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by Shana Hussin, RDN
Struggling with weight gain, cravings, and a stack of medications despite "healthy" habits? It's likely insulin resistance—and this podcast is your way out. Join Shana Hussin, RDN, for real answers and expert guidance on reversing insulin resistance, balancing hormones, and restoring energy through education, powerful guests, and her proven 90-day metabolic reset. From circadian rhythm and meal timing to fasting, light, strategic nutraceuticals, and quantum biology— you'll learn how to heal by aligning with how your body was designed to get off meds and conquer chronic disease.
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- 2 days ago1h 1m
Episode 304- Cancer at 32: Surviving Chemotherapy Was Only Half the Battle—The Forgotten Side of Cancer Recovery with Michelle Patidar
At just 32 years old, Michelle Patidar received a devastating cancer diagnosis, shortly after losing her own mother to stage IV stomach cancer. She underwent six rounds of intensive inpatient chemotherapy and survived, but what happened after treatment was something she never expected. Although Michelle was declared cancer-free, she was far from healthy. She was left severely depleted, struggling with gut health issues, including what she describes as leaky gut, and significant nutritional deficiencies. Despite having a wonderful oncologist and medical team, she received very little guidance about how to rebuild her health after chemotherapy. Why is so much attention given to treating cancer, while nutrition, gut health, and long-term recovery can be overlooked? In this powerful conversation, Michelle shares how her experience led her to rethink everything she understood about health, nutrition, and disease prevention. We discuss the gaps that can exist in conventional cancer survivorship care, the importance of nutritional support during and after treatment, and why taking an active role in your own health matters. Michelle's story is a reminder that surviving cancer and recovering your health are not always the same thing. WHAT WE DISCUSSED: Michelle's devastating cancer diagnosis at just 32 years old, shortly after losing her mother to cancer. What six rounds of intensive inpatient chemotherapy were really like, physically and emotionally. Why Michelle felt lost and unsupported after completing cancer treatment, despite having an excellent medical team. The significant nutritional deficiencies, gut health problems, and physical depletion Michelle experienced after chemotherapy. Why nutrition and digestive health deserve more attention during cancer treatment and recovery. How Michelle began rebuilding her health and what she learned along the way. The importance of metabolic health, nutrition, and lifestyle in supporting overall wellness and reducing certain chronic disease risks. Why cancer prevention and survivorship care should involve more than conventional medical treatment alone. How integrative and conventional healthcare can work together to better support patients. Michelle's advice for anyone wanting to become more proactive about their health before facing a serious diagnosis. CONNECT WITH MICHELLE PATIDAR: Website: https://www.revivalhealthwellness.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/revival.health.wellness/ LET'S GET IN TOUCH: Shana Hussin Wellness: https://shanahussinwellness.com/ Instagram: @shana.hussin.rdn MY PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES: Low Insulin Academy: Learn how to address insulin resistance, blood sugar instability, and metabolic dysfunction through nutrition and lifestyle strategies. https://shanahussinwellness.com/programs-courses/low-insulin-academy-on-demand/ Cortisol Calm: Learn strategies to support healthy cortisol rhythms, circadian health, and nervous system regulation. https://shanahussinwellness.com/programs-courses/cortisol-calm-signature-course/
- 1 weeks ago1h 3m
Episode 303- Are We Passing Our Food and Body Image Struggles Down to Our Kids? | Dr. Whitney Casares
Are your own food rules, dieting habits, and body image struggles affecting your children more than you realize? With Halloween right around the corner, candy, sugar, and food rules are on a lot of parents' minds. But what if the way we talk about food and our own bodies has a bigger impact on our kids than the candy they eat? Many of us grew up believing certain foods were "bad," that being thinner meant being healthier, and that our bodies needed constant fixing. Even when we want something different for our children, it's easy to unintentionally pass along those same beliefs. In this episode of Optimal Metabolism, Shana Hussin, RDN, welcomes Dr. Whitney Casares, board-certified pediatrician, author, and founder of Modern Mommy Doc and Raising Body Confident Kids. Together, they explore how parents can promote healthy nutrition and physical well-being without creating food guilt, body shame, or perfectionism. You'll learn why our own relationship with food matters, how to approach