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In this podcast you will celebrate and reminisce the two hundredth episode with Tracy Herbert. Walk down memory lane and relive some of the most memorable events. Hang on until the end to find out "What's Next!"

We all have experienced setbacks, understanding they exist, and how you react to them makes all the difference. In this podcast Tracy Herbert shares strategies on how to overcome setbacks using real life experiences. This podcast will overcome setbacks in your health journey.

In this podcast Tracy Herbert shares new research and tools to help fight the ups and downs of weight management, blood sugar control, and hunger. Could this be the reason so many people struggle with weight loss? Listen to this important podcast to find steps for taking control.

Intermittent fasting has become popular recently among so many dieticians, and healthcare professionals as a weight loss initiative with varying results. In this podcast Tray Herbert interview Dr. William Hsu where he discusses the importance of fasting for longevity, diabetes and countless other health benefits.

In this podcast Tracy Herbert shares information a powerful flavonoid called quercetin found in fruits or vegetables that helps with many health issues and can help us live a longer healthier life. You will definitely want to check out this podcast and learn about all this important game changer.

In this podcast Tracy Herbert shares nine tips on ways to reboot your health goals or resolutions, and how to adjust quickly from the healthy “feeling good” to “I need to get back on track.” It’s more than just changing your mindset and in this podcast Tracy will delve deep to help you get back on track. Signup for the Longevity Movement 5-Day Challenge at: https://www.tracyherbert.com

In this podcast Tracy Herbert shares an interview with Dr. Michael Roizen. Dr. Roizen shares insight on his latest book "What to Eat When Cookbook" and how the timing impacts our health. One of my favorite tips he shared was when he said “eat foods that you enjoy and they like you back.” This is a must listen to podcast if you want to live a longer, healthier, and more active life.

In this podcast Tracy Herbert shares an interview with Sylvia Tara, PhD on the science behind our body fat and why it is more difficult for some to lose than others. We talk about the difference between men and women and the different types of fat. You will gain a new perspective on fat and learn keys to finding a diet you can stick with for life. Dr. Tara explains why our body has a mind of its own and does what it can to get the fat back after you have lost it.

Is it possible to decrease your biological age? In this podcast Tracy Herbert discusses how your biological age is more important than your chronological age. You will discover how to make adjustments in your daily life to help you look and feel younger at a cellular level.

In this podcast Tracy Herbert shares research on how Apple Cider Vinegar may help with blood sugar control, weight loss, improving digestive issues, lower cholesterol, along with other health issues. Vinegar has been in use for over 7,000 years and scientists are beginning research and understand it’s health benefits.

In this important podcast, Tracy Herbert shares the latest research along with new treatments that will help people prevent or manage diabetic neuropathy. Some of the prevention strategies covered are: keeping blood sugar and blood pressure in range, weight management, hacks for dry feet, and the importance of not smoking. Some of the treatment plans to help improve the odds that diabetic neuropathy does not worsen are things like alternative medicine, medications, and a FDA approved technology that is proven to help. It’s reported that approximately 27% of diabetes health care costs are attributed to diabetic neuropathy.

In this podcast Tracy Herbert shares how three psychological conditions have been shown as contributing factors for increased Stress, Diabetes, Obesity, Depression, and Sedentary Lifestyle. Armed with these key concepts and the research provided, people wanting to take control of their health have the tools and strategies needed to improve their positive outlook and reduce depression.