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Dec 2024

40m 14s

507: Best of 2024 with Ginny Yurich, Dr....

Weston A. Price Foundation w/ Hilda Labrada Gore

About this episode

Our end-of-year gift to you is this "highlight reel" of sorts, featuring excerpts from the most listened-to episodes of 2024! Ginny Yurich covers how our children benefit from being outdoors. Dr. Olivia Lesslar explains how to communicate to our body that the coast is clear and that we’re in a safe space to heal. And Dr. Gabrielle Lyon goes over how strength training can help us avoid the “diseases of aging”: obesity, cancer, and diabetes. Listen and benefit from the insights each guest brings!

And check out each episode in its entirety:

Wise Traditions podcast 458 “Get Your Kids Outside” with Ginny Yurich

Wise Traditions podcast 464 “Repair and Reset Your Body with Safety Signaling” with Dr. Olivia Lesslar

Wise Traditions podcast 466 “Build Muscle To Stay Strong & Live Long” with Dr. Gabrielle Lyon

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