conversations about weight and health, and what it takes to help the next generation develop genuine body confidence. Because improving your own metabolic health and raising children who feel good in their bodies don't have to be competing goals. In This Episode, We Explore: How parents can unknowingly pass down dieting habits, food anxiety, and body dissatisfaction. The difference between teaching healthy habits and creating fear or shame around food. How to talk about nutrition, weight, and metabolic health without making body size a measure of self-worth. Navigating Halloween candy, sweets, and food rules without turning food into a battle. Helping children appreciate what their bodies can do—not just how they look. The impact of parental perfectionism, social media, and body comparisons. What to say when your child expresses dissatisfaction with their body. How to repair past conversations and begin building a healthier family relationship with food. Meet Dr. Whitney Casares Dr. Whitney Casares is a board-certified pediatrician, author, and founder of Modern Mommy Doc and Raising Body Confident Kids. Her work helps parents support their children's physical and emotional well-being while navigating the pressures of modern parenting. Her book, Raising Body-Confident Kids, offers guidance for parents who want to raise children with a healthy relationship with food and their bodies—even when they're still working through their own struggles. Explore Whitney's books and resources: https://www.raisingbodyconfidentkids.com/books Connect with Whitney on Instagram: @modernmommydoc @raising.body.confident.kids Ready to Improve Your Own Metabolic Health? If you're dealing with stubborn weight, belly fat, cravings, energy crashes, or blood sugar struggles, insulin resistance may be one of the underlying factors holding you back. Shana's approach combines targeted nutritional support with education to help you understand what's happening in your body and make sustainable changes. Step 1: Start the Feel Great System The Feel Great System features targeted nutraceuticals designed to support healthy blood sugar and metabolic function. The products are listed in the Physicians' Desk Reference and come with a 90-day money-back guarantee, provided you track your product usage at least 50% of the time in the Feel Great app. Order the Feel Great System: https://ufeelgreat.com/c/SHANAH Step 2: Continue With the 90-Day Reset / 12-Week COMPASS Reset Starting the Feel Great System unlocks Shana's 12-week COMPASS Reset educational program, bringing together decades of metabolic health knowledge in self-paced classes designed to help you understand insulin resistance, improve your daily habits, and support lasting metabolic health. Learn more about the 90-Day Reset: https://shanahussinwellness.com/programs-courses/reset/ You don't have to keep guessing, chasing symptoms, or starting over with another diet. Take the first step toward understanding your metabolism and supporting your health for the long term.
- 2 weeks ago1h 12m
Episode 302- The Missing Signals Your Body Needs to Burn Fat, Balance Hormones, and Restore Energy with Ethan Okunas, RDN
What if the missing piece to improving your metabolism, balancing your hormones, and restoring your energy has very little to do with what you're eating? What if the light you're exposed to, the timing of your meals, and the signals your body receives from its environment are just as important as the food on your plate? This week on Optimal Metabolism, I welcome fellow registered dietitian Ethan Okunas, also known as The Quantum Dietitian, for a fascinating conversation about circadian biology, mitochondrial function, and the environmental factors that influence our metabolic health. Ethan brings a unique perspective to nutrition, looking beyond calories and macronutrients to explore how our biological clocks, light exposure, and daily habits influence insulin sensitivity, cortisol, leptin, energy production, and our ability to maintain a healthy weight. We explore why someone can be doing everything "right" with their nutrition yet still struggle with stubborn weight gain, fatigue, blood sugar instability, and hormonal imbalances. We also dig into some lesser-known concepts in quantum biology and how understanding our body's natural rhythms may help us make more informed decisions about our health. If you've been frustrated by a lack of progress despite eating well and working hard to improve your health, this conversation will give you a whole new perspective on the signals your body needs to function optimally! WHAT WE DISCUSSED: Ethan's journey from traditional dietetics into circadian and quantum biology, and why he believes nutrition is only part of the metabolic health picture. Why two people can eat the exact same foods and experience very different metabolic responses. The connection between circadian rhythm disruption, insulin resistance, and weight-loss resistance. Why mitochondrial health is so important for energy production, metabolic flexibility, and