Ep. 382: Leading Cause of Heart Attacks & Strokes

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Ep. 503: Blood Sugar and Weight Loss

JJ sits down with nutritionist and behavior specialist Carrie Lupoli to break down why traditional dieting fails—and what actually creates lasting health and transformation.From generational conditioning and disordered eating to blood sugar regulation and belief systems, this epi ...  Show more

Ep. 502: Missing Pieces of Body Change After 40

In this solo episode, JJ pulls together the biggest insights from her recent 3-Day Body Breakthrough Challenge and shares why body change after 40 requires a different conversation than the one most women have been taught. If you’ve been eating less, doing more cardio, trying har ...  Show more

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