EPISODE · Jun 8, 2014 · 52 MIN
Andy Morris "Superjuicer"
from infinite pie connection podcast · host Alan Fawcett
Andy Morris was fit and healthy until the day he went out for a run to meet his wife and collapsed.  Initially thinking it was a heart attack, it soon turned out to be more debilitating and the start of a long decline in health. Andy shares the impact of his diagnosis and the negative mental effect of going from requiring 8 steroids to a point where he was having to take 52 tablets a day.“My day, for a period of time, revolved around just watching the clockâ€With his weight increasing, his health deteriorating and his outlook getting gloomier, Andy was helped by his doctor.  As is often the case it is key supporters that help point you in the right direction, but it is up to you to take the action. Part of that support was getting Andy involved in the documentary “Super Juice Me†with Jason Vale.  Andy admits that he wasn’t sure if it would actually help when he first got involved, and just saw it as an opportunity to have a last nice holiday in Portugal, as he couldn't see an end to his situation. Andy talks honestly and frankly about his reservations and anxieties and of course his health issues.  He also speaks just as openly about the incredible results he gained with focused effort, a change of diet, juicing and with great support.Like many of my previous guests who have got their health back on track, such as Joe Cross, Kitten the Juice Pirate, Angela Von Buelow, Brian Robertson, Eric Rowley, Shane Whaley, Britt Joynson and Lou Bell, it is as much the mindset as it is the nutrition and exercise.  Each of these remarkable people had a different starting point, however they each had their own compelling reason to change that created the momentum.  It was also important to surround themselves with supportive people and great relationships to help ensure that the changes were sustainable.Since he has set off on this adventure to get his health and wellness back, Andy has grown his own community and has a desire to make a difference, spreading the message, sharing his story and supporting others.  Even this has been a learning curve, however Andy continues to think big and is ready to take on new challenges.If you would like to connect with Andy Morris then why not follow him on twitter using @AndrewMorris6Do you have a support team or part of one? If you connected with this story, then make sure you send it to anyone you feel that would enjoy or benefit from it.
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Andy Morris was fit and healthy until the day he went out for a run to meet his wife and collapsed.  Initially thinking it was a heart attack, it soon turned out to be more debilitating and the start of a long decline in health. Andy shares the impact of his diagnosis and the negative mental effect of going from requiring 8 steroids to a point where he was having to take 52 tablets a day.“My day, for a period of time, revolved around just watching the clockâ€With his weight increasing, his health deteriorating and his outlook getting gloomier, Andy was helped by his doctor.  As is often the case it is key supporters that help point you in the right direction, but it is up to you to take the action. Part of that support was getting Andy involved in the documentary “Super Juice Me†with Jason Vale.  Andy admits that he wasn’t sure if it would actually help when he first got involved, and just saw it as an opportunity to have a last nice holiday in Portugal, as he couldn't see an end to his situation. Andy talks honestly and frankly about his reservations and anxieties and of course his health issues.  He also speaks just as openly about the incredible results he gained with focused effort, a change of diet, juicing and with great support.Like many of my previous guests who have got their health back on track, such as Joe Cross (http://www.infinitepie.co.uk/podcasts/stop-turning-back-mother-nature-joe-cross/), Kitten the Juice Pirate (http://www.infinitepie.co.uk/podcasts/compelling-reason-change-kitten-juice-pirate/), Angela Von Buelow (http://www.infinitepie.co.uk/podcasts/a-reboot-success-story-with-angela-von-buelow/), Brian Robertson (http://www.infinitepie.co.uk/podcasts/ipt-ep-62-brian-robertson/), Eric Rowley (http://www.infinitepie.co.uk/podcasts/ipt-ep-64-eric-rowley/), Shane Whaley (http://www.infinitepie.co.uk/podcasts/youve-got-know-want-go-shane-whaley/), Britt Joynson (http://www.infinitepie.co.uk/podcasts/raw-galore-with-britt-joynson/) and Lou Bell (http://www.infinitepie.co.uk/podcasts/time-lou-bell/), it is as much the mindset as it is the nutrition and exercise.  Each of these remarkable people had a different starting point, however they each had their own compelling reason to change that created the momentum.  It was also important to surround themselves with supportive people and great relationships to help ensure that the changes were sustainable.Since he has set off on this adventure to get his health and wellness back, Andy has grown his own community and has a desire to make a difference, spreading the message, sharing his story and supporting others.  Even this has been a learning curve, however Andy continues to think big and is ready to take on new challenges.If you would like to connect with Andy Morris then why not follow him on twitter using @AndrewMorris6 (https://Twitter.com/andrewmorris6)Do you have a support team or part of one? If you connected with this story, then make sure you send it to anyone you feel that would enjoy or benefit from it.
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