Episode #38: Superager. Optimize your vibrancy and longevity
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
Release Date: 08/30/2018
Episode #55: The boon of setting boundaries
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
Have you ever said Yes to an event you really wanted to say No to and then ended up dragging your feet there? I have. Do you tend to take on work although it is not really your job and you don’t get paid extra for it either?…. yep, know that one. Do you keep babysitting for your friend although you really wanted a day off? … I learnt not to. Many of us struggle setting boundaries. Yet setting boundaries skillfully is an integral part to a healthy and happy life. Creating mutually beneficial relationships is based on having explicit ground rules between one another. Being able to say No...
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Episode #54: Change your life by changing the way you think
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
Whatever you think and feel has a vibration. Whatever vibration you carry is what you attract. You are probably familiar with the ‘law of attraction’: a law states that “like attracts like” which means whatever you think you attract. This is not wowoo or esoteric. Thoughts are simply energetic patterns that can manifest into reality. In other words our reality is manifested thoughts, our reality is thoughts densified. Taking that as our premise Kelly Mishell and I shoot shine light on how to work with thoughts and emotions to create the life you want and desire. What you get from...
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Episode #53: Holistic strategies to reverse osteoporosis
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
Bone loss and bone weakening is a major concern for many women especially when getting older. The diagnoses of osteopenia and osteoporosis are dreaded ones not alone because it makes many of us feeling helpless. A year ago, Jackie Prete had been diagnosed with osteoporosis (bone loss) after a bike accident. This was on the heels of dealing with osteopenia (reduced bone mass) for a number of years prior to that. The numbers were very high and the doctors pressured her intently to take drugs. She refused. Jackie shares with us her approach on how she reversed her diagnosis using diet, lifestyle,...
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Episode #52: Solving the pelvic floor mystery
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
As if pregnancy, childbirth and menopause wasn’t enough fun for women, there are a whole set of challenges associated with our female parts. 1 in 3 women experience some form of pelvic floor disorder. That’s a significant 33%. Think uterine and bladder prolapse, urinary incontinence, urinary tract infections, yoni flatulence or rectal incontinence. In a study from 2007 with close to 9,000 women it was shown that ….. 25% of women experience rectal incontinence 15% stress incontinence of the bladder 29% had multiple surgeries because of pelvic floor disorders 38% farting/flatus out of the...
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Episode #51: The 7 alchemical stages of menopause
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
Menopause is a birthing process that, when embraced consciously, will help us transform into the powerful, authentic wise elders that our society needs so badly. In other words, menopause is an opportunity for women to transform into wise crones. Many women dread menopause. They dread the hot flashes, night sweats, gaining weight, mood swings, hormonal changes, getting old and whatever else comes with the menopausal transition. The good news is that it doesn’t have to be this way. With the right tools, menopause can be the doorway into wisdom, insight and intuition. Menopause is a...
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Episode #50: Thriving as a childless woman: How to find happiness without babies
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
In the US, 1 in 5 women of childbearing age do not have children. That is a significant 20%. Given the historic role as women as mothers and the fact that a woman’s body is designed to create life, it is still tough for many women to swallow being childless. Emotions may go wild. Grief takes over. Going to blessing ways becomes an agony. Kathleen Woods and I talk our way from what it means to be a childless woman, to how to deal with our emotions, and arrive at plan B. What you get from tuning in: Understanding and compassion for being a childless woman how to let go of plan...
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Episode #49: Unravel your sexuality, clear what trips you up
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
Our sexuality, creativity, vital life force energy and the way we digest trauma are intrinsically interlinked. Krista Woroschuk and I shoot the breathe on how we can arrive in our bodies, unravel our sexuality and unleash our creative potential. What you get from tuning in: The link between trauma, vital life force energy and sexuality 5 Strategies to drop into the body to release trauma and access your sexuality and vital life force energy Debunking the myth about women becoming less sexually desirable after 40 What is trauma and when are we most...
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Episode #48: Proven strategies to overcome emotional eating & food addictions
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
Emotional eating, eating disorders and body image issues are an inter-generational phenomena. It starts with children, spans across teenagers and young adults and can go way into old age. What is it about food that has such an attraction that so many of us use it like a drug or refrain from using it at all? Carolyn Ross MD shares her personal story around healing from a severe diagnosed disease and what lessons she has learnt. She now applies those lessons and her knowledge from integrative medicine with her patients who suffer from food addiction and eating disorders. What you get from tuning...
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Episode #47: How to heal childhood trauma without drugs
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
is the personal story of Saeeda Hafiz and a true page-turner. Saeeda is an African American woman who grew up in impoverished conditions and an abusive family. Her idea out of misery was to uplevel herself into the middle class. While having been successful career wise in most people’s perception, she yearned for more. A cooking class opened her eyes to more than just the normal sense of success. She started exploring natural healing methods, in particular food as medicine and yoga as a pathway to more happiness. Saeeda discovered that being truly happy is not only about having more money...
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Episode #46: The forgotten power of the solstice
Women Gone Vibrant| Ayurveda for midlife & menopause
The winter solstice marks the shortest day and longest night of the year. It is one of the yearly invitations to tune into the rhythms of nature. Some peoples say that at the winter solstice the moon gives birth to the sun. It is the end of one cycle and the beginning of a new one. The dark gives way to the light. The word solstice is a combination of the latin word sol, which means sun. It also refers to the sun god. The second part of the word, sistere, means to stand still. Thus, during the solstice, the sun appears to stand still in the sky as seen from the earth. Another way...
info_outlineElise makes bold claims on the front flap of her book Superager. She says: You can look younger, have more energy, a better memory, and live a long and healthy life.
First of all, what in the world is a superager? And how come she feels so confident about claiming that we can all be one?
Elise is answering all those questions plus she shares inspiring stories of wise elders. We also talk about how aging has changed over time and what it means to age today. You can be a wild, wise, vibrant one too at age 70, 80, 90 and beyond. There is many things you can do for that.
“ According to those born on Okinawa, the island with the most centenarians in the world, our Ikigai is the reason we get up in the morning. Our Ikigai is hidden deep inside each of us, and finding it requires a patient search.”
Elise Marie Collins
What you get from tuning in:
- What the heck is a Superager?
- The inspiring story of May Musk and other women
- How has aging changed over time and what does it mean for us today
- The role of Ikigai as you age (and what is Ikigai anyway? And why should you care?)
- Creative solutions to aging in your own space
“If there is a will, there’s a way”. In 2015, at age 99, Doreetha Daniels graduated from college with an associate degree in Social Sciences. She suffered several health setbacks along the way, but she never gave up. Doreetha is a living testament to the saying “if there is a will, there is a way”. From book Superager, pg 206.
Getting older is inevitable. Aging is optional!
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