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159. Do This During the Holidays
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The holiday season is upon us, and with it, the foods, drinks, and late nights. Of course these are some of the best and most memorable times for many of us, but they can also throw people way off of their healthy habits which can lead to a bad cycle of crash dieting and unfulfilled New Year's resolutions.

We need to stop looking at the holiday season as a free pass to be naughty with our health and then put all the pressure on the month of January to make ourselves look beach ready. Instead, we need to find balance in our lives and find some health practices that we can carry with us throughout the entire year, so that no matter what comes our way, we can always get back on track with little difficulty.

In this episode, Evan shares a ton of tips and practices that you can use during the holiday season to make sure that you enjoy the gatherings without the guilt and pressure to create unrealistic New Year's resolutions.

Happy holidays to everyone! Be safe and as always, do everything with good intentions and connect to your elements.

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Hey everyone.

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Welcome to the elemental Evan podcast.

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This is your host, Evan Roberts.

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And on this show, I break down

complex health topics from a

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simple and holistic perspective.

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On today's episode, we are going to dive

into all things, navigating the holidays.

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I'm going to share my favorite

tips and tricks for kind of staying

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on track with some of my health

practices and not getting too

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carried away during the holidays.

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These are going to be some very simple and

easy tips and tricks that you can apply.

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To your own holiday experiences

to make sure, um, that you're

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not getting too far down.

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Uh, the path of.

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You know, these massive meals

and, uh, really delicious

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drinks and all of that stuff.

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So anyways, that's going to

be what today's topic is on.

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But I wanted to take a quick moment.

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And talk a little bit about immune

health, just because everyone

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that is around me is getting sick.

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I'm seeing like tons of

people just left and right.

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Uh, coming down with some really

actually like serious sore throats and

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colds, uh, some really nasty stuff.

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So.

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Really just wanting to take a moment and

talk about some immune health quickly

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and give you my top things that I'm

doing to really boost my immune health.

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So starting with my number one.

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Go-to when it comes to immune

health is going to be colostrum.

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For those of you who are unfamiliar

with claustrum claustrum is the very

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first milk that is produced by mammals.

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I believe all mammals within

the first like 24 to 48 hours.

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It is the building blocks of building

here, immunity and, you know,

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diversifying the microbes in the gut.

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Uh, it's just some really powerful stuff.

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And personally, I have not gotten

sick at all, except for a quick

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like food poisoning that happened,

uh, just a couple months ago.

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So unrelated to.

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What's been going on here recently.

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And the only thing that I've really

changed is I added in claustrum and

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I've been around a ton of sick people

and I just haven't gotten sick.

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Of course I have other practices, but.

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To me, it is truly one of the

best things for immune health.

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And that's what I personally

take it for at the moment.

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So highly, highly recommend

getting some claustrum.

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I really love the claustrum at tri armor.

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They just have super high standards.

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Hence why I go with them?

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Uh, all of, most of all the stuff I'm

going to mention right now is going to be

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in the show notes with a discount code.

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So feel free to check it out, uh,

that we can at least see the link

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and find out where it's all at.

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But that's definitely my number one.

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Go-to.

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Um, aside from that, I would also

be including a lot of vitamin C,

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which is kind of the obvious answer,

but I really like to get it from a.

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Kind of like a whole food source.

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So I have found some camu camu powder.

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There's also like camu camu

with a Serola cherry powder.

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These are just really potent.

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Uh, foods with high levels of vitamin

C actually common camu berries are

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I believe the highest amount of

vitamin C that we know of in any food.

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So these are really great ways

of getting our vitamin C in.

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And I'll usually pair that with

a green juice from Organifi,

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which already is going to have

some really great stuff in it.

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Like Maringa, uh, it's gonna have

some spirulina in it as well.

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It's going to have some ashwagandha,

so some super beneficial things

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already going on in there.

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So I'll kind of combine those two.

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I like the flavor of it, but that's

just a way of also boosting the mold.