overall wellness. How morning sunlight influences biological signaling and may affect cortisol, blood sugar, appetite, and nighttime sleep. The relationship between circadian rhythms, leptin signaling, hunger, and late-night cravings. Why eating the same meal in the morning versus late at night can produce different blood sugar and insulin responses. What "environmental mismatch" means and how modern lifestyles can interfere with our natural biological rhythms. What quantum biology actually means and how to distinguish established science from emerging theories. The concept of structured water and its proposed relationship with light and mitochondrial function Practical circadian strategies to prioritize when dealing with insulin resistance, stubborn weight gain, hormonal imbalances, and low energy. MORE ABOUT ETHAN OKUNAS, RDN Ethan Okunas is a registered dietitian and founder of Quantum Dietitian. With a background in clinical nutrition and a passion for circadian and mitochondrial biology, Ethan takes an integrative approach to understanding metabolism and human health. He holds a Master of Science in Food and Nutrition from Framingham State University and a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Fitness from Clarion University of Pennsylvania. Ethan is also the author of Quantum Nutrition and Quantum Weight Loss, exploring how nutrition, light, circadian rhythms, and environmental factors interact to influence human health. Website: https://quantumdietitian.com/ LET'S GET IN TOUCH: Instagram: @shana.hussin.rdn Feel Great System + COMPASS Metabolic Reset: https://shanahussinwellness.com/programs-courses/reset/ Website: https://shanahussinwellness.com/ MY PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES: Cortisol Calm: Learn how to support healthy cortisol, melatonin, and circadian rhythms through nutrition, light exposure, meal timing, and lifestyle strategies. https://shanahussinwellness.com/programs-courses/cortisol-calm-signature-course/ Low Insulin Academy: My signature course teaching you how to address insulin resistance, blood sugar in
- 3 weeks ago1h 2m
Episode 301- Why You Still Feel Terrible When Your Labs Are Normal: The Missing Links Between Thyroid, Gut & Brain Health with Jim Chialtas
Have you ever been told your lab results are perfectly normal, yet you're still struggling with exhaustion, brain fog, stubborn weight gain, digestive problems, or hormonal imbalances? You're not alone, and there may be important pieces of your health puzzle that haven't been explored. In this episode of Optimal Metabolism, I welcome Dr. Jim Chialtas, a Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine, licensed acupuncturist, and advanced Functional Medicine practitioner with more than 20 years of clinical experience. Jim brings a unique perspective to chronic health challenges by combining Functional Medicine with Traditional Chinese Medicine to investigate underlying imbalances and better understand how the body's systems work together. We dive into the fascinating connections between thyroid health, the brain, gut function, nervous-system regulation, and metabolism. We discuss why conventional lab testing doesn't always provide the full picture, how nervous-system dysfunction may contribute to persistent symptoms, and why seemingly healthy habits like fasting, exercise, and dietary changes don't always produce the results we're hoping for. If you've been doing everything right but still aren't feeling your best, this conversation will encourage you to look beyond individual symptoms and better understand the interconnected nature of your health! WHAT WE DISCUSSED: Why conventional lab results can appear normal even when someone is experiencing significant symptoms. How two people with nearly identical symptoms can have completely different underlying health challenges. The connection between thyroid function, metabolism, fatigue, brain fog, and stubborn weight gain. How the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems influence digestion, hormones, and overall well-being. What functional dysautonomia is and how nervous-system imbalance may contribute to chronic health problems. The surprising relationship between the brain, gut, and metabolic health. Why treating digestive symptoms alone may not address the underlying contributors to gut dysfunction. How fasting, low-carb diets, and intense exercise may not be appropriate for everyone, especially when the body is already under significant stress. What Traditional Chinese Medicine can contribute to understanding health patterns that may be overlooked by conventional approaches. How combining Eastern and Western approaches can offer a broader perspective on complex chronic health conditions. Why identifying underlying contributors to illness is different from simply managing symptoms. CONNECT WITH DR. JIM CHIALTAS: Website: https://afunctionalapproach.net/ LET'S GET IN TOUCH: Website: https://shanahussinwellness.com/ Instagram: @shana.hussin.rdn Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fasttohealnutritiontherapy MY FREE RESOURCES AND PROGRAMS: Feel Great System: https://ufeelgreat.com/c/SHANAH Low Insulin Academy: Learn strategies for addressing insulin resistance, blood sugar instability, and stubborn weight struggles. https://shanahussinwellness.com/programs-courses/low-insulin-academy-on-demand/ Cortisol Calm: Explore how circadian rhythms, light exposure, nutrition, and nervous-system regulation can support healthier cortisol and sleep patterns. https://shanahussinwellness.com/programs-courses/cortisol-calm-signature-course/
