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  • In today's episode, we're joined by Isabel Reckson, a Diabetes Digital Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Educator. With a background in Public Health, Isabel champions health equity while specializing in hypertension, chronic kidney disease, and kidney stones. With diverse experience, Isabel is on the podcast today to share key indicators for when to consider insulin therapy.

    In This Episode We’ll Cover:

    Physiological reasons for requiring insulin in diabetes management The resistance and stigma associated with insulin therapy Insulin needs for type 1 and type 2 diabetes Common misconceptions about starting insulin therapy Overcoming challenges like fear of injections and inconvenience Risks, benefits, and strategies for reducing risks associated with insulin The misconceptions behind being on insulin forever Consequences of delaying insulin therapy when needed Innovations in insulin therapy on the horizon for diabetes management + MUCH MORE!

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  • On today's podcast, we interviewed Jenny Fernandez, our very first dietitian at Diabetes Digital. We're diving into Jenny's journey, both personally and professionally, as someone living with Type 1 diabetes. Jenny was diagnosed with diabetes at 8 years old and shares how it influenced her path as a nutrition professional. Her own experiences have fueled her passion for helping others manage diabetes seamlessly, with a focus on cultural sensitivity and a holistic approach to health. This episode is not just about personal triumph but also full of insights for anyone looking to navigate diabetes without letting it overshadow the joy of living fully.

    In This Episode We’ll Cover:

    What it was like to be diagnosed at the age of 8 with Type 1 diabetes The unexpected nature of the diagnosis, the symptoms Jenny experienced, and how her family handled the news The cultural aspects of Jenny’s diagnosis, touching on the societal landscape at the time and whether there was any stigma or taboo associated with diabetes How Jenny’s parents and family managed her diagnosis, discussing whether it felt like a significant shift in the household How Jenny managed childhood experiences, including how diabetes impacted social situations like slumber parties The concept of diabetes burnout, with Jenny providing tips, especially for individuals on insulin who may feel overwhelmed Jenny’s journey to becoming a Registered Dietitian (RD) and whether it was her first career choice Tips, tools, and resources for people with diabetes + MUCH MORE!

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  • Today we’re covering everything you need to know about hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) and share evidence-based ways for preventing and managing it. We will help you identify what hypoglycemia symptoms to look out for and offer practical tips for preventing and managing low blood sugar.

    In This Episode We’ll Cover:

    What hypoglycemia is How to know if you are experiencing hypoglycemia and what symptoms to look out for How different illnesses and common diabetes medications can contribute to hypoglycemia The importance of recognizing warning signs, regular blood sugar monitoring, and consequences of untreated hypoglycemia Practical tips on meal timing, balanced nutrition, and on-the-go options for managing and preventing hypoglycemia + MORE!

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  • In this episode, we discuss key risk factors for Type 2 diabetes and prevention strategies and go over the impact of nutrition, lifestyle choices, health complications, and social determinants of health. We cover why BIPOC communities are at a higher risk and how the lack of resources plays a role in overall health.

    In This Episode We’ll Cover:

    Key risk factors for Type 2 diabetes Prevention strategies for managing Type 2 diabetes The role nutrition plays on diabetes prevention How health complications play a role in Type 2 diabetes Social determinants of health and their connection to diabetes Why BIPOC communities face a higher risk of Type 2 diabetes How the lack of access plays a role in overall health disparities + MORE!

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  • In this episode, we discuss the common belief that weight loss is essential for managing type 2 diabetes. We address the prevalence of weight-centric approaches in diabetes care and the struggles people face in sustaining long-term weight loss. With the many limitations that come with restrictive diets, we discuss how outcomes like improved A1C, blood sugar control, and overall well-being are more important than the number on the scale.

    In This Episode We’ll Cover:

    The prevalence of weight-centric approaches in diabetes care Limitations of restrictive diets and their ineffectiveness of long-term weight loss The importance of addressing behavior changes for improved A1C, blood sugar control, and overall well-being The challenges of sustaining long-term weight loss How we saw the need to pivot in diabetes management towards weight-inclusive care. The Impact of yo-yo dieting on blood sugar control Common assumption that weight is a behavior and the unpredictability of weight loss outcomes + MORE!

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  • In this episode, we discuss diabetes management, highlighting five science-backed strategies for lowering blood sugar levels. We explore how Medical Nutrition Therapy (MNT) can play a role in reducing Hemoglobin A1c. We also highlight the significance of seeking guidance from a Registered Dietitian, equipped with the education and training to help you manage diabetes through a personalized plan and ongoing support.

