The guys discuss an insurance policy that’s out of this world, a serial killer who couldn’t provide enough evidence to support his confession, and an extremely offensive Honda that’s sure to impress the ladies.
Are you looking for a delicious and healthy way to start your day? Then look no further than our inflammation-free smoothie! Today in the Living Inflammation Free Podcast, we will share with you the basics of creating the perfect smoothie to calm inflammation in your body. Plus, we will talk about whether store-bought smoothies are worth the hype.
We will also share the best blender for your smoothie that keeps the flavor and lasts longer- Aaqila has been using hers for five years!
Do you have questions about your wellness routine and boundaries?
In this episode, we are all about community and wellness, so let’s jump right into it.
00:08 Introduction to today’s episode.
02:47 What is living inflammation-free?
04:16 The perfect smoothie blender: Vitamix vs. other Blenders.
06:52 Are store-bought smoothies worth the hype?
13:45 Why Wild blueberries belong in your smoothie
Thank you for listening. We hope this podcast has been informative & an inspiring resource to create the kind of life you want with your health in mind.
Megan is a familiar face at AA Mokena Fellowship, and with AA meetings 5 times a day, it takes a lot of volunteer hours to keep things running smoothly. From opening the door to helping out in the community – Megan tells us that service leads to the world turning a different shade of wonderful. Service saved her life, and it started with cleaning up coffee pots, clearing tables and taking out trash.
Find out why Mike, Glenn and Megan find service work important and why they still do it today.
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The guys discuss how punching a man with a beard is 37% less effective than punching a man without one, when it becomes financially irresponsible to ship your fourth favorite 90’s pizza mascot costume, and why you should NEVER take the stairs with Damon.
How do you get undrunk quickly? Easy, it’s a math calculation – it takes an hour to eliminate .01 of alcohol in your system. But how long does it take to get sober? That’s a loaded question starting with what you mean by sober.
In the coffee shop Mike & Glenn tell us how long it takes to get undrunk, and discuss how long it takes to get truly sober where you’re living a quality rewarding life with passion and purpose. Is it less than 3 months? 1-2 years? 5-10 years? Listen in as Mike & Glenn talk about their life experiences and answer the loaded question of how long it takes to get sober.
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The guys discuss how one simple bathroom technique can instantly make you single, when death is not a deterrent to an accurate weather prediction, and what might possibly be the world’s oddest war souvenir.
Cutting down on oil consumption can save your life. In this week’s episode, we are going to be showing you ways to cook without oil. Listen now to learn what makes oil so inflammatory, the benefit of cooking without oil, and how to cook without oil.
Do you have questions about your wellness routine and boundaries?
We are all about community and wellness in this episode, so let’s jump right into it.
Thank you for listening. We hope this podcast has been informative & an inspiring resource to create the kind of life you want with your health in mind.
Laura joins Mike & Glenn in the coffee shop to talk about SMART Recovery. Laura found SMART Recovery after she ended her chaotic relationship with drugs 40 years ago. Why after? Ten years ago she discovered her son was a heroin user. Knowing him, she knew he wouldn’t buy into the 12 step program, so she went looking for answers. While her son never attended any meetings, SMART Recovery changed her life and Laura is now a recovery coach.
An alternative to AA, SMART Recovery has a large online community all over the world – you are always able to access a meeting of peers 24 hours a day. SMART is a secular program – they believe a person’s faith often drives recovery but it’s personal and individual. SMART works on a 4 point program:
Maintaining motivation
Resisting urges
Managing our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors acceptably
Living a balanced life
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