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Ep 125 | About thirty seconds into her first rebounding class, Jen stopped worrying about who was watching and started feeling like she was five years old again.

Years after a stroke paralyzed her left side, Jen stepped onto a rebounder this summer expecting to feel shaky. Instead, she found the most fun she’d had working out in years. This week she sits down with Fayth Caruso, a former New York City dancer turned rebounding educator with bellicon, to get into why bouncing feels so good and what it may be doing for your body while you’re busy grinning.

They talk about how rebounding supports your lymphatic system, which has no pump of its own and relies on movement to keep things flowing. Fayth explains why gentle bouncing with your feet on the mat may help wake up the deep muscles of the pelvic floor, and why so many women lean on it postpartum and through perimenopause. Plus, she shares the story of a client who started in her late 80s, scared of falling, and is still bouncing bar-free in her mid-90s.

If high-impact workouts stopped loving you back a while ago, or you’re rebuilding strength and confidence after an injury, Fayth’s “give it three tries” advice is a gentle place to start.

🕒 In this episode:
[04:14] – Jen’s month of morning rebounding classes after years of stroke recovery
[05:28] – How a stranger with hot pink bungees showed up in Fayth’s life twice
[10:47] – How rebounding supports your lymphatic system, and why up-and-down movement matters
[13:16] – Why that first bounce can feel scary, and Fayth’s three-class rule
[15:25] – Rebounding and your pelvic floor: gentle bouncing for postpartum and perimenopause
[20:56] – Spring vs. bungee rebounders, and what to look for in the bounce
[24:57] – Rebounding for balance: the client who’s still bouncing in her mid-90s
[30:54] – What a 10-minute rebounding session can look like at home

Fayth’s favorite reminder sums it up: it’s never too late to try something new and feel your body respond.

Meet Fayth Caruso:
Fayth Caruso is a movement educator, choreographer, and fitness professional specializing in rebounding, wellness, and longevity. A former professional dancer in New York City, she went on to own a Pilates studio in Chicago and now helps people improve their fitness, balance, and lymphatic health through rebounding. Through her work with bellicon, she has developed educational programs, workout content, and global partnerships that spread the word about rebounding benefits. Her passion is making movement accessible and enjoyable for people of all ages and abilities.

🌿 Resources:
Shop bellicon with Jen’s link (use code JENHELLER): https://www.bellicon.com/?acc=JENHELLER&a_bid=f1c026c9
Fayth on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/faythcaruso
bellicon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bellicon

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/11/03/rebounding-benefits-lymphatic-support-that-feels-like-play/

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🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 124 | In 1999, Carroll Dey was out for a jog when a driver ran a red light and hit her. She came to on the other side of the street, and she says she heard God tell her, “Your life will never be the same.”

This week, Jen sits down with her dear friend Carroll, a DC real estate advisor and Go-Giver speaker, for a conversation about building resilience one season at a time. Carroll opens up about rebuilding her body after the accident and finding her voice at 70. She also shares why she sees investing in your health as the decision that gets everything flowing again.

This one’s for you if you’re sitting in a hard season right now and wondering whether it gets better. After decades of rebuilding, Carroll’s answer is a warm, honest yes.

🕒 In this episode:
04:20 – How Jen and Carroll met on a West Palm Beach rooftop (and why voice messages keep their friendship close)
13:04 – The 1999 accident, a month in the hospital, and healing without surgery
21:13 – Working with her trainer Chris and treating your body the way you’d treat a good friend
30:14 – Finding her voice at 70 and becoming a Go-Giver speaker
41:04 – How a real estate agent helps clients through emotional moves
56:34 – City living, green space, and the pull to get back outside
1:00:52 – Where to begin in a hard season, and why Carroll tore up a toxic letter without reading it
1:10:06 – Brain training after four concussions, and why Carroll calls healing an investment

Hard seasons don’t get the final word. Sometimes they’re what gets you ready for your best chapter.

Meet Carroll Dey:
Carroll Dey has called Washington, DC home for more than 40 years. After two decades in wine importing and sales, she moved into real estate and now guides clients as a member of Sotheby’s International Realty. She’s also a speaker guided by the principles of The Go-Giver, sharing her story of rebuilding after a life-altering accident. Carroll serves on the leadership council of Sitar Arts Center and is working on a book about resilience.

🌿 Resources:
Website: https://www.carrolldey.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carrolldey/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carroll.dey/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carroll-dey-61a38529/

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/10/27/building-resilience-and-investing-in-your-health-at-any-age/

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📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 123 | Somewhere along the way, you learned who to be. Maybe you were the shy kid, or the one Grandma blamed whenever something went missing. Penny Chiasson found hypnosis as a nurse anesthetist looking for better ways to manage her patients' pain. Now she helps people see how those early labels sink into the subconscious mind, and how to rewrite them.

In this conversation, Jen and Penny talk about how identity takes shape in childhood, from the fear you pick up watching Mom react to a spider to the praise you chase to feel safe and loved. Penny explains why trauma doesn't have to be big to shape a whole life, and how hypnosis can help you rewrite the old stories running in the background. She also shares why a chaotic home can keep the brain stuck in survival mode long after you've moved out.

If you still feel on edge in a calm home, that unease may be part of the same invisible wall you keep running into everywhere else. Give this one a listen.

