As I’ve been seeing lots of new people in the gym where I train, I’ve been taking notice of a lot of common dos and don’ts of the gym. I hope this will come in helpful for some of you because I know that a lot of people don’t reach their goals...
The long-awaited first podcast interview is here! Today I am interviewing LaRoy Warner, owner of Iron Camp and personal trainer. He trains all kinds of people to get strong and achieve their goals. He’s been a trainer for over 10 years, but his personal...
Note to listeners: Shortly after the 10-minute mark, as I was speaking about calcium supplements, I accidentally said “grams” rather than “milligrams”. I definitely meant to say milligrams! Happy new year! There is no other time of year that...
If you feel extra stress from these last few weeks of the year due to shopping, crowds, social gatherings, late nights, huge meals, traveling, having house guests or having to plan parties — that stress isn’t just your body and mind feeling frazzled — it goes...
I thought it was time for a show that’s not so cerebral or scientific so today’s show is on the lighter side but it will also give you some things to think about. If you’ve listened to me for any length of time you can probably notice a bit of a...
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving in America and it’s pretty typical to end up having many social events from now until the end of the year where food is involved and I know that can stir up a lot of stressful feelings for people. So while I don’t have anything...
Micronutrients, which are more commonly called vitamins and minerals are all vital parts of health and nutrition. It can get pretty complicated though, and each person’s individual needs are different. Most vitamins and minerals work in tandem with another one....
It’s pretty easy to find your typical stuff about gratitude this time of year while that’s lovely and everything, I like to explore the grittier side of things. I was going through my massively long list of episode ideas, I came across some jumbled...
Herxheimer reactions are something that most people have experienced but they probably didn’t know it had a name. In short, it’s when the body is having sort of a cleansing crisis and certain symptoms get worse before they get better. Since each...
When was the last time you were at work, and someone said, “Hey guys, I think we should call a meeting to talk about all the destructive, unnecessary comments that I hear you make to each other around meals at work”? NEVER, right? Not even the HR...
If you’ve never heard of toxic positivity, this episode is especially for you! In order to bloom, we have to be willing to sit in the dirt sometimes. Have you ever gone through times when you were depressed, lacked any oomph for life or you were dragging through...
We’ve been talking about macronutrients, carbs, protein, and last but not least — today is all about the macro which is fat. And I say it’s not least because both carbs and protein each have 4 calories for per gram, and fats contain 9 calories per gram....
What’s the difference between adequate protein and optimal protein? Does it matter? Today I’m going to give you some basic but important information about protein and this is by no means complete, but I’m going to try to clarify some things that are...
Carb Confusion is common. Let’s straighten some things out. Carbs often get mislabeled as “bad” but we need this macronutrient for energy to fuel our bodies. Three main macronutrients are fat, protein and carbohydrates. “Macro” means large, so macronutrients are...
Psychological tricks?! Are you saying to yourself, “Uhh, hey, Kel, this sounds a little bit sketchy. What are you even talking about? How is that even healthy?” Okay. Fair enough. Do take this episode with a grain of salt, but also stay open-minded and...
Mitochondria play a role in every single function of the body. These powerful, microscopic organelles are like little motors within each cell. Depending on what you eat or how you treat your body, they can increase in density which will give you more energy or they...
Nutrition labels can cause a lot of confusion for some people so I’m going through some important points that I think everyone should take into account. This is the black and white box that’s somewhere on a food package, and separate from the ingredients...
Telomeres are a key part of our DNA and chromosomes that are related to how we visibly show age. This is a relatively new science that’s just starting to gain more traction, but in today’s episode, I’m sharing an explanation of telomeres and how they...
The topic of aging is something that I have some strong opinions about and they’re a little bit different than the things I see on social media all of the time. It is my hope that I can open your eyes to see aging for what it truly is and how aging is unfairly...
Training, getting any type of exercise and doing cardio while dealing with an autoimmune disease can have unique challenges. What concerns me most about this is that even with all of my exposure to autoimmune experts who I have learned from, I don’t think this...
Mistake 3: Comparing ourselves to others• the difference between healthy and unhealthy comparison• why comparison is never an apples-to-apples scenario• how this relates to why I will no longer compete in bodybuilding Mistake 4: Thinking That If You Don’t See...
In part 1 (of 2) on mistakes that destroy body confidence, I talk a little bit about how I think that men’s body confidence issues are a bit overlooked and my plans to discuss that on future shows. I also talk about why I feel strongly about FitFizz being for...
How does alcohol affect things like body fat, digestion, nutrition or time spent in the gym? Is it really that bad? What about red wine? I’m breaking it all down — and more — on today’s episode. Listen to hear about:• Why it’s never okay to ask...
Has anyone ever said to you, “you need to meditate” or maybe you know that you should, and that’s good for you, but you’re just way too stressed out to try to find the time? If so, then this episode is for YOU! I used to be that way too, so...
I have what I like to call an agnostic stance on dieting. Agnostic by definition means: skeptic, doubter, a cynic, nonbeliever, rationalist. Yep. Those words all describe my perspective on dieting. There is no one-size-fits-all way of eating. For anyone trying to lose...
When people have skin issues such as acne, dry skin, psoriasis, eczema, or rosacea, it’s pretty common to use remedies that tackle the issues from the outside of the body. Sometimes those methods are only covering the issue and they don’t serve as a true...
Environmental toxins have a direct impact on the health of everyone. Today I’m sharing what they are, why you should care, the damage they can do, how they affect our health and what you can do to lower your exposure. If you’ve ever heard of terms like...
’ve been pondering this theory for probably at least a couple of years now and it seems to be true. I think that when a person feels unmotivated it’s a sign they’re doing things for the wrong reasons. Motivation is intrinsic —or at least it should be — when you’re...
Today I get to say one of my favorite lines again: Nobody ever got their dream body from a treadmill! I’m going to put a bit more emphasis on exactly what I mean by that by covering some myths and benefits about strength training. I’ll also give you some...
Offal is a word for organ meats and while they have taken a back seat in modern day diets they do contain a plethora of healing properties and they are highly nutrient-dense. One big word of precaution though is that it’s pretty important to get them from a...
Do you know what it’s like to feel hangry? (hungry/angry) I think that most people have experienced that at one point or another. Today I’m sharing some steps that you can use the next time you’re experiencing hunger as an emergency. By doing so, you...
Do you have asthma or seasonal allergies? Breathing is a big deal so when you struggle to breathe it can really be rough. You might not know anyone with asthma but you probably know someone with seasonal allergies. Maybe it’s you! If you’re affected by...
Today’s show is all about getting you informed on something called sleep hygiene. As science advances, we’re all becoming smarter about our health in general (I hope) and we’re realizing that more tech and more gadgets aren’t always better, and...
I wasn’t born loving vegetables. I’m not proud of it, but at a certain point, I realized I had to eat and learn to like them. In today’s show, I’ll tell you about how I went about that even though I started off having quite an aversion to them,...
As somewhat of a follow-up from last week’s episode, I’m letting you in on the top 10 things I’ve learned in my autoimmune disease recovery. I still have healing to do but I’ve come such a long way in the process that I’m not even the...
Today is the continuation of my autoimmune disease story. I gave you part one in Episode 7. Today I’m explaining what it was like when I was at the worst of it. There was a long list of food sensitivities, pain, brain fog, and a scary overall feeling of...
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