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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2026 · 26 MIN

If CEOs Won’t Eat It Should You

from Powerfully Broken · host Barbara L Parker MA, LPCC-S, CEO

If your body feels heavy, your mind feels hazy, and you’re tired of living on “quick fixes,” this conversation is a reset. We sit down with Jasmine Flynn to talk about alkaline vegan eating in plain language, with real foods you can find and real habits you can keep. From water-rich fruits like watermelon and berries to simple veggies and staples like quinoa, we break down what “alkaline” looks like on an actual plate, not just on social media. We also get into the stuff people whisper about but don’t always connect to food: mucus buildup, inflammation, brain fog, and that constant sluggish feeling that makes everything harder. Jasmine shares how her morning routine and alkaline-forward choices help her feel lighter and clearer, plus how she thinks about small, realistic steps like simply cutting back on meat. Along the way we talk juicing, the power of ginger for digestion and immune support, and why cooking at home matters when you want quality control over what’s really going into your body. Then we zoom out to the bigger picture: processed food culture, caffeine dependence, and why it should make you pause when even fast food leaders seem hesitant to eat their own products. We also challenge the idea that your health is only “genetic” by focusing on lifestyle habits you can change through movement, stress management, and consistent nutrition. If you’re ready for a practical, honest take on plant-based wellness, press play, share this with a friend, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway. Call 330-368-2400 to join our Coaching Program Today !!!1. Rebuild Self-Worth & Personal IdentityBefore: Lost, exhausted, walking on eggshells, defining themselves by the relationship.After: Clear sense of identity  Increased confidence and self-respect  Strong personal boundaries  Ability to make decisions without guilt 2. Break Toxic Relationship PatternsBefore: Repeating cycles of unhealthy relationships, attracting emotionally unavailable or abusive partners.After: Recognize red flags early  Understand trauma-driven relationship choices  End unhealthy relationship patterns  Create healthier standards for future relationships 3. Master Communication & BoundariesBefore: Avoiding conflict, people-pleasing, explosive arguments, feeling unheard.After: Confident communication  Healthy conflict resolution  Strong boundary-setting skills  Ability to advocate for needs without fear 4. Create Emotional Peace & ResilienceBefore: Constant anxiety, overthinking, emotional exhaustion, and feeling stuck in survival mode.After: Improved emotional regulation  Reduced anxiety and overwhelm  Greater self-trust ...

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If your body feels heavy, your mind feels hazy, and you’re tired of living on “quick fixes,” this conversation is a reset. We sit down with Jasmine Flynn to talk about alkaline vegan eating in plain language, with real foods you can find and real habits you can keep. From water-rich fruits like watermelon and berries to simple veggies and staples like quinoa, we break down what “alkaline” looks like on an actual plate, not just on social media. We also get into the stuff people whisper...

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