🕒 In this episode:
4:30 – From nurse anesthetist to hypnotist: the pain management research that started it all
14:00 – Penny's own breaking point with high-functioning anxiety and depression
19:30 – How the subconscious mind builds your identity before age seven
28:30 – Why trauma doesn't have to be big to shape a life
34:18 – Why identity is only the halfway point, and how to avoid building yourself a new cage
35:50 – How a chaotic home and too much clutter keep the brain in survival mode
45:15– "Addicted to chaos": why we repeat old patterns
50:30 – Breaking the Fibro Code and Penny's take on chronic illness and chronic stress

The stories you picked up as a kid can be rewritten, and a home that feels safe gives that work room to stick.

Meet Penny Chiasson:
Penny Chiasson spent 25 years in healthcare, including 15 as a nurse anesthetist, before walking away to help people create lasting change at the subconscious level. She's a board-certified hypnotist and the #1 international bestselling author of Breaking the Fibro Code. She also created The Identity Matrix™ and founded Elite Hypno Pro™, where she trains practitioners to rewire the subconscious and create change that sticks. On The Soul Fusion Podcast, she has the real talk most people avoid, about identity and becoming who you are underneath who you learned to be.

🌿 Resources:
Penny's website: https://pennychiasson.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/penny.chiasson
Facebook: https://facebook.com/penny.chiasson.7

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/10/20/hypnosis-your-subconscious-rewiring-who-you-learned-to-be/

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📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 122 | Since 2015, Rob Lawless has sat down one-on-one with more than 7,700 people in over 90 countries, an hour at a time, all in the name of human connection. Jen Heller is number 7,719.

This one's for anyone who feels lonely despite a full phone and a busy calendar, and for anyone sitting in a job that looks great on paper and still isn't the thing. Jen and Rob swap stories about leaving a corporate job and why so many of us stay parked in what feels safe. They also get into how comparison culture on social media can wear down our mental health, plus the simple questions Rob uses to get to know anyone, anywhere.

🕒 In this episode:
04:10 – Leaving a "safe" corporate job when your gut says it's time
06:50 – Feeling lonely after college, and the idea to meet 10,000 people
15:35 – Person #1, and why people say yes when you have nothing to sell
22:05 – Comparison culture and taking back control of your social feed
24:40 – Why we stay stuck in what feels safe, and learning to like uncertainty
39:50 – The simple questions Rob uses to get to know anyone
49:05 – A lesson from Jen's time at Hippocrates about living without regret
53:15 – What comes after 10,000, and where human connection is headed

Rob's goal might be 10,000 people, but his first step is the same one open to all of us: saying hi to the person next to you.

Meet Rob Lawless:
Rob Lawless studied finance at Penn State, then worked at Deloitte Consulting and in sales for a tech startup before setting out to spend one hour, one-on-one, with 10,000 different people. Since November 2015, he's met more than 7,700 people from over 90 countries. After a layoff in June 2016, he took the project full time. Today he's a keynote speaker on the untapped value of human connection, inspiring people to make more room for it in their own lives.

🌿 Resources:
Rob's Website: https://www.roblawless.com
Rob's 10K Friends: https://www.robs10kfriends.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robs10kfriends/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-lawless-robs10kfriends/

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/10/13/human-connection-and-the-mission-to-meet-10000-people/

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📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
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🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 121 | Your home can look gorgeous, check every "green" box, and still be the reason you don't feel well. This week, Jen sits down with healthy home expert Andrew Pace to untangle the difference between a green home and a healthy home, and what it takes to make your space one that supports your health instead of adding to your body's toxic load.

Andrew has spent 35 years and more than 30,000 clients learning where the hidden stuff hides: the off-gassing carpet, the low-VOC paint that's mostly marketing, the mold in the walls, the spray foam nobody warned you about. He and Jen chat about why your indoor air quality matters more than almost anything outside your four walls, how your home's toxic load ties into the inflammation your body is already carrying, and why the goal was never a perfect home. It's a better one you can actually afford.

This one's for you if you suspect something in your house isn't right and you have no idea where to start. If you've been down the Dr. Google rabbit hole at midnight, doom-scrolling mold accounts and feeling more panicked than helped, Andrew's "sensible homeowner" approach is a deep breath and a solid place to begin.

🕒 In this episode:
07:20 – Why your indoor environment matters more than the air outside (we spend 90% of life inside)
10:10 – Green vs. healthy: the difference most well-meaning renovators miss
19:25 – Andy's take on "the house needs to breathe" (and where mold really starts)
24:31 – The inflammation bucket: how your home's toxic load connects to chronic illness
28:56 – The sensible homeowner approach: doing what you can afford instead of chasing perfect
36:35 – The mental-health toll of a toxic home, and why Andy says to log off social media
43:16 – Where 90% of the off-gassing comes from, and where to spend your money

You're more in the driver's seat of your home's health than the internet wants you to believe. Small, affordable changes count.

Meet Andrew Pace:
Andrew Pace is a Healthy Home Materials Expert and the founder of The Green Design Center. For more than three decades he's been the trusted resource for homeowners and builders who want the intersection of sustainability and human health, with over 30,000 clients along the way. He hosts the Non-Toxic Environments podcast and specializes in chemical sensitivity and mold-related remediation, including CIRS and MCAS. His new book, Building for Health, pulls it all together into plain-language guidance for anyone living in, renting, or building a home.

