Beauty Inside Out With Kimberly Snyder

In this conversation, Kimberly Snyder interviews Vaidya Jay, an Ayurvedic doctor, about the wisdom of Ayurveda and the benefits of Amalaki, a powerful rejuvenating herb. They discuss the difference between short-term rejuvenation and long-term health, the importance of food as medicine, and the potency of Ayurvedic herbs. They also explore the significance of summer solstice and the vulnerabilities and nourishment needed during the summer season. They emphasize the importance of balancing the tastes of fruit, incorporating healthy fats and oils like coconut oil, and adjusting self-care practices according to the seasons. In this conversation, Vaidya Jay and Kimberly Snyder also discuss the Ayurvedic approach to health and wellness during the summer season. They emphasize the importance of aligning with the natural flow of nature and adjusting lifestyle habits accordingly. They also discuss the use of caffeine, particularly coffee, in the summer and how it can affect different body types. Vaidya Jay recommends

In this conversation, Kimberly Snyder discusses the topic of attachments and how they impact our well-being. She explains how attachments can be unhealthy and rob us of our personal freedom. She shares her personal experiences about healing attachments and becoming more self-reliant. Kimberly emphasizes the importance of awareness and introspection in identifying attachment patterns. She provides tips for healing attachments, including practicing the heart-aligned meditation and building resilience. Kimberly highlights the connection between attachments and overall health and encourages listeners to prioritize their own well-being.

In this episode, Kimberly Snyder discusses the importance of incorporating superfoods into women's diets. She emphasizes that superfoods don't have to be rare or expensive and can be found at local grocery stores. Some of the superfoods she recommends include leafy green vegetables, berries, chia seeds, nuts and seeds, avocados, turmeric, legumes, and cruciferous vegetables. She highlights the health benefits of each superfood and provides tips on how to incorporate them into meals.

Dr. Catherine Shanahan (Author of Dark Calories) discusses the harmful effects of vegetable oils and the need to avoid them. She explains that the term 'vegetable oils' is misleading and includes both healthy and unhealthy oils. The unhealthy oils, known as the 'hateful eight,' include corn, canola, cottonseed, soy, sunflower, safflower, rice bran, and grapeseed oils. These oils are highly processed and contain toxins that can damage cells and mutate DNA. Dr. Shanahan emphasizes the pervasiveness of these oils in the food supply, including processed foods, restaurant meals, and even seemingly healthy products like protein bars. She recommends avoiding these oils as much as possible and provides guidance on how to identify them on ingredient labels. In this conversation, Dr. Cate Shanahan and Kimberly Snyder discuss the dangers of vegetable oils and the importance of understanding the role of fats in our diet. Dr. Cate emphasizes the need to avoid refined vegetable oils and opt for unrefined, traditional fats

In this episode the topic of perfectionism and how it affects our health and well-being. Kimberly shares her personal experience as a recovering perfectionist and provides actionable tips and strategies to break free from perfectionism and embrace authenticity. Kimberly emphasizes the importance of self-compassion, mindfulness, and resilience in overcoming perfectionism. She also highlights the connection between perfectionism and mental health, and the role of a healthy lifestyle in breaking the pattern of perfectionism. The conversation concludes with a heart-centered meditation practice.

In this conversation, Kimberly Snyder speaks with Alberto Villoldo, author and founder of the Four Winds. They discuss topics such as shadow work, destiny, ancestral healing, and the importance of ceremony and connection with nature. Alberto emphasizes the need for sacred ceremonies to heal and transform, and he shares a fire ceremony. They also touch on the topics of infertility and the power of plants in healing and regeneration. They also discuss the importance of reconnecting with nature and the impact of our diet has on our health and spirituality. They explore the shift from a natural, plant-based diet to an agricultural diet and the negative consequences it had on human health and lifespan. They emphasize the need to return to a natural way of eating and living in order to heal our bodies and reconnect with spirit.

Summary The conversation covers the impact of PFAS chemicals on human health and the environment, emphasizing the contamination of drinking water and seafood. It also explores the health effects of PFAS exposure, the sources of PFAS contamination, and ways to protect against it. The discussion provides insights into the importance of clean water, the role of diet in mitigating PFAS exposure, and the need for awareness and advocacy in sourcing food and products. The conversation concludes with a call to action for community engagement and self-advocacy.

Joanne Lee Molinaro, author of The Korean Vegan Cookbook, shares her journey from being a lawyer to pursuing her passion for food and creating a plant-based lifestyle. She discusses the fear and resistance to change, the importance of evolving and embracing creativity, and the liberation that comes from breaking free from the status quo. Joanne also talks about the influence of her immigrant parents and their emphasis on academic success, the challenges of navigating cultural identity and shame, and the process of finding her true voice and authentic self. She shares her experience of transitioning from a legal career to becoming a food blogger and cookbook author, and the role of photography in her creative expression. Joanne explains her decision to adopt a plant-based diet for health reasons and the initial difficulties of finding vegan options in Korean cuisine. She talks about the challenges of veganizing traditional Korean dishes and the importance of finding alternatives to animal-based ingredients.

In this episode Kimberly explores the adverse effects of technology and media on our bodies and lives, and provides actionable solutions to mitigate these effects. It emphasizes the importance of setting boundaries and creating balance in our use of technology and media. The discussion also touches on the impact of technology on mental health, physical health, social skills, and relationships.

