I have the guys from Bathing Evolved back on the podcast! A while back, they contacted me and sent me some of their awesome bath bombs. I was looking at them and noticed that they contained tea tree oil which is an endocrine disruptor, so I let them know. They did their own research and took the tea tree oil out!
Will and David are such nice and genuine guys, so I wanted to get them back on to talk more about bathing and how it can affect our health, hormones, and metabolism. In this episode, the Bathing Evolved guys and I chat about:
Their company’s humble beginnings
Hidden toxins in beauty and hygiene products
How certain chemicals act like estrogen in the body
The history of bathing
The link between metabolism and bathing
The benefits of getting magnesium via the skin
The problem with a lot of Epsom salt brands
The best way to bath (And how to use Bathing Evolved products)
Depriving yourself and the power of doing nothing
The niacin sauna detox
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Should you be tied to the number on the scale? Is this the only way you should measure your progress? So many of the women we work with have always only focused on one data point - scale weight. Yes, you want to look at weight BUT don't forget about what that weight is made up of - muscle and fat.
So, we wanted to talk about this in more detail. In this episode, Craig and I discuss:
What is body composition?
What makes up the number on the scale
What happens when you diet hard with a drastic calorie deficit
What is required to build muscle
Why muscle makes it easier to sustain weight loss
The importance of taking your time to achieve body recomposition
Our advice for achieving the body you want
How weightlifting is a skill you have to practice
Happy listening I hope you find this podcast helpful and don't forget to take a screenshot of the episode and share it on Instagram stories and tag me at @kittyblomfield. Each month I choose someone who has shared and they...
Charlotte has had a really fascinating journey! As one of our coaches, she actually comes from an insane 100 km ultra-marathon background. Over time, this took a huge toll on her body, which led her to eventually join our program. Since then, she’s become one of our adoring coaches who we love and who helps other women achieve their goals.
In this episode, Charlotte and I chat about:
Her ultra-marathon history and working as a PT
Symptoms Charlotte had before changing her lifestyle
What Charlotte learned in the program
Not feeling exhausted all the time
Why Charlotte wanted to become a coach with us
Transformations Charlotte has seen in other women
How transformations take time and effort
Happy listening I hope you find this podcast helpful and don't forget to take a screenshot of the episode and share it on Instagram stories and tag me at @kittyblomfield. Each month I choose someone who has shared and they get a tub of Saturée Premium Collagen valued...
For anyone that has struggled with digestive issues or IBS, you might relate to Melissa’s story. In this episode, Melissa and I chat about:
Her diet, health, and training history
How she lost over 40 cm
Her digestion and IBS journey (and where she’s at now)
What food she’s eating while losing weight
How eating this way is working with the rest of her family
How she got her happiness back!
Melissa’s advice to other women
Happy listening I hope you find this podcast helpful and don't forget to take a screenshot of the episode and share it on Instagram stories and tag me at @kittyblomfield. Each month I choose someone who has shared and they get a tub of Saturée Premium Collagen valued at $79.
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Bryan lives in the states, and I’ve followed him on Instagram for a while; We have similar nutritional approaches. He recently did a great post on sleep and so many women we work with struggle with sleep! Whenever I get stressed or something feels out of alignment with me, sleep is always the first thing for me to go. So, Bryan and I decided to do this podcast to help you sleep better!
In this episode, Bryan and I chat about:
Bryan’s past of doing low-carb
What changed Bryan’s mind on low-carb diets
Common issues with sleep
How the circadian rhythm works
What happens when you don’t get enough sleep
What can help improve sleep
The incredible benefits of daily walks for sleep
Sunlight and sleep
What to avoid before bed
Blue-blocking glasses
How how much you eat impacts your sleep
The bedtime snack
Sleep issues and caloric deficits
How “leaky gut” can lead to poor sleep
Foods that could irritate the gut
What can...
