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Welcome to a space for honest conversations and fresh perspectives on feeling better, living fully, and discovering what matters most. Explore the latest articles below.
Meditation, a Dog and Money: 3 Unexpected Things That Eased My Fear
In Episode 21 of The Shivan Show Podcast, Shivan Sarna shares how meditation, her dog Sadie, and a new perspective on money helped ease her fear. Explore her personal approach to meditation and the unexpected lessons that brought more peace and presence to her life.
How to Choose a Digestive Enzyme: Five Things to Check First | Steven Wright
Shivan Sarna and Steven Wright explore digestive enzymes, why many fall short, and how digestion impacts nutrient absorption in Episode 20 of The Shivan Show Podcast.
Jaw Cavitation After Wisdom Teeth: What Gets Left Behind | Dr. Christine Schaffner
Could an old wisdom tooth extraction be affecting your healing? Dr. Christine Schaffner explains jaw cavitations, cone beam scans, scar tissue, surgery, and why hidden dental issues may deserve a closer look.
How to Write a Book About Your Life Story: Where to Start | Natalee Bloom
Have a life story you want to turn into a book but don’t know where to start? Ghostwriter Natalee Bloom shares how to move past writer’s block, organize your ideas, choose between self-publishing and traditional publishing, and decide when it’s time to bring in an editor or ghostwriter.
Recurrent UTIs? Check Your Morning pH | Ruth Kriz Part 2
Recurrent UTIs may be linked to more than bacteria alone. Ruth Kriz explains how morning urine pH, ammonia, biofilms, vaginal pH, antibiotic timing, and deeper testing may help reveal why infections keep coming back.
How to Heal Trauma Stored in the Body, Starting With Safety | Dr. Aimie Apigian
If you want to know how to heal trauma, it helps to understand why fatigue, gut issues, and old patterns can keep returning. In this episode of The Shivan Show podcast, Shivan Sarna talks with Dr. Aimie Apigian about how trauma can affect the body and keep the nervous system in survival mode. They explore how healing can begin with small moments of safety, even 30 seconds at a time.