate integrative medicine in treating her patients
- The relationship between the microbiome and the increase in C-sections
- Understanding vaginitis and how to manage the symptoms
- The link between the oral contraceptive pill and cervical cancer
- What the current research is showing us about the vaginal microbiome
- How gut health connects to the reproductive health of men and women
- Strep B and the use of antibiotics during childbirth
Links:
Felice Gersh - Website
Felice Gersh - Facebook
Felice Gersh - Instagram
Felice Gersh - Twitter
Felice Gersh - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Dr Felice Gersh is a very rare integrative gynecologist and has been a board certified obstetrician and gynecologist for over 20 years. Dr Felice specialises in hormonal management and has worked with countless women, helping them through pregnancy, birth and with reproductive issues like PCOS, endometriosis and thrush.
Dr Gersh is the author of ‘PCOS SOS’, a guide to understanding and managing Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. She has been awarded the Orange County Medical Association’s ‘Physician of the Year’ Award for the last 13 years consecutively, and Southern California’s ‘SuperDoctor’ Award for the last several years too.
In this episode Katherine and Dr Felice Gersh explore:
- The possible links between bacterial balance and going into labor
- The microbiome and its effect on fertility
- Why women are at more risk of disease
- What could be sparking the increase in chronic fungal infections and vaginal dysbiosis
- Circadian rhythm dysfunction and other driving factors behind the global rise in people dealing with insomnia and anxiety
- Felice’s touching story about her biggest shifts
Links:
Felice Gersh - Website
Felice Gersh - Facebook
Felice Gersh - Instagram
Felice Gersh - Twitter
Felice Gersh - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Christine Hassler is a best-selling author, keynote speaker, podcast and TV host from the US. She leads retreats and workshops to audiences around the world and has spoken to over 500,000 people at personal growth events, conferences, colleges and corporations. Christine's podcast Over it and on with it, provides listeners with practical tools and spiritual principles to help them to overcome whatever obstacles might be holding you back.
Christine specialises in assisting people through their emotional journeys with a combination of life coaching and the principles of spiritual psychology. Christine’s own personal challenges and experiences have helped to prepare her for helping thousands of people to find their highest potential.
In this episode Katherine and Christine Hassler explore:
- Christine’s personal journey through her own struggles and emotional healing
- The relationship between digestive and emotional health
- Looking into your past and working through challenging life events
- How emotions and stress manifests inside the physical body
- The effects of ignoring our emotional health
- The self-critic and its link to our childhoods
- Emotional eating and self medicating to suppress our feelings
- Christine’s advice to make the shift
Links:
Christine Hassler - Website
Christine Hassler - Facebook
Christine Hassler - Instagram
Christine Hassler - Twitter
Christine Hassler - Linkedin
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Rodney Dietert, PhD, is a professor of immunotoxicology at Cornell University and the author of the book The Human Superorganism, which is all about microbiome research and what that means for human health. Professor Dietert has channeled his life's work and vast experience towards focusing on reducing the environmental health risks of children and protecting against chronic diseases by focusing on the microbiome and the immune system.
As a full professor at Cornell University in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology and a faculty member in the Cornell Institute for Comparative and Environment Toxicology, Dr. Dietert has published peer-reviewed papers in more than 70 different scientific journals ranging from environmental health and pediatric medicine publications to nutrition, metabolism, immune, neurological and reproductive journals.
In this episode Katherine and Rodney Dietert explore:
- What guided Rodney’s pathway to research and education, and ultimately focusing on the microbiome
- The microbiome - What it is? Why is it important? And the current state of the human microbiome
- Drug advertising and the troubling effects it has on human health
- The history of antibiotics and changing global attitudes around bacteria and sterilisation
- The global rise in non-communicable diseases and the sacrifice in quality of life to extend the human lifespan
- What it means to be a human superorganism
- The fascinating effect of humans living together on the microbiome
- Rodney’s advice for making the shift
Links:
Rodney Dietert - Website
Rodney Dietert - Research Gate
Rodney Dietert - Linkedin
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Summer Bock is a fermentationist and gut health crusader from Tennessee, USA. Summer is the founder of Guts and Glory, and is a trained herbalist with a background in microbiology and is certified by Columbia University in Integrative Nutrition.
Summer has helped thousands of people to reach better digestive health and continues to empower her clients through sharing her knowledge in fermentation and encouraging others to make their own raw ferments to improve and nurture the gut microbiome.
In this episode Katherine and Summer Bock explore:
- What a fermentationist is?
- Summers personal story and the struggles with her own health that guided her pathway to integrative medicine
- Some of Summer's favourite ferments and the nutritional benefits of consuming these types of foods
- Raw vs store bought ferments
- Kombucha - the gateway ferment
- Eating to build the microbiome and the foods that support this process
- The negative effects of antibiotics on the gut microbiome
- Orthorexia and the troubling impacts of health influencers on social media
- How stress effects gut health
- Strategies for treating constipation
- The power of the healing journey and a remarkable story of one of Summers clients
- Why we ignore our symptoms until they become bad
Links:
Summer Bock - Website
Summer Bock - Facebook
Summer Bock - Instagram
Summer Bock - Twitter
Summer Bock - Linkedin
The Shift Season 1
Katherine’s Sauerkraut Recipe
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Dr Marvin Singh is an integrative gastroenterologist based in California and is regarded as America’s premier wellness concierge. Marvin is the first physician in California to be Board Certified in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology in addition to being a Diplomate of the American Board of Integrative Medicine.
Through his own personal health journey, Dr Marvin has become a passionate advocate for wellness, health and longevity. He continues to spread his knowledge around gut health and integrative medicine by appearing on various US television programs and podcasts, and also features heavily in season 1 of The Shift docu-series. He is the co-author of the textbook Integrative Environmental Medicine, a contributor for MBG and other publications and an expert when it comes to the gastrointestinal tract, health and wellness.
In this episode Katherine and Dr Marvin Singh explore:
- What drew Dr Singh to become an M.D. and ultimately a gastroenterologist
- The gastroenterologist’s role in medicine and what shaped Dr Marvins decisions to approach integrative medicine
- The rapidly evolving field of the Microbiome
- The impact of bariatric weight loss surgeries
- Food intolerances and gut health symptoms to be aware of
- Why stomach acid is vital to a healthy digestive system
- Inflammatory bowel diseases and the causes of the condition
- Knowledge around the digestive system and how to improve it
- Helping people to understand their bodies and what's happening on the inside
- Dr Marvins philosophies and advice on making the shift
Links
Dr Marvin Singh - Website
Dr Marvin Singh - Facebook
Dr Marvin Singh - Instagram
Dr Marvin Singh - Twitter
Dr Marvin Singh - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu-series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Dr Leo Galland is an Internist and an MD from New York that specialises in the treatment of complex chronic disorders and is considered globally as one of the leading pioneers in studying the gut microbiome and intestinal permeability. He is listed as one of the Leading Physicians of the World and America’s Top Doctors.
Dr Galland is a graduate of Harvard University and New York University School of Medicine, and is board-certified in internal medicine. In 2017, Dr. Galland was awarded the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who’s Who, which recognised his contribution to the medical world.
Dr Leo Galland has published 7 books including The Allergy Solution, The Fat Resistance Diet and Already Here. He has received international recognition for developing innovative nutritional therapies to treat autoimmune, inflammatory, allergic, infectious and gastrointestinal disorders and has described his work in numerous scientific articles and textbook chapters.
In this episode Katherine and Dr Galland explore:
- What an Internists role is in medicine and what drew Dr Galland to become a professional in this field
- Studying at Harvard University and New York University School of Medicine
- Why Dr Leo believes in the integrative medicine approach and how through practicing he has become better placed to effectively help his patients
- Profound examples of patient success stories through alternative medicine and changes to diet
- Dr Galland’s research into gut microbes and how his findings have helped to shape today's understanding of the microbiome
- Fascinating studies into the effects of yo-yo dieting and mice
- The gut microbiomes role in neuro-inflammation, hormone production and studies linking the microbiome to stress and mental health
- The global increase in auto-immune diseases and allergies, and how our environments, nutrition and lifestyle choices impact the development of these conditions
- Hidden allergies and potential causes including food intolerances and exposure to harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde
- The loss of Dr Gallands son Christopher who passed away at the age of 22, but left Leo with a remarkable gift inspiring him to consider the afterlife and to share Christopher's story by writing the book Already Here
Links:
Dr Leo Galland - Website
Dr Leo Galland - Facebook
Dr Leo Galland - Instagram
Dr Leo Galland - Twitter
Dr Leo Galland - LinkedIn
The Shift Season 1
Pesticides and other chemicals have given human beings the ability to produce bountiful crops and ensure safe drinking water. This approach to what we consume everyday is alarmingly showing signs of being a key issue to our health and wellbeing.