    In This Episode We’ll Cover:

    How whole foods play a role in blood sugar management Why it's important to eat carbohydrates even with prediabetes or diabetes How protein and healthy fats play a role in blood sugar management How meal timing can be key to reducing blood sugar spikes The importance of working with Registered Dietitian vs a Nutritionist + MORE!

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  • Today, we're breaking down a controversial question: can type 2 diabetes be reversed? There are tons of articles out there discussing this hot topic, but we dive into the evidence-based research behind it. Throughout this episode, we dissect the differences between prediabetes and diabetes, how diabetes is diagnosed, and share practical tips for a holistic approach to diabetes management.

    In This Episode We’ll Cover:

    The evidence-based research behind reversing type 2 diabetes The distinctions between prediabetes and diabetes and how they play roles in reversal or remission The different diagnostic tests used to distinguish between prediabetes and diabetes Actionable and practical tips for managing diabetes holistically The importance of relying on evidence-based research to navigate the complexities of diabetes + MORE!

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  • In this episode, we uncover the most common diabetes symptoms, emphasizing the importance of early detection for preventing complications and enhancing quality of life. We also explore common and less common symptoms, diagnostic factors, and even touch on prediabetes signs.

    In This Episode We’ll Cover:

    The staggering statistics and disparities related to diabetes The impact of systemic bias and racism in healthcare Common and less common symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes Early detection of diabetes symptoms and what benefits it brings Different diagnostic tests that doctors use to diagnose Type 2 Diabetes Practical steps to recognize and address diabetes symptoms Signs someone may notice if they have prediabetes + MORE!

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  • After a 6-month break, we're thrilled to be back with exciting news about our new business, Diabetes Digital. In this episode, we go over alarming diabetes statistics, how diabetes disproportionately impacts BIPOC communities, and highlight our commitment to weight-inclusive and culturally competent care. As dietitians and entrepreneurs, we share the challenges and rewards of this journey, from insurance hurdles to our excitement about this new venture!

    In This Episode We’ll Cover:

    Life updates and our current journey with Food Heaven Our latest venture: Diabetes Digital The crucial roles dietitians play in long term diabetes care Eye-opening stats for adults dealing with diabetes or prediabetes The disproportionate impact of diabetes on BIPOC communities How we are enhancing accessible care and combating biased nutrition education Why we are choosing a Health at Every Size (HAES) approach for diabetes care How to join Diabetes Digital and what our membership offers + MORE!

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  • We’re taking a break ya’ll! The podcast has been running for over 7 years pretty much non stop and what’s best for us is to take a step back. BUT as you know, we’re not leaving you high and dry forever because our new project is set to launch in the fall. Listen to this episode to hear a couple spoilers about said project, what we’ll be up to in our time off, and how we decided on this next step. Thank you all for showing up for us and tuning in over the years! We sincerely appreciate each interaction on instagram, podcast review, etc. 

     

    In This Episode We’ll Cover: Why we’re taking a break Why we need to be talking to white men more What we’re doing in our time off What’s next for us!  

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  • ATTENTION multitaskers and workaholics- this episode was made for you. Fran Medina is a spokesperson for more conscious day-to-day living. After moving from New York to Portland, Francheska shares what it’s been like to slow down, stop multitasking, and create her life in a new city. We’ve been friends with fran for over 10 years (this second photo was taken in 2012). As an internet OG, she welcomed us with open arms when we started food heaven back in the day and it’s alwas a pleasure getting to learn from her. This episode will leave you feeling inspired to get out in nature, slow down, and stop working so dang much!

     

    In This Episode We’ll Cover: How living in NYC is different from Portland What it’s like to be black in Portland How to make friends in a new city Why does it feel awkward to make new friends in our 40’s? How to slow down in life Giving up consistency on social media for peace The process for vetting which brands to work with What is a digital architect? How to NOT multitask Work is an addiction Why you should listen to the Living for We podcast  

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  • Listen- even as dietitians we’re the first to admit that health is not entirely determined by what you eat and how you move. In this episode we interview Clara Nosek, an outpatient registered dietitian by day and content creator/internet troll by night, to give insight into the other factors that impact health. Listen to hear about the social determinants of health and how they play a part in your life.

