The Weekly Vlog

Let's Support our Health Care Professionals Mar 26, 2025

Tell Your Doctor About BLE

Research is starting to show that drugs like Wegovy and Ozempic have some drawbacks for long-t
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WHAT IS Mar 19, 2025

Before I go to bed at night, I read from a book called A Year With Rumi, by Coleman Barks. The introduction to this book...

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Is Bright Line Eating Your New Addiction? Mar 12, 2025

I have a provocative question for you: Is Bright Line Eating your new addiction? If someone says they’ve switched out th...

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DEI Update Mar 05, 2025

I want to talk to you today about DEI. DEI has been a hot-button topic lately. My friend Eric, a dedicated Bright Lifer,...

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Bright Line Eating to Maintain or Gain Weight Feb 26, 2025

A few people have written in with questions about a topic I’m excited to cover. Dana wrote, “I have lipodystrophy, an au...

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Living with Maintenance Weight Creep Feb 19, 2025

I have a provocative topic today, and it’s something I’m dealing with myself right now. My friend Sage Lavine has notice...

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Withdrawal from Sugar and Flour Feb 12, 2025

Today I have a topic that’s central to our ongoing discussion on getting food addiction listed as an official diagnosis ...

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Decluttering Feb 05, 2025

This week I address two related topic suggestions from Bright Lifers. Nena asked, “Does a cluttered house contribute to ...

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SHiFT Recovery by Acorn Jan 29, 2025

On today’s vlog, I was honored to have Amanda Leith, owner-operator of SHiFT Recovery by Acorn, as my guest. Amanda is a...

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An Epic Vacation in Maui Jan 22, 2025

I just returned from one of the best vacations I’ve ever taken—and there’s a lesson here for Bright Lifers. It was with ...

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Surrender to Win Jan 15, 2025

A new year is underway, and many people are engaging in their Bright journey. Some are here fresh for the first time—wel...

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Addiction is Progressive Jan 08, 2025

Today I want to talk about the notion that addiction is progressive. It’s a progressive, incurable, fatal disease. 63 pe...

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