193: Gut Health, Positive Psychology, and Fitness Routines

Serena Marie, RD, and I decided it would be fun to catch up on air, so we did! You’ll hear why Serena is obsessed with kombucha, why I had been avoiding it (but have given it a second thought), positive psychology, running, and more.

We talk about the following:

  • What skobe is

  • Why kombucha is healthy for your gut

  • Why to avoid added sugars but not naturally occurring sugars

  • Serena’s values in action and how they show up in her life

  • How we both use humor (which we value) to have more fun

  • Our running routines

Links
The One You Feed Podcast: Learn Good Habits to Increase Mindfulness and Happiness and Decrease Anxiety and Depression by Eric Zimmer
The Positive Psychology Podcast: Bringing the Science of Happiness to Your Earbuds with Kristen Truempy
Values in Action (VIA) Survey

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Serena Marie, RD:
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Instagram: @SerenaMarieRD

 

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