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Hiya, and welcome to the Wellness Mama podcast. I’m Katie from wellnessmama.com, and I’m again right this moment with Dr. Ryan Lazarus to delve deep on the subject of the seven important well being components and how you can gamify them for lasting change. And we undergo the pillars of motion, relaxation, nourishment, studying, connection, problem, and spark. And he offers some sensible ideas inside every of those pillars that you could implement right this moment to actually begin bettering your well being. And for those who missed our first episode, you’ll be able to take heed to it, the hyperlink is within the present notes. However Dr. Ryan is a board-certified purposeful medication practitioner, a licensed diet specialist, a licensed private coach, and a rehabilitation specialist. And he holds a grasp’s diploma in diet, a bachelor’s diploma in train science, and was college on the College of Western States in metabolic remedy for graduate college students. And we delve deep on his distinctive strategy right this moment. I do know that you simply’ll get some sensible takeaways from this episode. So let’s be part of Dr. Lazarus. Dr. Lazarus, welcome again.
Dr. Lazarus: Thanks, Katie. I recognize it. I’m having a good time.
Katie: Properly, I’ll be certain our first dialog is linked within the present notes as a result of we obtained to delve into your methodology and your unimaginable story of the way you developed it and the many individuals that you simply’ve helped now by your work. And on this one, I wished to get a bit of bit extra granular and go deep on the entire pillars that you simply introduced up within the first episode, as a result of I really like the way in which that you simply separated these all out and that you simply give issues like connection and studying such worth. I feel that’s an incredible half that always will get ignored. And so that you defined them a bit of bit within the first episode, however for anyone who hasn’t listened to that one but, are you able to recap what the seven pillars are after which we’ll get to form of delve into every of them.
Dr. Lazarus: Sure, completely. The seven pillars of well being are merely nourish, relaxation, transfer, be taught, join, problem, and spark. And spark is within the center as a result of all the pieces emanates from the spark. So we’ll begin there. Spark is your mission, your objective, your motive for being. It’s additionally very uncomfortable as a result of after working with sufferers for 20 years, not lots of people know what that’s. And so it may be very, very uncomfortable to speak about it. I don’t resolve that for you, clearly. However there are some nice worksheets and assets that I present that may assist folks discover it. Or in the event that they understand it and it’s been lacking, that they’ll realign with that.
The underside of the weather, it’s form of our foundations. These are our organic wants, proper? That is nourishment, hydration, and pure medication dietary supplements, if that’s one thing that you simply’re keen on, after which relaxation and sleep after which transfer. So I’ll discuss on nourish. My nourish plan is predicated round form of 4 pillars. It’s gas. We are able to get into all of the fuels, the macronutrients, the micronutrients, the phytonutrients. And once more, as a medical nutritionist, I can go deep into the weeds on, , all these polyphenols and phytonutrients. And however actually, it’s keep away from the unhealthy inflammatory meals and give attention to the important meals that we had been designed to eat. And I can reply every kind of questions if you wish to speak about that. It’s a giant ardour of mine. I speak about all of it day lengthy, however I’ll depart that as much as you after. Hydration, , ensuring we’re hydrating correctly, numerous standard knowledge about salt and the way a lot we needs to be, , ingesting. So I get into that. After which dietary supplements. You recognize, I’m a medical nutritionist. I take advantage of dietary supplements as medication I take advantage of nutraceuticals. I take advantage of enzymes. I take advantage of phytonutrients. I take advantage of acids. I take advantage of every kind of various issues. Finally, realizing your physiology, realizing what your microbiome appears to be like like, your genetics, your blood chemistry, your hormones, very, crucial to know and to have course on what could be useful for you or what may not be useful for you. In order that’s form of nourish. And I spend hours and hours of time going over that with sufferers.
