• Skinny Culture Is Back, And It’s Not About Health
    Feb 19 2026

    Skinny culture is back, and it’s louder than ever.

    In this episode, we talk honestly about the pressure to be ultra-thin (at all costs!) and why chasing that look can quietly wreck your health, your hormones, and your long-term well-being.

    Ashley and Sarah share their own stories of growing up in the height of constantly under eating and thinking smaller always meant better. What felt like “discipline” at the time turned into years of physical and emotional consequences, from tanked metabolism to anxiety and body obsession.

    We unpack how social media has revived the thin ideal, how extreme low-calorie diets are being normalized again, and how trends like GLP-1 medications are shifting the goal from “healthy” to simply “smaller.”

    We also break down what actually happens inside your body during prolonged under-eating, from muscle loss and hormone disruption to immune suppression and poor detox capacity.But this conversation isn’t just about what’s wrong. We talk about what real health looks like: protecting your metabolism, preserving muscle, supporting your hormones, and building habits that are sustainable. We discuss why short, intentional fat-loss phases are very different from chronic restriction, and why strength, nourishment, and resilience matter more than a number on a scale.

    If you’ve ever felt caught in the cycle of dieting, comparison, or trying to shrink yourself to feel “enough,” this episode is for you.It’s an honest conversation about breaking the skinny mindset, and building a healthier future for ourselves and the next generation.

    Timestamps

    0:17 – What Is “Skinny Culture” & Why It’s Trending Again

    1:02 – The Return of the Ultra-Thin Ideal

    2:33 – Extreme Low-Calorie Diets: What Really Happens

    3:43 – How Social Media Glorifies Disordered Eating

    5:03 – Ozempic & GLP-1 Drugs: What’s Driving the Shift

    6:10 – Real-Life Stories & Consequences

    8:22 – The Hidden Dangers Behind “Healthy” Diet Trends

    10:47 – Lost Menstrual Cycles & Hormonal Disruption

    12:56 – Detox Pathways, Metabolism & Autoimmune Risk

    14:27 – Body Dysmorphia & the Psychological Toll

    19:16 – Long-Term Recovery: What No One Talks About

    25:06 – Why Muscle & Metabolic Health Matter

    30:22 – Healthier Alternatives to Skinny Culture

    35:47 – The Role of Parents & Culture in Body Image

    45:13 – Practical Steps to Raise Healthier Generations_______________________________________________________________Subscribe To The Rooted In Resilience Podcast:⭐ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCSpofOL75STGMvUUlD5em7g ⭐ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3NTIxm2iqgIdnqI2j2FICr?si=477cfb0440fe40ce⭐ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rooted-in-resilience/id1663060063_______________________________________________________________Keep Up With Us!🖥️ Website: https://www.armstrongsisters.com/🗞️ Newsletter: https://www.armstrongsisters.com/newsletter-signup_______________________________________________________________Support Us & Our Mission to Change the food system! 👩🏼‍🌾 Our Farm CoOp, Nourish Food Club: Low PUFA eggs/chicken/pork, 100% grass-fed beef and lamb, sourdough, raw dog food, & more

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  • When Holistic Becomes Conventional: Rethinking Naturopathic Medicine with Dr. Alex Orton
    Feb 12 2026

    Has modern naturopathic medicine lost its way? In this episode of Rooted in Resilience, we sit down with Dr. Alex Orton to explore an uncomfortable but important question: as naturopathic medicine has grown in popularity, has it quietly begun to resemble the very conventional system it once sought to challenge?


    Dr. Orton shares his personal journey into naturopathic medicine, which began after his own health crisis in college. What started as panic attacks and poor lifestyle habits ultimately led him to discover the powerful impact of nutrition, sunlight, meditation, and foundational health practices, and to pursue a career rooted in holistic healing.


    Together, we unpack common misconceptions around naturopathic and functional medicine, including the assumption that “holistic” automatically means whole-person care.


    Dr. Orton describes the naturopathic landscape as a kind of “Wild West,” where differing philosophies can leave patients confused and overwhelmed. He also highlights a concerning shift toward lab-driven, supplement-heavy approaches, what he calls “green allopathy”, and explains why this mindset can miss the body’s innate healing intelligence.