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Um, the immune system I'll do that.

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Like, I don't know, maybe

three, four times a week,

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depending on how I'm feeling.

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And then I, I'm also throwing in a

bunch of spirulina and chlorella.

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That's just for the additional

minerals and vitamins, as well as

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trying to cleanse the body with

the high levels of chlorophyll that

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is contained in those micro-algae.

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So that's spirulina and chlorella, which

those ones are coming from energy bits.

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Those are the ones that

I prefer personally.

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Uh, feel free to look around, but like

I said, these are the top ones that I

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have found that have worked best for me.

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And then on top of that, yes, definitely

get out, get as much exercise as

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you can, which I know is difficult

because if you're in the Northern

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hemisphere, it is cold right now.

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And it's not very fun to get outside

and go for a run or a walk or whatever

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it may be, but it is very beneficial.

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And if you have access to a sauna,

absolutely get in there as well.

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Make sure you're staying hydrated.

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And, uh, if you do have a good pre and

pro and post biotic that you can add.

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Add into the mix.

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Definitely do that as well.

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We got to remember that 70% of our

immune system actually over 70% of

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our immune system is in the gut.

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So it really is beneficial for us

to take care of our gut health.

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Hence, why I'm.

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You know, hammering on the claustrum

and the probiotics, uh, definitely are

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going to be super beneficial as well.

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Make sure you're making it, you're

eating your fermented foods.

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That's going to have some beneficial

pre and probiotics there as well.

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So, Those are just a couple of the

things I've been doing right now.

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I don't want to overload your plate.

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Uh, but I will throw one last little

item in there and that is Turkey tail.

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Uh, Turkey tail is a.

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Functional mushroom a medicinal mushroom.

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You can find it in a tincture form

typically, uh, or a powdered form,

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whichever form you find it in.

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Um, I'm just trying to find

a really high quality source.

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So like rainbow mushrooms, that's

rainbow without a w at the end.

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Uh, four Sigmatic.

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That's another one own mushroom.

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That's what I've been trying recently

and actually really like that one.

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So anyways, those are going to be the

things that will really help boost

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your mince immune system at the moment.

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And yeah, just try to stay

healthy, get a lot of sleep.

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Of course.

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Um, you know, do all the, all

the health practices that we talk

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about on this show are going to.

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Some way or another help

out with your immune system.

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So definitely give that a try.

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Um, yeah.

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Now let's get into the show.

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So since the holidays are

right around the corner.

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It obviously makes sense that we go

ahead and kind of figure out some tips

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and tricks for navigating the holidays,

because it's very easy, obviously to

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overindulge on a lot of the goodies

that we have around this time of year.

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And, you know, honestly, I really just

wanted to start this whole podcast

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with a rule or a general rule of

thumb, which is called the 80 20 rule.

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So if you haven't listened to this

show before, and you're new to

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this rule, then it's very simple.

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80% of the time you want to eat as

clean as possible, and then allow

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yourself to have this 20% where.

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You can go out and have the food that

you know is not good for you and is

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really not going to be doing any benefit

for you, but it's that 20%, right?

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It's.

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It's the smaller allowance.

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Um, you know, it allows us to

be in a more social setting.

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If you're super strict with your food

and what you're eating, uh, that 80%

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of the time it might restrict you from.

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Going to certain places with your

friends or whatever it might be.

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And, you know, we really don't

want to have that issue arise.

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We want to still be able to enjoy

time with our family and friends,

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even if they're not into all the

health practices that we are.

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So that 20% is really just allowance.

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Right.

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And allowance for you to go enjoy.

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And that's what these holidays are.

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They're the 20% right.

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Of course we can overdo it.

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And there can be a ton of

holiday parties around this time.

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And, you know, instead of just like

one day being a holiday, you might

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have a full week where you're just at

parties and, you know, eating the foods

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that you probably shouldn't be eating,

drinking the drinks, you shouldn't

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be drinking, all that good stuff.