🌿 Resources:
Building for Health (book + free download): https://www.buildingforhealth.com
Non-Toxic Environments Podcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@nontoxicenvironments
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nontoxicenvironments/

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/10/06/healthy-home-vs-green-home-safer-materials-air-quality/

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Where Else to Find Jen:
📱 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenhellerlifestyle/
💻 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560317546116
📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 120 | If the CPSC issued infrared sauna recall affecting nearly 42,000 units caught your eye and left you wondering what the fuss was about, this one's for you. Jen's got the rundown, and a little reassurance.

This is the sauna conversation nobody wanted to need, but here we are. Jen breaks down which brands got swept into the Sauna360 recall and why Clearlight sits completely outside of it. Then she gets into the question she wishes more people asked before buying: what does the warranty actually cover? If you own a sauna or you've got one in your cart, this is the no-influencer-spin rundown on what to look for.

🕒 In this episode:
00:44 – Why Jen scrapped her planned show to cover the recall
03:02 – The Sauna360 recall explained, and the brands it swept up
04:50 – Is Clearlight part of the infrared sauna recall?
06:05 – What a lifetime sauna warranty should really cover (read the fine print)
09:30 – How heater placement affects your sauna's safety and results
11:45 – EMF, ELF, and what to look for before buying an infrared sauna

Recalls are unsettling, but they're also a nudge to get curious and ask sharper questions before you bring a wellness tool into your home.

🌿 Resources:
Official Sauna360 recall notice (CPSC): https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2026/Sauna360-Recalls-Infrared-Saunas-Hybrid-Infrared-Saunas-and-Infrared-Kits-Due-to-Risk-of-Serious-Injury-or-Death-from-Fire-and-Burn-Hazards
How to Choose the Best Infrared Sauna (Jen's guide): https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2023/10/24/how-to-choose-the-best-infrared-sauna/

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/09/29/infrared-sauna-recall-lifetime-warranties-what-to-look-for/

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Where Else to Find Jen:
📱 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenhellerlifestyle/
💻 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560317546116
📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 119 | After a stroke left Jen's left side paralyzed, ten minutes a day standing on a vibration plate became one of the things she credits with getting her strength back.

In this episode, Jen sits down with Caroline Pearce, a former Great Britain heptathlete and 20-year Power Plate Master Trainer, to get into how whole body vibration supports the body at every stage of life. They talk bone density and osteoporosis through perimenopause, how vibration wakes up muscles that have gone quiet after an injury, what it does for cortisol and hormones, and why nine minutes can be plenty. This one speaks straight to women keeping an eye on their bone density and osteoporosis risk through perimenopause. It's just as useful for anyone rebuilding strength after an injury or illness, or short on time and looking for a workout that fits into a real day.

🕒 In this episode:
0:00 – Intro
03:40 – From Great Britain's heptathlon and bobsled teams to the knee injury that led Caroline to whole body vibration
07:05 – Jen's stroke, a paralyzed left side, and the ten-minute daily habit she credits with her recovery
10:20 – How vibration triggers muscle activation the brain can't switch on consciously
17:05 – Building bone density and easing osteoporosis risk in perimenopause without heavy weights
22:15 – What whole body vibration does for cortisol, hormones, and that post-workout calm
23:50 – Visceral fat, metabolism, and why it gets harder to release the weight with age
29:10 – Bite-sized fitness: stacking the plate with infrared sauna, cold plunge, and red light
39:25 – How to spot a quality vibration plate versus a cheap "shaky plate"

Your body is built to heal, and sometimes the tool that helps is one you can stand on for nine minutes at home.

Meet Caroline Pearce:
Caroline Pearce is a former international heptathlete and bobsled athlete for Great Britain, turned TV sports host and exercise physiologist. She holds a first-class honors degree in Sports Science and a master's in Exercise Physiology, and has been a Master Trainer and ambassador for Power Plate for 20 years. She's a lead trainer for the FitOn fitness app, authored "Better Body Workouts for Women," and currently reports for TNT Sports covering UFC and boxing. Fun fact: she played "Ice" on the UK's Gladiators.

🌿 Resources:
Caroline on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carolinepearce
Power Plate USA on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/powerplateusa
Caroline's fitness app: https://fiton.app/carolineFind Power Plate on Jen's Recommends page: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/jen-recommends

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/09/22/whole-body-vibration-for-bone-density-strength-recovery/

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Where Else to Find Jen:
📱 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenhellerlifestyle/
💻 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560317546116
📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 118 | When Ryan Schiff set out to buy an infrared sauna for his home, he was after better heart health, deeper stretching, and a little more recovery in his day. What he didn't expect was that the quiet inside it would become the place he wrote his first book.

In this conversation, Jen and Ryan talk through what it looks like to bring wellness into your home, from choosing the right infrared sauna (and why heater placement matters far more than the sale price) to the daily cold plunge habit that tests his willpower every single morning. At almost 60 and feeling better than he did in his 30s, Ryan is proof that slowing down and staying consistent can open doors you never saw coming.

This one's for you if you've been thinking about buying an infrared sauna and don't know where to start, or if you're chasing a goal and quietly wondering whether it's the thing that matters.

