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In this episode, Devon Yanko introduces her podcast aimed at athletes dealing with chronic illness. She shares her personal journey with lupus and emphasizes the importance of shifting perspectives on health. Devon discusses the challenges of navigating medical appointments, the need for a holistic approach to health, and the importance of tracking symptoms and interventions. She encourages listeners to take control of their health, make informed choices, and understand the individuality of their health journeys. The episode concludes with a call for community support and empowerment through self-understanding.
Key takeaways:

Devon aims to build a supportive community for those with chronic illness.
Shifting focus from what we cannot control to what we can is crucial.
Medical professionals often misunderstand the relationship between exercise and chronic illness.
A holistic approach to health considers the entire system, not just individual symptoms.
Athletes need to apply a methodical approach to their health, similar to training.
Tracking symptoms helps identify what works and what doesn't.
Individuality in health management is essential; one size does not fit all.
Quality of life should be prioritized alongside medical treatment.
Empowerment comes from understanding one's own health journey.

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Episode 1: Welcome to the Mentor!

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Devon aims to build a supportive community for those with chronic illness.
Shifting focus from what we cannot control to what we can is crucial.
Medical professionals often misunderstand the relationship between exercise and chronic illness.
A holistic approach to health considers the entire system, not just individual symptoms.
Athletes need to apply a methodical approach to their health, similar to training.
Tracking symptoms helps identify what works and what doesn't.
Individuality in health management is essential; one size does not fit all.
Quality of life should be prioritized alongside medical treatment.
Empowerment comes from understanding one's own health journey.

Help support the show on Patreon!

Support the show

6 episoade

#Fitness #Devon Yanko

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Episode 6: Going deep with health coach, Sascha Alexander 1:21:26

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Send us a text In this conversation, your host Devon Yanko and health coach Sascha Alexander explore the complexities of living with chronic illness, sharing personal experiences and insights on health journeys, the importance of community, and the role of coaching in healing. They discuss the challenges of navigating the medical system, the impact of nervous system health, and the necessity of self-advocacy. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of resilience, acceptance, and the power of supportive relationships in overcoming the struggles associated with chronic conditions. Find Sascha and work with her HERE . DNRS website . TRM website . Support the show…

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Episode 5: Preempting and dealing with flares. 35:02

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Send us a text In this episode, we dive into preempting symptom flare ups and how to recognize the signs that we are on our way to having a flare. We also discuss how to deal with flares and work our way back to health. We briefly chat about the effects of weather and season on our conditions and why a good nights sleep is one of the most powerful weapons in our arsenal for good health. Takeaways Managing stress is crucial for preventing flare-ups in chronic illness. Proactive health protocols are essential during stressful times to prevent flare-ups. External factors like barometric pressure can affect chronic illness symptoms. Sleep quality is vital for overall health. Asking for help and support is important during challenging times. Self-care routines should be prioritized to manage stress and health. Understanding seasonal changes can help in managing chronic illness symptoms. Support the show…

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Episode 4: Ask me anything #1 48:30

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Send us a text In this episode of The Mentor, we answer listener questions! We shares insights on dietary restrictions, coping with the challenges of training, and how to navigate dietary restrictions when dining out. The conversation also delves into the mind-body connection, the significance of finding the right health practitioners, and strategies for managing stress and cortisol levels. Ultimately, we emphasize the need for a holistic approach to health and encourages listeners to focus on their well-being while navigating the complexities of chronic illness. Find the workbook HERE ! Takeaways The workbook for athletes with chronic illness is now available. Getting tested for celiac is crucial before elimination diets. Eating out has become easier for those with dietary restrictions. Building rapport with restaurant staff can improve dining experiences. Chronic illness doesn't equate to incapability; it's about finding ways to thrive. Believing in the possibility of better health can lead to positive changes. Investing in health can save money in the long run. Managing stress is essential for overall health and digestion. Focus on health improvements rather than solely seeking a diagnosis. Encouragement and support are vital for those dealing with chronic illness. Support the show…

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Episode 3: Diving into nutritional interventions 44:46

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Send us a text In this episode, we discuss the importance of nutrition for athletes with chronic illness. We introduce the concept of elimination diets, emphasizing the need for individualized approaches to nutrition. The conversation covers the commitment required for such diets, the significance of the reintroduction phase, and the necessity of tracking dietary impacts. We also highlight the importance of optimizing nutrition for athletic performance and the role of supplements and testing in achieving overall health. The episode concludes with a focus on maintaining a positive relationship with food and the importance of ongoing dietary assessments. Takeaways Nutrition is crucial for managing chronic illness. Elimination diets help identify food sensitivities. Individualized nutrition plans are essential for athletes. Commitment to dietary changes is necessary for success. The reintroduction phase is key to understanding food impacts. Tracking symptoms can reveal dietary effects. Regular assessments of diet can improve health outcomes. Supplements should be tailored to individual needs. Testing for nutritional deficiencies is important. A positive mindset towards food can reduce stress. Support the show…

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Episode 2: The mental side of chronic illness 48:55

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Send us a text In this episode, Devon Yanko discusses the intricate relationship between mental health and chronic illness, emphasizing the significant impact of stress, personality traits, and trauma on physical health. She explores the feedback loop between stress and autoimmune diseases, the importance of therapy, and practical strategies for managing stress. Devon encourages listeners to evaluate their stress levels, consider therapeutic approaches, and recognize the potential of psychedelics in healing. The conversation highlights the need for a holistic approach to health that integrates mental and physical well-being. Takeaways Chronic illness is deeply influenced by mental health. Stress can suppress the immune system and worsen chronic conditions. Personality traits like perfectionism can exacerbate stress levels. Therapy, especially somatic therapy, can be transformative for chronic illness. Understanding the mind-body connection is crucial for healing. Small, consistent changes can lead to significant health improvements. Psychedelics may offer new avenues for treating chronic illness. Evaluating and managing stress is essential for recovery. Building a toolkit of coping strategies is vital for mental health. Self-awareness and personal growth are key to managing chronic illness. Support the show…

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