Living Vividly
Living Vividly
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🎙️ Living Vividly Podcast – Where Health Meets Real Life
Hosted by Jackie Hettich (Vivid Health + Wellness), Daphne Olivier (The Unconventional Dietitian), and Dr. Mary Beth Maas, DPT (MBodyYou), Living Vividly dives into all things wellness – from gut health to mental resilience. We break down trends, share expert insights, and empower you to take charge of your health in simple, lasting ways. Tune in every other Tuesday for real, relatable conversations that fuel vibrant living.
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The podcast centers around various wellness themes such as gut health, mental resilience, functional medicine, and personalized care. Episodes like 'Revolutionizing Healthcare: The Direct Primary Care Difference' and 'Beyond Medication: A Functional Approach to Mental Health' highlight innovative approaches, expert insights, and practical tips for listeners to take charge of their health.

🎙️ Living Vividly Podcast – Where Health Meets Real Life
Hosted by Jackie Hettich (Vivid Health + Wellness) and Daphne Olivier (The Unconventional Dietitian), Living Vividly dives into all things wellness – from gut health to mental resilience. We break down trends, share expert insights, and empower you to take charge of your health in simple, lasting ways. Tune in every other Tuesday for real, relatable conversations that fuel vibrant living.
In this episode of Living Vividly, we sit down with Dr. Abigail Hart and Dr. Charise Fashho to break down what’s actually happening when women feel “off” even when their labs come back normal.This conversation goes beyond traditional medicine and into what is often overlooked. The role of stress, inflammation, lifestyle, and how treating symptoms alone misses the bigger picture.From hormone imbalances and cortisol dysfunction to cycle-based training, functional testing, and personalized care, this episode challenges the one-size-fits-all approach to women’s health.They also unpack why women’s bodies have historically been misunderstood in research, how modern lifestyles are impacting hormones, and what practical changes actually move the needle.If you’ve ever felt like something isn’t right but couldn’t get answers, this episode will connect the dots.⏱️ Chapters00:00 – Intro: Dr. Hart & Dr. Fashho01:00 – Why women’s health is shifting03:50 – Research based on men05:00 – Root cause vs hormone fixes06:30 – Stress & inflammation drivers10:45 – Limits of traditional care15:50 – Cortisol & burnout17:30 – Why slowing down works18:30 – 15-minute visit problem19:45 – Functional testing explained22:00 – Personalized treatment24:00 – Why this care feels unfamiliar26:00 – “Normal labs” but still off28:30 – Trial and error in healing30:00 – Community & support31:30 – Small changes that matter33:30 – Exercise & cortisol balance35:00 – Cycle-based training37:00 – Supplements that help40:00 – Hydration & electrolytes42:30 – Mind-body connection46:30 – Rethinking postpartum care48:00 – Electrolytes vs water49:00 – A new healthcare model50:30 – Final thoughtsIf you’ve been focusing on diet, workouts, and supplements but still don’t feel like yourself, this conversation shows why and what to do differently.👍 Like, subscribe, and share this episode with someone who’s been struggling to get real answers about their health.—Connect with Charise & Abigail (Eviva md)📲 Instagram→ https://www.instagram.com/eviva.md/—💫 Join the Living Vividly CommunityInstagram → https://www.instagram.com/livingvividlypodcast/Facebook → https://www.facebook.com/livingvividlypodcast

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