Sleep is simply understanding your major chronotype. Are you a morning individual? Are you a night individual? What number of hours do you want? Understanding your circadian rhythm and never devaluing sleep. This can be very vital. Everyone knows that. We all know what it appears like. However, , the mind chemistry and the neurotransmitters and the hormones which might be affected when it’s compromised can’t be overstated. And I do know this as a diabetic. If my sleep is off due to blood sugar, I’ll get up and I actually really feel in a fog. I’m not myself. My feelings are off. My blood sugar is totally completely different. My cravings are off. I imply, it is sort of a completely different individual when sleep is compromised. And so the cornerstone and the underside of that pillar after which motion. You recognize, as a private coach, I’ve an train physiology diploma. I taught train phys in undergrad. I really like motion. It’s the final surprise drug. There is no such thing as a medicine that may do what exercising can do. After which my three pillars with these, Katie, are cardiovascular, pulmonary endurance, ensuring you’re simply getting your coronary heart charge up. Energy, energy, and resistance, particularly like compound actions and purposeful actions, after which mobility, stability, and adaptability. And in order that’s like foam rolling and stretching and core. And so I’ll construct routines for sufferers which have these pillars. The truth is, a part of the gamification is that they undergo they usually make their very own week the place they provide their depth. They select, , I wish to play, I wish to do that, I wish to do that pillar. And collectively we create this actually enjoyable motion routine for them. It’s additionally posture and numerous different issues and strolling and mountain climbing that match inside this motion pillar. It’s not simply pure train. In order that’s the underside. Do you might have any questions on that earlier than I get on to the highest?
Katie: Yeah, let’s truly get a bit of extra detailed on these after which we’ll circle again to the highest if that’s okay with you. As a result of I feel clearly there’s going to be a component of individualization to this. And I do know that’s the place the worth of working one-on-one is available in. And positively practitioners helped me a lot after I was attempting to type of unravel and dissect what was occurring with my well being. However I’m with you on the nourish and hydrate half being so key. And I feel folks can get overwhelmed with the sheer quantity of data accessible on the market, particularly all of the conflicting info.
So I might love for those who might contact on some possibly 80-20 excessive factors which might be type of non-negotiables that folks can begin with as habits. And or if there are any dietary supplements which might be type of typically and universally useful that you simply advocate to folks. Or if somebody simply desires to maneuver that nourish needle, what could be a number of the key issues they might give attention to?
Dr. Lazarus: Yeah. That is the place nearly all of confusion is, is what the hell am I purported to eat? Yeah, in my guide, I am going over this. It’s a framework I’ve used for years and it’s very easy to elucidate. And your listener can actually take heed to this and combine it right this moment. It’s a really profound identify. It’s known as The Eat Plan. And the Eat Plan is mainly breaking down what we eat into three elements. The necessities, that’s the E, the quantity, that’s the A, and the timing, and that’s the T. So I all the time have my sufferers modify or optimize a kind of issues. As a result of I get sufferers which might be actually hooked on Oreos who might quick for, , 14 hours. After which I’ve those who eat completely, however after they eat, they eat approach an excessive amount of. And so it’s very personalised from there.
And so I put the facility in every affected person and say, okay, what are your strengths? Is it, what to eat? Is it, are you able to management the quantity or, or are you good with the timing of it? And they also’ll decide a kind of. So I may need them, , begin with, okay, I really like my meals. I don’t wish to cease with the Solar Chips. I really like, , my Dr. Pepper, however I don’t must eat it till I’m full and I can eat it possibly between midday and eight in an eight-hour consuming window. I stated, okay, nicely, let’s begin there. I’ll meet you the place you’re at and we will modify that. After which we will work on the what and the necessities after that. Some folks are available in they usually’re like, I already know I eat completely. I simply eat all day lengthy. And so the eat permits for flexibility and takes the stress off attempting to be good on a regular basis. Finally, I would like my sufferers after working for a few weeks is to switch all of them the place they’re consuming the necessities. They’re consuming until about 80% satiated they usually’re consuming inside a selected consuming window. And I name that intuitive consuming. And that’s optimum diet. And now if I evaluate that with what their microbiome appears to be like like and what their blood chemistry appears to be like like and possibly what their genetics say that they need to be doing, I can create them a customized meals plan and we will simply roll with that week after week. And that’s how I construct personalised diet. But when I don’t have that, my listeners might simply be merely, what’s my energy? After which work on that after which add within the others slowly.