Dr. Deborah Edgerton discusses the Enneagram system and its potential to help individuals open their hearts, find joy, and discover their true selves. The conversation explores the importance of self-awareness, embracing all parts of ourselves, and stepping out of our comfort zones to experience growth. Dr. E emphasizes the need to integrate the wisdom of the head, heart, and body to make loving and rational responses to life. The Enneagram system consists of nine personality types, each with its own distinct energy and growth opportunities. The conversation also touches on the power of the divine feminine energy and the importance of embracing our authentic selves. In this conversation, Kimberly Snyder and Dr. Deborah Egerton discuss the Enneagram and its application in personal growth and self-awareness. Dr. Egerton emphasizes the importance of introspection and community in the journey of self-discovery.

In this episode, Kimberly Snyder discusses the importance of heart-based living in combating anxiety and depression in children and families. She emphasizes the need for emotional well-being and provides tools for navigating big feelings. Snyder shares the benefits of heart coherence and emotional intelligence, highlighting their role in reducing levels of anxiety and depression. She also emphasizes the importance of community support and the power of sharing these tools with others. Snyder encourages listeners to connect with their hearts and offers practical tips for incorporating heart-based practices into daily life.

In this conversation, Kimberly Snyder and her husband Jon discuss the power of heart-based living and their new children's book, Chilla Gorilla and Lanky Lemur: Journey to the Heart. They highlight the importance of teaching children how to deal with their feelings in a fast-paced and technology-driven society. They explain the science of heart coherence and how it can lead to calmer thoughts, emotional intelligence, and better overall health. They emphasize the need for labeling and feeling emotions, as well as the benefits of heart-based living for both children and adults. The book offers tools and techniques for heart coherence and includes a kids-friendly version of the heart-aligned meditation.

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 the inflammation and the anxiety and the insomnia that stress can bring. but there are good stressors on the body as we will talk about today, which actually help to increase our resilience, our strength, our immunity, and to activate really beneficial compounds in the body. So not all stress is bad, although we wanna be really careful when we're using this term to differentiate. So we'll get into all of this today. I'm very excited to share about these concepts. And I must admit that I'm someone that doesn't...

Dr. Casey Means discusses the need for a holistic approach to health and the importance of addressing metabolic dysfunction. She highlights the disconnect and fragmentation in the current healthcare system and emphasizes the need for a focus on root causes rather than just treating symptoms. She discusses the impact of cravings and the importance of nourishing our cells with real, nutrient-dense foods. The conversation also touches on the misconceptions around sugar and the significance of protecting and supporting our mitochondria for optimal health. It also explores the importance of sunlight, movement, and body awareness in maintaining optimal health. The episode also cover topics such as the impact of sunlight on circadian rhythm, the role of trackers in promoting natural living, the connection between sleep and metabolic health, the importance of body awareness and self-care, and the role of whole foods and fiber in supporting gut and mitochondrial health.

In this episode Kimberly discusses the topic of how to holistically boost immunity and vitality and reduce inflammation in the body. Kimberly highlights the importance of vitality and a holistic approach to well-being. She discusses the impact of lifestyle on immunity, the benefits of certain dietary patterns, the role of stress management, and the importance of exercise. The conversation provides practical tips and highlights the connection between nutrition, stress, and inflammation.

Carly Bodrug, author of the #1 New York Times best seller 'Plant You Scrappy Cooking: 140+ Plant-Based Zero-Waste Recipes That Are Good for You, Your Wallet, and the Planet,' joins Kimberly Snyder in a conversation about her journey into plant-based cooking and the concept of zero waste. They discuss the accessibility of plant-based recipes, the importance of fiber in the diet, and the impact of food waste on the environment. Carly shares her creative process in developing new recipes and the inspiration she finds in animal product dishes. They also touch on the challenges of balancing personal and professional life, dealing with self-doubt, and the power of love and community in difficult times.

Today we're going to be delving into our food cornerstone and specifically around sugar. Healthy tips to help you reduce hidden and added sugars in your diet. And this is something that we want to be aware of across the board, whether we are plant -based or omnivore or whatever.

Kimberly speaks to Dr. Kristin Neff about the importance of self-compassion, especially for women. Kimberly and Dr. Neff discuss her book 'Fierce Self-Compassion' and how it is easier for us to be compassionate towards others because of how our brains are wired and how we are socialized. Dr. Neff emphasizes the need for both tender and fierce self-compassion, as well as the importance of being kind and assertive. Dr. Neff also explores the role of anger in self-compassion and how it can be a constructive force. She discusses guilt and shame, and how self-compassion can help us learn from our mistakes and reduce stress and burnout.

In this conversation, Kimberly Snyder discusses the importance of claiming self-worth, confidence, and inner connection in life. She emphasizes the need to assess our level of connection to ourselves and others and to ensure that we are truly enjoying our lives. Snyder explains that many of our actions and thoughts come from a place of lack, and she encourages healing and tapping into our abundant wholeness. She highlights the impact of emotional well-being on overall health and the importance of spiritual well-being in feeling worthy and confident. Snyder provides practical tips for claiming self-worth, including connecting to the heart, simplifying the diet, moving the body in nature, nurturing gut health, regulating emotions, and practicing meditation.

Kimberly Snyder speaks with New York Times best selling author Matthew Hussey about his new best selling book 'Love Life'. They discuss Matthew's journey as a dating coach, the importance of being happy and whole in oneself before finding a partner, and the patterns and behaviors that can hinder or enhance relationships. They also touch on the topics of self-esteem, fixing others, and the need for self-reflection and awareness in order to break unhealthy patterns. In this conversation, Matthew Hussey and Kimberly Snyder discuss the importance of values and compatibility in relationships. They emphasize the need to look beyond surface-level interests and focus on deeper connections. They also explore the concept of raising standards and making intentional choices in dating. The conversation delves into the topic of having children and the pressure that can come with it, offering practical advice on how to navigate this aspect of life. The episode provides valuable insights and guidance for finding love and cre