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31. Amy Shah, MD: Combating Burnout and Fatigue, Circadian Fasting, & Finding Balance

31. Amy Shah, MD: Combating Burnout and Fatigue, Circadian Fasting, & Finding Balance

FromMedicine Redefined


31. Amy Shah, MD: Combating Burnout and Fatigue, Circadian Fasting, & Finding Balance

FromMedicine Redefined

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Length:
67 minutes
Released:
Oct 11, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

Dr. Amy Shah joins the show to discuss why we are all "so effing tired."
Dr. Shah graduated from Cornell University with a major in nutrition sciences. She went on to complete her medical training at Albert Einstein College in NY, followed by residency training at Harvard and a fellowship in Allergy/Immunology at Columbia University.
Amy helps busy people transform their health using cutting-edge nutritional and medical science. Her proven techniques to heal inflammation utilize the power of the microbiome to help digestion, obtain natural hormone balance and heal food sensitivities. She is a well-known expert on intermittent fasting for women.
In this episode we discuss:

Amy’s journey to burnout and what made her reflect and change her practices
Common misnomers that are often used when describing fatigue and exhaustion
Finding a balance between being anchored to the research/data and utilizing "unconventional" approaches to help patients
Circadian Biology and Fasting  


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Released:
Oct 11, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Dr. Darsh Shah, DO & Dr. Altamash Raja, DO, CSCS interview practitioners who challenge the norm and promote health during a time when the healthcare system feels broken. Find out how experts in the fields of sleep, nutrition, exercise, stress resilience, rehabilitation, integrative/functional/lifestyle medicine and so much more are using "unconventional" approaches to move the needle forward and redefine medicine as we know it.