EPISODE · Mar 23, 2026 · 6 MIN
When Did We Stop Owning Our Health?
from Untamed & Unfiltered Wellness · host Jo-Anne Swensson
Most people don’t ignore their health on purpose, they’re just busy living on autopilot. Eating in the car. Multitasking through meals. Pushing through exhaustion. And when something finally feels off, we go looking for a quick fix. But what if the real issue isn’t a lack of solutions…it’s that we’ve stopped paying attention to our own bodies?In this episode, we’re breaking down how modern healthcare while life-saving may have unintentionally shifted us into passive roles, where we expect someone else to manage our health. Because the truth is, most modern diseases don’t happen overnight. They’re built slowly through daily habits.This episode explores: how medicine changed the way we think about health why so many people feel disconnected from their bodies the concept of health locus of control and what it actually means to take ownership of your health again There’s no next-day delivery for your health, but there is a way to start paying attention and it begins with how you live today.Send us Fan MailSubscribe to our Substack and get our free companion newsletter Get to the Root, where we go even deeper into today's episode topic. Click HERE to sign up!Website: https://oliviabellco.comI hope you find some time today for some peace, some plants and some paws!☮️🌿🐾Jo
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Most people don’t ignore their health on purpose, they’re just busy living on autopilot. Eating in the car. Multitasking through meals. Pushing through exhaustion. And when something finally feels off, we go looking for a quick fix. But what if the real issue isn’t a lack of solutions…it’s that we’ve stopped paying attention to our own bodies? In this episode, we’re breaking down how modern healthcare while life-saving may have unintentionally shifted us into passive roles, where we expect so...
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