HeyJaredThe Nuanced Naturopaths
Join BHSc Naturopaths, Julie Forrester and Karinda Maree, as they intellectually traverse the challenging waters of the natural medicine world. When it comes to health, the 'right' answers are often nuanced, unique and open-ended.
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Ep 64 | Unpacking Nutrition Myths & Supplement Dogma with Rachel Arthur | The Nuance of Nutrients (opens the original)
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We had the pleasure of chatting with Rachel Arthur to unpack how nutrition dogma forms in naturopathic training and practice, why “more is better” thinking persists, and how marketing and practitioner insecurity can drive reflexive prescribing. Rachel challenges the common habit of blanket B-complex prescribing and how nutrient actions are regulated, relational, and rarely isolated. We also explore reassurance as a clinical tool, the “medicine beyond the bottle” (language, hope, and expectancies
Ep 63 | Honest Chats about Medication, Weight & Metabolism | Vyvanse & Mounjaro | Can We Use Pharmaceuticals More Wisely? | Nuance of Weight Gain & Emotional Eating (opens the original)
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Julie and Karinda record a spontaneous outdoor episode discussing Julie’s experience using Vyvanse for ADHD and Mounjaro (a GLP‑1) for fat loss, and their concern that use is outpacing long‑term safety and interaction data. Julie shares side effects that seemed to track with weekly dosing and dose increases. They touch on dosing, microdosing, weight “set point” research, and emotional links to overeating. 00:00 Cold Open Cafe Setup 01:45 AI Analogy And Unknowns 04:06 Personal Context Vyvanse 07:
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