     

    In This Episode We’ll Cover: What are the social determinants of health? How the nutrition meme queen came to be Healthcare’s focus on the symptoms versus the root problem How food insecurity impacts health Convenience foods that are budget friendly How chronic stress impacts your life and nutrition How trauma impacts health Boundaries you can set to improve your health  

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  • Are you overwhelmed by the immense amount of all or nothing nutrition guidance on the internet? Are you totally lost on which health promoting behaviors will actually work for you? We get it- that’s why we asked Registered Dietitian Christy Wilson to share how she helps her clients find what works for them. She is the owner of Christy Wilson Nutrition, LLC, a nutrition communications business focused on teaching folks that healthy, nutritious foods are budget-friendly, beautiful and easy to prepare. Listen to this episode to learn more about what actually impacts your health and what you can stop worrying about!

     

    In This Episode We’ll Cover: What is a relationship with food? Is weight loss the answer? What does it mean to listen to your body? What are the common signs of hunger? Should you be symptom tracking after meals? Is BMI important? Is health all about the food that you eat? How can you tell if you have an intolerance to a food? How does stress impact digestion? How to stick to your health promoting behaviors How to figure out what works for you to improve your health  

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  • YES, you CAN eat ingredients you can’t pronounce! Processed foods get a bad wrap but Shana Minei Spence is here to set the record straight on canned food, frozen, and other processed products.. Shana is an “all foods fit” dietitian based in New York who you can trust to give you unbiased nutrition information to ACTUALLY improve your health and not elicit shame.

     

    What we cover: What are the levels of food processing? Are ultra processed foods ok? Why do we choose the foods we do? Why “everything in moderation” advice is misleading Should you really NOT eat foods with ingredients you can’t pronounce? We process food to make it safe. Do canned foods deserve their bad reputation? How to choose canned foods wisely Are frozen foods as healthy as fresh foods? Are frozen meals nutritious? How to pick the perfect balanced frozen meal  

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  • Girlll you better put that Summer’s Eve down right now! You all had so many questions about vaginal health and we brought the best of the best to answer them all. Dr. Heather Irobunda is an Obstetrician Gynecologist based in Queens, New York who shows women, specifically women of color, that you can feel safe and supported by your gynecologists (not creeped out or shamed). Listen to hear answers to most asked questions about vaginal health that you NEED to know.

     

    In This Episode We’ll Cover: What age should you start going to the gynecologist? What age should you get your first gynecology exam? How often should you get pap smears? How to advocate for yourself at the gynecologists appointment Best tips to advocate for pain management at the gynecologist's office You’re not crazy for having a painful experience with IUD insertion How to pick a gynecologist that’s not a creep Should you be cleansing your vagina? Are yoni egg’s useful? Do we need products to balance vaginal pH? How to know if hormonal birth control is right for you Can you get pregnant while on birth control? What to do if you get yeast infections after using sex toys Postpartum vaginal health Changes in sex during menopause What to do if you have recurring bacterial vaginosis or yeast infections Which brand of lube you should have Should you use water based or silicone based lube?  

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  • If you’re scared of the dentist you are not alone and you NEED to hear what this guest has to say. This week we talked with dentist Dr. Marie Jackson to answer questions about oral hygiene. She gives her BEST tips for taking care of your teeth and debunks common oral care myths, like are whitening toothpastes legit? Is fluoride safe? Do you actually need to floss? Tune in to get all your dental questions answered (even questions you didn’t know you had).

     

    In This Episode We’ll Cover: How many times a day should you brush your teeth? Why should you brush your teeth before bed? Tips to avoid morning breath Is mouthwash important? What does Fluoride do? Are bad teeth an indicator of bad health? Are bad teeth due to genetics? Do you REALLY need to floss? Should you use a soft or hard toothbrush? Are electric toothbrushes better? How to STOP skipping brushing your teeth at night How often you should go to the dentist Is fluoride beneficial? It’s ok if your gums are black Are whitening toothpastes legit? How often should you change your toothbrush?  

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  • Skincare is a hot topic right now and we interviewed an expert to set the record straight. Charlotte Palermino is the co-founder and CEO of Dieux, a clinically vetted and price transparent skincare line. This episode is informative, entertaining, and thought provoking as we discuss topics ranging from which SPF is best to why aging is a privilege instead of something to run from. Listen to this episode with the fairy godmother of skincare, Charlotte Palermino to brush up on your self care skills. 

