Aug 12
#465 When It's Not "Just Anxiety”: Diagnosing CIRS with Jenna De Kok, MS, RD
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Less Stressed Life, I'm joined by my associate registered dietitian, Jenna De Kok, to share the deeply personal journey she and her husband have been on with Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS). After multiple exposures to water-da ... Show More
49m 13s
Aug 5
#464 Origin of Functional Medicine, Post-CV Immune Resilience, Mast Cells, Inflammaging and Fatty Acids with Dr. Jeffrey Bland, PhD
Send us Fan MailIn this episode of The Less Stressed Life, I'm joined by Dr. Jeffrey Bland for a conversation about the evolution of functional medicine and what we're continuing to learn about immune resilience. We explore why "immune boosting" isn't the goal, how the gut microb ... Show More
57m 59s
Sep 2021
How Much Weight Should I Lift if I’m Just Starting Out and I Have an Autoimmune Condition?
"How much weight should I lift if I'm just starting out and I have an autoimmune condition?" asks Blakely from Instagram. Here with our answer is Dr. Emily Kiberd, chiropractor, movement specialist, and strength enthusiast. When it comes to exercise, we are all starting from diff ... Show More
5m 50s
Sep 2021
What Workout Moves Should I Start With if I Only Had To Choose 3?
"What workout moves should I start with if I only had to choose 3?" asks Isha from Instagram. Here to answer is Dr. Emily Kiberd, chiropractor, movement specialist, and strength enthusiast. It can be overwhelming with so many options when it comes to workouts. In this episode, Dr ... Show More
5m 20s
May 2021
How Do I Start to Workout at Home If I Don’t Have Weights?
"How do I start to workout at home if I don't have weights?" asks Norma from the Thyroid Strong Facebook group. Here with our answer is Dr. Emily Kiberd, chiropractor, movement specialist, and founder of Urban Wellness clinic. In her answer, Emily gives us plenty of actionable ex ... Show More
4m 38s
Sep 2021
I’m Nervous To Start Exercising Again Because Most Exercise Leaves Me Feeling Sore and Exhausted. Where Should I Start?
"I'm nervous to start exercising again because most exercise leaves me feeling sore and exhausted. Where should I start?" asks Phoebe from Facebook. Here to answer is Dr. Emily Kiberd, chiropractor, movement specialist, and strength enthusiast. Working out can be intimidating, es ... Show More
4m 51s
Oct 2021
Should I Start With Cardio or Strength Training To Lose Weight?
"Should I start with cardio or strength training to lose weight?" asks Marlyn from Instagram. Here to answer is Dr. Emily Kiberd, chiropractor, movement specialist, and strength enthusiast. According to Dr. Kiberd, there is a big misconception around weight loss and cardio. Tune ... Show More
4m 54s
Sep 2021
I Normally Feel Really Tired After I Workout. How Can I Workout so I Have More Energy?
"I normally feel really tired after I workout. How can I workout so I have more energy?" asks Jeanna from Instagram. Here with our answer is Dr. Emily Kiberd, chiropractor, movement specialist, and strength enthusiast. In her answer, Dr. Kiberd gives us the key questions to ask w ... Show More
5m 11s
Sep 2025
Movement for Hormone Optimization | Dr. Shannon Ritchey
Join Dr. Natalie Crawford and Dr. Shannon Ritchey, physical therapist and founder of EVLO Fitness, as they break down the science of movement, revealing how strategic exercise can transform your hormonal health, fertility, and overall wellness. Key Topics: 1. Strength Training De ... Show More
53m 13s
Nov 2024
Ep 86: There's more to gut health than what we eat
<p>In this episode, Ashleigh speaks with Alison Mars, a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and Cookbook author of The Paleo Gut Healing Cookbook, about managing Hashimoto's Thyroiditis and PCOS; how fertility, pregnancy, and parenthood can impact gut health; and all the things that ... Show More
1h 7m
Send us Fan Mail This week on The Less Stressed Life Podcast, I am joined by Dr. Emily Kiberd. In this conversation, we discuss how women can work out without burnout. KEY TAKEAWAYS: Why to focus on feeding the muscle living with Hashimotos Clinical observation of hypermobility in women with autoimmune conditions, what this looks like, and how does this pr ... Show More