Katie: Yeah, and I beloved in our first dialog after we spoke about not having inflexible guidelines, however actually constructing out of your causes. And I really like the strategy of taking child steps versus attempting to make large, full change in a single day, which we all know statistically is much less prone to stick. I do know for me, and naturally, that is going to be individualized, however what helped me was to be taught to give attention to the nutrient density of the meals I used to be consuming and type of like gamify within the meals I’m going to eat how can I simply maximize the heck out of the vitamins I’m getting? After which simply setting the rule of I’m going to eat when the solar’s out. And when the solar goes down, I’m going to cease consuming. That’s made an enormous distinction in my sleep.
You additionally briefly talked about salt and minerals and the way a lot salt ought to we be consuming. And I’d like to get extra element on this as a result of from my analysis, I’ve seen that that is form of an ignored space, or at the least that mainstream may need gotten a bit of off on. And I might like to get to provide some readability on that.
Dr. Lazarus: Yeah. A whole lot of standard knowledge with sodium, proper? And clearly there are medical circumstances that will require being very deliberate along with your sodium consumption. And so, , simply form of say that disclaimer, however usually for the wholesome particular person, yeah, salt shouldn’t be demonized. Salt is an important component, a mineral that’s paired clearly with chloride and magnesium and calcium and potassium. These are basic electrolytes. Particularly for those who’re in sizzling, humid areas and also you’re exercising loads. If you happen to’re at a salt deficit, true dehydration points can throw your whole chemistry off. And so, I imply, my basic rule of thumb is wherever from like three to 5 grams. And so I’ll have typically sufferers observe. They’ll observe their meals simply to grasp what their macronutrients are, what their caloric vary is, and in addition the place their sodium content material is. Salt could be very, crucial for each operate within the physique. And so I break that standard knowledge immediately.
When it comes to dietary supplements, I take advantage of three tiers, Katie. The highest tier is what I name the foundations. These are the necessities. And that is by, , the specialists within the discipline. All of us agree that typically everyone wants these items. It’s simply an excellent multivitamin and a multimineral. Important fatty acids, which, , is EPA and DHA, a probiotic. And we will specify the species and the pressure of the probiotic if we all know what their microbiome appears to be like like. After which vitamin D3. After which clearly we dose based mostly on their lab worth. So my complement protocol, very sensible, ensuring folks have the necessities. My tier two is assist based mostly on signs, circumstances, or quick objectives. And that fluctuates everywhere in the board. It might be nootropics. It might be adrenal assist. It might be hormonal assist. It might be GI assist. And I’ve my very own product line and I’ve over 35 completely different formulation. And I prescribe them based mostly on every particular person individual. However that second tier is de facto what are they attempting to repair? What can we offer some nutraceutical assist for?
I additionally say this, dietary supplements don’t outweigh a nasty food plan and a horrible way of life. The order of significance for me is it’s the selections you’re making day by day, your way of life, your habits, what you’re consuming, after which dietary supplements. And so typically I’m certain you’ve seen it too folks are available in, I’m not going to alter any of this. Simply give me the 5 dietary supplements that I want. I guarantee that my sufferers know that these complement these way of life adjustments and that these actually vital food plan habits. After which to finish this, the third tier is preventative. I can run some actually nice labs and take a look at household histories and say, based mostly in your distinctive profile, I feel it’s best to take these three nutraceutical formulation for prevention. So it’s necessities, it’s assist and restore, after which prevention. And I imply, there’s so many formulation that may fall inside that, however that’s a extremely practical approach of approaching it.