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu- series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
Dr. Aly Cohen is a practicing rheumatologist and integrative medicine physician in Princeton, New Jersey. She has been actively involved in the area of environmental health over the past decade. Her work has led to education collaborations with Environmental Working Group and several medical schools and physician training programs.
She recently co-edited the text, Integrative Environmental Medicine, through Oxford University Press/ Weil Academic Series. In 2016, she founded “The Smart Human” social media platform, in order to better educate the general public on topics in environmental health and prevention, and she is currently working to create curriculum on environmental health to be available to high school students nationally.
She posts practical health and prevention tips and recommendations on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. She is also a mother of two crazy young boys and several adorable animals.
In this episode Katherine and Dr Cohen explore:
- What exactly a rheumatologist is
- How deficient we are in our medical training when it comes to health and nutrition
- Why Dr Cohen combines traditional medicine and western approaches to medicine in her practice
- The different types of arthritis and how diet can impact these kinds of diseases
- Why gut health is becoming increasingly one of the key issues in overall human health
- What leaky gut is and some of the conditions that stem from this issue
- How the exposure to chemicals in our everyday life is significantly contributing to poor health
- The links between gut health and the microbiome and chemical use
- Why the way water is treated can be a health risk and the different ways additives in water, such as chlorine, impacts women and children
- How eating organic can be beneficial to you, especially in relation to avoiding pesticides and other harmful chemicals
- The drive behind Dr Cohen’s passion for health and well being
- The increase in links between chemicals and disease
- Why the contamination of groundwater occurs and what is deemed ‘acceptable’ risk for humans
- Why mobile phone radiation and WiFi is an issue and ways you can reduce the risk to you and your family
Links:
Aly Cohen - Website
Aly Cohen - Facebook
Aly Cohen - Instagram
Aly Cohen - Twitter
Aly Cohen - LinkedIn
These days there is an increasing number of people managing their day to day lives through the support of the pharmaceutical industry, but is looking at diet the answer these people are missing?
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu- series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In this episode we have Dr. Tom O’Bryan. Dr Tom is considered a ‘Sherlock Holmes’ for chronic disease and metabolic disorders, teaching that the underlying mechanisms that trigger the development of chronic disease are the key to health. He has trained and certified tens of thousands of practitioners around the world in advanced understanding of the impact of wheat sensitivity and the development of individual autoimmune diseases.
He holds teaching faculty positions with The Institute for Functional Medicine and the National University of Health Sciences. His 2016 groundbreaking book, The Autoimmune Fix, won the National Book Award and ranked first in several categories on Amazon. Dr. Tom is founder of theDr.com and the visionary behind The Gluten Summit: A Grain of Truth, which brings together 29 of the world’s experts on the gluten connection to diseases, disorders, and a wide range of symptoms.
He is an internationally recognised, admired and compassionate speaker focusing on food sensitivities, environmental toxins, and the development of autoimmune diseases. Dr Tom has also recently released a docu-series on Autoimmunity called Betrayal: The Autoimmune Disease Solution They’re Not Telling You. This docu-series is for people who are dealing with any one of the hundreds of autoimmune conditions including hashimotos, ulcerative colitis, multiple sclerosis, lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis and many more.
In this episode Katherine and Dr Tom dig deep into:
- Why humans don’t have the ability to break down the proteins in wheat
- What is causing the rise of autoimmune disease and how that is linked back to our diet
- The details on intestinal permeability
- How to correctly approach checking people for food allergies and why you need to look at multiple factors, including possible leaky gut
- Why there is a difference between wearing a life jacket and actually fixing the problem in a patient
- Dr Tom’s analogy on the pond of disease and how you can better investigate the cause of health issues
- Gluten is immunoreactive and is associated with many autoimmune diseases and conditions
- A breach of the blood brain barrier, or ‘leaky brain’ leads to neuroinflammation, which can lead to neurodegenerative diseases like alzeimers and dementia, as well as memory loss
- Where there is a place for medicinal approaches to symptoms and where there is not
- Milk is for baby cows, not for humans
- The impact dairy can have on the human system and what animal milk is closer to human milk
- What the human digestive process is and how we break down and absorb food
Links:
Docu-series Betrayal
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Website
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Facebook
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Instagram
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Twitter
Dr Tom O'Bryan - LinkedIn
Dr Tom O'Bryan - YouTube
Dr David Perlmutter on Preventing Alzheimer's, Caring for our Human Ecosystem and Reconnecting with Each Other
Our bodies are intricate systems that contain millions of bacteria necessary to for us to lead a healthy life, but when we don’t look after them as the custodians we are, we can face any number of diseases and ailments.
Welcome to The Shift expert series with naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the state of human health, the dysfunction of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives.
In the expert series of The Shift, Katherine explores deeper conversations with the world leaders featured in season one, the investigative docu- series on the gut. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In this episode we have Dr David Perlmutter. Dr Perlmutter is a Board-Certified Neurologist and four-time New York Times bestselling author. He serves on the Board of Directors and is a Fellow of the American College of Nutrition. His books have been published in 34 languages and include the #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain: The Surprising Truth About Wheat, Carbs and Sugar, with over 1 million copies in print. Other New York Times best sellers include Brain Maker, The Grain Brain Cookbook, and The Grain Brain Whole Life Plan.
He has been interviewed on many television programs including 20/20, Larry King Live, CNN, Fox News, Fox and Friends, The Today Show, Oprah, The Dr. Oz Show and The CBS Early Show. David has also recently released a free online docu-series called Alzheimer’s - The Science of Prevention that focuses on the real science - revealing how you can prevent alzeimers.
In this episode Katherine and Dr Perlmutter dig deep into:
- Why Dr Perlmuttter is different from more ‘traditional’ neurologists in his practise
- How the modern landscape of social media, cell phones and fast paced lives are doing much more damage to our health than we realise
- What changes in the gut do to your overall health and how deeply connected our bodies are
- The gut as the literal wall helping to prevent us developing immune issues as well as the chemicals that attack the gut lining
- The impact that low-fat or no-fat dietary approach had on human society and why it went against millions of years of human dietary habits
- How industries influence the information provided to us, especially around grain
- The links between our gut health and our brain health
- Why our gut can impact our moods and it’s links to mental health like depression
- How conditions such as Alzheimer's, dementia and memory loss can be prevented through a healthy lifestyle, exercising, sleeping well and avoiding gluten, sugars and processed food.
- The strong links between childhood conditions like ADHD and diet, and a lot that we can do to prevent them.
- Why humans beings are in a state known as ‘disconnection syndrome’ which is impacting us from societal engagements through to a cellular level
Links:
Alzheimer’s - The Science of Prevention
Dr David Perlmutter - Website
Dr David Perlmutter - Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter - Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter - Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter - LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter - YouTube
There is so much about the gut we still don’t know, everyday there are new discoveries made that completely transform how we think about the impact it has on our lives and health. When each of us begins to tap into that knowledge, reconnecting to our prefrontal cortex, and engage in more compassionate actions towards each other, towards our gut, towards the planet, we can move the needle in the right direction
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #16 of The Shift, shifting - the latest advances in gut health, we reach the conclusion of Katherine’s journey through the gut. We hear from experts Nat Kringoudis, Jenny Tschiesche, Steph Lowe, Dr David Perlmutter, Dr William Davis, Rodney Dietert, Kale Brock, Dr Felice Gersh, Dan Churchill, Pete Evans and Kate Reardon. Katherine explores what is next for gut health and what the information that has been discovered so far means for humanities health long term and immediate future.