- Oct 6, 20261h 11m
Episode 300- Could Mold Be Sabotaging Your Metabolism, Hormones & Nervous System? with Ariana Thacker of MoldCo
300 EPISODES! 🎉 After more than six years behind the microphone, I am so grateful to every one of you who has listened, shared an episode, learned alongside me, and supported the evolution of the Optimal Metabolism Podcast. I couldn't think of a more fascinating topic for this milestone episode! Today I'm joined by Ariana Thacker, founder of MoldCo, whose work in the mold space began after her own devastating experience with mold exposure. Ariana became extremely ill, was dismissed by eight different doctors, and ultimately discovered mold was at the root of what was happening to her health. This conversation also became very personal for me. I have long suspected mold could be an issue in my son's apartment. He has struggled with frequent illness, coughing and mucus, along with anxiety and nervous-system symptoms. MoldCo sent me one of their home testing kits, so we tested his apartment—and his results came back with a HERTSMI-2 score of 18, which MoldCo categorizes in its highest warning range and recommends further investigation and remediation. Ariana and I unpack what those results mean, why mold-related illness can be so difficult to recognize, symptoms you may never think to connect to your environment, and how mold exposure may intersect with inflammation, hormones, your immune system, nervous system, and metabolic health. If you've been doing "all the right things" but continue to struggle with unexplained symptoms, your environment may be another piece of the puzzle. WHAT WE DISCUSSED: Ariana's personal experience with mold exposure and being dismissed by eight different doctors How her own health crisis ultimately led her to create MoldCo Why mold exposure and water-damaged buildings can be overlooked when investigating chronic symptoms Common and surprising symptoms associated with mold exposure Why someone can feel chronically sick even when conventional testing continues to come back "normal" The connections between mold exposure, inflammation, hormones, the immune system and nervous system How environmental exposures may interfere with metabolic health Why certain people can be much more sensitive to mold than others My son's ongoing coughing, mucus, frequent illness, anxiety and nervous behavior—and why I finally tested his apartment What we discovered when his MoldCo home test returned a HERTSMI-2 score of 18 What HERTSMI-2 testing measures and how to interpret the results What to do when testing reveals elevated mold levels in your home or apartment Testing versus guessing: where to begin if you suspect mold Practical next steps for addressing both your environment and your health LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE 🏠 MOLDCO Learn more about MoldCo, home mold testing, and their approach to identifying potential mold exposure: Explore MoldCo 💨 AIR OASIS AIR PURIFIERS After learning more about mold exposure—and seeing the results from my son's apartment—I decided to take another step toward improving the air quality in our homes. I ordered Air Oasis air purifiers for my entire family. If you're also looking for ways to support cleaner indoor air and reduce airborne contaminants in your home, you can check out the Air Oasis purifiers below. Use code SHANAH to save 10% on your order. Shop Air Oasis Air Purifiers — Save 10% with code SHANAH CODE: SHANAH | 10% OFF 🥤 THE FEEL GREAT SYSTEM If you're working on blood sugar, insulin, cholesterol, triglycerides, appetite, or overall metabolic health and are looking for a natural approach, check out the Feel Great System. The system combines a concentrated yerba mate drink used in the morning to support energy, focus, and appetite control, plus a clinically studied fiber-based drink mixed with water and taken before meals to help moderate the glucose and insulin response to food while supporting healthy lipid levels. Order the Feel Great System here Want to dig into the science for yourself? Read the Feel Great clinical studies ❤
- Sep 29, 20261h 2m
Episode 299- How Chris Reade Reversed Type 2 Diabetes: The Soluble Fiber Solution