Katie: That’s an effective way to interrupt it down. And such as you stated, I’ve seen nice outcomes from truly growing my sodium consumption. And I’m now in that vary that you simply talked about after years of following the recommendation to hydrate, however I used to be type of like not getting sufficient minerals. And I feel particularly for ladies listening who’ve been by a number of pregnancies, replenishing these minerals was actually, actually precious for me.
And the subsequent pillar you talked about is one which I really feel like within the nearly now 800 folks I’ve had on this podcast, not one single individual has stated sleep shouldn’t be vital or sleep doesn’t matter. It looks like it doesn’t matter what strategy we come from, we will all agree that sleep is effective, but many people nonetheless wrestle with getting both sufficient sleep or sufficient high quality sleep. And this looks like an space that’s elusive. And I really like that that is one in all your pillars. Do you might have any type of top-level options for bettering both sleep high quality or length or each?
Dr. Lazarus: Sure. I simply created an acronym. It’s known as RESTED. Isn’t that becoming? And it’s like primary duties that people ought to comply with. It’s primary is your routine. It’s extraordinarily vital. We all know routine could be very, crucial in your circadian rhythm with the melatonin, serotonin shifts. And so I say, , when it comes to your routine, attempt to go to mattress across the similar time day by day for those who can, no matter trip, no matter weekend. Now, I do know there’s every kind of time adjustments and time zones and issues like that. Now we get into some biohacking there, however usually, attempting to remain constant along with your routine. And so I give some ideas there. You recognize, your surroundings, , your surroundings is you need a room that’s conducive to optimum sleep, particularly deep sleep. So typically cool or chilly. You need, , all of the lights off. You need your cellphone away from you. You don’t wish to be on, , a blue gentle prior. Like these are all form of identified issues, however you wouldn’t consider how many individuals will likely be very, highly regarded that they may, they’ll have some gentle on. They’ll hold the TV on. They’ll have the cellphone charging there. All of that makes a giant distinction.
You recognize, there’s, , there’s the setting. There’s, , ensuring that you simply’re shifting all through the day. There may be completely different hacks like shutting down work and decompressing a pair hours earlier than. Ensuring you’re not consuming or ingesting alcohol three hours prior as a result of that’s an ideal technique to mess up, , your temperature and your cortisol and your development hormone and all of that. And so with out moving into, , all 20 of the reasons, there’s a toolkit that we now have that’s fully complimentary. It’s on the lazarusmethod.com and it offers the RESTED protocol. And, , a part of the gamification, Katie, is that if their sleep is horrible, I’ll have them learn this and I’ll say, you’re beginning three of the six after which you’ll be able to decide no matter three after which subsequent week let’s add 4 after which let’s add 5 after which simply form of slowly progress since you don’t simply snap your fingers after which change your sleep habits. It does take a bit of little bit of time, however the ROI on it’s plain. It’s completely the cornerstone. One other factor too is the 2 hours previous to sleep. That sleep ritual is commonly ignored and so I’ll actually get into that when it comes to what are they doing prior. So with out moving into specifics, these are form of the fundamentals.
Katie: I’m with you. And similar to you touched on, you’ll be able to’t out-supplement a poor food plan, which I totally agree with. Sleep, I really feel like is so vital that for those who actually get sleep dialed in, it truly offers you much more leeway since you’re going to have higher blood sugar management throughout the day. You’re going to have higher power by the day. Prefer it actually is a pivotal key that’s price getting proper, particularly as a result of as soon as we’re asleep, it’s a passive factor. So for those who can optimize your sleep surroundings, it’s going to have a excessive ROI for one thing that you simply do each single day with out query.