In this episode we also talk about:
- The role that fecal transplants can play in providing options for peoples own microbiome
- Why treating the entire body, with particular focus spent on the gut, can increase chances for better treatments like cystic fibrosis
- Focusing on health, rather than illness can make a huge difference in treatment
- How political ideology can impact whole generations
- The positive outlook on future generations and their health
- Make time to just be on your own and make space to recieve ideas and inspiration
- Your illness more than likely is a response to your environment and your lifestyle
- How everyday pooping and successful business can go hand in hand
- There is still so much to learn about the gut
- Scientization of medicine will continue at a fever pitch, and to some degree this is a good thing
- Why we are disconnected from the gift of our genome because we're changing our gene expression for the negative
The Shift Episode #16 guests, in order of appearance:
Nat Kringoudis
Nat Kringoudis - Website
Nat Kringoudis - Facebook
Nat Kringoudis - Instagram
Nat Kringoudis - Twitter
Nat Kringoudis - LinkedIn
Nat Kringoudis - YouTube
Jenny Tschiesche
Jenny Tschiesche - Website
Jenny Tschiesche - Facebook
Jenny Tschiesche - Instagram
Jenny Tschiesche - Twitter
Jenny Tschiesche - LinkedIn
Steph Lowe
Steph Lowe - Website
Steph Lowe - Facebook
Steph Lowe - Instagram
Steph Lowe - Twitter
Steph Lowe - LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter
Dr David Perlmutter - Website
Dr David Perlmutter - Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter - Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter - Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter - LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter - YouTube
Dr William Davis
Dr William Davis - Website
Dr William Davis - Facebook
Dr William Davis - Instagram
Dr William Davis - Twitter
Dr William Davis - LinkedIn
Dr William Davis - Pinterest
Dr William Davis - YouTube
Rodney Dietert
Rodney Dietert - Website
Rodney Dietert - Facebook
Rodney Dietert - Twitter
Rodney Dietert - LinkedIn
Kale Brock
Kale Brock - Website
Kale Brock - Facebook
Kale Brock - Instagram
Kale Brock - Twitter
Kale Brock - LinkedIn
Kale Brock - YouTube
Kale Brock - Podcast
Dr Felice Gersh
Dr Felice Gersh - Website
Dr Felice Gersh - Facebook
Dr Felice Gersh - Instagram
Dr Felice Gersh - Twitter
Dr Felice Gersh - LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh - YouTube
Dan Churchill
Dan Churchill - Website
Dan Churchill - Facebook
Dan Churchill - Instagram
Dan Churchill - Twitter
Dan Churchill - LinkedIn
Dan Churchill - Pinterest
Dan Churchill - YouTube
Pete Evans
Pete Evans - Website
Pete Evans - Facebook
Pete Evans - Instagram
Pete Evans - LinkedIn
Pete Evans - YouTube
Kate Reardon
Kate Reardon - Website
Kate Reardon - Facebook
Kate Reardon - Instagram
Kate Reardon - Twitter
Kate Reardon - LinkedIn
Kate Reardon - Pinterest
The antibiotic industry is worth billions. Every day, millions of people around the world are receiving antibiotics in various forms, in a bid for better health. But is it really the wisest choice? While antibiotics can save lives, we need to think about the amount we take and how often we take them. Are they just a matter of convenience that can cause more damage than we think, or do they have a rightful place in our health regime?
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #15 of The Shift, are you bacteria, or human? Part 2, Katherine digs deep into antibiotics, including the main issues surrounding their prescription. She is joined by experts Summer Bock, Rodney Dietert, Dr Felice Gersh and Kale Brock, and together they attempt to untangle the mystery of antibiotics.
They also discuss the following:
- What are the two main issues with such a wide prescribing of antibiotics?
- The effects of antibiotic use on our gut health
- What happens each time you take antibiotics, and the negative effects they can have
- The long-term impairments that can be passed on from parent to child, if their microbiome isn’t in the best shape
- What we can choose instead of antibiotics, to promote better health
- The history of antibiotics, and the misinformation around them
- Why germs can actually be beneficial!
- How the microbiome of a mother can affect their unborn children
- The potential pitfalls of too much sterilization
- What we do to damage our microbiomes, without even knowing
- The different types of microbiomes in our body, and the importance of each
- How advances in technology and changes to diet and lifestyle have impacted our gut health
- How changes in environment can encourage changes in the microbiome, and the subsequent changes that occur in our bodies
- Why the microbiome is the number one indicator of potential disease-development in humans
The Shift Episode #15 guests, in order of appearance:
Summer Bock
Summer Bock - Website
Summer Bock - Facebook
Summer Bock - Instagram
Summer Bock - Twitter
Summer Bock - LinkedIn
Rodney Dietert
Rodney Dietert - Website
Rodney Dietert - Facebook
Rodney Dietert - Twitter
Rodney Dietert - LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh
Dr Felice Gersh - Website
Dr Felice Gersh - Facebook
Dr Felice Gersh - Instagram
Dr Felice Gersh - Twitter
Dr Felice Gersh - LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh - YouTube
Kale Brock
Kale Brock - Website
Kale Brock - Facebook
Kale Brock - Instagram
Kale Brock - Twitter
Kale Brock - LinkedIn
Kale Brock - YouTube
Kale Brock - Podcast
The search for the ‘self’ has always been difficult. We spend our lives trying to find ourselves, to discover who we are inside. Noted psychiatrist, Sigmund Freud, had us narrowed down into three categories: the Id, the Ego, and the Superego. Descartes believed that “I think, therefore I am”. But as our concept of the human mind and body continues to change, there is a new way to look at who we really are (at least biologically). That is; we are 99.5% bacteria, and only 0.5% human DNA.
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #11 of The Shift, are you bacteria, or human? Part 2. Katherine takes us on a journey behind our own curtains, to uncover more about what we’re made of, joined by experts Dr Marvin Singh, Kale Brock, Eugenia Bone, Rodney Dietert, Dr Leo Galland, Dr David Perlmutter, Jenny Tschiesche and Dr William Davis. Katherine and her guests put their professional knowledge forth to explain more about our microbial makeup, and how that makeup responds to and communicates with the rest of our body.
They also discuss the following:
- Different kinds of bacteria that can be found within the human body
- Why the microbiome is one of the most important parts of our body
- How much of our microbiome and overall health is influenced by our environment?
- What microbiology actually is
- The various aspects of our lives, such as nutrition, exercise and behaviour, that are mediated by the microbiome
- Can you change your microbiome using just your thoughts?
- What fad dieting can do to your gut health
- Can humans that live together, alter each others microbiomes?
- How our microbiome can detox chemicals from our environment
- Can something as simple as the air we breath affect our gut health?
- What can we do to change our unhealthy gut?
- The one particular strain of bacteria that can lessen the appearance of wrinkles, help you get better sleep and even speed up the body’s healing process
- The future potential to reverse autoimmune disease and neurological conditions while dramatically improving health, all through healing the microbiome
- Probiotic supplements, yay or nay?
The Shift Episode #14 guests, in order of appearance:
Dr Marvin Singh
Dr Marvin Singh - Website
Dr Marvin Singh - Facebook
Dr Marvin Singh - Instagram
Dr Marvin Singh - Twitter
Dr Marvin Singh - LinkedIn
Dr Marvin Singh - YouTube
Kale Brock
Kale Brock - Website
Kale Brock - Facebook
Kale Brock - Instagram
Kale Brock - Twitter
Kale Brock - LinkedIn
Kale Brock - YouTube
Kale Brock - Podcast
Eugenia Bone
Eugenia Bone - Website
Eugenia Bone - Instagram
Eugenia Bone - Twitter
Eugenia Bone - LinkedIn
Rodney Dietert
Rodney Dietert - Website
Rodney Dietert - Facebook
Rodney Dietert - Twitter
Rodney Dietert - LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland
Dr Leo Galland - Website
Dr Leo Galland - Facebook
Dr Leo Galland - Instagram
Dr Leo Galland - Twitter
Dr Leo Galland - LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland - YouTube
Dr David Perlmutter
Dr David Perlmutter - Website
Dr David Perlmutter - Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter - Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter - Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter - LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter - YouTube
Jenny Tschiesche
Jenny Tschiesche - Website
Jenny Tschiesche - Facebook
Jenny Tschiesche - Instagram
Jenny Tschiesche - Twitter
Jenny Tschiesche - LinkedIn
Dr William Davis
Dr William Davis - Website
Dr William Davis - Facebook
Dr William Davis - Instagram
Dr William Davis - Twitter
Dr William Davis - LinkedIn
Dr William Davis - Pinterest
Dr William Davis - YouTube
Humans as a species have always had a strong relationship with food. It’s what fuels us and nourishes our bodies to keep our remarkable biological ecosystem running. When our eating habits become disconnected from the nutrition our bodies genuinely needs and our scales start to tip towards destructive eating patterns, maybe we should start looking towards our emotional attachment to the foods we decide to put on our plate?
