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Keep It Clear

Keep It Clear

Di: Katie Stewart RHN & Cris Brown RHN
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Welcome to Keep It Clear (formerly The Clear Skin Chronicles) ✨

In a world that makes women’s health way too complicated, this podcast is all about simplicity. Clear skin, clear body, clear mind, clear life.

Registered Holistic Nutritionists and acne experts Katie Stewart and Cris Brown share how to cut through the noise and actually understand what your skin and body need. You’ll get practical tips, inspiring stories, and expert advice on everything from acne and hormones to digestion, stress, and self-care.

Because clear isn’t just about your skin. It’s about feeling confident, balanced, and aligned in every part of your health.

Tune in and let’s Keep It Clear. 💜

💻 Website: katiestewartwellness.com

📱 Instagram: @katiestewartwellness

Katie Stewart Wellness Inc.
Igiene e vita sana Medicina alternativa e complementare
  • S04E01. Client Spotlight: From PCOS and Cystic Acne to Clear Skin with Haley
    Jan 7 2026

    Adult acne can feel extra defeating when you’ve been dealing with it for years and nothing seems to work. In this Client Spotlight episode, Haley shares her long history with PCOS, cystic acne, and birth control, and how committing to one full year of healing completely changed her relationship with her body. After years of prescriptions, restrictive diets, and feeling dismissed, she finally stopped chasing quick fixes and started addressing what was actually driving her symptoms. If you’re feeling stuck, exhausted, or unsure what else to try, this conversation will feel incredibly validating.


    In this episode, we get into:

    • Why adult acne after birth control often shows up years later, not overnight.
    • What changed when Haley gave herself a full year to focus on healing instead of rushing results.
    • How using a Hair Trace Mineral Analysis (HTMA) uncovered root imbalances that bloodwork never flagged.
    • The emotional side of acne recovery, food fear, flares, anxiety, and learning to trust her body again.
    • The unexpected wins that came before clear skin, from digestion and energy to hair regrowth.

    Let's Connect

    • Apply to work with us in The Clear Skin Solution, here.
    • Download The Gut Loving Cheat Sheet, here.
    • Follow Katie on Instagram, here.
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    41 min
  • S03E53. The Year Everything Fell Apart (And How We’re Starting Fresh in 2026)
    Dec 31 2025

    Get ready for a brutally honest deep dive into the year that tried to take Cris and Katie out, and how they clawed their way back with transparency, support, and a whole lot of dark humour. This episode isn’t a polished recap; it’s the real behind-the-scenes of pregnancy loss, burnout, online bullying, perimenopause, ankle injuries, and the kind of stress that forces you to rebuild everything from the inside out.


    If you’ve ever had a year where life stacked challenge after challenge, where your nervous system waved the white flag, or where you questioned who you were becoming, this conversation is going to feel like someone finally said the quiet parts out loud.


    In this episode, you’ll find out:

    • Why 2025 felt less like a “rebuild” and more like a full identity shake-up.

    • The surprising fertility findings that explained Katie’s back-to-back losses.

    • What was actually said in the online bullying thread (and why it cut so deep).

    • The moment Katie’s mental health fully collapsed and what finally helped.

    • The conversation where Cris lost it… and how it changed their friendship

    • The health signs Cris couldn’t ignore anymore (aka the ones Katie was waiting for her to admit).

    • The business pivots and failed ventures that forced a complete reset.


    Share this episode with a friend who checks her horoscope and her skincare routine. Subscribe, rate, and review to help more women discover how self-awareness (and a little astrology) can transform their skin.


    Let's Connect

    • Apply to work with us in The Clear Skin Solution, here.
    • Download The Gut Loving Cheat Sheet, here.
    • Follow Katie on Instagram, here.
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    37 min
  • S03E52. Stem Cells + Anti-Aging: Inside Regenerative Medicine with Dr. Joy Kong
    Dec 24 2025

    What if aging wasn’t something you just had to accept? Dr. Joy Kong joins to unpack the fascinating world of regenerative medicine and how stem cells are changing the way we heal, recover, and age. From reversing chronic pain to boosting energy and collagen production, she explains how the body can actually rebuild itself when given the right support.

    We talk about the science behind anti-aging, what makes stem cell therapy so powerful, and why regeneration may be the future of feeling young, strong, and vibrant. Whether you’re curious about exosomes, ozone, or longevity in general, this conversation will leave you rethinking what’s possible for your health.


    In this episode, you’ll learn:

    • What regenerative medicine really is and how it supports the body’s natural healing.

    • How stem cells can help with pain, inflammation, and faster recovery.

    • The connection between stem cells, mitochondria, and anti-aging.

    • Real-life success stories that show what’s possible with regeneration.

    • How to prep your body to get the best results from stem cell therapy.


    Check Out Dr. Joy Kong

    • Dr. Joy’s Instragram
    • Dr. Joy’s YouTube Channel
    • Dr. Joy’s Practice Chara Health

    Share this episode with a friend who checks her horoscope and her skincare routine. Subscribe, rate, and review to help more women discover how self-awareness (and a little astrology) can transform their skin.


    Let's Connect

    • Apply to work with us in The Clear Skin Solution, here.
    • Download The Gut Loving Cheat Sheet, here.
    • Follow Katie on Instagram, here.
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    58 min
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