May 28, 2018
We know all about the Doshas but let’s talk about the archetypes! I sat down with Dana James, author of The Archetype Diet, to talk about her 4 archetypes and their similarities/ differences with the Doshas!
We discuss:
-What her 4 archetypes are
-How to find out which you are
-Best foods for each archetype
-How our mind affects the way our body looks
-he cortisol/ belly fat connection and adrenal fatigue\
If you are interested in the interception of the mind and body, this episode is for you! Check out Dana James new book, The Archetype Diet, available in bookstores nationwide. Connect with Dana at danajames.com.
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