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
On episode #10 of the Shift, emotions, beliefs and the psychology of food, Katherine gets to the emotional root of our relationship with food. Whether it’s the unquenchable desire to imitate our Instagram wellness heroes or turning to sugar or alcohol in a moment of turmoil, she explores the possible links to the emotional triggers that can alter the way we see and consume foods. On this episode Kathrine is joined by Angela Pifer, Dr Tom O'Bryan, Christine Hassler, Kate Reardon, Diane Ryan, Rebecca Coomes, Jenny Tschiesche and Charlotte Watts.
Also discussed within this episode:
- Our various connections with food
- Childhood experiences encouraging certain food based relationships
- Emotional connections to physiological problems
- Our emotional attachments with food
- What eating disorders are and the main types
- Orthorexia and how it manifests itself
- The impact of having an eating disorder on your digestive system
- How binging, purging and trauma affect your gut
- Why we are seeing a rise of eating disorders amongst our youth
- Instagram wellness gurus and unrealistic health expectations
- The self-love model and being the role model for others
- Mindfulness around eating
- How to develop a healthy relationship with food
The Shift Episode #13 guests, in order of appearance:
Angela Pifer
Angela Pifer - Website
Angela Pifer - Facebook
Angela Pifer - Twitter
Angela Pifer - LinkedIn
Angela Pifer - Pinterest
Dr Tom O'Bryan
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Website
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Facebook
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Instagram
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Twitter
Dr Tom O'Bryan - LinkedIn
Dr Tom O'Bryan - YouTube
Christine Hassler
Christine Hassler - Website
Christine Hassler - Facebook
Christine Hassler - Instagram
Christine Hassler - Twitter
Christine Hassler - LinkedIn
Christine Hassler - YouTube
Kate Reardon
Kate Reardon - Website
Kate Reardon - Facebook
Kate Reardon - Instagram
Kate Reardon - Twitter
Kate Reardon - LinkedIn
Kate Reardon - Pinterest
Diane Ryan
Diane Ryan - Website
Diane Ryan - Facebook
Diane Ryan - Instagram
Diane Ryan - LinkedIn
Diane Ryan - YouTube
Rebecca Coomes
Rebecca Coomes - Website
Rebecca Coomes - Facebook
Rebecca Coomes - Instagram
Rebecca Coomes - Twitter
Rebecca Coomes - LinkedIn
Rebecca Coomes - Pinterest
Rebecca Coomes - YouTube
Jenny Tschiesche
Jenny Tschiesche - Website
Jenny Tschiesche - Facebook
Jenny Tschiesche - Instagram
Jenny Tschiesche - Twitter
Jenny Tschiesche - LinkedIn
Charlotte Watts
Charlotte Watts - Website
Charlotte Watts - Facebook
Charlotte Watts - Instagram
Charlotte Watts - Twitter
Charlotte Watts - LinkedIn
Charlotte Watts - Pinterest
Charlotte Watts - YouTube
We live in a world of seemingly endless choice and information. While this choice and data has allowed us all to become better informed on what we consume and surround ourselves with, this avalanche of knowledge has also given rise to a world of misinformation and manipulation of choice.
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #9 of The Shift, dysfunction in the industry we call health - part 2, Katherine continues to delve into the world of big industries and their influences on our health. Katherine is joined by Dr. Vincent Pedre, Dr Tom O'Bryan, Dr Marvin Singh, Kale Bock, Nat Kringoudis, Pedram Shojai, Jenny Tschiesche and Pete Evans. The second part of this episode looks at how we have arrived where we are in health today, how influence has taken root in the health decision we all make and what is the shift to take back to better health.
In this episode we also cover:
- Life jackets, and fixing problems by understanding the why
- Differences between the naturopathic or functional medicine approach and the allopathic approach to medicine
- Integrating a more holistic approach to diagnosis with integrative practitioners
- Ego and how this prevents us from moving forward
- Fast tracking and quick fixes
- The shortcomings of self-diagnosis
- How time in consultations can be a large factor in providing the right treatment
- Why doctors own beliefs can sometimes overrule evidence based proof of alternative therapies and approaches to health
- The impact of private enterprise on research in the health field
- Why the rise of Dr Google has a continued effect on the way people think of diseases and healthcare
- Having a level of skepticism is good, but should be weighed against evidence and seeking advice from professionals
- Why reaching better health is a timely process
The Shift Episode #12 guests, in order of appearance:
Dr. Vincent Pedre
Dr. Vincent Pedre - Website
Dr. Vincent Pedre - Facebook
Dr. Vincent Pedre - Twitter
Dr. Vincent Pedre - LinkedIn
Dr. Vincent Pedre - Pinterest
Dr Tom O'Bryan
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Website
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Facebook
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Instagram
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Twitter
Dr Tom O'Bryan - LinkedIn
Dr Tom O'Bryan - YouTube
Dr Marvin Singh
Dr Marvin Singh - Website
Dr Marvin Singh - Facebook
Dr Marvin Singh - Instagram
Dr Marvin Singh - Twitter
Dr Marvin Singh - LinkedIn
Dr Marvin Singh - YouTube
Kale Bock
Kale Bock - Website
Kale Bock - Facebook
Kale Bock - Instagram
Kale Bock - Twitter
Kale Bock - LinkedIn
Kale Bock - YouTube
Kale Bock - Podcast
Nat Kringoudis
Nat Kringoudis - Website
Nat Kringoudis - Facebook
Nat Kringoudis - Instagram
Nat Kringoudis - Twitter
Nat Kringoudis - LinkedIn
Nat Kringoudis - YouTube
Pedram Shojai
Pedram Shojai - Website
Pedram Shojai - Facebook
Pedram Shojai - Instagram
Pedram Shojai - Twitter
Pedram Shojai - LinkedIn
Pedram Shojai - YouTube
Pedram Shojai - Podcast
Jenny Tschiesche
Jenny Tschiesche - Website
Jenny Tschiesche - Facebook
Jenny Tschiesche - Instagram
Jenny Tschiesche - Twitter
Jenny Tschiesche - LinkedIn
Pete Evans
Pete Evans - Website
Pete Evans - Facebook
Pete Evans - Instagram
Pete Evans - LinkedIn
Pete Evans - YouTube
The current state of our health is in a crisis. With commercial enterprises sponsoring health studies and the information we are provided each day mixing between real science backed facts and marketing lingo, it’s hard to figure out who is the right voice to listen too.
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #9 of The Shift, dysfunction in the industry we call health - part 1, Katherine dives into the turbulent world of big industries and their influences on our health. Katherine explores if there's a link between big pharma and the state of our health, where dietary guidelines actually come from as well as medical mismanagement and the epidemic of quick fixes.Katherine is joined by Rodney Dietert, Steph Lowe, Dr William Davis, Jenny Tschiesche, Pedram Shojai, Dr Leo Galland, Dr Felice Gersh, Dr Tom O'Bryan, Kale Bock, Dr David Perlmutter and Pete Evans.
Also within this episode:
- The dire state of health across the globe
- The evolving guidelines of the food pyramid
- Why the health star rating has become obsolete
- Big industry’s impact on The USDA’s new dietary guidelines
- Jamie Oliver, influential food bloggers and a dietary message
- How governmental guidelines could be killing us
- Removing dairy and wheat from our diet and what that means economically for Australia.