     

    In This Episode We’ll Cover: What happened with the Purito scandal? Can blue light damage your skin? What should you include in a basic skincare routine How to find the right SPF number for your face What is tretinoin? The difference between SPF 30 and SPF 50 Whether or not tanning in the sun is safe Is SPF higher than 50 effective? Is sunlight harmful through a window? What you need to know about hyperpigmentation Which is better: mineral or chemical sunscreen Why aging is a privilege, not a tragedy How much does genetics contribute to your skin? Whether or not dairy causes breakouts Is eating chocolate bad for your skin? How to convince your partner to take care of their skin  

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  • Do you feel like protective hairstyles are making your hair fall out? Is your hair thinning and you don’t know why? We interviewed Samaria Grandberry, a Registered Dietitian, Certified Trichologist and Licensed Natural Hair Stylist to get down to the nitty-gritty details and get YOU answers. We talk about how often you should wash your hair, if collagen supplements actually work, and more! If you have special hair concerns or want to brush up on your routine, this episode is for you.

     

    In This Episode, We’ll Cover: What is trichology? Samaria’s top hair products + the only hair care routine you need Do conditioners actually do anything? How to choose the best conditioner for your hair type Should you use oils in your curly hair routine? How often should you wash your hair? Are protective styles actually protective? + How long to leave them in How fast does hair grow? How changes in hormones impact hair loss Do collagen supplements, biotin supplements or rosemary oil help for hair growth? Dandruff solutions that work  

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    InsideTracker takes a personalized approach to health and longevity from the most trusted and relevant source: your body. By using data from your blood, DNA and fitness trackers, Inside Tracker gives you personalized and science-backed recommendations on things you can take control of to optimize your health - like food, supplements, workouts and lifestyle choices including ways to optimize sleep and stress. Get 20% off entire InsideTracker store when you sign up at insidetracker.com/foodheaven

     

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  • Today on the podcast we sit down with the one and only Tabitha Brown, also affectionately known as “America’s mom.” We chat with Tabitha about everything from becoming an overnight sensation to how she balances it all (and continue to find genuine joy in cooking). Tabitha has provided millions with food for the body and soul with her everyday wisdom rooted in love, kindness, and compassion. She is the author of Cooking from the Spirit and Feeding the Soul, the recipient of two NAACP Image Awards, the star of It’s CompliPlated on Food Network, and the EMMY-nominated Tab Time on YouTube and has lines of products with Target and McCormick spices and so much more. In This Episode We’ll Cover: What it’s like having everyone know who you are… overnight Tabitha’s relationship with cooking growing up (it’s not what you think) 3 of her favorite meals to cook in a hurry How to make vegan food taste flavorful Tabitha’s proven tips to get kids more interested in eating vegetables Her genius social media strategy that helps her stay sane & MORE Our 3 simple asks to help us continue a free weekly show: Rate on iTunes or Spotify - it literally takes two seconds Review - if you love the show, please leave a review on iTunes Support our partners by using our unique ‘HOOKUP’ codes at foodheavenmadeeasy.com/hookup Episode Sponsors: Nuuly is a subscription clothing rental service. If you want more style, flexibility, and sustainability in your life, you need Nuuly. Head to nuuly.com and use code FOODHEAVEN20 for $20 off your first month. Way is a mindful eating app that helps people find peace in their relationships with food and their body. For a limited time only, when you visit eatmyway.com, you will receive 30% off your subscription and a one-week free trial. Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

  • Divorce is a topic most stray away from, but we are here facing it head on with author and Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Chautè Henry Thompson. This is the last episode in our relationship series and we can’t talk about relationships without talking about divorce. Listen to hear from an expert on when it may be time to get a divorce, why some couples get divorced, and what to do if you’re just not in love anymore. In This Episode We’ll Cover: The easiest way to know when it’s time to get a divorce? How much “sticking it out” should you actually do? Why women in cisgender heterosexual relationships are more likely to file for divorce than men Chautè’s brilliant advice for people who know they need to get a divorce but are afraid Why getting a divorce does not make you a failure Should couples counseling be more preventative than reactive? What if you’re not “in love” anymore? Whether or not divorce meets criteria for trauma Chautè’s super helpful tips for how to care for yourself through divorce, as someone who has been there Do people ever regret getting a divorce? Do prenups make divorce easier? Whether or not you should stay married for the kids How to support a friend through divorce Will divorce automatically traumatize your children? & MORE Our 3 simple asks to help us continue a free weekly show: Rate on iTunes or Spotify - it literally takes two seconds Review - if you love the show, please leave a review on iTunes Support our partners by using our unique ‘HOOKUP’ codes at foodheavenmadeeasy.com/hookup Episode Sponsors: InsideTracker takes a personalized approach to health and longevity from the most trusted and relevant source: your body. For a limited time, you get 20% off the entire InsideTracker store when you sign up at insidetracker.com/foodheaven. For our resources and shownotes, visit foodheavenmadeeasy.com/podcast Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.