🕒 In this episode:
00:00 – Meet Ryan Schiff and how he found Jen
5:09 – Why Ryan was buying an infrared sauna: heart health, hot yoga, and recovery
10:05 – How to buy an infrared sauna without the pushy sales tactics
26:05 – Infrared sauna heater placement: the detail most people miss
27:07 – The daily cold plunge routine and the mindset it takes to get in
36:10 – Writing a book in the sauna: stillness, focus, and flow
51:10 – Aging with purpose and what a neighbor taught Ryan about presence

Whether you're eyeing your first sauna or just craving a little more stillness in your day, this is a reminder that the good stuff often shows up when you slow down enough to notice it.

Meet Ryan Schiff:
Ryan is a lifelong athlete, former professional hockey player, and, as of this summer, a first-time author. After a health scare in his late 50s, he built a routine around his infrared sauna and daily cold plunge. It was during those quiet sauna sessions that he wrote A Fool's Errand, a book about golf, presence, and the people who shape us along the way.

🌿 Resources:
Ryan's book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H42BKCY1
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afoolserrandgolfbook

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/09/15/buying-an-infrared-sauna-led-to-writing-a-book/

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Where Else to Find Jen:
📱 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenhellerlifestyle/
💻 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560317546116
📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 117 | Every brain ships with a rewrite option. Most of us just never got the manual. This week, Dr. Patrick Porter hands it over: the neuroplasticity behind how the brain rewires and heals, and why light-and-sound tools like BrainTap can help.

In this episode, Jen sits down with Dr. Patrick Porter, creator of BrainTap, to unpack what that rewrite looks like in practice, and what it means for your focus, your sleep, and your stress. Jen shares how she came back from a debilitating stroke, and how retraining her brain with BrainTap became part of her recovery. She and Dr. Porter dig into how light-and-sound sessions can support everything from deep sleep to releasing stubborn weight, why so few of us can meditate on our own, how neuroplasticity means your brain never stops changing, and why the home you live in shapes your brain health more than you'd think.

🕒 In this episode:
8:32 – How light and sound shift your brainwaves (and calm fight-or-flight)
11:03 – "Brain voltage" and building new brain cells
16:29 – Why so few people can meditate on their own, and what to do about it
24:07 – Rewiring old stress and the stories we replay
33:22 – The "Saving Your Brain" study on dementia
46:25 – Creating a home that supports your brain instead of draining it

If you're the tired-but-wired type, the over-thinker, the light sleeper, the one who's tried to meditate and quit in frustration, this one's for you.

Meet Dr. Patrick Porter:
Dr. Patrick Porter, PhD, is the founder of BrainTap and a longtime pioneer in brainwave training. For more than thirty years he's studied how light and sound can guide the brain into calmer, more focused states. His work is now used by over 120,000 people and 3,000-plus wellness clinics worldwide, and he's been featured everywhere from The Wall Street Journal to CNN to The Joe Rogan Experience. His latest book, Brain Fitness Blueprint (co-written with former Google wellbeing exec Ruchika Sikri), lays out a practical plan for everyday brain health.

🌿 Resources:
Dr. Patrick Porter: https://drpatrickporter.com
BrainTap: https://braintap.com
Brain Fitness Blueprint (book): https://brainfitnessblueprint.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drpatrickporter/
Listener gift: Complimentary 14-day BrainTap trial: https://bit.ly/jenhellerbraintap

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/09/08/how-to-train-your-brain-and-regulate-your-nervous-system/

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🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 116 | Living longer is one thing. Feeling good while you're doing it is another—and that gap between healthspan and lifespan is what this episode is about.

Bill Quateman has a practical read on why so many of us feel tired, foggy, and a little "off" even when our labs come back fine. He and Jen get into hair tissue mineral analysis (HTMA), the at-home test he calls the most foundational look at your own biochemistry, plus why minerals are the spark plugs behind your energy, the truth about mineral deficiency and fatigue, and how the slow metabolic decline that quietly starts in your early 30s doesn't have to run the show. They also talk longevity without the hype and what it really takes to build a healthy, non-toxic home. Jen opens up about chasing her own health backwards after a brain injury and a stroke, and why she brought so many healing tools into her space.

This one's for you if you're taking a cabinet full of supplements with no idea what's working, if you feel not sick exactly but not really well either, or if your energy and focus just aren't what they were ten years ago and you're ready to feel better as you age.

🕒 In this episode:
[04:10] – From a music career signed by Clive Davis to regenerative health
[12:20] – Hair tissue mineral analysis (HTMA): the at-home test for your minerals and energy
[16:10] – Why minerals are the spark plugs of energy, and when the slow decline begins
[20:05] – Healthspan vs lifespan: feeling better now, not just living longer
[21:00] – Mineral deficiency, fatigue, and brain fog: testing over guessing on supplements
[27:25] – Turning your home into a healthy, non-toxic healing space: mindset, cleaner air, water, and light
[37:30] – What Bill believes is missing in the conventional medical world

Wherever you're starting from, the heart of this one is simple: your body wants to feel good, and it's not too late to give it what it needs.