- The Dietetics Association of Australia severing ties with big food brands
- How American taxpayers are subsidising harmful food ingredients and the effects on the health industry
- How big pharma manipulates practitioners
- Big pharma’s dominance within in media
- The shocking case study results of some FDA approved drugs
- Why it takes so long for game changing translational research to reach the mainstream
- White coat syndrome, and the over prescription of antibiotics
- How to determine if what we are being told is true
- Lifetime treatment planning
Resources:
The Human Superorganism - R. Dietert
Article: Non-profit’s $300 hepatitis C cure as effective as $84,000 alternative
The Shift Episode #11 guests, in order of appearance:
Rodney Dietert
Rodney Dietert - Website
Rodney Dietert - Facebook
Rodney Dietert - Twitter
Rodney Dietert - LinkedIn
Steph Lowe
Steph Lowe - Website
Steph Lowe - Facebook
Steph Lowe - Instagram
Steph Lowe - Twitter
Steph Lowe - LinkedIn
Dr William Davis
Dr William Davis - Website
Dr William Davis - Facebook
Dr William Davis - Instagram
Dr William Davis - Twitter
Dr William Davis - LinkedIn
Dr William Davis - Pinterest
Dr William Davis - YouTube
Jenny Tschiesche
Jenny Tschiesche - Website
Jenny Tschiesche - Facebook
Jenny Tschiesche - Instagram
Jenny Tschiesche - Twitter
Jenny Tschiesche - LinkedIn
Pedram Shojai
Pedram Shojai - Website
Pedram Shojai - Facebook
Pedram Shojai - Instagram
Pedram Shojai - Twitter
Pedram Shojai - LinkedIn
Pedram Shojai - YouTube
Pedram Shojai - Podcast
Dr Leo Galland
Dr Leo Galland - Website
Dr Leo Galland - Facebook
Dr Leo Galland - Instagram
Dr Leo Galland - Twitter
Dr Leo Galland - LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland - YouTube
Dr Felice Gersh
Dr Felice Gersh - Website
Dr Felice Gersh - Facebook
Dr Felice Gersh - Instagram
Dr Felice Gersh - Twitter
Dr Felice Gersh - LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh - YouTube
Dr Tom O'Bryan
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Website
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Facebook
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Instagram
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Twitter
Dr Tom O'Bryan - LinkedIn
Dr Tom O'Bryan - YouTube
Kale Bock
Kale Bock - Website
Kale Bock - Facebook
Kale Bock - Instagram
Kale Bock - Twitter
Kale Bock - LinkedIn
Kale Bock - YouTube
Kale Bock - Podcast
Dr David Perlmutter
Dr David Perlmutter - Website
Dr David Perlmutter - Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter - Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter - Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter - LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter - YouTube
Pete Evans
Pete Evans - Website
Pete Evans - Facebook
Pete Evans - Instagram
Pete Evans - LinkedIn
Pete Evans - YouTube
Some of the foods humans love to eat are also some of the worst for our bodies, especially the gut. But not all of us are made the same. Knowing how foods like wheat, dairy, grains and processed foods impact you at an individual level can ensure you are making the right choices for your personal health.
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #10 of The Shift, food part 2 - What do I eat?, Katherine looks into the 4 most common food intolerances humans have: Dairy, Gluten and Carbs and Grain. She investigates why these items are having such an impact and what is really happening to them when they reach the gut microbiome, and why popular “healthy”diets might not always be the right approach. Katherine is joined on this episode by Dr David Perlmutter, Dr William Davis, Pete Evans, Dr Marvin Singh, Angela Pifer, Summer Bock, Dr Felice Gersh, Lee Holmes, Dan Churchill and Aly Cohen.
This episode also covers:
- Nourishing your gut and brain
- Reverting back to old feeding practices -Mimicking primitive diets to feed your gut flora
- What are Paleo and Ketogenic diets and are they good for you?
- FODMAP diet - what is it?
- The importance of fermented foods and the miracle of SCOBYs
- Thinking about the food we consume as a wellness program and not a diet
- Fasting and why you should give your digestive system time to restore itself
- Enjoying a diverse diet and building a better relationship with food
- Why we forget the impact our hormones have on our system
- Organic food and the implications of that label
The Shift Episode #10 guests, in order of appearance:
Dr David Perlmutter
Dr David Perlmutter - Website
Dr David Perlmutter - Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter - Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter - Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter - LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter - YouTube
Dr William Davis
Dr William Davis - Website
Dr William Davis - Facebook
Dr William Davis - Instagram
Dr William Davis - Twitter
Dr William Davis - LinkedIn
Dr William Davis - Pinterest
Dr William Davis - YouTube
Pete Evans
Pete Evans - Website
Pete Evans - Facebook
Pete Evans - Instagram
Pete Evans - LinkedIn
Pete Evans - YouTube
Dr Marvin Singh
Dr Marvin Singh - Website
Dr Marvin Singh - Facebook
Dr Marvin Singh - Instagram
Dr Marvin Singh - Twitter
Dr Marvin Singh - LinkedIn
Dr Marvin Singh - YouTube
Angela Pifer
Angela Pifer - Website
Angela Pifer - Facebook
Angela Pifer - Twitter
Angela Pifer - LinkedIn
Angela Pifer - Pinterest
Summer Bock
Summer Bock - Website
Summer Bock - Facebook
Summer Bock - Instagram
Summer Bock - Twitter
Summer Bock - LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh
Dr Felice Gersh - Website
Dr Felice Gersh - Facebook
Dr Felice Gersh - Instagram
Dr Felice Gersh - Twitter
Dr Felice Gersh - LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh - YouTube
Lee Holmes
Lee Holmes - Website
Lee Holmes - Facebook
Lee Holmes - Instagram
Lee Holmes - Twitter
Lee Holmes - LinkedIn
Lee Holmes - Pinterest
Lee Holmes - YouTube
Dan Churchill
Dan Churchill - Website
Dan Churchill - Facebook
Dan Churchill - Instagram
Dan Churchill - Twitter
Dan Churchill - LinkedIn
Dan Churchill - Pinterest
Dan Churchill - YouTube
Aly Cohen
Aly Cohen - Website
Aly Cohen - Facebook
Aly Cohen - Instagram
Aly Cohen - Twitter
Aly Cohen - LinkedIn
There seems to be a certain level of discord around the foods we should be consuming. With certain potentially harmful foods and diets gaining popularity it might be time to seek a clearer idea of what is genuinely good for fueling and maintaining our bodies.
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #9 of The Shift, food part 1 - what you’ve always known is a lie, Katherine investigates the ways that our bodies react to the foods we currently consume. Not only that, she hunts for the reasons behind why we are developing food intolerances, how certain “healthy” diets can affect your body’s ecosystem and which foods we should be avoiding in order to restore a healthy dietary balance. Katherine is joined on this episode by Dr Marvin Singh, Dr Leo Galland, Dr Tom O'Bryan, Dr William Davis, Dr David Perlmutter, Angela Pifer and Aly Cohen.
This episode also covers:
- Food intolerance reaction versus reactions to bacterial fermentation
- Differences between food allergy and food intolerance
- Dairy and its relation to our gut and body health
- What’s the problem with wheat and gluten?
- Modern wheat and its effect on gut health
- What the differences are between ancient wheat and its current counterpart
- The emotional attachment to wheat
- Navigating the anti-grain movement
- Raising awareness of the true, modern science behind certain foods
- Good carbohydrates and dietary fibre
- The over intake of carbohydrates by athletes and possible alternatives
- Foods to avoid to maintain intestinal health
The Shift Episode #09 guests, in order of appearance:
Dr Marvin Singh
Dr Marvin Singh - Website
Dr Marvin Singh - Facebook
Dr Marvin Singh - Instagram
Dr Marvin Singh - Twitter
Dr Marvin Singh - LinkedIn
Dr Marvin Singh - YouTube
Dr Leo Galland
Dr Leo Galland - Website
Dr Leo Galland - Facebook
Dr Leo Galland - Instagram
Dr Leo Galland - Twitter
Dr Leo Galland - LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland - YouTube
Dr Tom O'Bryan
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Website
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Facebook
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Instagram
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Twitter
Dr Tom O'Bryan - LinkedIn
Dr Tom O'Bryan - YouTube
Dr William Davis
Dr William Davis - Website
Dr William Davis - Facebook
Dr William Davis - Instagram
Dr William Davis - Twitter
Dr William Davis - LinkedIn
Dr William Davis - Pinterest
Dr William Davis - YouTube
Dr David Perlmutter
Dr David Perlmutter - Website
Dr David Perlmutter - Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter - Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter - Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter - LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter - YouTube
Angela Pifer
Angela Pifer - Website
Angela Pifer - Facebook
Angela Pifer - Twitter
Angela Pifer - LinkedIn
Angela Pifer - Pinterest
Aly Cohen
Aly Cohen - Website
Aly Cohen - Facebook
Aly Cohen - Instagram
Aly Cohen - Twitter
Aly Cohen - LinkedIn
The more we discover about how the lives we are living are impacting our health, the more we move out of the age of blaming our genes for our health issues and into a time when we can take responsibility for our health.