The subsequent one you talked about was motion. And I really like any time, particularly chatting with largely mothers on this podcast, that we can provide some sensible ideas for motion. As a result of I additionally assume that the standard knowledge has type of separated motion from train and given us these separate classes. And that at the least for me, I discovered one of the best advantages after I get these items dialed in with issues like lifting heavy weights and actually difficult myself, but in addition incorporating simply basic motion, particularly within the type of play, which touches once more on that, like habits stick higher after they’re constructed by play. However I might love to listen to simply excessive stage your strategy on motion, particularly geared in direction of mothers who’re usually extraordinarily busy.
Dr. Lazarus: Yeah. Adore it. People didn’t train as hunters, gatherers. It could be foolish with how busy we had been and all of the issues we would have liked to do for survival to get up after which proactively go get our coronary heart charge up or do issues like that. We simply naturally transfer. So naturally shifting is what we name purposeful actions. And so play is one in all them. I imply, you possibly can undergo nearly each single tribal ceremony in any geographical location over time and there was a way of play. And it will get more durable and more durable to do the extra obligations we now have and the older that we get.
So there’s easy issues to do, particularly with mothers. Mothers are coping with children. Children are busy. Making a recreation out of taking them to the park and taking part in tag. I imply, that’s the easiest factor. And it sounds really easy and possibly even tacky. However operating round with the children, and all of it is determined by what age they’re, clearly. However, , taking them on a hike, taking them to the park, , doing air squats. While you, as a mom or a father, really feel like it’s a must to add numerous different issues into your routine and also you’re already tremendous busy, the probability that that occurs and sticks is pretty unlikely. And so why not leverage what it’s a must to do all through the day? So if there’s stuff you’re doing round the home, doing, , doing air squats, being outdoors, shifting. Going for a stroll with buddies, going to the park. That’s the straightforward stuff.
There’s additionally calisthenics, issues that you are able to do on the bottom. You don’t want weights. You don’t want a spin bike. You don’t want a health class to be in nice form with a ground. Actually simply doing planks and completely different actions in your again and in your elbows. These are what we might name calisthenics. I imply, 5 to 10 minutes of simply doing that stuff and your children will be proper there. Simple methods of shifting and doing energy and mobility and getting your cardiovascular charge up. These are form of the simplest issues to do for moms.
Katie: Agreed. And I’m a giant fan of similar to put these issues in your approach so that you see them. So we now have in our home pull-up bars in all places. Now we have a hangboard within the kitchen. Now we have gymnastics rings in bedrooms and a like gymnastics stall wall on one of many partitions as a result of I discover if it’s there and it’s in my approach, I’m extra seemingly to make use of it. And likewise possibly not a preferred opinion, however I really feel like all the pieces in our home must be conducive for motion. So I let my children do field jumps onto the kitchen desk and I simply be certain I clear the kitchen desk. However I really feel like the environment is supposed to be moved by. And so I really like these options. Okay, let’s get to the top-level ones now as a result of we obtained by these first three. What are the top-level ones?
Dr. Lazarus: Yeah, the underside, simply in abstract, is what I might name the organic wants. These are what we’d like, proper? When it comes to significance for a human to reside, it’s oxygen, water, meals, shelter, security, proper? And so, , we had been designed to maneuver. Now we have to sleep and we now have to nourish and we now have to drink water. Okay. And in order that’s on the underside. That’s foundational. I feel you and I each agree how onerous that may be typically and the way so many individuals screw that up. And that’s what folks take into consideration well being. The highest, a bit of onerous to quantify. And that’s why we do these well being quizzes and assessments. And it’s mind-boggling what folks study themselves with it.