What if one of the most overlooked tools for improving blood sugar has been sitting right in front of us all along? In this episode of Optimal Metabolism, I'm joined by Chris Reade, entrepreneur and author of Beating Diabetes, to talk about his personal journey with type 2 diabetes and the discoveries that changed the trajectory of his health. Chris shares how his diagnosis pushed him to dig into the research for himself—and why soluble fiber ultimately became such an important part of his approach. We unpack what soluble fiber actually does, how it can influence post-meal blood sugar and metabolic health, and practical ways to incorporate more of it into your everyday life. I also share how this conversation connects with the strategies I teach for improving insulin sensitivity and blood sugar regulation. If you've been diagnosed with insulin resistance, prediabetes, or type 2 diabetes—or you're simply trying to improve your metabolic health—this is an episode you won't want to miss. WHAT WE DISCUSSED Chris's type 2 diabetes diagnosis and what prompted him to take a deeper look at his health The changes he made to improve his blood sugar Why soluble fiber became such an important part of his approach How soluble fiber can affect digestion, satiety, and the post-meal glucose response Practical ways to increase soluble fiber in your diet How fiber can fit alongside other metabolic strategies such as meal timing and fasting Common mistakes people make when trying to improve their blood sugar Why improving metabolic health doesn't have to mean following an extreme or complicated plan Chris's advice for someone newly diagnosed with prediabetes or type 2 diabetes Why there is hope for people struggling with their metabolic health A SIMPLE WAY TO ADD MORE FIBER This conversation about soluble fiber also ties beautifully into one of the tools I personally use and recommend—the Feel Great System. The system pairs a pre-meal fiber drink, with a concentrated yerba mate tea, making it simple to incorporate metabolic support into your everyday routine. I'm especially excited about the new Balance Apple formula. It provides about 5 grams of fiber per serving and combines multiple fiber sources with apple polyphenols and apple cider vinegar. The formula is designed to support fullness, the gut microbiome, and a healthier post-meal glucose response. balance-appledistributor-guidee… Ready to learn more? 🍎 Get the Feel Great System WITH the new Balance Apple: Shop the Feel Great System + Balance Apple 🌿 Learn more about the Feel Great System: Explore the Feel Great System 🍏 Want Balance Apple only? Shop Balance Apple LINKS & RESOURCES 📖 Learn more about Chris Reade and his book, Beating Diabetes: Beating Diabetes 🎙️ Listen to more episodes of Optimal Metabolism: Optimal Metabolism Podcast LET'S GET IN TOUCH Shana Hussin Wellness Instagram: @shana.hussin.rdn Facebook: Shana Hussin Wellness
- Sep 23, 202641 min
Episode 298- (REDONE!) How Long Does It Take to Reverse Insulin Resistance? What Can Change in 90 Days
How long does it actually take to reverse insulin resistance? Is it 30 days, 90 days, six months—or years? This episode of Optimal Metabolism was originally recorded as an Instagram LIVE, where I answered this question and talked about what it really takes to improve insulin sensitivity and metabolic health. There isn't one universal timeline for reversing insulin resistance, but that doesn't mean you have to wait years to start seeing progress. I break down the symptoms that can tell you your metabolism is moving in the right direction, the lab values that can help you objectively measure progress, and why fasting glucose alone doesn't always tell the whole story. Most importantly, we talk about how much progress you can make in 90 days when you stop jumping from one strategy to another and consistently work on the right things. WHAT I DISCUSS: Why there isn't one timeline for reversing insulin resistance What affects how quickly insulin sensitivity improves Early signs your metabolic health is improving Hunger, cravings, energy, weight, and other symptoms to watch Symptom resolution vs. lab values—how do you actually know you've reversed insulin resistance? Metabolic markers that can help you track your progress Why fasting glucose alone doesn't tell the whole story Why consistency matters more than constantly changing strategies How much progress you can make in 90 days How the COMPASS Reset + FEEL GREAT system can help you put these strategies into action READY TO SEE WHAT CAN CHANGE IN 90 DAYS? My COMPASS Reset starts Wednesday! This is your opportunity to stop guessing and spend the next 90 days consistently working on the foundations that can help you improve your metabolic health and FEEL GREAT. 🧭 COMPASS RESET Want the full details about the 90-day COMPASS Reset? https://shanahussinwellness.com/programs-courses/reset/ 🎓 WANT THE CLASSES ONLY? If you want to participate in the COMPASS Reset classes without the full option, you can join here: https://smhnutritionandwellness.thrivecart.com/compassreset/ ❤️ READY TO FEEL GREAT? If you want to order FEEL GREAT and automatically gain access to my COMPASS reset, you can get started here: https://ufeelgreat.com/c/SHANAH Give your body 90 days of consistently doing the right things and see just how much can change. LET'S GET IN TOUCH: Instagram: @shana.hussin.rdn Website: https://shanahussinwellness.com/ Podcast: https://shanahussinwellness.com/podcast/