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #08 of The Shift, on our way out - the decline of our species - part 2, Katherine continues the exploring the contributing factors to our poor health and possible links between diet and environmental factors. Katherine is joined on this episode by Rodney Dietert, Dr Leo Galland, Dr Felice Gersh and Dr David Perlmutter. In part 2 Katherine examines fertility and its link to food, the changing understanding of species and reproduction, the links between the microbiome and the ovaries, how birth control impacts the normal cycle for women and the surprising impact mens microbiome has on their children.
This episode also covers:
- The importance of immune-microbiome interaction and effects of cross species genetics
- Microbiome and gut health on reproductive health and fertility
- Findings around infertility and certain foods
- How inflammation and stress can all have similar effects and can block ovulation
- Thinking about your future self and reducing the health risks earlier in your life
- Why a high percentage of diseases are preventable
- The new era of disconnection syndrome
- Why men with celiac disease can impact the birth weight of their children
- How wheat is a real problem for human consumption across all age groups
- The way Alzheimer's is impacted by the gut microbiome and is possibly
- The microbiome influenced the expression of the human genome
The Shift Episode #08 guests, in order of appearance:
Rodney Dietert
Rodney Dietert - Website
Rodney Dietert - Facebook
Rodney Dietert - Twitter
Rodney Dietert - LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh
Dr Felice Gersh - Website
Dr Felice Gersh - Facebook
Dr Felice Gersh - Instagram
Dr Felice Gersh - Twitter
Dr Felice Gersh - LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh - YouTube
Dr Tom O'Bryan
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Website
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Facebook
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Instagram
Dr Tom O'Bryan - Twitter
Dr Tom O'Bryan - LinkedIn
Dr Tom O'Bryan - YouTube
Dr David Perlmutter
Dr David Perlmutter - Website
Dr David Perlmutter - Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter - Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter - Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter - LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter - YouTube
We may be living longer but we’re certainly living sicker. In some cases, medications may just be masking the symptoms of the ailments that we’re experiencing, rather than getting to the internal core of the problem.
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #07 of The Shift, On our way out – the decline of our species part 1, Katherine begins to examine the foremost factors contributing to our poor health and possible links between diet and environmental factors. She is joined on this episode by Rodney Dietert, Dr Leo Galland, Dr Tom O’Bryan, Dr Felice Gersh and Aly Cohen. Katherine examines allergies and their hidden causes, why women are more at risk of contracting diseases and the consequences of becoming dependent on medications rather than curing the cause.
Also within this episode:
- How we manage and medicate rather than cure chronic diseases – the patterns
- Why people develop allergies and masking the symptoms
- The effects of pollen related allergies on your cognitive abilities
- Hidden allergies and the potential culprits
- The varying types of allergy tests and categories of allergy types
- Why there is visible allergy symptoms in some people and not with others
- Why you shouldn’t shut down the immune system’s protective capabilities
- The gut and autoimmune disease
- Why women are more at risk of diseases
- Why we have an increase in autoimmune diseases
- Environmental factors and their contribution to geographically prevalent diseases
- What are Superfund sites
- Challenges surrounding research to prove harmful environmental factors on our health
- Legislation and new chemicals
The Shift Episode #07 guests, in order of appearance:
Rodney Dietert
Rodney Dietert – Website
Rodney Dietert – Facebook
Rodney Dietert – Twitter
Rodney Dietert – LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland
Dr Leo Galland – Website
Dr Leo Galland – Facebook
Dr Leo Galland – Instagram
Dr Leo Galland – Twitter
Dr Leo Galland – LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland – YouTube
Dr Tom O’Bryan
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Website
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Facebook
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Instagram
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Twitter
Dr Tom O’Bryan – LinkedIn
Dr Tom O’Bryan – YouTube
Dr Felice Gersh
Dr Felice Gersh – Website
Dr Felice Gersh – Facebook
Dr Felice Gersh – Instagram
Dr Felice Gersh – Twitter
Dr Felice Gersh – LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh – YouTube
Aly Cohen
Aly Cohen – Website
Aly Cohen – Facebook
Aly Cohen – Instagram
Aly Cohen – Twitter
Aly Cohen – LinkedIn
There’s a special relationship present within your body – the mind-gut connection. It’s the delicate internal balance between your brain and digestive system. If this balance alters because of something as common as emotional stress or poor eating habits, then we may see change in the way we function emotionally and physically.
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #6 of the Shift The brain you never knew you had, Katherine dives further into how our emotional well being and gut health are intertwined. She discusses inflammatory markers, leaky brain, serotonin levels in the gut and what the biggest digestive problems we’re facing today are and how we can remedy this. Katherine is joined by Angela Pifer, Nat Kringoudis, Summer Bock, Charlotte Watts, Christine Hassler, Dr Leo Galland, Dr. Vincent Pedre, Dr David Perlmutter, Lee Holmes and Dr Tom O’Bryan.
Also featured within this episode:
- The definite no’s relating to digestive health
- The effects of stress on your gut
- Fight or flight response, chronic stress and bad diet affecting your microbiome
- Why people are unaware of their stress
- How emotions can cause internal stresses upon the physical body
- Stress inventories and taking charge
- How an improved diet can affect behaviour
- Why gut microbes love stress and the vicious cycle they create
- Gut bacterial changes and their relation to depression
- The biggest issue people are facing today
- How the relationship between your gut and mental health works
- The gut and its role in the inflammation of the brain
- The interconnectedness between the blood-brain barrier and the gut
- How neurological degenerative diseases could relate to past inflammatory markers
Useful resources:
Changing Gut Bacteria Through Diet Affects Brain Function – UCLA study, May 28, 2013
The Mind-Gut Connection: How the Hidden Conversation Within Our Bodies Impacts Our Mood, Our Choices, and Our Overall Health – Dr. Emeran Meyer:
The Shift Episode #06 guests, in order of appearance:
Angela Pifer
Angela Pifer – Website
Angela Pifer – Facebook
Angela Pifer – Twitter
Angela Pifer – LinkedIn
Angela Pifer – Pinterest
Nat Kringoudis
Nat Kringoudis – Website
Nat Kringoudis – Facebook
Nat Kringoudis – Instagram
Nat Kringoudis – Twitter
Nat Kringoudis – LinkedIn
Nat Kringoudis – YouTube
Summer Bock
Summer Bock – Website
Summer Bock – Facebook
Summer Bock – Instagram
Summer Bock – Twitter
Summer Bock – LinkedIn
Charlotte Watts
Charlotte Watts – Website
Charlotte Watts – Facebook
Charlotte Watts – Instagram
Charlotte Watts – Twitter
Charlotte Watts – LinkedIn
Charlotte Watts – Pinterest
Charlotte Watts – YouTube
Christine Hassler
Christine Hassler – Website
Christine Hassler – Facebook
Christine Hassler – Instagram
Christine Hassler – Twitter
Christine Hassler – LinkedIn
Christine Hassler – YouTube
Dr Leo Galland
Dr Leo Galland – Website
Dr Leo Galland – Facebook
Dr Leo Galland – Instagram
Dr Leo Galland – Twitter
Dr Leo Galland – LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland – YouTube
Dr. Vincent Pedre
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Website
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Facebook
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Twitter
Dr. Vincent Pedre – LinkedIn
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Pinterest
Dr David Perlmutter
Dr David Perlmutter – Website
Dr David Perlmutter – Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter – Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter – Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter – LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter – YouTube
Lee Holmes
Lee Holmes – Website
Lee Holmes – Facebook
Lee Holmes – Instagram
Lee Holmes – Twitter
Lee Holmes – LinkedIn
Lee Holmes – Pinterest
Lee Holmes – YouTube
Dr Tom O’Bryan
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Website
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Facebook
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Instagram
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Twitter
Dr Tom O’Bryan – LinkedIn
Dr Tom O’Bryan – YouTube
Your gut has a wonderful connection to almost every system within your body. It’s an intricate relationship, and your body is well equipped at maintaining this incredible machine, should the environment be right. However, what if there is a problem, something that rocks the balance within, and the scale of your personal ecosystem gets tipped and you didn’t even know?
