100 Not Out

Dr Nick Fuller has a PhD in obesity treatment, a Bachelor’s Degree in Human Movement and a Masters in nutrition and dietetics. Currently based at The University of Sydney, Dr Fuller has been featured across Australia’s mainstream media (check this out with Karl Stefanovic), Dr Fuller was also awarded People’s Choice Award at the University of Sydney’s Genesis program.  He is the author of 3 books – Interval Weight loss, Interval weight loss for life and Interval weight loss for women. You can find out all about Dr Nick’s incredible work at https://www.intervalweightloss.com.au/ This episode is jam-packed with wisdom from Dr Fuller. Enjoy! The post 100NO 401: Weight loss wisdom with Dr Nick Fuller appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

As we celebrate 400 episodes of 100 Not Out we discuss a selection of the wisdom we’ve learned from Damian Kristof. From poo, to foods we crave that begin with c and end with e (think chocolate, cake, carbohydrate and more), to the trends he’s nailed, the insights on stress and so much more. Happy Birthday to us, and happy 47th to Damo! Thank you for all your support of our podcast and our message over 400 episodes, we truly appreciate you! If you haven’t yet, be sure to connect with us on facebook @onehundrednotout and on Instagram @100.notout Photo by Nick Fewings on Unsplash The post 100NO 400: A happy 47th birthday love letter to Damo appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Trav Bell is The Worldʼs #1 Bucket List Expert. He is a self-appointed ʻBucket Listologistʼ, helping people live their Bucket List before it’s too late!  Trav’s unique life-engagement message wakes people up, stops ground-hog days & engages people to seek more fulfilment.  He is author of the soon to be released book book, The M.Y.B.U.C.K.E.T.L.I.S.T. Blueprint, a TEDx Thought Leader, a globally recognized speaker on a mission to help 10 million #BucketListers #tickitB4Ukickit.  You can connect with Trav by clicking here The post 100NO 399: Trav Bell on Creating Your Bucket List appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

There is a strong link between COVID19 and Type 2 Diabetes, and you won’t see it any of the headlines. Rather than lifestyle being communicated as a key factor in COVID19, we are told to be afraid and that being diagnosed with it is down to luck. On this episode, chiropractor Dr Marcus Yeo joins us to discuss the often overlooked and inconvenient truths associated with COVID19. Find out more about Marcus Yeo here  You can also find Marcus Yeo on Instagram The post 100NO 398: Marcus Yeo On The Diabetes-COVID Link & Why No One’s Talking About It appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Melbourne’s out of lockdown and Damo’s about to celebrate 47 years on planet Earth! November is a great time to reflect on the year and look ahead to the year ahead. Birthdays are also a great time to reflect and project, and we discuss the different ways people do it. Photo by Adi Goldstein on Unsplash The post 100NO 397: The different ways we celebrate birthdays and milestones appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Jean Kittson is an author, public speaker, actor, comedian, and scriptwriter for stage, television, theatre and radio. Many of our viewers and listeners will remember Jean from her time making us laugh on The Big Gig on the ABC. She’s also been featured regularly on Good News Week, The Glasshouse and The Einstein Factor.[2] She has been a regular guest on a string of Televison shows including Channel 7’s the Morning Show, Channel 9’s KAK Show and 20 to One.  Jean is a regular guest on ABC radio and has been a regular columnist with New Weekly, Sunday Telegraph, the SMH Sydney Magazine, Inspire Magazine, and the Readers Digest Health Smart magazine. Jean’s first book You’re Still Hot To Me was a fact-filled conversation starter about menopause. We Need To Talk About Mum and Dad is her second book and that’s exactly what we’re going to do today on 100 Not Out! The post 100NO 396: Jean Kittson Says We Need To Talk About Mum And Dad appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

To say the mental health and stress cost of COVID 19 is reaching gargantuan proportions is still a massive understatement. On the back of young sportswoman Jacinda Barclay losing her battle with mental health, we discuss the signs to look for in ourselves and others as stress begins. Being able to identify and ACT when anxiety or guilt strikes instead of waiting for overwhelm and helplessness to be the cue is a major step forward. Having the courage to ask “how you are … really”, especially when body language, tone of voice and other cues are present. If you are in an organisation that would benefit from Damian sharing his “Crack Your Stress Code” presentation, then please contact Damian via damiankristof.com If you are wanting to receive Marcus’s upcoming debut book, Exceptional: Make The Rest Of Your Life The Best Of Your Life, you can pre-order it here. Photo by engin akyurt on Unsplash The post 100NO 395: Stress and mental health appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Do you get triggered easily? We’ve observed over nearly eight years of 100 Not Out that certain episodes – certain guests – have said things which we either haven’t agreed with, or downright weren’t expecting them to say. We share specific examples on this episode and would love to know what you’ve learnt the hard way along the way, by first rejecting what you eventually found out to be absolutely true. The post 100NO 394: When you get triggered appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Marcus is almost a first-time author, with his book Exceptional in the closing stages of editing before going to print. A number of edits have been made, one of which is the amount of times the word ‘mediocre’ is used. Some in society define mediocre as simple. Others define it as sub-par or below average. On this episode, we discuss the word ‘mediocre’ and what it means for people. Is a mediocre life a life not well-lived? Or is it mastering the art of a simple life? Without a doubt the definition of the word is subjective, and we encourage you to define and use the word in the context that works for you! If you’d like to pre-order Marcus’s book, you can click here or go to www.marcuspearce.com.au/preorder The post 100NO 393: Is Mediocre A Dirty Word? appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Have you ever talked yourself up to go on a diet, start a fitness regime, cut something out or include something in? The Scale of Readiness is something Damian has been studying as part of a Masters he is completing. On this episode, we discuss some of the stages of change – from contemplation and preparation to implementation – or a lack thereof. Photo by Ross Findon on Unsplash The post 100NO 392: When You Think You’re Ready For Change But You’re Really Not appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Have you ever reflected on your childhood diet and wondered how on earth you’re still alive?! On this #jokingnotjoking episode, we look at our respective upbringings and share our daily diet from years gone by. We discuss what’s changed and what hasn’t. And we gafore that whilst the world continues to take diet so seriously to the point that we judge others for what they eat, most of us don’t resent our parents for feeding us what they did. We hope this episode brings a smile to your dial