Meet Bill Quateman:
Bill Quateman has studied holistic health and regenerative medicine for 30 years, including a 32-year mentorship with Dr. Bruce Boyd, a professor of psychiatry at Northwestern University, plus two decades alongside leading regenerative medicine physicians. Since 2000 he's worked in orthomolecular treatment, ozone therapy, and stem cells, learning from pioneers like Dr. Abram Hoffer, one of the founders of orthomolecular medicine. His company, Advanced BioCell, is a concierge regenerative medicine resource that coaches each person to create their own healing strategies in a toxic world.

🌿 Resources:
Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) & coaching via Advanced BioCell:https://advancedbiocell.comHigh Dose Ozone: https://highdoseozone.com
Your Stem Cells for Life: https://yourstemcellsforlife.com
Find Bill: https://advancedbiocell.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/advanced.biocellLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/bill-quateman

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/09/01/healthspan-vs-lifespan-how-to-feel-better-as-you-age/

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Ep 115 | The materials and construction that go into a home matter. So does its energy. Brian Johnson builds healthy homes that account for both, with small steps that work whether you're breaking ground or already moved in.

Most healthy-home advice stops at non-toxic paint and a water filter. Brian goes deeper. A licensed contractor for 23+ years, he merges building science with building biology into a 12-principle framework for homes that don't just avoid harm, they support how you sleep, breathe, and feel. Jen and Brian discuss mold, EMFs, water, light, quantum energy, and why the walls around you matter more than you think.

This episode is for anyone who wants their home to support their health, whether you're building from the ground up, house-hunting, mid-renovation, or you just want the place you already live to feel better. No blueprint or big budget required.

🕒 In this episode:
[06:20] – The moldy-lumber moment that set Brian on this whole path
[18:25] – What "building science meets building biology" really means (and why the two worlds stay siloed)
[22:30] – Non-toxic building materials that still perform, and what "beyond LEED" looks like
[25:40] – The four types of EMF, and why dirty electricity is the noise you can feel but can't name
[28:00] – Water, light, and air designed as one system: filtration, full-spectrum lighting, and ventilation
[54:00] – The energy of a space: harmonizers and how a home feels
[1:15:00] – Inside "the element," Brian's community of 20 wellness-focused homes north of Tucson

You don't need to gut your house to start. Even a few of these principles can shift how your home feels, and how you feel inside it.

Meet Brian Johnson:
Brian is a general contractor, builder, and triple-certified building biologist, and one of the few people connecting how a home is built to the health of the people living in it. As founder and CEO of Senergy 360, he brings together two worlds that rarely meet, building science and human health, designing homes as living systems that support circadian rhythm, clean air, pure water, low-toxicity materials, and EMF-conscious electrical design. His signature 12 core principles for healthy building are becoming a new benchmark for homes that work with your biology instead of against it. He's also building the Healthy Building Alliance, a national platform connecting healthy-home experts, homeowners, and education.

🌿 Resources:
Find Brian: http://senergy360.com
The Healthy Building Alliance: http://healthybuildingalliance.org
The ELEMENT webinar: http://senergy360.com/element/webinar
Instagram: http://instagram.com/senergy360
Brian's Healthy Home Guide: http://senergy360.com/services/core-design-framework

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/08/25/building-a-healthy-home-the-12-core-principles/

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🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 114 | The question I get more than any other, you guys: does an infrared sauna help you lose weight? Today I'm giving you the honest answer—not the sales pitch.

In this Ask Jen minisode, I'm tackling the three sauna questions I hear every single day: whether your infrared sauna can help you lose weight, the best time of day to use it, and whether you should sauna before or after your workout. I'll share what the scale is really telling you (full disclosure: it's mostly water), where the sauna quietly earns its keep, and the personal story behind the 125 pounds I released years ago. Your sauna is a helper, not a magic wand—and once you see how it fits into the bigger wellness wheel, it gets a whole lot easier to use it well.

🕒 In this episode:
[00:00] — Welcome + asking a real person your sauna questions
[5:05] — Does an infrared sauna help you lose weight? The honest answer
[06:20] — Water weight vs. fat, and why hydration matters
[08:15] — What regular sauna use is associated with (circulation, cortisol, sleep, recovery)
[12:05] — Best time of day to sauna: morning vs. evening
[17:17] — Sauna before or after your workout (and the cold-vs-heat myth)

Here's what I want you to walk away with: your sauna isn't the thing that does the work—it's the thing that makes doing the work feel good. Stack it onto the habits you already love, and it quietly supports all of it.

🌿 Resources:
Shopping for a sauna? You'll find the current lineup, latest pricing, red light options, and my direct contact info at https://jenhellerlifestyle.com

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/08/18/does-an-infrared-sauna-help-you-lose-weight-when-to-sauna/

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🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 113 | Everything holds energy, your home, your relationships, and your nervous system too. Today Megan Zechel joins us to talk about healing all of it.

A lot has shifted since her first visit back in episode 16. She walks us through her own divorce, an experience she calls "the unbecoming," and how it led her into the nervous system and energy work she does today. We also talk about what happens inside one of her retreats, including a Puerto Rico immersion, and how to build that same sense of safety and surrender right inside your own home.