    At the heart of this conversation is the philosophy of vitalism: the belief that the body knows how to heal when given the right conditions. Rather than treating the body like a machine to be fixed, Dr. Orton emphasizes supporting energy production, mental-emotional health, and the foundational pillars of wellness. We also discuss food intolerance testing, the importance of mindset in healing, and why surrender, not force, often plays a key role in recovery.


    This episode is a thoughtful invitation to rethink what true holistic care looks like, and to reconnect with the body’s natural capacity for healing.


    Topics covered include:

    • Has naturopathic medicine become too conventional?
    • The rise of “green allopathy” and supplement overload
    • Energy production is crucial for healing.
    • Vitalism and the body’s innate healing intelligence
    • The importance of mental-emotional health
    • Food intolerance testing and personalized care
    • Dr. Alex’s four pillars of health include detoxification, nutrition, lifestyle, and mental-emotional health.
    • Why surrender can be an essential part of healing


    If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by protocols, confused by conflicting health advice, or disconnected from your body in the healing process, this conversation offers a refreshing and grounded perspective!



    TIMESTAMPS

    • 01:20 Introduction to Naturopathic Medicine and Personal Journeys
    • 04:43 The Downfalls of Current Naturopathic Medicine
    • 08:38 The Wild West of Naturopathic Practices
    • 12:26 Functional Medicine vs. True Holistic Healing
    • 16:20 The Importance of Energy in Healing
    • 19:39 Addressing the Mental-Emotional Component
    • 23:07 The Role of Consistency in Health
    • 26:00 Challenging Conventional Medical Perspectives
    • 31:53 Understanding Autoimmune Conditions
    • 35:39 The Four Pillars of Health
    • 42:46 Surrendering to the Healing Process
    • 53:45 Lab Work and Food Intolerance Testing


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    1 hr and 26 mins
  • Rethinking Cancer Through Cellular Energy & Metabolism with Georgi Dinkov
    Feb 5 2026

    What if cancer is a metabolic problem that can be cured? (Instead of a genetic chronic disease)

    In this episode, I’m joined by a repeat guest Georgi Dinkov to explore cancer through the lens of cellular energy, metabolism, and mitochondrial function. Instead of framing cancer as a “war” on tumor cells, we discuss a different paradigm: restoring energy, supporting respiration, and addressing systemic metabolic stress.

    We cover:

    - Cancer as a reversible metabolic problem, rather than a genetic one

    - Glycolysis vs oxidative metabolism and why it matters

    - CO₂, lactic acid, pH, and mitochondrial health

    - Where Georgi’s views differ from mainstream oncology, and even other researchers (like Dr. Seyfried) who view cancer as a metabolic problem

    - Georgi's recent surprising research findings and future cancer study directions

    - How to support his ongoing work

    This conversation challenges conventional narratives and offers a hopeful, systems-based way of thinking about health, disease, and the future of cancer medicine.

    **for educational purposes only, not medical advice. Consult with your doctor for best treatment options**


    TIME STAMPS

    0:00 - Intro

    1:01 - Welcome & life update with Georgi

    2:48 - What is Georgi eating these days

    6:00 - Diet perfection, stress, and sustainable eating

    13:23 - Update on Georgi's cancer studies

    20:00 - Cancer as a metabolic disease vs genetic theory

    27:00 - Quorum sensing & cellular decision-making

    30:00 - Mitochondria, CO2, and lactic acid

    36:00 - Radiation, EMFs, and metabolic suppression

    40:30 - Why killing cancer cells may be the wrong strategy

    49:00 - Warburg effect: glycolysis vs oxidative metabolism

    58:55 - Where Georgi disagrees with some other 'metabolism focused' cancer researchers like Dr. Seyfried

    1:00:15 - Future studies with Meldonium (Mildronate)

    1:10:30 - PUFAs, saturated fat, and tumor resistance

    1:12:30 - How to support Georgi’s research

    1:16:40 - Closing thoughts: hope, metabolism, and self-healing

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    About Georgi Dinkov:

    Georgi is a computer scientist, researcher, and biochemist focused on pro-metabolic approaches to health and disease, with an emphasis on mitochondrial function and systemic energy balance.