So I’ll contact on be taught and I’ll go round to attach and problem. Studying is that this: It’s what individuals are doing proper now. They’re getting on podcasts. They’re studying books. They’re watching documentaries. They’re being open to studying. Lots of people, numerous sufferers don’t be taught after a sure time, that they’re busy. They’re busy with work. They’re busy with household. And so they don’t take a chance to be taught something that’s past what they should do. And it doesn’t should be well being Katie. It might be something that pursuits or conjures up them. And so it’s tremendous vital for neuroplasticity like I touched on on the earlier section about creating new neuronal networks. We all know it’s vital for mind well being within the quick and for long run. And in the end, discovering pleasure in stream states. And in case your listeners don’t know, I imply, that’s the place the pure pleasure comes from from life, which is when your ability, your problem are at an ideal arc and also you’re being challenged and also you’re competent sufficient and also you lose observe of self and time and it must be carried out. And it occurs in arts and crafts and music, proper/ It occurs. It may well occur in work. It may well occur in any facet of your life the place you lose the ego telling it’s best to do that and also you’re simply doing it based mostly on pure pleasure and ability and love. So I’m all the time attempting to facilitate a approach for my sufferers to seek out stream. And so giving them some worksheets that say, what are they like doing or would you take into account doing these items? After which form of nudging them to combine this into their day to have these neuroplastic and these stream states and construct up this momentum. So there’s that.
Then there may be I touched on it with the ability to collect info and never completely consider it. It’s simply we reside in such an odd time proper now the place info is throughout. It’s overloaded and no person is specialists now. And so we’re simply hopping from this individual to this pattern, to this concept, to this idea. And, , having form of a, I don’t know, a skeptical thoughts about, , what you’re receiving that. And I feel that’s a part of the be taught course of that is essential. And in the end having completely different experiences as a result of studying is not only studying. Studying is being in new environments and having new conversations with completely different folks. That is simply increasing the thoughts and increasing perspective. And those who don’t be taught can typically really feel like they’re caught in form of like in a gap they usually’re in a rut they usually have a tough time seeing the larger image. And in order that’s form of the idea of be taught. And there’s numerous completely different methods that I take advantage of to facilitate that.
Katie: And I do know every of those pillars might be in all probability their very own collection of podcasts. There’s a lot to cowl, however I’ll be certain I hyperlink to the specifics you’re mentioning in your web site and to your guide so folks can actually delve into the main points of every of those. However in our remaining time, I’d actually like to additionally delve into the join component after which the spark, as a result of I really feel like these are sometimes ignored within the fashionable well being paradigm, although we all know issues like loneliness is definitely extra dangerous to us than smoking. I really feel like within the fashionable world, regardless of being extra technologically related, we’re usually much less related from precise people in our proximity. So how do you encourage folks to actually dial that pillar in?
Dr. Lazarus: Yeah. That is the pillar that’s the weakest for most individuals. And it’s the one which I spend essentially the most time and I’m most captivated with. My definition of join, Katie, is hook up with nature. Hook up with self. Hook up with tribe and hook up with group. So let me simply dissect every a kind of. We had been designed to be in nature. You don’t should be on a imaginative and prescient quest for a month. However there’s a restorative means of what nature can provide to us only for transient moments. And there’s eight pages within the guide about the entire nice analysis and what it might do for our psyche and truly our physiology. I imply, we get into grounding. We are able to go into so many alternative features of hook up with nature. However simply being there and seeing there has this wonderful means of form of reconnecting our priorities. And in order that’s crucial.
The hook up with self is II consider the place the juice is at. And that’s this, it’s realizing that we’re not our ideas. We’re not our feelings. We’re simply clean consciousness and consciousness. And we’re witnessing all of these items. And there’s so many nice non secular meditation lecturers that I’ve discovered from personally and have learn from and books. I really like them. I name it psychological health. I name the mind and the thoughts, it’s like a muscle. And for those who don’t learn to practice your thoughts, your thoughts will practice you. Meaning you’re simply following your ideas and shifting round and you may’t differentiate. You recognize, it is a thought. This isn’t me. I’m not pissed off. I really feel frustration. And there’s a huge distinction in that. So I train folks, , a easy analogy about how one can apply psychological health, give them very easy duties to do it. And it permits and facilitates this type of disconnection from I’m, I’m separate. There’s, there may be energy in waking up and sitting and connecting with your self. After which simply reminding your self that you simply’re going to undergo your day and also you’re going to have these ideas and also you’re going to have these feelings and it’s best to witness it and observe it and never choose it.
