In this episode of The Dr. Tyna Show, I’m joined by my inspiring friend Dr. Sandra Scheinbaum, a clinical psychologist, health coach, and head of a comprehensive health coaching program at the Institute for Functional Medicine. At 74, Sandra is the most active and vibrant woman I know, and she doesn’t take her mobility or strength for granted. We discuss her approach to staying fit and active, making exercise fun and approachable, and the importance of daily movement. Sandra also shares her insights on healthy aging, the challenges of watching peers face health issues, and the exercises that can help maintain long-term strength and cognitive health. This conversation is a must-listen for anyone looking to prioritize their health and vitality at any age!

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On This Episode We Cover: 

• 00:00:00 - Introduction  


• 00:01:40 - Sandra’s background in health, wellness, and fitness  


• 00:04:58 - Sandra’s credentials  


• 00:07:05 - Clinical psychology 


• 00:09:20 - Changes in child psychology  


• 00:12:05 - ADHD and childhood obesity  


• 00:16:42 - Sugar addiction and binge eating   


• 00:20:20 - Strength training  


• 00:22:45 - Ballet fitness and barre  


• 00:26:25 - Soleus muscle and blood sugar regulation  


• 00:27:38 - Healthy aging, MS, and Parkinson’s  


• 00:30:57 - Exercises for maintaining cognitive health  


• 00:33:52 - Being self-sufficient and integrating different fitness activities  


• 00:35:57 - Training your body and central nervous system  


• 00:39:12 - You’re never too old!


• 00:44:23 - Veganism, paleo and overall nutrition  


• 00:45:25 - Food psychology  


• 00:48:13 - Protein and stomach acid  


• 00:51:50 - Maintaining mobility and strength  


• 00:53:24 - Therapy and movement  


• 00:56:28 - Progressive overload and lifting heavy  


• 01:00:31 - Why women need to challenge themselves more  

Show Links: 

• Dr Tyna’s Strength Corner

Further Listening

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