If you’re like Damo and Marcus, you may have had parents feed you what we know to be a pretty poor diet (that doesn’t mean they didn’t love you, by the way). And, they may not have taught you financial wisdom (that also doesn’t mean they didn’t love you). They may not be great role models for career fulfilment or social engagement. But again, that doesn’t mean they didn’t love you. As we get older, we realise that our loved ones were sincere … and sincerely wrong about some or many elements of life. That is not a bad thing – in fact it is often the catalyst for greatness in life. On today’s episode, we use the current media landscape to discuss how wrong some people are getting it, and when to be able to distinguish the forest from the trees. The post 100NO 390: What if they were wrong? appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

From the age of eight, Mark Stephens has used meditation to help control his severe asthma attacks. Throughout his teenage years and twenties, he studied meditation under Chinese teachers, Japanese masters and Tibetan monks. A Jujutsu Black Belt, Tai Chi Teacher, bestselling author and leading hypnotherapist, in 1990, Mark was given a possible six months to live with a rapidly growing second-stage lymphoma. Mark used a wide variety of eastern healing methods and complimentary treatments which he combined with the best of western medicine to overcome his health challenges. With a clean bill of health 30 years later, Mark inspires people to transform their own lives through his seminars and ground-breaking hypnosis and motivation programs, which can be accessed through his MindFree app (available at www.mindfreeapp.com) A regular on mainstream media around Australia and the world … it’s a very warm 100 Not Out welcome to Mark Stephens.  Photo by Dingzeyu Li on Unsplash The post 100NO 389: Mindset, Meditation &a

** In Australia 1 domestic violence incidence takes place every 2 minutes.  ** One in three women have experienced physical or sexual violence by someone known to them.  ** Sexual assault and domestic violence are the most common crimes committed in Australia.  This episode of 100 Not Out is an invitation to all of us to Rize Up … to Rise up and over the epidemic that is domestic violence. Nicolle Edwards is the Founder of RizeUp Australia and has helped over 1000 women and families relocate, restart their lives and RizeUp.  Visit www.rizeup.com.au to support domestic violence victims for as little as $2 per week. The post 100NO 388: Domestic violence in the ‘lucky’ country with Rize Up’s Nicolle Edwards appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Friendship is perhaps more cherished and more missed during these COVID times. One of our dear friends is Shona Olykan. Shona joined us in Ikaria in 2016 for our first Longevity Experience and was due to be with us in Sardinia this year. At 80 years young, Shona joins us on this episode to share what she’s been feeling lately: glum. Permission to feel glum and down during this times is covered in this episode, as is one of the great antidotes to glumness – friendship. PS – The image for this podcast is Shona and Marcus dancing at the panygiri in Ikaria in 2016. The post 100NO 387: The Need For Friends with Shona Olykan appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Are you a snacker? Marcus is, Damo isn’t. Although since COVID, Damo has become far more partial to chocolate

Almost every human being on the planet has spent more time at home in the last 6 months than at pre-COVID times. This has given rise to more and more ways to pass the time. Whilst sitting in front of the TV used to seem lazy and overindulgent, now it’s become a form of self-love, especially for the previously overworked community. Hugh Jackman has revelaed his love of puzzles on the Tim Ferriss podcast, others their love of music whilst for some, binge-watching Ken Burns documentaries or series they never “had the time to” in pre-COVID times have become an unexpected nice surprise. Do let us know your favourite COVID games or hobbies by connecting with us on Facebook or Instagram. We record our podcast each Wednesday at approx 3pm AEST on Facebook – be sure to tune in if you’re free

For many people (and big love to our Melbournian listeners and others who are in lockdown at the moment), this is an extremely challenging time to be chipper, cheerful and bright. Mental “unhealth” or unwellness as Damian refers to it in this episode, is a major issue, perhaps even greater than the numbers of COVID19. How we all “make the day OK” is going to be different for all of us. Some make the day a win by watching TV in their pyjamas all day, whilst others prefer to go for walks or sleep in. Enough of the judgement on what is right or wrong, good or bad ways to get through this time. Making the day OK – however that looks for you – is most important. The post 100NO 384: Making the day OK – dealing with mental “unhealth” during this time appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

Have you had your tonsils, gall bladder, appendix or adenoids removed? Have you ever wondered if they have any connection to your immune system? The short answer is that immune function is impacted by the removal of these bodily parts. How and why? Damian answers all on this informative podcast of 100 Not Out. Photo by JAFAR AHMED on Unsplash The post 100NO 383: Had your tonsils, gall bladder, appendix or adenoids removed? Immunity 101 Masterclass with Damo appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

In this intriguing episode we discuss whether low-income earners are more likely to develop chronic disease than high-income earners. This article goes into the statistics of health status vs income. To follow more of our episodes feel free to watch our live recording of each episode over at our facebook page  and connnect with us on Instagram Photo by Micheile Henderson on Unsplash The post 100NO 382: Does low income status impact chronic disease? appeared first on The Wellness Couch.