Hello and welcome to the Wellness Mama podcast. I'm Katie from wellnessmama.com and this episode

round two with Linda Bember Olson is all about breast health, salt, calcium, and health

strategies for protecting breast health. And we get to go into some fascinating directions with

this one today, including her personal story and why this is such a passion for her,

as well as some counterintuitive strategies that are really helpful for, as she talked about

protecting breast health ahead of their being problems, as well as some things like the

calcium myth and some things we've been told that were incorrect about salt, even about screening

for breast cancer, and so much more. There's a lot of links

in the show notes for this one. This is round two with Linda, who has a fascinating story and a

wealth of knowledge. So let's join her now. Linda, welcome back. Thank you for being here again.

Well, thanks for having me again. It's very fun to talk to you back and forth. I actually don't know where you're located at,

but I'm in Kansas City. So, oh, nice. I have some of my favorite memories in Kansas City at a little

children's museum with my kids when they were little. I'm in Florida, and if you guys missed it,

Linda and I already got to have a fascinating conversation about sound and frequencies and how those can be

extremely safe and incredibly effective and health supportive as well. I will link to that in the

show notes. If you missed it, highly recommend it. And in this conversation, I wanted to go deep

on something, Linda, that you touched on briefly in our first episode that I feel like is really

relevant to a lot of the female listeners,

which is the topic of breast health. And I know this is a topic that is close to home for you because of your personal experience with some of your loved ones. So I would love for you to kind

of walk us deeper into that story of how did you become interested in this, what you built

because of your family's experience with this, and what you wish had existed then that now does exist thanks to you? Well, I don't want to repeat too much,

but basically I'm very passionate about women's breast health. I started a business called

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