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So.

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What I wanted to say is if you just

have like, you know, One or two

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Christmas parties here or there.

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Not a big deal.

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Like that's easily, your 20%.

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If you're staying clean most of

the time before the holidays, then

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this is your allowance right now.

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Like, feel free to enjoy

the food that you're eating.

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Like, you know, don't stress it too much.

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This is truly a time where

you shouldn't be worrying too

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much about what you're eating.

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Um, really, I just think this

is a time for us to relax and

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enjoy the people we're around.

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And, uh, we shouldn't be like, you know,

really worrying about the food that we're.

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We're eating.

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Especially since it's just

going to be one meal, which is

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another really good point here.

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If you eat one bad meal, it

does not make you unhealthy.

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And if you eat one good meal

that does not make you healthy.

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So don't stress about it.

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If you're having like one dinner

here or there, that's not super

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good for you, that's totally okay.

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You have a ton of time to make up

for that, and it's not going to make

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or break, you know, your healthy

eating habits that you've developed.

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Right.

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It's simply just one time.

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So really sticking to that 80

20 rule and just understanding

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that look, this is a time.

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Time for gatherings and kind of

eating more than you probably should.

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And a lot of the stuff that

you shouldn't be eating.

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But I will say that if you are.

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You know, eating these foods and you

just feel really gross after eating

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them, or, you know, you still want to

like, kind of have some movement or

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do something to help kind of counter.

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Uh, the food that you're eating.

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I would highly recommend going for a walk.

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Like let's just keep it simple here.

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You can do this with

your family and friends.

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Uh, after you eat a meal, you

guys can all go for a walk.

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It's very simple.

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Obviously you can still have family

time and, you know, still be able

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to connect while going for a walk.

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And if you pair this with, you know,

after eating a meal, it can really help

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in terms of, you know, your blood glucose

levels and insulin spikes, all of that.

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When you're able to go walk and kind

of utilize some of the food that you're

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eating, that's really going to help

with, uh, the blood sugar levels.

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So definitely going for

a walk is ideal here.

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And, you know, it's something that

like, after eating a meal, you don't

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have to go run and do a crazy workout.

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Like.

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Uh, walk is very calm.

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You can do with people.

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It's enjoyable in my opinion.

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And, uh, I think it's a really

easy addition to holiday parties.

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So if you are eating food and he just

felt way overstuffed, or do you feel

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nasty or whatever it is like, absolutely.

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Grab a buddy or grab a whole

family and go for a walk.

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And then number two would

definitely be portion control.

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So of course.

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You're in the holidays, you're going to

want to eat, you know, some delicious

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food and sometimes it might be huge

quantities of it, but you can do a

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very simple practice, which is to

simply just portion control your plate.

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Right.

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You can try everything

that is out on the table.

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But keep your portions very small, right.

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And just have a decently sized plate.

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Like nothing too massive,

nothing too crazy.

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And that way.

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After you eat that,

try to eat slow, right?

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Like chew your food.

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Really?

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Give it time.

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I be like intense, uh, sorry.

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Uh, mindful with your eating, you

know, put a lot of intention into

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it and then also give time, right?

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Like after you eat a meal, give

some time, like, don't go straight

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for seconds, like wait for 10 or 15

minutes and see how the food settles.

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Like maybe it settles and you

feel completely full and you

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don't want to eat anymore.

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Uh, cause a lot of the

times we just eat so fast.

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You know, we load our plates up

and by the time we're done eating,

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we're like way over stuff because

we didn't listen to our body.

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We didn't give our body enough time to.

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You know, understand that it's full.

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So really one of the best things to

do is just take it easy on the plate.

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You don't have to go crazy with how

much you're putting on your plate.

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You can try everything, but

have smaller amounts of it.

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And then give a little bit of time

between when you finish your plate and

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going back for a second, if going back

for a second at all, and also just making

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sure to chew your food more thoroughly,

that's going to help slow down.

