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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2023 · 1H 11M

044 - Red Light Deficiency? Circadian Lifestyle, Importance Of Leptin & Light With Sarah Kleiner

from The Light Roast Podcast · host Ashley Taylor

www.sarahkleinerwellness.com https://www.instagram.com/sarahkleinerwellness/ 1:00 - Sarah’s story 1:40 - How Sarah first tried the Carnivore diet 3:04 - 30 days of Carnivore her depression & anxiety were totally gone 3:10 - She started the account @carnivoreyogi as a joke and it went pretty viral 4:18 - At 41 she decided she wanted to have another baby 4:40 - Spent over 100k on functional medicine, IVs, and IVF to have another baby after 2 miscarriages, was devastated 5:20 - Dr. Jack kruse 6:37 - Dr. Kruse said “You need to learn about leptin and light has to be more important to you than this carnivore stuff” 7:19 - She began cold plunging to get pregnant 7:40 - Quantum Circadian 8:00 - Had her 2nd baby at age 43! 9:50 - Sarah thought light and grounding would be too simple to work, thought she needed a complicated protocol and supplements 13:30 - Circadian lifestyle vs. typical American schedule 15:00 - Stressful alarms vs. Circadian sleep and wake cycle 21:40 - The dangerous power of lights overhead and why you might want to get certain lamps 22:45 - Why artificial blue light affects cortisol and all other hormones. 25:45 - @Carriebwellness & Sarah have a podcast called @QuantumConversations 30:15 - IVF is not guaranteed and it’s intense 31:20 - NAD to improve the quality of the egg 32:00 - None of it worked for Sarah because she first needed to clean up the cells, repair the cells and mitochondria 33:50 - Summer all year round? 35:30 - Melatonin in the winter, Vitamin D in the summer 37:20 - Why is Breakfast and Lunch more important than dinner? 37:40 - Look at food as electrons, grounding 42:00 - Thyroid hormones 44:37 - Just because your T4 is better on paper doesn’t mean you feel great or everything is functioning well, sometimes there’s more to the picture 46:00 - Weight gain, cardio etc. 50:41 - Leptin is like the accountant, and if you’re not sleeping that’s getting accounted for 55:46 - Sarah’s optimal day with kids 56:30 - Why you should open the windows or go outside to get sunshine 58:12 - 45 mins of grounding per day 58:50 - Lamps 59:20 - Don’t recommend Hatch lamp 59:35 - Tech Wellness https://techwellness.com/ 1:07:00 - Most people are very “Near infrared & Red light deficient” Follow me on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/ashleytaylorwellness/ https://www.instagram.com/highmaintenancehippiepodcast/ Interested in 1:1 coaching? Click here: https://ashleytaylorwellness.as.me/schedule/8230ed17

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www.sarahkleinerwellness.com https://www.instagram.com/sarahkleinerwellness/ 1:00 - Sarah’s story 1:40 - How Sarah first tried the Carnivore diet 3:04 - 30 days of Carnivore her depression & anxiety were totally gone 3:10 - She started the account @carnivoreyogi as a joke and it went pretty viral 4:18 - At 41 she decided she wanted to have another baby 4:40 - Spent over 100k on functional medicine, IVs, and IVF to have another baby after 2 miscarriages, was devastated 5:20 -...

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