Today we welcome to the show Dr. Marc Bubbs, a Naturopathic Doctor, Performance Nutrition Lead for Canada Basketball, and author of the recently released book PEAK: The new science of athletic performance that is revolutionizing sports. Dr. Bubbs has a wealth of experience in the world of health & performance. He routinely speaks to world-leading experts…
Today we release our 25th episode and celebrate our 1-year anniversary! We’ve had some great guests over the past year but today we thought we’d take a moment to reflect and to discuss the Move Daily approach to Health Coaching: Our Pillars of Health. Although our Instagram page may look like all we do is…
In today’s podcast we discuss Freyja’s recent blog post: Hypermobility Type Ehlers-Danlos: Overcoming Insomnia. Please note: This information is for anyone who suffers from insomnia, not just the EDS population. For many people- especially those living in chronic pain- restful sleep can be a bit of a unicorn. The irony of being tired to the…
For anyone living in chronic pain, restful sleep is a bit of a unicorn. In these cases, insomnia is often rebranded as painsomnia, as a representation for the vicious cycle of pain and chronic fatigue that comes with insomnia. It’s admittedly adding a bit of insult to injury to have sleep – a typically blissful…
In this Self-Care Episode the over-arching theme is “Daily Habits”, where we discuss the key health habits of our latest guests and how to practically implement them into day-to-day life. We’ve asked every guest since the debut of our podcast: What is your one non-negotiable daily elf-care tool? Every few weeks your Move Daily Health…
Sleep is a hot topic right now. With books such as Why We Sleep, The Sleep Solution, The Circadian Code and countless others, there is a plethora of information out there for anyone who struggles with sleep. Despite this wealth of information, Canadians remain plagued with sleep disorders, and mental health concerns are by no…
Stillness & recovery have equal value to conscious movement. With so much energy devoted to exercise and movement, it is easy to forget about counterbalancing with stillness (not to be confused with mindless screen time). Ironically, this lack of intentional stillness can reduce the benefits of increased movement. It is quite common for people to…