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In Episode #5 of The Shift –Allergy, autoimmune, infertility – what we didn’t know, Katherine discusses the connection between our gut and our body’s other systems. She starts to unravel the mysteries around some of the problems we may find ourselves experiencing such as compromised reproductive health or severe allergies, and investigates the potential links to your gut’s microbiome. This week, Angela Pifer, Dr Felice Gersh, Nat Kringoudis, Dr Leo Galland, Aly Cohen, Dr Tom O’Bryan, Dr David Perlmutter and Dr. Vincent Pedre and special guest Lucy join Katherine in getting to the heart of the things within.
Also within this episode:
- What causes Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth – SIBO?
- Introducing SIFO
- What’s to be done about the prevalence of Vaginal Dysbiosis?
- Maintaining vaginal equilibrium – The hornets’ nest and women’s health
- The mysteries of the male genital microbiome
- How our reproductive health is connected to our gut
- Why is there a rise of endometriosis and adenomyosis?
- Hormonal health and the links to your microbiome
- Why are we suffering from so many allergies?
- The intestinal permeability link to allergies and autoimmunity
- Why sleep is so important for our gut health
Useful Links:
The Allergy Solution – Leo Galland
The Shift Episode #05 guests, in order of appearance:
Angela Pifer
Angela Pifer – Website
Angela Pifer – Facebook
Angela Pifer – Twitter
Angela Pifer – LinkedIn
Angela Pifer – Pinterest
Dr Felice Gersh
Dr Felice Gersh – Website
Dr Felice Gersh – Facebook
Dr Felice Gersh – Instagram
Dr Felice Gersh – Twitter
Dr Felice Gersh – LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh – YouTube
Nat Kringoudis
Nat Kringoudis – Website
Nat Kringoudis – Facebook
Nat Kringoudis – Instagram
Nat Kringoudis – Twitter
Nat Kringoudis – LinkedIn
Nat Kringoudis – YouTube
Dr Leo Galland
Dr Leo Galland – Website
Dr Leo Galland – Facebook
Dr Leo Galland – Instagram
Dr Leo Galland – Twitter
Dr Leo Galland – LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland – YouTube
Aly Cohen
Aly Cohen – Website
Aly Cohen – Facebook
Aly Cohen – Instagram
Aly Cohen – Twitter
Aly Cohen – LinkedIn
Dr Tom O’Bryan
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Website
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Facebook
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Instagram
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Twitter
Dr Tom O’Bryan – LinkedIn
Dr Tom O’Bryan – YouTube
Dr David Perlmutter
Dr David Perlmutter – Website
Dr David Perlmutter – Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter – Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter – Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter – LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter – YouTube
Dr. Vincent Pedre
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Website
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Facebook
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Twitter
Dr. Vincent Pedre – LinkedIn
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Pinterest
Stomach complaints, they affect us all eventually. Whether it’s feeling a little bloated, enduring acid reflux or having a less than perfect bowel movement – these are symptoms that many health professionals come across, regularly. But, if these certain types of body functions are so common, how do we know when they’re becoming problematic, and what are some of the real causes of these frequent complaints?
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In Episode #04 of The Shift – Bloating – it’s not your fault, and you’re not alone, Katherine discusses the most complained about known issues surrounding gut health, while also investigating some of their root causes. In this episode, Dr Marvin Singh, Dr Felice Gersh, Dr Vincent Pedre, Dr Tom O’Bryan, Angela Pifer, Dr Aly Cohen, and special guest Lucy team up with Katherine to tackle this topic. From the perfect poo to our intimate areas, Katherine doesn’t hold back from asking the deepest, shy making questions regarding some of the most commonly reported health complaints and whether our gut health has any part to play.
Also within this episode:
- The real life impact of bloating
- Three ways food can cause bloating
- The nature of flatulence, and how to recognise when it’s becoming a problem
- Acid reflux what could be the real causes,
- Why listening to the language of your body is important
- What is the perfect poo?
- The implications of constipation
- Your body’s natural detox systems
- IBS – The diagnostic dumping ground
- A brief introduction to SIBO
- Whatever happened to Lucy?
- SIFO Candida
- Female yeast infections
- What’s going on within women’s vaginal microbiome?
Links to further Information:
Bristol Stool Chart Download
Gastroenterology Study November 2014
The Shift Episode #04 guests, in order of appearance:
Dr Marvin Singh
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Dr Marvin Singh – Twitter
Dr Marvin Singh – LinkedIn
Dr Marvin Singh – YouTube
Dr. Vincent Pedre
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Website
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Facebook
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Twitter
Dr. Vincent Pedre – LinkedIn
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Pinterest
Dr Felice Gersh
Dr Felice Gersh – Website
Dr Felice Gersh – Facebook
Dr Felice Gersh – Instagram
Dr Felice Gersh – Twitter
Dr Felice Gersh – LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh – YouTube
Dr Tom O’Bryan
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Website
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Facebook
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Instagram
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Twitter
Dr Tom O’Bryan – LinkedIn
Dr Tom O’Bryan – YouTube
Angela Pifer
Angela Pifer – Website
Angela Pifer – Facebook
Angela Pifer – Twitter
Angela Pifer – LinkedIn
Angela Pifer – Pinterest
Aly Cohen
Aly Cohen – Website
Aly Cohen – Facebook
Aly Cohen – Instagram
Aly Cohen – Twitter
Aly Cohen – LinkedIn
The digestive system is a complex structure within our bodies. Its ability to endlessly function – digesting, breaking food down, and extracting vital nutrients is a feat of genius engineering. Therefore, when a component within that system is interfered with there can often be a knock-on effect that could impair digestion.
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #03, The digestive machine – what if the money you spend on food is being flushed down the toilet? Katherine dives right into the ecosystem of our gut and the potential complications that can occur when certain factors are compromised. She’ll be introducing the concept of your body’s microbiome and how it plays a crucial role in gut health, as well as presenting the concept of integrative care within medical practices.
Also within this episode:
- How our gut’s foundation is critical for our overall health
- How food is broken down and absorbed – the pearl necklace method
- Introducing the microbiome and its impact on the longevity of your health
- What the digestive system actually does
- Stomach acid and its potential link to allergies
- Unnecessary stomach surgeries and the mysteries of the appendix[
- The effect of gallbladder removal on digestion
- Holism within modern medical practices
- The role of integrative care and understanding a patient’s individual needs
Resources:
Time to halt the over prescribing of proton pump inhibitors
The Shift Episode #03 guests, in order of appearance:
Dr Felice Gersh
Dr Felice Gersh – Website
Dr Felice Gersh – Facebook
Dr Felice Gersh – Instagram
Dr Felice Gersh – Twitter
Dr Felice Gersh – LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh – YouTube
Dr Marvin Singh
Dr Marvin Singh – Website
Dr Marvin Singh – Facebook
Dr Marvin Singh – Instagram
Dr Marvin Singh – Twitter
Dr Marvin Singh – LinkedIn
Dr Marvin Singh – YouTube
Summer Bock
Summer Bock – Website
Summer Bock – Facebook
Summer Bock – Instagram
Summer Bock – Twitter
Summer Bock – LinkedIn
Dr Tom O’Bryan
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Website
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Facebook
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Instagram
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Twitter
Dr Tom O’Bryan – LinkedIn
Dr Tom O’Bryan – YouTube
Dr Leo Galland
Dr Leo Galland – Website
Dr Leo Galland – Facebook
Dr Leo Galland – Instagram
Dr Leo Galland – Twitter
Dr Leo Galland – LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland – YouTube
Dr William Davis
Dr William Davis – Website
Dr William Davis – Facebook
Dr William Davis – Instagram
Dr William Davis – Twitter
Dr William Davis – LinkedIn
Dr William Davis – Pinterest
Dr William Davis – YouTube
Angela Pifer
Angela Pifer – Website
Angela Pifer – Facebook
Angela Pifer – Twitter
Angela Pifer – LinkedIn
Angela Pifer – Pinterest
Rodney Dietert
Rodney Dietert – Website
Rodney Dietert – Facebook
Rodney Dietert – Twitter
Rodney Dietert – LinkedIn
Living within such a fast-paced world, at times it can seem that we are becoming more disconnected from ourselves. Many of us are taking on not-so-positive patterns of behaviour, particularly when it comes to the foods we’re eating, the lifestyles we leading, and how we approach our general health. So, maybe it’s time for a shift?