- Sep 15, 20261h 18m
Episode 297- Is Your Light Environment Wrecking Your Metabolism? How Light Impacts Cortisol, Blood Sugar, Energy & Sleep with Roudy Nassif
What if one of the biggest missing pieces in your metabolic health has nothing to do with your diet—and everything to do with the light you're exposed to every day? In this episode of Optimal Metabolism, I sit down with Roudy Nassif, founder of VivaRays and a leading educator in light, circadian health, and quantum biology. Roudy's passion for light began with his own search for answers after years of struggling with ADHD, depression, mood swings, and chronic exhaustion that no diet, doctor, or supplement seemed to fix. That journey ultimately led him to discover just how profoundly our exposure to light—and darkness—can influence our biology. We dive into the connection between your light environment and cortisol, blood sugar, sleep, energy, mood, and metabolic health. We also discuss why getting your nutrition "right" may not be enough if your circadian rhythm is working against you. If you've been struggling with fatigue, poor sleep, insulin resistance, weight loss resistance, or cortisol issues despite doing all the "right" things, this conversation may help you recognize a missing piece. WHAT WE DISCUSSED: Roudy's personal journey from ADHD, depression, mood swings, and chronic exhaustion to discovering circadian and light biology Why light may be one of the most overlooked pieces of metabolic health Can you eat a great diet and still struggle metabolically because of your light environment? How morning sunlight influences your circadian rhythm, cortisol, blood sugar, energy, and metabolism How spending our days indoors under artificial light may affect metabolic and hormonal health The relationship between light exposure, cortisol dysregulation, and chronic exhaustion Roudy's experience with ADHD and mood and how changing his light environment affected his health Why circadian health may be especially important for women in perimenopause and menopause Common mistakes we're making with artificial and blue light What makes blue-light-blocking glasses different—and when should you actually wear them? Roudy's ideal daily light routine from morning through bedtime Simple light-related strategies you can begin implementing right away SPECIAL VIVARAYS OFFER ☀️ I've personally been using VivaRays blue-light-blocking glasses and absolutely love them! From September 14 through October 5, use code SHANAH to save 15% on VivaRays. After October 5, the same code will continue to give you 10% off. Shop VivaRays through my special link: https://vivarays.com/shanahussin CODE: SHANAH COMPASS METABOLIC RESET IS BACK! 🧭 I'm starting another round of my COMPASS Metabolic Reset on September 23 for Feel Great users! If you're already a Feel Great user, you can learn more about the reset and get started here: Join the COMPASS Metabolic Reset: https://shanahussinwellness.com/programs-courses/reset/ If you're not yet using Feel Great, but you're interested in participating in the reset and want to learn more about getting started with the products, you can start here: Get Started with Feel Great: https://ufeelgreat.com/c/SHANAH I've also heard from many of you who aren't currently Feel Great users but would still love to participate in the COMPASS Metabolic Reset. I'm working on an option that will allow non-users to join our meetings live for a fee and receive the replays. Those details are still being finalized, so watch my emails and social media for the official announcement and registration details. My hope is that once you experience the reset and learn more about the benefits we're implementing, you may decide becoming a Feel Great user is the right next step for you! ABOUT ROUDY NASSIF: Born in Lebanon and trained as an engineer, Roudy Nassif's interest in light and circadian health grew out of his own struggles with ADHD, depression, mood swings, and chronic exhaustion. After embarking on a worldwide journey to better understand himself and the natural world, Roudy immersed himself in quantum biology, circadian science, and the effects of light on human physiology. Today, Roudy is a health entrepreneur, martial artist, light educator, and founder of VivaRa
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Struggling with weight gain, cravings, and a stack of medications despite "healthy" habits? It's likely insulin resistance—and this podcast is your way out. Join Shana Hussin, RDN, for real answers and expert guidance on reversing insulin resistance, balancing hormones, and restoring energy through education, powerful guests, and her proven 90-day metabolic reset. From circadian rhythm and meal timing to fasting, light, strategic nutraceuticals, and quantum biology— you'll learn how to heal by aligning with how your body was designed to get off meds and conquer chronic disease.
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