Episode 26: Is the “Wellness” Industry Just Diet Culture in Disguise with Dr. Nikki Stamp
The “Wellness” industry comes across as having good intentions because it promotes healthy superfood powders, new exercise regimes, and various products to get you feeling your “best self”.
However, at it’s core, the “wellness” industry is usually just diet and weight loss culture in disguise.
Many of today’s current wellness trends and routines are often scientifically unproven, and more alarmingly, promoted by influencers who have no qualifications to support claims they are making.
In today’s podcast, Dr. Nikki Stamp and I are going to be tackling this topic and deconstructing myth from fact when it comes to wellness, where to get your health information from, and the secrets to health that have nothing to do with the latest superfood.
About Dr. Nikki Stamp
Dr. Nikki Stamp is an Australian trained cardiothoracic surgeon, mentor, speaker and author of two books.
Her first book is Can You Die Of A Broken Heart? decodes the inner workings of what makes our heart tick, how they break, how surgeons such as Dr. Nikki fix them, and what we can all do to keep our hearts healthy throughout our lives.
Her second book, Pretty Unhealthy, which has just been released is an extremely topical look at our obsession with health, and whether it’s actually helpful or harmful for our overall wellbeing.
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Sarah King
Hi future friends, I’m Sarah King, an Accredited Exercise Physiologist and health coach.
Science, not trends is the foundation of my approach. By nourishing the body and mind with scientific facts we can build foundations for a life of realness, not just wellness.
