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Wellness Wisdom

Sharon Whitefawn

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Sharon is a holistic health professional who has developed a complete wellness approach based on her life experiences, challenges, and healing journey. In this podcast, she shares positive golden nuggets of wellness wisdom that will inspire optimal health, fitness, and wellness - mind, body, and spirit.
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My friend Regina Hill has a history lesson in diet culture that might intrigue you. It demonstrates how women have been programmed by a patriarchy that wants domination over women. In my latest podcast, she and I discuss the importance of understanding where our body image originates and the importance of balancing feminine and masculine qualities,…
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Meryl Picard is an inspiration to me and so many people. Hear her share about her journey of taking responsibility and control of her health, mind & body. She’s breaking traditions in her family and is a living example for reversing the disease that plagues many in our country, especially on reservations. Obesity and Type 2 diabetes are reversible …
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Farm fresh food is one foundation of good health. Good farming creates an even greater foundation … and GREAT farming is what Lauren and Andrew Glikin do at Raw Roots farm in Mariposa CA. Lauren joins me to explain how they practice a farming system that supports biodiversity. They farm without tilling and invite many species of critters to natural…
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I am so passionate about teaching the value of water because without it, we die! Literally! Proper hydration is key for the health of every system and organ in the body. It’s crucial for our immune system, nervous system, lymphatic system, digestive system, joints, bones and tissues, mental health, to name a few! It’s even a valuable component of o…
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I'm excited to share a valuable discussion around food with my friend and Clinical Nutritionist, Rose Fluharty. We delve into topics having to do with food, emotions, grief, trauma and healing, as it relates to food. Our relationship with food is a holistic integrative process of exploration, experimentation and healing on the deepest level. I hope…
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Illnesses and imbalances, be it physical, mental, emotional and/or spiritual, can be healed using a multi-modality and multidimensional approach. Today we discuss the value and importance of looking at healing as an inside job. Dr. Connie Jeon is a wellness professional who helps in redefining the practice of medicine by bridging the gap between si…
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I think it’s time to revisit the Age of Enlightenment. I believe we’ve had enough pain by now and we might just be at the right place in time for some wisdom of the 1600’s to come back around. I’m pretty sure we learned enough about humanity over the past 500 years to make some lasting positive societal improvements once and for all. Let’s call it …
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I haven’t recorded a podcast episode in like a month or so. If you listened to my LAST episode, then you know what I had been going through in the recent past. Since recording ‘Sorry, not Sorry,’ I haven’t been inspired to say very much. In fact, I haven’t said much at all since then; publicly or privately. I haven’t returned phone calls or message…
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Routinely Non-Routine Routines Some of us may have found ourselves, lately, in a new routine. Having different daily routines or Non-routine-New-routines … which aren’t really routines at all, but you’re doing them kind of routinely these days. It’s like that other thing was my normal routine, and now I’m in a non-routine that’s probably just a tem…
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It’s a Brain Changer What does it mean to have optimism? No need to look it up, I already did. The adjective “optimistic” describes a mental attitude with a tendency to have a favorable view on situations in life. An optimistic person is more likely to expect a positive outcome. What is a pessimistic person? I looked that up too! Pessimism means th…
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The Art and Practice In the previous episode, Part 1 - “How to Cultivate Balance & Harmony”, I explained the why & how for cultivating happiness in all areas of your life. If you haven’t listened to Part 1, go back and do that, before this one. It will make this one more meaningful because then you’ll get the context. In this episode - Part 2 - you…
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Cultivate it in Your Life I conceptualize all humans as Multi dimensional beings. I’ve been in the physical fitness industry since the early 90’s. That’s when I realized how important it is to have a healthy and physically fit body. But that wasn’t enough for me. Even though I owned a gym … two gyms in fact, I still felt devoid of something. I work…
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Even a Graveyard can be a Classroom. My spiritual journey was began when I was 13 years old. It was a hot August morning when my mother entered my bedroom sobbing. She told me that my sister, who was only 16 years old, had just been tragically killed in a car accident. By this age I had already dealt with an abusive father, domestic violence, a cer…
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It’s Not Just For the Body Anymore Functional Fitness has made its way into mainstream gyms and it’s taken seriously in fitness centers across the country. According to www.WebMD.com, Functional Fitness focuses on “building a body capable of doing real-life activities in real-life positions, not just lifting a certain amount of weight in an idealiz…
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… or Do U Eat What U Are? The holidays, or as I like to call them, the Holy-days, are upon us. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Chanukah, Winter Solstice, Kwanza, birthdays, or nothing at all, there is one thing most of us have in common during times of celebration; we tend to eat more than usual. The vast majority of Americans are likely to overin…
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