Discover how functional movement, neural reprogramming, and small daily practices can help you build strength, prevent fractures, and reclaim confidence in your body.
Yoga has played a profound role in my own life and healing journey. In fact, my very first yoga teacher back in 2009 was Jules Mitchell — and she’s my guest in this episode of Stronger Bones Lifestyle. Jules is now a leading yoga educator, author, and biomechanics specialist with a Master’s degree in exercise science.
When you’re diagnosed with osteopenia or osteoporosis, your instinct is to fight back— you want to build strong muscles and strong bones to protect yourself from fractures.
One of the most surprising—and overlooked—facts is that heart disease is the number one killer of women. Yet the majority of women don’t experience heart attacks until after menopause. Why? According to Dr. Gross, it comes down to hormones.
For too long, many patients have walked into their doctor’s office only to be handed a prescription and sent on their way. Pills over prevention, quick fixes over root-cause solutions. But why is this the default model of care, and what can we do about it?
When we think of bone health, the conversation usually centers around nutrition, exercise, and hormones. But there’s another vital — and often overlooked — system in your body that plays a powerful role in how well you heal and how strong your bones remain: your lymphatic system.
Unlike traditional dentistry that focuses on “drilling and filling,” biological dentistry seeks to understand the root cause of dental issues. What’s causing the gum disease? Why do cavities keep coming back? Could your dental materials be harming you? This approach was eye-opening, especially as we connected it to bone health — something I focus on every day.
Osteoporosis isn’t just about age or calcium. In this eye-opening conversation with Dr. Partha Nandi, we explore how gut health, inflammation, stress, and hormones quietly fuel bone loss—and how to reverse it naturally. Learn how to strengthen your bones by healing from the inside out.
For centuries and across hundreds of cultures, the health of the gut has been seen as the seat of resilience, longevity and even wisdom. For decades, western medicine has downplayed the relationship between the gut and the body as a whole, but in the 21st century, science is finally catching up with traditional knowledge.
It’s time to question the diagnosis, challenge the medications, and take back control of your bone health. It’s not just about your T-score. It’s not even just about your bones. This is about how we’ve been misled—and what you can do now to reclaim your power, your health, and your future.
