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Joan Breibart is a New York-based inventor who holds nine patents, has authored five books, and edited 20 titles. She is also the person who re-launched the Pilates Method in 1991 and made it a household name in a decade. This podcast is called Body Conversations because it uses the body to view political and cultural trends. Visit physicalmindinstitute.com or 80bites.com to learn more.
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What a mouthful oh sorry it's a pun when we can't get rid of the idea that we can torch calories by some kind of moving around. Of course 80Bites has always had information about NEAT. But we do it because it's good to change position and it helps your circulation because we know that torching calories when it's hormones is really silly forget calo…
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Discussion on how branding foods lads to gainign weight not losing it. Constant telling us what to eat nd never talking about hwo much. Why using the 80Bites app is so revealing and for some frightening unless they are on Ozempic and their consumption has dropped by 25% at least. _____ Follow PhysicalMind Institute on Instagram or Facebook and subs…
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Now that 80Bites is gaining an audience, it's really interesting to hear people's reactions. Some think 80 bites means the number of bites you take in one meal, while others believe it refers to 80 chews. It’s all part of the shift from what you eat to how much. _____ Follow PhysicalMind Institute on Instagram or Facebook and subscribe to our newsl…
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As a female who is 84 years old, I'm deluged with invitations to talk at "Women's Empowerment" conferences to talk to young women about how they can succeed at becoming an entrepreneur. I decline because I'm what I like to think of as a "reluctant entrepreneur". _____ Follow PhysicalMind Institute on Instagram or Facebook and subscribe to our newsl…
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In this episode of Body Conversations, Joan Breibart discusses why consumers are so easily suckered into doing things for their bodies that are obviously ineffective—and why, even after hundreds of articles have exposed this marketing concept as unrelated to how many steps you should take a day, they continue to parrot those ideas. _____ Follow Phy…
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I'm being asked to be a guest on podcast. These are about wellness, but it's also an indication of how incredibly lazy and screwed up this country is marketing people or actual podcasts. Find me on LinkedIn and they just project because I'm in the Pilates business they never look at anything I've written or said I'm telling you now don't listen any…
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Another day, another miracle food list—this time courtesy of Mel Robbins and Dr. Li, who swear dark chocolate (80–90% cacao), pomegranate juice, and five daily cups of coffee will melt fat and change your life. But don’t question the “science”—just buy the magic foods, shut up, and eat. Meanwhile, Joan Breibart cuts through the wellness hype with b…
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It’s St. Patrick’s Day in NYC, and I’m calling out the self-help industrial complex—starting with Mel Robbins. Millions love her. I can’t stop watching her. But her 5-second rule doesn’t fit my chaos. This episode breaks down why her sob story sells and mine doesn’t, how my Pilates invention got hijacked by direct-marketing vultures, and why the al…
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In this episode, Joan takes on the self-help circus starring Mel Robbins, Tony Robbins (no relation), and AI algorithms. With 60+ years of industry insight, Joan breaks down why diet trends, fitness fads, and self-help hacks haven’t delivered. From $29 dolphin-neck creams to three-minute miracle workouts, she exposes the false promises and explores…
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After five years of podcasting with minimal fanfare, I finally asked myself: What makes the top podcasts so popular? Cue a deep dive into the world of Joe Rogan, sex talk shows, and the queen of life advice—Mel Robbins. In this episode, I explore how Mel went from anxious attorney to $48 million microphone mogul, why her style resonates, and what i…
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Episode #1 of the Anti Series Introduction to the book which was just published and it's available on Amazon on Kindle or the Kindle app it's $.99 or free if you're in Kindle unlimited and it explains why wellness is a scam and where will be at the end of this year I discussed Fat acceptance and body positivity and why these groups are endangered a…
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54 MILLION google hits in less than half a second!! Ozempic is the topic all over the world. Particularly interesting for the USA since we created the diet and exercise biz; then later fitness & nutrition; and now wellness. OZEMPIC® Nation Bye-bye fat acceptance; fat burning exercise; dieting; gluten-free; clean eating, etc. And all the other welln…
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Change is hard, but did anyone resist the POLIO vaccine? But when Obese citizens— 65% of Americans in this unfortunate category—now have a solution to fixing their unbalanced hormones which cause RAVENOUS HUNGER, why is there resistance? Remember no one liked Pilates either. Yes it is MONEY, but since there are no options—diabetes is not a good thi…
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In this podcast, Joan Breibart explores the decline of wellness giants Peloton and Weight Watchers, attributing their downfall to outdated methodologies and false promises of weight loss. She sheds light on the industry's misguided focus on appearance over health, advocating for a shift towards a more sustainable approach to wellness based on hunge…
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Jan 8, 2024 Episode F discusses how Ozempic is a long term bargain. And how Joan Breibart who recently joined WW finds the Points system to be so difficult. And how desperate is WW to accept money from a female who is 82 and weighs 121 and is 5'6". It's over!!! _____ Follow PhysicalMind Institute on Instagram or Facebook and subscribe to our newsle…
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Oprah announced on December 13th that she is on a weight loss drug—one of the miracles from Novo Nordisk or Eli Lilly. She did not say which one since then everyone would only ask for what Oprah is injecting. Soon it will just be swallowing a pill which will make one disinterested in swallowing all day. Maybe then we start to really eat—Remember ch…
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Consumers are unaware but CEOs and Wall St. are watching the impact of these drugs - not just on the pharmaceutical sales - Ozempic's are larger than the GDP of Denmark - but the impact on other industries. The Airline industries are looking forward to fuel savings; the clothing industry will be going through the roof. The CEO of Walmart recently s…
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