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Simple Families

Introducing: The Whole View

Simple Families

Cloud10 and iHeartPodcasts

Kids & Family, Parenting, Education For Kids

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 November 2022

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

This week, we’re featuring an episode from a podcast you should check out. The Whole View, hosted by Stacy Toth, is an alternative health podcast that helps guide you on new ways to be your best self! Each week Stacy and her expert guests myth bust some of the most popular health and wellness fads and help you focus on the importance of being your best self. Available wherever you get your podcasts.

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0:00.0

Hi there, this is Dene. As many of you know, I'm a mom, a therapist, a host of the Simple

0:04.5

Families podcast, and I'm all about healthy solutions for child behavior, positive parenting,

0:10.0

family wellness, and decreasing the mental load. So as a part of the Cloud 10 and I Heart Radio

0:15.7

podcast network, I'm excited to introduce you to a show called The Whole View. This podcast helps

0:22.7

listeners find happiness and health inside and out from a holistic view. So I thought I'd play

0:27.2

a little snippet from their show. Host Stacey Toth talks about topics like the importance of

0:32.1

getting enough sleep, prioritizing mental health, and the hidden toxins in personal care products.

0:38.2

You can listen to The Whole View by clicking on the link in the episode description.

0:42.0

Plus, the show is available wherever you get your podcasts.

0:48.0

Welcome to The Whole View. I'm Stacey Toth of Real Everything. I'm here each week to dive deeper

0:53.2

into how we can find happiness and health inside and out through self-love, body positivity,

0:58.0

and discovering new ways to be our best selves. This week on the podcast, we have Jessica of the

1:04.7

Loving Diet. Welcome, Jessica, to The Whole View. Thank you. Hi, Stacey. It's great to be here.

1:10.5

You are no newbie to clinical nutrition, going back to late 1900s, and anytime I see like 1990

1:20.3

anything, I'm like, oh gosh. So 25 years. In other words, you focused on functional nutrition

1:27.2

and look through the lens of root cause. And of course, over that time, your practice has evolved to

1:33.9

align with more current Polish clinical research. Again, kudos high five. We appreciate all these things.

1:40.6

Right now I'm at Stanford, and I'm in their compassion certification program. And I was able to run

1:48.6

my own study of how self-compassion helps with eating disorders. And because I'm a nutritionist,

1:54.6

because I wrote the book The Loving Diet, because of so many people struggling, and I couldn't

1:59.7

find a program for disordered eating from people who are recovering from restricted diets. And so I

2:06.4

created one. That's been like the difficulty that I've had in this gray area in the space between

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