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Realfoodology

Why Mindset Matters | Lindsey Heppner

Realfoodology

Courtney Swan

Nutrition, Health & Fitness, Alternative Health

4.91.3K Ratings

🗓️ 1 December 2021

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

68: Lindsey Heppner was diagnosed with lyme disease a few years back and changed her lifestyle completely (food, toxic people, exercise, mindset) and today she can proudly say she's cured. What stood out to me the most about this interview was how she talked about her mindset through all of this and it’s ultimately what saved her. Lindsey is a digital multi-entrepreneur, CEO, and founder of one of the most recognizable influencer agencies, VAMPPED, and the podcast REVAMPPED. Show Links: https://www.vampped.com/ https://www.instagram.com/vampped/ https://www.instagram.com/linzheppner/

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0:00.0

Before we get into this conversation, I just want to make a note that this episode has

0:05.9

sensitive subject matter regarding suicide. So listener discretion is advised. And if you

0:11.6

ever need help or just need someone to talk to, please call the National Suicide Prevention

0:16.4

Hotline at 1-800-273-8255, or you can visit Suicide Prevention Lifeline.org.

0:27.4

On today's episode of the Real Foodology Podcast, I have learned that one of the biggest

0:33.6

things that helped me cure Lyme was to be away from toxic people because your body reacts

0:41.1

to energy and when you have it around a lot of bad energy it magnifies whatever illness you are

0:50.2

dealing with so once I alleviated myself from a lot of people, my illness was curing itself.

1:00.5

Hello, hello, you are listening to the Real Foodology podcast. I'm your host, Courtney Swan. Real Foodology

1:06.4

is a brand that I started 10 years ago in my very small apartment when I was living in Austin.

1:13.9

And the reason I named it Real Foodology was because at the time, I was studying nutrition.

1:19.1

I was really starting to understand the importance of real food and what it meant for our bodies, for our cells.

1:24.7

I was also heavily immersed in my master's program, studying biochemistry,

1:30.7

biology, and really diving into the body and the mechanisms behind it and really understanding

1:36.4

what it meant to be truly healthy. And a part of that means eating real food. And so I thought

1:42.4

real foodology, that means the science of real food. So that's how

1:45.7

the name real foodology was born. And I am very proud of it to this day. I love it because I really

1:51.8

haven't changed my message really at all. It really just comes down to eating real food. We need to

1:59.3

stop eating ultra-processed garbage and give back to eating real food. We need to stop eating ultra-processed garbage and give back to eating real food.

2:04.8

So now that I just went off on that whole tangent about the importance of food, let's go into an

2:11.5

episode talking all about the importance of our mindsets. So I love when interviews surprise me like this. I went into this interview

2:21.0

thinking that we were really going to talk about the diet changes that she made and the

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