The third one is hook up with tribe. And that is the place the loneliness is available in. We’re hardwired as human beings to connect with our household and our tribe. And a disconnection from that completely results in well being points. After which connection to group. Once more, it’s the entire tribal, the place we wish to really feel like we’re a part of a pack. And for those who’re disconnected from your loved ones, your mates, or your group, it doesn’t matter how nicely you eat. It doesn’t matter how a lot you sleep. There’s a lacking component to your well being that may have an effect on your physiology, your stress hormones, and your mind. And so simply seeing the place individuals are and seeing if I may also help them and provides them some options on how you can enhance these.
Katie: I really like that. And might you briefly additionally contact on the spark? I do know we’re getting near the tip of our time, and I’ll be certain there’s hyperlinks for follow-ups on every of those as nicely.
Dr. Lazarus: Sure. So spark, once more, it’s the middle of all of it. It’s our objective. Like I, like I briefly talked about, it’s a really sensitive topic. I don’t resolve it for you, however I’ve some wonderful ideas and techniques and worksheets of some frameworks which have been used, historical philosophies, and power therapeutic cures that I provide and provides them steering. And I speak about it. You recognize, spark is what’s driving us. And if it’s out otherwise you don’t know what it’s, numerous these exterior components simply really feel such as you’re simply checking bins. And so, , I’ll have folks say, what’s your model of success? Actually a worksheet about how do you identify what success is for you? That’s an vital half. There’s Ikigai. There’s different frameworks that folks have used about discovering your objective, about what you’re good at and what you’re captivated with. All I can say is that it’s one thing that can’t be ignored for well being. And if the listeners need assistance on it, there’s numerous nice lecturers and there’s, , the toolkit can form of information them and have them fill out some issues that may convey an consciousness about the place they’re with their spark and possibly form of the place it could be a bit of weak and issues that they’ll do to develop that.
Katie: That is smart. Okay, so I’ll put all these hyperlinks within the present notes, however are you able to simply let folks know the place to seek out you on-line and continue to learn from you and or if they can work with you straight for those who’re taking new sufferers?
Dr. Lazarus: Yeah. Yeah. So we’re at lazarusmethod.com. I’m within the course of proper now of lastly, after 20 years, making a social media presence. I’ve been within the trenches for thus a few years. I’ve been off social media, however I’m realizing, , there are advantages to it, particularly from a enterprise standpoint. So the guide that I created that has so many ideas in it and a lot worth, I’m going to begin posting. And so you could find me on Instagram at Dr. Ryan Lazarus. I’m actually enthusiastic about it. It’s natural. It’s actual. And I’m designing it to convey nice worth. There’s nice issues.
There’s nice assets on the web site. You possibly can audit your well being with the weather. You possibly can seize the toolkit and begin implementing it. After which we now have teaching applications. Now we have one which’s fully automated. You get a meals plan, an important exercise app, get all of the worksheets. You undergo the gamification course of. It goes by white belt and yellow belt and inexperienced belt. It’s like martial arts. After which we now have coaches that work with our sufferers after which you’ll be able to work with me one-on-one. And so I’m pleased to assist in any approach. It’s my mission and it’s the place the eagerness is.
Katie: Superior. Properly, I’ll be certain all these hyperlinks are at wellnessmama.com within the present notes. However Dr. Lazarus, this has been such a enjoyable dialog. I really like that we obtained to go deep on so many alternative matters. And I’m so grateful in your time and for all that you simply’ve shared right this moment. Thanks.
Dr. Lazarus: Thanks, Katie. I actually recognize the chance.
Katie: And thanks as all the time for listening and sharing your most dear assets, your time, your power, and your consideration with us right this moment. We’re each so grateful that you simply did. And I hope that you’ll be part of me once more on the subsequent episode of the Wellness Mama podcast.
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