Harnessing Essential Oils for Emotional Healing and Inflammation Relief

Join Elizabeth Yarnell as she chats with Jodi Cohen, CEO of Vibrant Blue Oils, about the transformative power of essential oils. Jodi discusses her journey into essential oils, highlighting their role in supporting the vagus nerve, lymphatic drainage, fascia release, and emotional regulation. Discover how a blend of clove and lime oils can be an alternative to traditional remedies and aid in releasing subconscious trauma. Gain insights into essential oils for mood control, especially for menopausal women, and learn about Jodi's book and Vibrant Blue Oils.

Uncovering Food Sensitivities and Environmental Triggers in MS and Autoimmune Diseases

Elizabeth Yarnell explores the intricate connections between hidden food and chemical sensitivities and autoimmune conditions like multiple sclerosis (MS). The episode delves into T cells, hypersensitivity reactions, and the Mediator Release Test (MRT) for dietary management. Elizabeth discusses the immune complex hypothesis and draws parallels between MS and celiac disease. The film "Safe" with Julianne Moore is referenced in the context of environmental illness. She shares personal experiences with the MRT food sensitivity test and its impact on her son's health, and introduces the Fight MS with Food project. Elizabeth reflects on her MS diagnosis and emphasizes supporting others facing similar challenges.

Perimenopause, Inflammation, and Faith with Dr. Jen Pfleghaar

Elizabeth Yarnell explores the intersection of perimenopause, inflammation, and spirituality in healing with Dr. Jen Pfleghaar. Dr. Jen shares her journey through allopathic and integrative medicine and her personal experiences with autoimmune diagnosis and healing. They discuss the power of belief and mindset in overcoming chronic illnesses and the challenges posed by conventional medicine. The episode delves into perimenopause symptoms, root cause medicine, and the risks associated with using birth control for perimenopausal symptoms. They highlight the importance of personalized data, patient advocacy, and the barriers of medical capitalism. Topics like metabolic reset, cycle syncing, and the impact of stable blood sugar on health are covered, including the role of faith and gratitude in reducing inflammation.

Redefining Autoimmunity and Inflammation: Insights from Fight MS with Food

Elizabeth Yarnell explores the concepts of autoimmunity and inflammation, emphasizing the importance of identifying personal triggers. Elizabeth introduces her Fight MS with Food project, discussing how lifestyle changes can impact autoimmune conditions.

Healing with Plant Stem Cells: Insights from Nature Provides Founder Jennifer Payeur

Elizabeth Yarnell explores the potential of plant stem cells for detoxification and inflammation management together with guest Jennifer Payeur, founder of Nature Provides. Jennifer shares her journey from corporate life to natural healing, driven by personal health crises that led her to discover plant stem cells. The episode delves into the benefits of plant stem cells, their differences from human stem cells, and the historical context of plant stem cell tinctures. Jennifer discusses the use of these tinctures for common health issues, the process of making them, and the importance of aligning with nature for healing. The conversation also covers the combination of plant stem cells with pharmaceuticals and their role in detoxification and inflammation.

Managing Hypersensitivities to Reduce Inflammation: Key Takeaways and Insights

Elizabeth Yarnell opens the episode with a recap of previous discussions on chronic inflammation and hypersensitivities. She highlights key takeaways for managing these conditions, emphasizing practical strategies to reduce inflammation.

Unmasking Mold Toxicity: Mitochondria, Symptoms, and Solutions with Dr. Tricia Thompson

Elizabeth Yarnell chats with Dr. Tricia Thompson about her transition from emergency to functional medicine, focusing on mitochondria's role in illnesses linked to mold toxicity. They explore mold prevalence even in dry areas, diagnostic challenges, and overlooked symptoms. Dr. Thompson explains the Visual Contrast Study (VCS) test, genetic markers, and treatment steps like binders. They discuss mold in homes, testing, and MARCONs treatment. The episode highlights mold's impact on menopausal women and citric acid exposure.

Unmasking Hidden Triggers: Synthetic Chemicals, Fragrances, and Their Role in Inflammation

Elizabeth Yarnell delves into hidden triggers of inflammation, focusing on the differences between natural and synthetic aromas and flavors. Sharing personal experiences, she explores the history and sources of synthetic food dyes and chemicals, highlighting their potential health impacts. The episode emphasizes the effects of synthetic fragrances and scented products on well-being and offers strategies to limit chemical exposure. Through anecdotes, Elizabeth illustrates how to live well with chemical sensitivity.

Ayurveda, Breath Work, and Healing Autoimmune Conditions with Brett Aldrich

Join Elizabeth Yarnell and Brett Aldrich, Founder of Seed the Spirit, Ayurveda Counselor & Breathwork Practitioner, as they explore Ayurveda's healing potential. Brett shares her journey into Ayurveda, its principles, and its connection with breath work, focusing on intentional breathing patterns to expand consciousness. They discuss Ayurveda's view on autoimmune issues, and cleansing with doshas and the Panchakarma process. Brett shares her experience with autoimmune challenges and highlights the role of community in healing. She shares practical breathwork techniques like humming and straw breathing for self-regulation.

Unveiling Environmental Toxins: Their Role in Autoimmunity and Chronic Inflammation

Elizabeth Yarnell highlights environmental toxins and introduces the "body burden" study, using a tolerance bucket analogy to explain how toxins accumulate and breach tolerance thresholds, leading to immune system overload. Elizabeth explores how toxins enter the body and their potential impacts. She encourages listeners with a call to action to raise awareness and take proactive steps towards managing environmental exposures.