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  • How to Restore Metabolic Health and Insulin Sensitivity
    Dec 26 2025

    In this conversation, we break down what true metabolic health actually means, and how to restore it. We explore how metabolism becomes dysregulated, what truly improves insulin sensitivity, and why many common “health” approaches unintentionally make the problem worse.


    Drawing from both the science and our hands-on experience working with 200+ individuals inside the Transform program, we share the core lifestyle and nutrition principles we use to help people regain energy, stabilize blood sugar, and rebuild metabolic flexibility. This includes practical, actionable steps around food, movement, recovery, and stress (without hacks, extremes, or quick fixes.)


    You’ll hear real-world patterns we’ve observed, the most common mistakes that keep people stuck, and what actually works when the goal is long-term metabolic health, not short-term results. Whether you’re navigating insulin resistance, stubborn weight gain, or simply want to better support your metabolism as you age, this episode will leave you with clarity, direction, and a more sustainable framework for health.


    TIME STAMPS

    00:01:16 - Introduction to restoring metabolic health.

    00:02:05 - Overview of the Transform approach and its successes.

    00:05:23 - Defining metabolic health through proper utilization.

    00:06:15 - Restoring proper carbohydrate metabolism.

    00:10:13 - Our two-pronged approach to restoring metabolic health.

    00:10:48 - Insulin sensitivity as a proxy for cellular energy production.

    00:15:00 - The role of micronutrients in metabolic health.

    00:16:12 - Summary of macronutrient and food-related insights.

    00:37:10 - Our Eight strategies from the Transform program.

    00:58:45 - The importance of consuming carbohydrates.


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    ⭐️ The Transform Fat Loss and Metabolic Restoration Program ⭐️


    Join 150+ people who’ve lost fat and kept it off, without giving up their favorite foods. This science-backed, metabolism-first program helps you rebuild your foundation, restore energy, and finally achieve fat loss results that last.


    Next group starts Dec 29th, learn more and join the Early Access List here:

    https://www.armstrongsisters.com/transform

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    1 hr and 14 mins
  • Your Diet is Changing Your Personality
    Dec 19 2025
    Your personality changes based on what you eat. And your constant worry about your health, food obsession, and low energy may not just be “in your head”... they can be direct, physiological symptoms from a Low Energy Availability (LEA) state.In this episode, we dive deep into Chapters 40 & 41 of the Minnesota Starvation Experiment: one of the most revealing studies on what happens to the human mind under LEA, not eating enough food for the body's needs.We break down the shocking data on how semi-starvation systematically changed the subjects' personalities, leading to hypochondria, depression, hysteria, and more.The MSE is a lens to understand the modern dieting struggle, anxiety, and why willpower often fails. We connect the 1944 data to today's health crisis and explain what this means for you.TIME STAMPS1:36 - Welcome & Experiment Overview: Can Diet Change Your Personality?2:49 - The Personality Shift: From Irritable to Introverted4:20 - Is Your Personality Really Fixed? Spoiler: No.7:00 - Your Childhood Trauma Gets Louder in a Calorie Deficit9:00 - The Hidden Cost of Yo-Yo Dieting: Diet Fatigue11:19 - The Scientific Personality Tests (MMPI & Guilford)13:07 - The 3 Biggest Personality Changes in Starvation16:24 - Are You Actually Sick, or Just Undernourished?18:37 - The 7-Month Rule for Real Healing20:36 - Why "Specialists" Fail You (The Holistic View)22:15 - Anxiety, Rumination & Catastrophizing - It's The Deficit24:35 - The Pie Metaphor: Is Your Issue Biochemical or Emotional?27:33 - Paranoia, Distrust & Adrenaline Dumps30:10 - The Proof: It's The Starvation, Not "You"31:52 - Loss of Creativity & "Feminine Interests"33:50 - The Somatic Checklist: "I Feel Weak All Over"37:18 - The Unprofitable Truth: "You Just Need to Eat More"39:25 - The Psychic Checklist: "I Can't Focus or Read"41:48 - Recovery is SLOW: Refeeding & Lingering Symptoms44:29 - Why Maintaining Weight Loss is the Hardest Part47:20 - The Yo-Yo Diet Cycle & Never-Ending Struggle51:10 - Do Supplements & Protein Powder Fix This?53:09 - If You Can Only Eat X Diet Right Now...55:30 - The Light at the End of the Tunnel: 20-Week Recovery57:02 - The "Why" - Mechanistic Theories Behind the Change1:03:43 - Extreme Cases: When Dieting Leads to Self-Harm1:08:28 - Normalize This: You WILL Be Irritable on a Cut1:10:14 - Are You in a Good Life Season to Diet?1:12:44 - The Subject Who THRIVED on the Challenge1:14:11 - Odd Behaviors: 40 Packs of Gum & Eating from Garbage1:17:12 - Chopping Off Fingers: A Cry for Help & Exit Strategy1:20:16 - "Accident Prone" - A Symptom of Undernutrition1:23:24 - The Overweight Subject & The Danger of Long Deficits1:26:26 - Timing: When Do Breakdowns Happen? (Weeks 8-12)1:28:19 - The Transform Solution: A Cut Designed with MSE in Mind1:30:12 - "Why Add Stress?" The Case for Strategic Short Cuts1:32:39 - No Solutions, Only Trade-Offs1:35:03 - Zoom Out: Health is a 3-Year Project, Not a 30-Day Sprint1:36:29 - Conclusion: You're Not Broken, You're Undernourished______________________________________________________________________Keep Up With Us!🖥️ Website: https://www.armstrongsisters.com/🗞️ Newsletter: https://www.armstrongsisters.com/news...______________________________________________________________________On a Mission to Change the food system! 👩🏼‍🌾 Our Farm CoOp, Nourish Food Club: https://nourishfoodclub.com/ 🥚Low PUFA, corn & soy free, pasture-raised eggshttps://nourishfoodclub.com/collectio...____________________________________________________⭐️ The Transform Fat Loss and Metabolic Restoration Program ⭐️Join 150+ people who’ve lost fat and kept it off, without giving up their favorite foods. This science-backed, metabolism-first program helps you rebuild your foundation, restore energy, and finally achieve fat loss results that last.Next group starts Dec 29th, learn more and join the Early Access List here:https://www.armstrongsisters.com/transform
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    1 hr and 37 mins
  • The Menopause Myths They Believed, and How They Took Their Power Back
    Dec 17 2025

    In this honest and eye-opening episode, we unpack the myths surrounding menopause and the confusion so many women face when trying to care for their health during this stage of life. Ash and Sarah Armstrong are joined by Julie and Keli (who went through the Transform program and are now Transform coaches) who share their personal experiences navigating menopause, unlearning misinformation, and rebuilding trust in their bodies.


    Together, they talk about the impact of chronic dieting, food rules, and societal pressure on women’s health. And how shifting toward intentional eating, strength training, and supportive habits changed everything.


    Julie and Keli open up about what they once believed, what actually didn’t work, and the mindset shifts that helped them regain energy, confidence, and control. This conversation highlights the power of education, community, and informed choices, while offering practical insight into why fueling well and building strength matter at any age. If you’ve ever felt confused, frustrated, or stuck in menopause, this episode will leave you feeling seen, empowered, and hopeful.

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    A Transform review from ANDREA who is in menopause at age 59 =

    "I'm 59 and post menopausal, and it seems that weight loss is so much harder than it was when I was young. Before this program, nothing I had done before menopause worked to get rid of the 40 pounds I gained during menopause....

    I'm now a year into Transform (2 cuts) and I am down 15 pounds and I am stronger than I have ever been (at age 59!) I had not been able to lose at all in the years before I started this program...

    What I love about this program is that in between my fat loss phases (once my calories go up) I can live my life. I also like that I can eat carbs and realize how much better I feel when I do...

    We're making real, lasting changes to our bodies. A true transformation!"

