• EP 28: Finding the Middle Ground in Health & Wellness

  • Nov 19 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
  • Podcast

EP 28: Finding the Middle Ground in Health & Wellness

  • Summary

  • Laura Ligos is a registered dietitian, mom & 2x cookbook author who resides in Albany, NY. She believes in a food first approach and focuses on optimizing the health and wellness of active women. She has a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Sciences from Cornell University and went on to complete her Dietetic Internship and MBA at Dominican University. She started her own private practice & brand “The Sassy Dietitian” to help be a credible resource for those looking to improve their relationship with food and optimize overall health without restrictive diets.

    In this episode we chat about:

    • Debunking things on the internet and clickbait in the health and wellness space
    • Navigating ‘mom culture’
    • Critical thinking
    • Big wellness vs. big pharma
    • Raw milk and food safety
    • Elitisim in big wellness
    • It all comes back to stress
    • Guilt and shame around diseases and medications
    • Finding the halfway between alternative/functional meds + western med
    • It’s the ‘we not just the me’
    • Nutrition and health is not all or nothing
    • MAHA movement: MAHA is diet culture and once again diet culture won
    • Minerals: what are they? Why do they matter?
    • And so much more!


    If you don’t already, be sure to follow Laura @thesassydietitian and learn more about her https://thesassydietitian.com/

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