🕒 In this episode:
[05:50] – Megan's "unbecoming": how divorce became a doorway to deeper healing
[11:00] – Why nervous system safety has to come before real surrender
[28:10] – Inside a Puerto Rico retreat: energy work, sound baths, and full surrender
[48:30] – What a five-day immersion retreat looks like, start to finish
[01:14:12] – Building a sacred container for healing right in your own home
[01:18:30] – Megan and Jen's upcoming event together this fall

This one's for you if you've been through a hard season, whether it's a divorce, a health scare, or just years of running on overdrive, and you're ready to feel safe in your own body again.

Meet Megan Zechel:
Megan Zechel is a Nervous System and Soul Integration Guide with 22 years of experience in the wellness field, spanning fitness, nutrition, energetics, and nervous system regulation. She’s trained in Spiritual Response Therapy, holistic nutrition, herbal medicine, and Reiki, and leads immersive retreats for women, men, and couples in both Rincón, Puerto Rico, and Wisconsin.

🌿 Resources:
Megan's Website: http://megzechel.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/megzechel

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/08/11/nervous-system-healing-through-safety-and-surrender/

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📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
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🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 112 | If you've ever felt like there are SO. MANY. OPTIONS. when it comes to essential oils and had no idea where to start, this episode is for you. My friend Lacey Grim—a holistic health educator, folk herbalist, and essential oil educator—joins me to break down what makes an oil worth using, how to use them safely around kids, and simple ways to fold them into your day for better mood, better sleep, and relief from stress and headaches.

🕒 In this episode:
[04:15] – Lacey's path into essential oils and why she never looked back
[09:25] – Pure vs. "Frankenstein" oils, and why purity changes everything
[16:15] – Rose, mood, and the research behind emotional support blends
[26:00] – Cleaning your home safely with essential oils
[32:15] – Oregano, frankincense & peppermint for headaches and immune support
[42:00] – Using essential oils safely with children, and building better sleep into your routine
[54:50] – Essential oils for the sauna

You don't need a cabinet full of oils to get started (no judgment if you already have one—mine's basically a small pharmacy at this point). Lacey shares the handful of multipurpose favorites that do the most work, so you can skip the overwhelm.

Meet Lacey Grim:
Lacey Grim is a holistic health educator, folk herbalist, and essential oil educator who has spent more than 20 years helping families embrace a more natural approach to health. Alongside her husband, she has raised their four children primarily using herbs, nutrition, essential oils, and other holistic practices, rarely needing modern medical interventions. Living on a regenerative farm in North Carolina, Lacey is passionate about giving others practical, tried-and-true tools to support everyday wellness.

🌿 Resources:
Lacey's Website: https://LaceyGrim.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lacey.grows
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@schoolhousefarmandgarden

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/08/04/essential-oils-for-stress-sleep-everyday-life/

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📱 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenhellerlifestyle/
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📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 111 | What if your clothes could tell your muscles to let go? Not stretch them, not massage them—just signal them to release. That's not a wellness fantasy. That's what Brian Burzynski built.

Jen sits down with her friend Brian Burzynski, founder of Intelligent Threads, to talk about something most of us have never considered: that we're walking around in a constant state of muscular tension—and don't even know it. Life, stress, and years of structural compensation do that. Brian spent 15 years developing frequency-infused textiles with a particle that signals those muscles to release and stay released, supporting structural alignment, deeper sleep recovery, and improved athletic performance. This is the conversation Jen has been wanting to have on this show for two years, and it was worth every minute of the wait.

This episode is for anyone who feels tight even when they're lying still, wakes up more tired than when they went to bed, or has wondered why the same pain keeps coming back no matter what they try.

🕒 In this episode:
00:00 – Introduction: Brian's origin story and the ankle injury that started it all
07:20 – What muscle compensation is and why your pain might be showing up in the wrong place
17:33 – Jen's story: meeting Brian at Paleo FX and what happened to her left arm
24:40 – How frequency-infused textiles work and what's inside the fabric
29:40 – The sleep line: why nighttime is the most important time to use it
36:45 – What's next: neuromuscular activation, EMF support, and emotional well-being layer
37:47 – The bodybuilder test: 339 to 570 watts on the third set

Sleep better. Move better. Stay in the game longer. Brian's work is a reminder that sometimes the body just needs the right signal.

Meet Brian Burzynski:
Brian Burzynski has spent over 25 years studying structural alignment and how the body compensates when muscles hold tension in the wrong place. He's the founder and CSO of Intelligent Threads, launched in 2016, and the creator of the Synergy Release Method, which he has practiced out of his clinic in Kerrville, Texas since 2000. Brian has worked with professional athletes, elite sports teams, and people who've tried everything else. His clinic's approach: correct the structure, and let the body do the rest.

🌿 Resources:
More information about Intelligent Threads: http://intelligentthreads.com/
Jen Heller Collective Membership Waitlist: https://jenhellerlifestyle.myflodesk.com/oyd8wzwnz1
Infrared Sauna Info & Resources: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/infrared-saunas
Home Wellness Checklist: https://jenhellerlifestyle.myflodesk.com/homewellnesschecklist

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/07/28/improving-sleep-and-recovery-using-frequency-infused-clothing/

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📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
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🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 110 | Most builders compete on price. Paul Kealey says the real cost of a new home shows up in energy bills, air quality, and your health.

