3415: The New Science of Becoming Resilient to Stress (TT)

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3854: Soft Plaque vs. Hard Plaque Heart Testing (TWT)

Heart disease remains one of the biggest health risks we face, but understanding what's happening inside your arteries can give you a much clearer picture of your cardiovascular health. On today's show, I break down the difference between hard, calcified plaque and soft plaque, w ...  Afficher plus

3853: Why Most People Quit Right Before Results Appear (MM)

If you've ever started working toward a goal, felt like nothing was happening, and wondered if it was time to quit, today's episode may change the way you think about progress. On today's show, I explore why most people quit before their results have a chance to appear, and why p ...  Afficher plus

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How Good Stressors on the Body Can Improve Your Health and Well Being
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Namaste, loves. Welcome back to our Thursday Q &A show, where today we're going to be talking about good stressors on the body, known as eustressors. Now, usually when we use the term stress, we're trying to reduce these impacts on our life. We all know the ravaging effects of th ...  Afficher plus

The Stress Fix: How to Reframe Your Mindset and Turn Stress into Your Ally
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Do you want the good news or bad news of STRESS? Come explore the concept of eustress, or good stress, and how it can motivate us to perform at our best. We also address the negative effects of stress on our physical and mental health, and offer practical techniques for managing ...  Afficher plus

Recap: Boost health by defeating stress | Dr. Rangan Chatterjee
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Stress can come from any direction. Mounting deadlines at work, a romantic tiff at home, even something as simple as missing our bus can send our brain and body into a state of tension. We all experience this, it’s nothing new. However, our failure to manage this stress could be ...  Afficher plus