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The eating process, right.

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So those are going to be a few tips for.

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Really kind of watching the

food and helping it digest.

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But one of the other things that

tends to be very common around the

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holidays is, you know, drinking

a little bit too much alcohol.

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And honestly, We already

know alcohol is bad.

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Like I'm not, we don't need to

like go on a huge rant about this.

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Like it's very well understood.

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Uh, but of course people

are going to drink, right?

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Like it's a very social thing to do.

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And, uh, you know, a drink

here and there is not going

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to be the worst thing for you.

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Uh, you know, of course it can be

overdone, but I will definitely

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say, you know, Less is definitely

going to be better for sure.

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You know, like if you go out and you have

a drink or two, like that's going to be

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much better than three, four or five.

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A of course there's all these different

stats you can look at in terms of,

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you know, like, depending on how many

drinks you have, you, you, you're

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supposed to get like a certain amount

of time before you go to sleep.

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And, you know, you're already kind of

like eating, not super healthy foods.

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And so now your liver is

like processing a lot of.

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Uh, that stuff, and then you're

having the alcohol come in and then

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your liver has to take care of that.

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So, Of course having less alcohol

is 100% going to be better.

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I'm not saying you have to completely

not drink any at all, but if you

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are looking for a way to stay just

completely sober over the holidays.

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My top recommendation is

probably going to be like kava.

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I, in my opinion, cava is one of

the best, uh, alcohol alternatives,

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because it really does provide this.

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sOcial lubricant.

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Right.

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So it really kind of opens you up,

allows you to still kind of have that

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feel where you're like bonding with

people you're more open and able to talk.

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And, you know, things are like,

conversations are just flowing

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better, which of course can be a

really nice time around the holidays.

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Uh, so cava for me has been

one of the best things to try.

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Uh, in, in that sense, there are

other products out there like HIO kin.

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These are other, uh,

non-alcohol alternatives.

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And I do enjoy them.

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Uh, HIO is a pretty good one.

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If you drink a few of those, you will

start to feel what they call the float.

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And that's just kind of like an uplifted

feeling once again, that social aspect,

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but Kaba or, you know, one of these

HIO or, uh, other alternative drinks

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can be a really great option as well.

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Um, there's tons of different

companies out there now.

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There's a true cava.

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There's new brew.

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Uh, HIO, like I mentioned,

kin all these different kinds.

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So if you are trying to stay sober, I

would recommend those ones because you

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can still kind of get a little bit of

that social feel without having to.

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Obviously deal with the repercussions

of drinking too much alcohol.

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Uh, which we know can

obviously not be super fun.

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So.

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Definitely watch the alcohol watch

how much you're intaking, if you

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don't want to have any at all,

look at some of these alternatives.

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And also this is going to be, uh, second

to last tip here is going to be to try to

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sleep as well as you possibly can, which

I know is going to be difficult because

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you're probably going to be out late,

but do your best to get some good sleep.

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Um, especially as you get closer, like for

example, if you have some time off, uh,

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between the holidays and then going back

to work or school or whatever it might be.

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Uh, you know, it can be really

easy to just completely throw

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away our sleep schedule.

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And then when work or school starts

up again, it's very difficult for

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like the first three days to get back

into that sleep cycle and, you know,

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get out and get to work or school.

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And it just kinda makes for

some really rough mornings.

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So.

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If you are staying out late during

the holidays, when you get at least a

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couple days out from going back to work

or school, You might want to try to

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actually wake up close to the time that

you have to wake up for school or work.

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If it's pretty early in the morning,

that way you're kind of priming your body

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and getting ready for what's to come.

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You know, definitely when you wake up

in the morning, Go outside and get some

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sunlight on you or open up a window

so that sunlight can, uh, come through

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and really get into your eyeballs.

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Get onto your skin.

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That's going to help set your circadian

rhythm, which is your internal clock.

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So all of these things are going to

be good hacks for trying to get back

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to it when the holidays are over.

