In this episode, we dive into the often messy relationship many of us have with the scale. We talk about the emotional and psychological stuff that comes up when we weigh ourselves, sharing our own experiences, routines, and even the little games we play to make sense of the number staring back at us.We remind ourselves (and you) that weight is just one piece of the health puzzle, and that fluctuations are totally normal, whether it’s from what we ate, how hydrated we are, stress, or hormonal changes. We also get into the pressure around body image and how easy it is for the scale to mess with our mindset.

We share some practical ways to deal with scale anxiety, like weighing at the same time, paying attention to other health markers, and learning to see the scale as a tool, not a verdict on your worth. Overall, we encourage taking a more balanced, compassionate approach to health instead of obsessing over one number. We wrap things up by sharing our current health goals and talking about why consistency and healthy habits matter more than perfection.

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In this episode, we talk about that weird post-holidayslump—when the celebrations are over, motivation is low, and anxiety seems to creep back in. We share our own experiences with holiday indulgence, meditation, and the financial stress that can linger after the fun ends, along with the science behind why the post-holiday blues are so real. Most importantly, we dive into simple, doable ways to ease back into routine, prioritize self-care, and stay mindful as we transition back to everyday life.

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In this conversation, we chat about what success and wellness really look like when we stop trying to follow everyone else’s rules. We talk about finding our own rhythm, listening to our bodies, and figuring out what actually works for us, not what we think we should be doing.

We share how tracking progress can be useful without turninginto pressure, and how real, lasting change comes from small, realistic habits. We also touch on self-compassion, tuning into body cues, and making choices that line up with our values instead of outside expectations.

At the end of the day, this is a reminder to slow down, trust yourself, and remember that there’s no one “right” way to grow. We’re all just figuring it out as we go, and that’s more than okay.

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In this conversation, we talk about how staying hydrated in the winter is way harder than it should be, because apparently when it’s cold, our bodies just forget how thirst works. We also remind ourselves not to panic over normal weight fluctuations (because the scale loves drama), and we dig into why boring,consistent healthy habits actually matter more than quick fixes.

In this conversation, we get real about our health and weight-loss journeys, the messy parts, the wins, and everything in between. We talk about tracking progress (even when we don’t want to), mindful eating (yes, including the emotional snacking), and why realistic goals matter way more than perfection.We also dig into how childhood experiences messed with our body image, how hormones seem to have their own agenda, and why consistency is basically the unsexy secret to success. Along the way, we swap notes on apps and tools that help us stay on track and admit that this whole process is just as emotional as it is physical. Bottom line: we’re aiming for healthier, happier lives, not a gold medal in suffering.

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In this episode, we have our first fight as discuss whether it is ok to label food good or bad. We dive into the complicated habit of labeling foods as “good” or “bad” and how that language affects the way we eat and feel. We explore what really drives our food choices and why sometimes we need to set boundaries. We talk about how guilt and morality can sneak into eating habits, why clearer and kinder language around food matters. Do intentions matter or just the words?

Ultimately, we agree that this is a more complicated issue that it seems.

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Leah asks Kamna all about her a three-month nutrition coaching journey—messy, motivating, and full of “aha” moments. We unpack the ups and downs of finding the right nutritionist,navigating an elimination diet, and realizing that food changes are never just about food. Emotional support turned out to be just as crucial as nutritional advice, helping us stay grounded when things felt overwhelming.

Kamna also reflects on what these months have taught her:how consistency beats perfection, how personalized guidance makes all the difference, and how listening to your body is a skill you keep building. And now, with clearer goals and a stronger sense of direction, we’re setting the stage for what’s next creating ,a truly personalized plan that supports long-term health, confidence, and wellness.

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Immunity Tea:

Boil 2 cups of water, add ½ teaspoon ofeach: ginger, cinnamon, black pepper and turmeric. After the water has reduced to half, strain into a cup and add 1 tsp of honey. Do not boil the honey. Drink whenever you are feeling under the weather.

In this chat, we dive into the world of food sensitivities with Christa Biegler, RD. She is an award-winning dietitian and root-cause nutritionist, and the owner of Less Stressed Life Nutrition. She helps people resolve food sensitivities, inflammation, and eczema without unnecessary restriction, endless supplementation, or costly testing. She lives with her unicyclinghusband & kids in the Midwest.