Paul Kealey joins Jen to talk about why a newer home isn't automatically a healthier one, and what's really driving the mold and air quality problems hiding behind so many walls. We get into passive house design, his BURDEN framework for the hidden stressors in your home, and the real, current mold story unfolding in Jen's own family right now.

🕒 In this episode:
[00:00] – Intro
[09:10] – Passive house design and the five principles behind it
[13:17] – Testing for mold and radon, and what most people miss
[20:05] – Why "new" doesn't mean "healthy": the farmhouse vs. new-build myth
[23:30] – Jen's family mold story, and what the storm exposed
[27:50] – Symptoms to watch for: fatigue, brain fog, poor sleep, allergies
[30:05] – Paul's BURDEN framework and the hidden stressors in your home
[35:05] – House as medicine, and where to start
[39:30] – Where to find Paul and EkoBuilt

If you've never once considered that your house could be the reason you feel off, this conversation is going to change that.

✨ This episode is for you if:

• You've wondered why an old farmhouse can have better air quality than a brand-new build
• You've dealt with mold, allergies, brain fog, or poor sleep and can't pin down why
• You're building, renovating, or buying and want to know what questions to ask first
• You think your home should be supporting your health, not working against it

Meet Paul Kealey:
Paul Kealey is the founder of EkoBuilt and a Certified Passive House Consultant who has spent nearly two decades building high-performance homes across North America. He believes the real cost of homeownership shows up after move-in: energy bills, maintenance failures, air quality problems, and retrofits nobody budgeted for. Paul is convinced the housing crisis isn't just about price, it's about building science, and that we already have the knowledge and technology to build homes that are healthier, more resilient, and far less expensive to run over time. For Paul, this is about building homes that improve people's lives for generations, without cutting corners along the way.

🌿 Connect with Paul Kealey:
Website & Podcast: https://www.ekobuilt.com/podcast
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/EkoBuiltpassivehouse/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EkoBuilt/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/ekobuilt/
YouTube: https://youtube.com/@ekobuiltpassivehomes

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/07/21/mold-air-quality-passive-house-design-for-a-healthier-home/

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📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 109 | If you've ever typed "what size infrared sauna do I need" into a search bar, gotten lost in a Facebook sauna group rabbit hole, or you're wondering what to expect once you start using your sauna—this episode is for you.

In this Ask Jen episode, Jen answers three of the most common infrared sauna questions she gets every single day: how to choose the right sauna size for your home, the real difference between near, mid, and far infrared (and whether full spectrum is actually worth it), and what to realistically expect in your first 30 days of consistent sauna use. No analysis paralysis. No opinion spiral. Just straight answers from someone who's been in the infrared sauna space for over 15 years.

🕒 In this episode:
[01:35] – Why there's no one-size-fits-all answer to sauna sizing
[02:18] – Clearlight Premier model dimensions to help you visualize your space
[08:26] – The one sizing mistake people regret most (and how to avoid it)
[09:10] – Far vs mid vs near infrared—what each wavelength actually does
[10:25] – Full spectrum saunas: who they're for and when far infrared alone is enough
[12:35] – What to expect in your first 30 days, from sweating (or not) to better sleep
[16:05] – Testimonial: How Jay's whole family found their way to the sauna (including his wife who wasn't so sure)

🌿 Resources:
Infrared Sauna Info & Resources: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/infrared-saunas

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/07/14/what-size-infrared-sauna-do-i-need-full-spectrum-vs-far-infrared-your-first-30-days/

💛 Know someone spinning out on sauna research? Send this one their way. And if it helped you, tap ⭐️ and leave a quick review — it helps more people find their way back to feeling good.

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📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 108 | If you've been doing everything "right" and still feel exhausted by noon, this episode is going to make a lot of things click.

Jenn Trepeck is a Health and Lifestyle Coach, podcaster, and author who's spent nearly two decades helping people cut through the noise and get back to what the body actually needs. In this episode, we dig into how to eat for energy and metabolic health—not another list of foods to avoid, but the simple shifts in how you eat that can change everything. We talk adrenal fatigue, cortisol, the protein and fiber framework Jenn teaches every client, and her Bullseye of Change method for making healthy habits actually stick.

In this episode:
[9:05] – Why it's not what you eat—it's how you eat
[11:45] – Protein and fiber at every meal: what that actually looks like
[20:37] – Brain fog, cortisol, and why stress may be driving your perimenopausal symptoms
[25:35] – The real reason you're wired but tired (hint: it's your cortisol curve)
[31:20] – Why biohacks don't work when the basics aren't in place first
[34:35] – The Bullseye of Change: behaviors, habits, identity, and environment
[39:20] – How to stay consistent with healthy eating when your environment changes

If you've been chasing answers in all the wrong places, this one brings it back to basics—and makes it feel doable.

✨ This episode is for you if:

• You're exhausted by midday even after a full night's sleep
• You've tried every diet and nothing seems to stick long-term
• You want to support your metabolic health without obsessing over food
• You're curious about adrenal fatigue and what your cortisol is actually doing
• You already know what to eat—you just can't make it stick

Meet Jenn Trepeck:
Jenn Trepeck has been described as a "force of nature" in the wellness space—and honestly, that tracks. She's a Health and Lifestyle Coach, podcaster, and consultant who grew up the skinny one in a family of dieters, spent years on the weight roller coaster, and eventually found her way out by learning the nutrition basics we're all supposed to know but nobody ever actually taught us. That shift changed her life, and she's been helping others do the same ever since. She's the host of the Salad with a Side of Fries podcast and author of Uncomplicating Wellness: Ditch the Rules. Quiet the Noise. Reclaim Your Life. (October 2025). Recognition includes Podcast Magazine's 40 under 40, the 2022 International Women's Podcast Award nomination for Visionary Leadership, the 2025 Women Who Podcast Award for Stellar Interview, and Ear Worthy's Best Health Podcast for both 2024 and 2025.