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Um, which I know once again, it's super

difficult, especially like with, you

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know, we're going to have new years.

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A lot of people are gonna stay

up to 12 o'clock at night.

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So it is difficult to do,

but do your best job as well.

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Getting some good sleep is going

to really boost that immune system,

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which as I mentioned earlier in the

podcast episode, Is super important,

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especially around this time.

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But last.

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Topic that I want to cop.

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Uh, sorry that I want to cover.

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Here is probably the most important one.

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That is your connection

with your community.

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So of all the things that I've

spoken about from the food to the

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alcohol to try and to still be

active and sleep and all that stuff.

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I mean, it's, it's extremely important,

but this might be the most important.

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One of them, all which is

just fostering a really.

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A strong connection with your

community because as we know.

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If we look at blue zones and I

believe it was a study by Harvard.

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I want to say, I can't

remember which one it was.

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It's like one of the longest studies

they've done, especially on longevity.

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And what has been, you

know, a common theme.

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There is a really strong

sense of community, right?

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Like having good friends and good family

and people you can rely on and confide

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in and you know, really the holidays,

if anything, at all, they're really

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just a moment for us to connect with

our family, with our friends, our loved

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ones, and just have some quality time.

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Right.

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Like, of course gifts are great.

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And the food's great and all that stuff.

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But at the end of the day, like time truly

is just the most important and value.

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Uh, valuable thing that we have.

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And so when we have this time off to spend

with our family, our friends and our loved

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ones, like really don't waste that time.

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Enjoy it try to be as present

as possible, stay away from

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social media and your devices.

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And, um, you know, just really try to

enjoy the time with your family because.

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Not to get like super morbid here, but of

course, like all of our time is limited.

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You never know when you're going

to see these people again and have

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like a good conversation with them.

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So, Take this time really

enjoy and connect with people

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deeply have good conversations.

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Like let them know that you love them,

give them hugs, give them love, give

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them all the good stuff, because for

real, like, you know, it's a new year.

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There's a lot to come and you know, of

course there's going to be ups and downs.

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And, um, you know, some of the people

literally just might not be here by

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the next, uh, by the next holidays.

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And sorry, like I said, I really don't

want to get to more of it on this show.

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Um, I wasn't like intending for

that, but I think it's very important

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for us to keep that in mind.

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And also to just, um, really understand

that, you know, That the everything

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is temporary and we really do need

to respect the time that we have.

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That's why time is so valuable.

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Uh, so please connect with your

community and, uh, you know, if you

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took anything away from this episode,

I hope it's that it's it's to connect

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with your community because that really

does create longevity for some reason.

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I mean, we don't know why, but it

absolutely does increase longevity.

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If you could do anything, just

connect with those around you and

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create a strong community with them.

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So that's going to be the last thing here.

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Um, once again, I'll go ahead and just

do a quick review of everything here.

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So starting off with the 80 20

rule, don't be too hard on yourself.

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If you eat some bad food right now, it's

not going to like break your whole year.

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Okay.

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It's just a couple of

meals here and there.

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It's not going to make you an unhealthy

person, just like a couple healthy.

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Healthy meals.

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Aren't going to make you a healthy person.

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So after the holidays, we can always get

back out there and you know how those new

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year's resolutions and all those things.

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Enjoy is it that 20% of the time?

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And then of course, if.

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You're eating a ton of food and you

aren't feeling super good or you just

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want to be active during the holidays.

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Go for walks.

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Walks are a great way.

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You don't have, they're

not a huge commitment.

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Um, you know, it's not like.

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You're going to have to bring running

shoes over to people's houses.

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Like you can literally just go for a

nice walk, especially if you pair it

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with, after a meal that can be super

beneficial for your blood glucose levels.

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And then if you are someone who

overloads the plate, which is

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something I'm definitely guilty of.

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And something I have to be so

mindful of every single time.

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Then really work on portion

control, chew your food slowly.