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    Time Stamps

    00:00:38 - Introduction

    00:02:32 - What We All Had for Breakfast

    00:06:24 - Introductions and Transformations

    00:15:31 - Age and Menopause Experiences

    00:25:21 - Debunking Menopause Myths

    00:37:01 - Important Lifestyle Habits

    00:43:48 - Empowerment Through Knowledge

    00:50:12 - Intentional Eating Matters

    00:59:58 - What You Would Say to Yourself 10 Years Ago

    01:02:45 - Strength Training for All Ages

    01:07:43 - Concluding Thoughts to Wrap it Up

    01:15:30 - Community Support is Key


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    1 hr and 11 mins
  • The Shocking Psychological Effects of Undereating (MSE Proof)
    Dec 4 2025

    Are you "boring" or are you just in a low energy state? Constantly tired, irritable, and obsessed with food on your diet? It might not be a lack of willpower, it might be physiological starvation. In this episode, we again dive deep into the Minnesota Starvation Experiment (MSE) to uncover the shocking psychological effects of prolonged calorie deficits that mirror modern restrictive diets.

    We break down chapters 38 & 39 of the MSE, revealing how under-eating leads to:

    • Crashing sex drive & strained relationships

    • Loss of humor, motivation, and social initiative

    • Intense food obsession and bizarre eating habits

    • The harsh reality that recovery isn't overnight, and can take several months

    This isn't just about weight loss; it's about why constant dieting can make you hate your life and how to escape the weight-loss and weight-regain cycle with a smarter, more sustainable approach.

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    ⭐️ The Transform Fat Loss and Metabolic Restoration Program ⭐️

    Join 150+ people who’ve lost fat and kept it off, without giving up their favorite foods. This science-backed, metabolism-first program helps you rebuild your foundation, restore energy, and finally achieve fat loss results that last.

    Next group starts Dec 29th, learn more and join the Early Access List here:

    https://www.armstrongsisters.com/transform-59ff2a5d-46bd-4c0f-b6ac-01512292ccda

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    2 hrs and 12 mins
  • The Science of Fat Loss: What you Need to Know
    Nov 26 2025

    Join us for a dynamic roundtable as we debunk common fat loss myths and dive into the real complexities of shedding body fat. We break down the fundamentals of calories in versus calories out, the importance of tracking food intake, and how adherence plays a bigger role than many realize.


    We explore the unique challenges women face during menopause, the pros and cons of rapid fat loss versus prolonged calorie deficits, and the critical roles of muscle mass, micronutrients, and hormonal health in sustainable fat loss.


    Drawing on insights from the Transform Fat Loss program, which has helped over 150+ people achieve fat loss success, we also discuss the power of community support, redefining health and fitness goals, and why patience and consistency are essential for long-term results.


    Whether you’re just starting your fat loss journey or looking to refine your approach, this conversation offers practical strategies, actionable advice, and expert insights to help you achieve lasting results.


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    Time Stamps:


    01:03 Introduction to Fat Loss Myths

    03:00 Understanding Calories In vs. Calories Out

    08:49 The Importance of Tracking Calories

    12:04 Rapid Fat Loss vs. Prolonged Deficit (longer fat loss phases)

    23:31 The Role of Muscle and Micronutrients in Fat Loss

    34:49 Impact of Energy Availability on Hormones

    36:43 Testosterone Levels in Men and Women

    38:25 The Debate on Caloric Deficits

    40:19 Diet Adherence and Motivation

    42:31 The Role of NEAT in Fat Loss

    43:23 Lessons from Transform Program

    44:46 The Reality of Extreme Dieting

    48:45 Dispelling Myths on Muscle Preservation

    49:42 Hormonal Changes During Weight Loss

    55:29 The Behavioral Side of Dieting

    58:24 Understanding Metabolic Adaptation

    01:04:02 Building Muscle for Metabolic Health

    01:07:02 Menopause and Body Composition Changes

    01:09:39 The Importance of Muscle in Physique Improvements

    01:12:55 Transforming Through Metabolic Restoration

    01:18:03 Community Support in Health Journeys

    01:19:39 The Shift from One-on-One to Group Coaching

    01:24:33 Redefining Success in Health and Fitness

    01:31:18 Empowerment Through Knowledge and Agency


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    Previous Roundtable Podcast Discussion

    “Calories In Vs. Calories Out: Fact or Fiction?”


    https://youtu.be/Tb3plPPlY1c

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    Join 150+ people who’ve lost fat and kept it off, without giving up their favorite foods. This science-backed, metabolism-first program helps you rebuild your foundation, restore energy, and finally achieve fat loss results that last.


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    1 hr and 38 mins