I had such an interesting conversation with a friend of mine last week about her unexplained weight gain.
She messaged saying Kit, I've gained 4kgs in the last few months and I just don't know why. Should I be doing more cardio??
I asked her if she'd been tracking her food and she said no, but I feel like I don't eat badly...
I remember when I first met Craig and he would say, “Focus on the data, not your feelings.”
Tracking really helped me get out of the emotions and actually look at the facts. This showed me where I was going wrong, which allowed me to make the correct changes so I could reach my body and health goals.
So, in this episode, Craig and I chat about:
How the data doesn’t lie
Belief vs reality
Taking extreme ownership
How data leads to a result
What data points we use with our clients
How consistency leads to results
Taking imperfect action
Happy listening I hope you find this podcast helpful and don't forget to take a...
A lot of women get caught up in new fads, supplements, and technology - forgetting about the basic fundamentals. So, I wanted to sit down with Alex, who is a Naturopathic doctor and runs an online holistic practice, to talk about what a lot of people miss along their health journey. Are you missing any of these fundamentals?
In this episode, Alex and I chat about:
The basic fundamentals and why they matter
The purpose of supplements
How stress presents itself
What happens with chronic emotional stress
How the body deals with trauma
Learning lessons in life
Examples of foods Alex recommends for his clients
How it’s what you do 80% of the time
Drinking to cope with stress
Building internal awareness
Good indicators of health
Moments of pause or “doing nothing”
Happy listening I hope you find this podcast helpful and don't forget to take a screenshot of the episode and share it on Instagram stories and tag me at @kittyblomfield. Each month...
My good friend and one of our amazing coaches, Melissa Collins, is back on the podcast. She’s been on three times now. The last one was about sex, and it’s a really good one to go back and give it a listen (especially if you’re dealing with a low libido).
I wanted to get Mel on to share her journey and struggles she’s had with injuries in the hopes it will help other women too. In this episode, Mel and I chat about:
Mel’s mysterious back injury
Emotional pain and trauma
Working through jealousy and envy
Focusing on your strengths
Listening to your body
Advice Mel has for others with injuries
Happy listening I hope you find this podcast helpful and don't forget to take a screenshot of the episode and share it on Instagram stories and tag me at @kittyblomfield. Each month I choose someone who has shared and they get a tub of Saturée Premium Collagen valued at $79.
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If you like lifting and getting strong, Ben Yanes’ IG page will really resonate with you. Craig and I love the educational content Ben produces. Ben is a personal trainer and educator of exercise mechanics based in New York.
Most women that we work with say they want a toned and athletic body. But where a lot of women go wrong (I did this too back in the day) is that they do a ton of HIIT, running, and boot camps. So, I wanted to get Ben on to talk about what building muscle and “getting toned” actually involves.
In this episode, Ben and I chat about:
Ben’s training and athletic background
Why HIIT and boot camps aren't the best way to build muscle
Weight loss myths
What happens when you first start lifting
Forming better habits
Why walking is essential for fitness and weight loss
How muscle regulates insulin and glucose
Frequency and volume of training
Why doing more isn’t always better
Training to failure for building muscle...
If you’ve been in the fitness industry or health world for a while, you’ll probably relate to Samantha’s story. Samantha is 37 years old. She is a stay-at-home mum with two kids (I really admire the mums!). She used to be a personal trainer and actually owned a fitness studio for 9-10 years. Because of this, she has truly tried it all, using herself as a guinea pig in many ways.
Samantha even tried pro-metabolic eating on her own, but she gained heaps of weight. This is when almost a year ago, she decided to join our program. In this episode, Samantha and I chat about:
Samantha’s dieting history
Samantha’s reasons for getting a coach
Keratosis and how Samantha fixed it
The results Samantha had with coaching
Her weight loss success
What Samantha is eating now vs when she was dieting
Samantha’s training regime
How she’s fit this in with family life
Samantha’s advice for other women
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