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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2024 · 37 MIN

The Connection Between Weight Stigma and Inflammation in the Body

from The Brain Food Podcast · host Isha Das

In this new episode, we're diving deep with the extraordinary Dr. Natalie Keirns, a postdoctoral research fellow studying cardiovascular behavioral medicine. Dr. Keirns earned her PhD in Clinical Psychology from Oklahoma State University in 2023 and her research is nothing short of groundbreaking. Get ready to be dazzled as we uncover the intricate links between psychosocial stress and cardiometabolic disease, and explore Dr. Keirns' revolutionary psycho-behavioral approaches to disease prevention. What's truly captivating is Dr. Keirns' investigation into how weight stigma stress impacts our physical health. We'll delve into concepts like internal weight stigma and the surprising effects on blood cortisol levels, while learning how to safeguard our mental well-being. So buckle up, listeners! Today's episode isn't just about knowledge—it's about empowerment and reclaiming control over our health journey. Join us for an inspiring and informative conversation with the remarkable Dr. Natalie Keirns!

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