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the change in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #02 of The Shift, Shift success – these small things make all the difference, Katherine begins to look at how we are currently living our lives and where we can start focusing our attentions to start making healthy changes. This week, Pedram Shojai, Dr David Perlmutter, Dr. Vincent Pedre, Dr Felice Gersh, Kate Reardon, Aly Cohen, Dr Tom O’Bryan, Jenny Tschiesche, Angela Pifer, Christine Hassler and Diane Ryan join Katherine in discussing the health challenges that , whilst also peppering the conversation with their own personal stories and the shifts they’ve experienced.
Also within this episode:
- How we exist today
- How do we upgrade our operating systems?
- Making shifts within our lives
- Kate Reardon’s powerful shift story,
- Starting to think about your own gut health
- Why are people so disconnected from what is happening within their bodies?
- Philosophies around health
- Questioning the origins of your food
- Your inner critic, and what it should be saying
- The importance of your mind in making the shift, and taking the time to learn
The Shift Episode #02 guests, in order of appearance:
Pedram Shojai
Pedram Shojai – Website
Pedram Shojai – Facebook
Pedram Shojai – Instagram
Pedram Shojai – Twitter
Pedram Shojai – LinkedIn
Pedram Shojai – YouTube
Pedram Shojai – Podcast
Dr David Perlmutter
Dr David Perlmutter – Website
Dr David Perlmutter – Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter – Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter – Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter – LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter – YouTube
Dr. Vincent Pedre
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Website
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Facebook
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Twitter
Dr. Vincent Pedre – LinkedIn
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Pinterest
Dr Felice Gersh
Dr Felice Gersh – Website
Dr Felice Gersh – Facebook
Dr Felice Gersh – Instagram
Dr Felice Gersh – Twitter
Dr Felice Gersh – LinkedIn
Dr Felice Gersh – YouTube
Kate Reardon
Kate Reardon – Website
Kate Reardon – Facebook
Kate Reardon – Instagram
Kate Reardon – Twitter
Kate Reardon – LinkedIn
Kate Reardon – Pinterest
Aly Cohen
Aly Cohen – Website
Aly Cohen – Facebook
Aly Cohen – Instagram
Aly Cohen – Twitter
Aly Cohen – LinkedIn
Dr Tom O’Bryan
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Website
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Facebook
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Instagram
Dr Tom O’Bryan – Twitter
Dr Tom O’Bryan – LinkedIn
Dr Tom O’Bryan – YouTube
Jenny Tschiesche
Jenny Tschiesche – Website
Jenny Tschiesche – Facebook
Jenny Tschiesche – Instagram
Jenny Tschiesche – Twitter
Jenny Tschiesche – LinkedIn
Angela Pifer
Angela Pifer – Website
Angela Pifer – Facebook
Angela Pifer – Twitter
Angela Pifer – LinkedIn
Angela Pifer – Pinterest
Christine Hassler
Christine Hassler – Website
Christine Hassler – Facebook
Christine Hassler – Instagram
Christine Hassler – Twitter
Christine Hassler – LinkedIn
Christine Hassler – YouTube
Diane Ryan
Diane Ryan – Website
Diane Ryan – Facebook
Diane Ryan – Instagram
Diane Ryan – LinkedIn
Diane Ryan – YouTube
Most of us understand that we should maintain a nutritious diet to keep our bodies in good health. However, what if you were to learn that there are other significant roles our digestive system plays within our bodies, besides processing our food for fuel? There’s more going on in our gastrointestinal systems than you may think, so now is the time to explore the real reasons why our gut health truly matters.
Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.
In episode #1 of The Shift – I’ve got a gut feeling that you’re going to want to know this, Katherine uncovers just how significant our gut health is, and whether there are links to other functions within our bodies, such as mental health. In this episode Dr. Pedram Shojai, Christine Hassler, Dr Marvin Singh, Jenny Tschiesche, Rebecca Coomes, Dr David Perlmutter, Dr. Vincent Pedre, Summer Bock, Dr Leo Galland, Dr William Davis and Kate Reardon join Katherine in her exploration. From our moods and general welfare to allergies and chronic diseases, maybe it’s time to start looking to our gut as the first port of call?
Also within this episode:
- Why is gut health important?
- The second brain
- The domino effect of bad gut health
- What is the Microbiome?
- Our well being connection to our digestive system
- Is the gut central to all disease and health within our bodies?
- The impacts of more integrative care for patients
- The right diet, and taking control –William’s story
The Shift Episode #01 guests, in order of appearance:
Dr. Pedram Shojai
Dr. Pedram Shojai – Website
Dr. Pedram Shojai – Facebook
Dr. Pedram Shojai – Instagram
Dr. Pedram Shojai – Twitter
Dr. Pedram Shojai – LinkedIn
Dr. Pedram Shojai – YouTube
Dr. Pedram Shojai – Podcast
Christine Hassler
Christine Hassler – Website
Christine Hassler – Facebook
Christine Hassler – Instagram
Christine Hassler – Twitter
Christine Hassler – LinkedIn
Christine Hassler – YouTube
Dr Marvin Singh
Dr Marvin Singh – Website
Dr Marvin Singh – Facebook
Dr Marvin Singh – Instagram
Dr Marvin Singh – Twitter
Dr Marvin Singh – LinkedIn
Dr Marvin Singh – YouTube
Jenny Tschiesche
Jenny Tschiesche – Website
Jenny Tschiesche – Facebook
Jenny Tschiesche – Instagram
Jenny Tschiesche – Twitter
Jenny Tschiesche – LinkedIn
Rebecca Coomes
Rebecca Coomes – Website
Rebecca Coomes – Facebook
Rebecca Coomes – Instagram
Rebecca Coomes – Twitter
Rebecca Coomes – LinkedIn
Rebecca Coomes – Pinterest
Rebecca Coomes – YouTube
Dr David Perlmutter
Dr David Perlmutter – Website
Dr David Perlmutter – Facebook
Dr David Perlmutter – Instagram
Dr David Perlmutter – Twitter
Dr David Perlmutter – LinkedIn
Dr David Perlmutter – YouTube
Dr. Vincent Pedre
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Website
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Facebook
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Twitter
Dr. Vincent Pedre – LinkedIn
Dr. Vincent Pedre – Pinterest
Summer Bock
Summer Bock – Website
Summer Bock – Facebook
Summer Bock – Instagram
Summer Bock – Twitter
Summer Bock – LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland
Dr Leo Galland – Website
Dr Leo Galland – Facebook
Dr Leo Galland – Instagram
Dr Leo Galland – Twitter
Dr Leo Galland – LinkedIn
Dr Leo Galland – YouTube
Dr William Davis
Dr William Davis – Website
Dr William Davis – Facebook
Dr William Davis – Instagram
Dr William Davis – Twitter
Dr William Davis – LinkedIn
Dr William Davis – Pinterest
Dr William Davis – YouTube
Kate Reardon
Kate Reardon – Website
Kate Reardon – Facebook
Kate Reardon – Instagram
Kate Reardon – Twitter
Kate Reardon – LinkedIn
Kate Reardon – Pinterest
In order for us to change, we need to make shifts. By shifting our health, mindset, habits or direction we can move through discomfort and into the next version of ourselves.
The Shift was born out of the desire to help people to make their shift. It is an audio-documentary style seasonal podcast that will take you on a journey of insight, inspiration and aha moments that are curated to help you to shift.
Season one of The Shift is focused on gut health and will explore all things around digestion, gut health, the microbiome and its link in disease.
Hosted by naturopath and author Katherine Maslen, The Shift is entertaining, engaging and most of all informative. You’ll discover all there is to know about gut health in this easy to digest series.