🌿 Connect with Jenn Trepeck:
Website: https://asaladwithasideoffries.com
Free Guide: "It's Not What to Eat, It's How to Eat!" at https://asaladwithasideoffries.com/
Book: Uncomplicating Wellness: https://amzn.to/4dGfkfX
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenntrepeck
Find all of Jenn's links at the episode website

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/07/07/how-to-eat-for-energy-and-metabolic-health/

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💻 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560317546116
📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 107 | JD Tremblay sold his house to chase a finish line, slept in his car for over a year, and became one of only three people in the world to complete the EpicDeca. It took his nervous system completely shutting down for him to understand what real recovery requires.

In this episode, Jen sits down with ultra-endurance athlete and certified naturopath practitioner JD Tremblay to talk about nervous system regulation, burnout recovery, and the connection between your home environment and your ability to truly heal. JD shares what years of extreme physical performance taught him about rest, resilience, and rebuilding a nervous system that had run him into the ground.

✨ This episode is for you if:

• You've been running on empty and calling it normal
• You're a high achiever who struggles to rest
• You've ever felt physically "fine" but completely disconnected from your body
• You're curious how nervous system regulation supports long-term healing
• You want to understand burnout recovery from someone who's lived through the extreme end of it

🕒 In this episode:
[4:25] – The moment his coach warned him his nervous system could crash
[12:00] – Selling his house to compete in the EpicDeca
[26:50] – Recognizing nervous system dysregulation: the pool noodle wake-up call
[31:30] – The tattoo that felt like nothing: signs your nervous system has checked out
[39:20] – How meditation and recovery rebuilt his nervous system
[44:55] – Why he started the Hungry Warrior Academy to help other men avoid burnout

If you've ever wondered what it costs to keep pushing past your limits, this one will stay with you.

Meet JD Tremblay:
JD Tremblay is an integrated engineer, ultra-endurance triathlete, certified naturopath practitioner, and best-selling author. With over a decade of military service plus experience in firefighting and search and rescue, he specializes in resilience and performance under pressure. As one of only three people in the world to complete the EpicDeca, JD now helps men regulate their nervous systems and build sustainable high performance through his program, Hungry Warrior Academy.

🌿 Resources:
Website: hungrywarrioracademy.com
Rate JD's Speaking & Get a Free Resource: https://speakerhub.com/cta/rXrvsf

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/06/30/nervous-system-regulation-for-burnout-recovery/

💛 If this episode struck a chord, send it to someone who needs to hear it. And if you're feeling generous, tap ⭐️ and leave a review—it helps others find the healing too.

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📱 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenhellerlifestyle/
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📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@JenHellerLifestyle
📌 Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/jenhellerlifestyle
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jen-heller-30b8a0126/

Ep 106 | Every year, Dave Asprey's Beyond Conference pulls together the most advanced biohacking, longevity, and home wellness tools on the planet. Year 14 did not disappoint.

This is Jen's full recap. PEMF therapy, BrainTap, lymphatic compression, near-infrared light therapy, crystal bowl sound healing, women's microbiome testing—she experienced it firsthand and is bringing every find back to you. Plus a personal announcement she hasn't shared anywhere else yet.

🕒 In this episode:
[02:30] – The home wellness tools Jen swears by: PEMF therapy, BrainTap, Flowpresso lymphatic compression, Power Plate, Essentia Bed, InBody, and StemRegen
[16:15] – New finds from the conference: CryoBuilt whole-body cryo, Roxiva light frequency therapy, ARRC Elysium, Neuronic near-infrared brain helmet, Cymatica crystal bowl therapy, and Viome + Evvy women's microbiome testing
[35:50] – Speaker highlights: Jay Shetty on consciousness, Dr. Gabrielle Lyon on protein and muscle health, Jim Kwik's daily energy framework, John Gray on home harmony and relationships, and more
[57:45] – What I brought home from the Beyond Biohacking Conference
[01:02:00] – Dave Asprey's 40 Years of Zen neurofeedback program

Healing is not linear and it doesn't have an expiration date. This episode is a reminder of both.

🌿 Resources:
Full list of brands, devices, and resources mentioned in this episode available at: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/06/23/best-biohacking-tools-for-recovery-sleep-longevity-dave-asprey-beyond-conference/
Jen Heller Collective Membership Waitlist: https://jenhellerlifestyle.myflodesk.com/oyd8wzwnz1
Infrared Sauna Info & Resources: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/infrared-saunas
Home Wellness Checklist (free): https://jenhellerlifestyle.myflodesk.com/homewellnesschecklist

🌐 Episode Website: https://jenhellerlifestyle.com/2026/06/23/best-biohacking-tools-for-recovery-sleep-longevity-dave-asprey-beyond-conference/

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