Reversing Alopecia: Johanna Dahlman on Healing Hair Loss and Tackling Inflammation

Elizabeth Yarnell introduces Johanna Dahlman, who shares her personal journey with autoimmune alopecia. Johanna recounts her frustration with traditional medical options, her move toward alternative healing, and the choices that led to reversing her condition. The episode delves into the impact of fear, misconceptions about alopecia, and the challenges of diagnosing scarring alopecia. Elizabeth shares her postpartum hair loss experience, and Johanna introduces her hair regrowth program. They discuss the link between hair loss and inflammation, the role of medications versus natural treatments, and the importance of personal empowerment. The conversation concludes with advice for those facing hair loss and resources to connect with Johanna.

Understanding Toxins and Your Tolerance Threshold for Better Health

Elizabeth Yarnell is focused on investigating chronic inflammation and autoimmune conditions. This episode delves into the concept of the body's tolerance threshold for environmental toxins, highlighting the Body Burden study that found numerous chemicals present in umbilical cord blood. Elizabeth offers insights into managing inflammation from multiple sclerosis and other autoimmune triggers, and encourages listeners to connect on social media. The episode concludes with an invitation to take a free inflammation quiz to help identify potential triggers in listeners' lives.

Adrenal Fatigue, Stress, and Inflammation: Insights with Dr. Tricia Pingel

Elizabeth Yarnell hosts Dr. Tricia Pingel, who shares her journey into specializing in adrenal fatigue. They explore the function of the adrenal glands, the stages of adrenal dysfunction, the connection to inflammation. Dr. Pingel explains how to control adrenal responses through perspective and meditation, and the impact of technology on stress. They discuss recognizing adrenal burnout in busy professionals and how hormonal imbalances affect inflammation. Dr. Pingel offers strategies for improving adrenal function with nutrition, exercise, supplements, and mindset, emphasizing boundaries and self-care.

Exploring the Tolerance Threshold in Inflammation: A Personal MS Journey

Elizabeth Yarnell introduces the concept of the tolerance threshold in inflammation, explaining how it applies to managing chronic conditions like multiple sclerosis and other autoimmune disorders. Elizabeth reflects on her experiences with long-term injections and the severe side effects like chronic hives and convulsions, which led her to gradually taper off medication in favor of lifestyle changes. A deep dive into the tolerance threshold concept provides listeners with an understanding of how to manage inflammation effectively.

Can Ayahuasca Help with Inflammation?

Elizabeth Yarnell delves into the world of plant medicine with Dr. Heather Paulson, exploring the potential of Ayahuasca and other Amazonian plants in treating chronic inflammation and autoimmune conditions. Dr. Paulson shares her experiences at Hampoi House in Peru, discussing the integration of ancestral traditions with modern science. They examine the healing properties of Ayahuasca, Bobinsana, and other plant medicines, while highlighting the importance of safety, dietary restrictions, and community in the healing process. The conversation also touches on epigenetics, trauma, and the role of ceremonial practices. Reflections on legal challenges and the future of plant medicine tourism conclude the episode.

Rethinking Autoimmunity: The Role of Self-Care and Body Awareness

Elizabeth Yarnell challenges conventional views on autoimmunity by emphasizing the importance of recognizing subtle symptoms that may indicate underlying issues. She advocates for meditation, self-care, and effective communication with one's body as essential practices in managing autoimmune conditions as well as targeted diet and lifestyle adjustments. The episode underscores the significance of tuning into the body's signals to better understand and address inflammation.

Understanding Weight Health and Inflammation: Insights with Ashley Koff, RD

Elizabeth Yarnell welcomes Ashley Koff, RD, who shares her insights into weight health and hormones. They discuss the significance of GLP-1 and GIP hormones, distinguish between "weight loss" and "weight health", and debunk a popular hydration goal with a unique hose vs. sponge analogy. The discussion critiques the "calories in vs. calories out" equation and highlights the connection between weight health and inflammation. Ashley discusses the concept of "infobesity" and misleading food advertisements, offering practical resources in her new book, "Your Best Shot."

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Flare-Ups: Addressing Inflammation and Finding Triggers

Elizabeth Yarnell presents a client's journey with multiple sclerosis from initial symptoms and diagnosis through a period of health decline. The episode follows the beginning of treatment and the client's initial improvements, before suffering a frightening health event and subsequent flare-ups. Elizabeth emphasizes the importance of addressing inflammation, identifying triggers, and tracking continued progress.

How Inflammation Connects to Our Unhealthy Food Supply with Ocean Robbins, The Food Revolution Network

Elizabeth Yarnell introduces Ocean Robbins and they explore how his family background as Baskin' and Robbins ice cream led to his passion for clean eating and clean foods, and ultimately to the million-member-strong Food Revolution Network. They explore the network's core message, emphasizing the significance of GMOs, glyphosate, and their impact on the American diet. Ocean shares insights into his current projects and future aspirations of raising awareness of the health effects of the industrialized food complex. The discussion addresses nutritional concerns and offers resources for listeners seeking to make healthier food choices. The episode concludes with encouragement to listeners to consider the implications of their dietary choices.

Can What You Eat Make a Difference in How Your Body Functions?

Elizabeth Yarnell digs into the concept of neuroplasticity and its role in brain healing, illustrating the potential for recovery and improvement. A client success story highlights the positive impact of dietary changes on health.