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Wondering what truly matters for your health? In this episode, we break down essential health check-in points—from key lab tests like A1C, CMP, and lipid panels, to lifestyle habits like quality sleep, emotional wellness, hydration, physical activity, and balanced nutrition. Discover why sleep is crucial, how to assess emotional health, and what your body really needs to thrive. Perfect for anyone looking to take control of their wellness with real, actionable tips.

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In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the topic of weight bias—both implicit and explicit—and how it affects individuals, especially in the realm of healthcare. Drawing from original research, personal stories, and compelling studies, we explore the stereotypes and stigma often associated with higher body weight, including assumptions about laziness, attractiveness, and success.

Learn how perceived weight bias—especially common among women—is not only harmful emotionally, but also medically. We discuss how weight stigma leads to poorer healthcare outcomes, avoidance of doctors, and increased risk for depression, anxiety, emotional eating, and even suicidal thoughts. Real-life cases, including the story of Ellen Maud Bennett, highlight how devastating this issue can be.

We also examine research showing that weight bias stress may be a key contributor to health problems, such as increased heart disease risk and elevated A1C levels—independent of BMI. These findings challenge the conventional focus on weight loss as the primary path to better health.

Finally, we talk solutions: how we can reduce weight bias in ourselves, our culture, and especially in healthcare. Discover the importance of weight-neutral care, how to reframe health goals, and why we must stop assuming weight is the most important health metric.

Whether you're a healthcare provider, patient, or just curious about the intersections of weight and wellness, this episode offers eye-opening insights and practical steps for fostering a more compassionate, effective approach to health.

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In this episode, we break down the truth about BMI (Body Mass Index) — what it is, where it came from, and why it’s still used in modern healthcare despite its many flaws. Learn how BMI impacts health stigma, why it doesn’t tell the full story about your body, and what better indicators of health you should focus on instead. If you’ve ever asked, “Is BMI accurate?” or felt discouraged by the number on a scale, this episode is for you.

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In this episode of the Komplete Nutrition Podcast, we dive into the world of the gut microbiome—the trillions of microbes that impact your digestion, immunity, metabolism, and even mental health. We break down how your gut health is shaped by factors like birth method, diet, stress, antibiotics, and more. You'll also learn how gut imbalances can contribute to issues like IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome), SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth), and poor nutrient absorption. Plus, we share actionable tips using prebiotics, probiotics, and gut-friendly habits to help you improve your microbiome and overall well-being. Perfect for anyone searching for answers about gut health, bloating, gas, and nutrition.

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In this episode, we continue our deep dive into the transformative practice of intuitive eating, based on the groundbreaking work of Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch. If you're tired of yo-yo dieting, food guilt, and the toxic influence of diet culture, this is the episode for you.

We explore Principles 6–10 of intuitive eating, including:

• Challenging the Food Police and rewriting your internal food rules
• Coping with emotions with kindness instead of judgment
• Embracing body respect and the concept of body neutrality
• Rediscovering joyful movement and moving because it feels good
• Practicing gentle nutrition—a balanced, compassionate approach to health

Our hosts, Kylie and Spencer, unpack real-life strategies for rejecting food morality, understanding emotional eating, and creating a healthy relationship with food and body image. Whether you're starting your intuitive eating journey or looking for support in healing your relationship with food, this episode is packed with actionable insights

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Welcome back to the podcast! In today's episode, we start our deep dive into Intuitive Eating by Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch, focusing on the first 5 principles that guide this revolutionary, anti-diet approach to food and wellness.

If you're tired of the toxic cycle of yo-yo dieting, weight obsession, and food guilt, this episode is for you. Co-hosts Kylie and Spencer unpack what it really means to:

1. Reject the Diet Mentality – Learn how to break free from the billion-dollar diet industry and shift toward sustainable, healthy lifestyle changes.
2. Honor Your Hunger – Understand the importance of tuning into your body’s natural cues and the role consistency and self-care play in this process.
3. Make Peace with Food – Discover how to overcome the deprivation mindset and create an abundant, guilt-free relationship with eating.
4. Discover the Satisfaction Factor – Explore why pleasure is a vital part of health and how to stop moralizing food choices.
5. Feel Your Fullness – Get practical tips on reconnecting with your body's fullness signals and developing mindful eating habits.

💬 We also share personal stories, real-life examples, and useful tools like the hunger and fullness scale, helping you apply these principles in your everyday life.

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In this episode, we explore the four main eating personalities and their subtypes, shedding light on how our relationships with food shape our behaviors and habits. These eating personalities are taken from the work of Evelyn Tribole & Elyse Resche in their book called "Intuitive Eating". Go check them out, we highly recommend!

The Four Types of Eating Personalities:

1. Intuitive Eater: These individuals have a balanced relationship with food. They listen to their hunger and fullness cues, treating chocolate cake and broccoli with the same emotional neutrality.
2. Professional Dieter: Always on a diet, endlessly cycling through restrictive plans. Overcoming this involves rejecting the "diet mentality" and learning to recognize red flags like extreme rules or promises of instant success.
3. The Careful Eater: Hyper-focused on “clean” eating, often verging on orthorexia. Shifting to flexible nutrition and a value-driven, not fear-driven, mindset can help.
4. The Unconscious Eater: This group mindlessly eats, broken down into four subcategories:
   • Chaotic Eater: Eats on the go, often skipping meals or grazing throughout the day. Structured meals and prepared snacks can help.
   • Emotional Eater: Uses food to cope with feelings. While emotional eating has its place, building emotional resilience and finding alternative coping mechanisms is crucial.
   • Refuse-not Eater: Eats whatever is offered to them. Managing the environment and practicing saying "no" can reduce unnecessary snacking.
   • Waste-not Eater: Cleans the plate to avoid wasting food. Learning the "last bite threshold" and saving leftovers can help this personality adjust.

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In this episode, we wanted to introduce ourselves and tell you why you should listen to us! After all, there are a multitude of podcasts centered around health and nutrition. Why us? Well, we believe that we have a unique viewpoint of how food should be, well, viewed, and we decided we wanted to share that perspective as best we could. We also think its fun to talk about food! Please enjoy this episode of Komplete Nutrition, and we hope by the end you feel a little more familiar with us and a little more confident in what we have to say. Thanks for listening!