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That'll give time for your body to digest.

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Digestion actually starts

in your mouth, right?

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Like you were.

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The act of chewing is

breaking down the food.

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So the more chewing you do the less

work on your stomach in digesting.

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And, uh, also give a little bit of

time between finishing your plate and

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then going and getting a second plate.

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Uh, let let that food settle

and really listen to your body.

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Also watch the alcohol.

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Remember, um, one alcoholic

beverage is definitely better

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than 2, 3, 4, 5, or however many.

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Um, so really try to limit how much

you're consuming and if you're looking

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for alternatives, like I said, cava

is probably my number one go-to, uh,

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after that would be something like HIO.

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These are all non-alcoholic

based alternatives that still

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give you a social aspect.

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Uh, so you still kind of get

that social lubricant going.

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Um, personally, I do love brands,

like true cava and new brew.

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I think they're really, really good.

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And, um, yeah, you actually feel the

social lubricant, which is awesome.

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And.

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In terms of our immune health and getting

back to it when we have to go to school

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or work or whatever it is, Um, definitely.

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Make sure you're sleeping.

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Well, really try to prioritize it.

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I know you're going to have some late

nights and that's totally fine, but on

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the in-between days, make sure you're

trying to get the best sleep possible.

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Uh, especially when you're getting

closer to going back to work or

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school, make sure you're trying

to wake up closer to that time.

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So you're not just totally wrecked

on Monday or whatever day you're

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getting back to work or school.

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I believe that's it, except

for connect with family.

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So that's the last one.

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Yeah.

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Connect with your family.

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Uh, your friends, your loved

ones create a strong community.

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Uh, once again, that is a very common.

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Uh, thread among longevity and

community, sorry, communities that

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have, uh, you know, very long lifespan.

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So.

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Definitely making sure that

we are connecting with our

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family is going to be huge.

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Um, and with our friends and our loved

ones and really just making sure we're

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as present as possible with the time that

we have, uh, with the people around us.

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So.

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That's going to do it for today's episode.

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Happy holidays.

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Y'all um, I hope you enjoyed this episode.

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Hopefully these tips and

tricks were beneficial for, uh,

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anyone who needed to hear them.

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And.

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Please stay tuned for the

next few episodes coming out.

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I have some really amazing

guests coming on the show.

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Um, I actually have Andy

NYLO from Alli Tura.

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He has returned to the show.

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I'm actually, no, sorry.

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He just did an Instagram live with me.

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So this is his first time on

this show and it was really,

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really cool to have him back on.

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So, um, keep your eyes peeled.

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That'll be coming out next

Wednesday and, uh, honestly all

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just thank you for tuning in.

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It means so much to me.

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I'm so happy to be here, speaking

with all of you and, uh, hopefully

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providing some value on these holidays.

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Um, I'm sure a lot of you already

knew these things, but maybe it

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was at least a good reminder.

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And, uh, you guys know the deal.

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Um, if you haven't already subscribed,

please subscribe to this podcast on

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whatever platform you're on that way

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Um, also please leave a rating and review.

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Reach out to me on there.

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Ask questions.

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Uh, you know, if you have any ideas for

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then please go ahead and do that as well.

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Uh, feel free to share this episode

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If you do, and also share these

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really benefit from hearing them,

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send a, the episode right over to whoever

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which is really awesome and handy.

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Um, yeah, stay healthy.

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Keep that immunity up.

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Please, uh, go ahead and check out

these show notes because, uh, there's

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definitely some good stuff in there.

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Uh, with some discount codes as well.

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So anyways, Go ahead and check it out.

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Happy holidays, everyone.

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I hope you have just an incredible

a week and, you know, filled with a

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lot of friends, family loved ones.

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Um, good times.

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Good food, all that good stuff.

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And until next week, I hope you all have

a good one and connect to your elements

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and do everything with good intentions.

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You guys know the deal and

I'll see you on the next show.

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Peace.

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