Joette Calabrese Podcast

Not all Moms with Moxie feel invincible every second of every day. This week’s special guest says it best. “There are times when you feel like you're going to conquer the world. Then, there are times when you're like, ‘Oh, what the heck do I do to get through this hour?’”

I remember how excited I was when we released my very first podcast. Time certainly has flown because today, we celebrate the 100th! Can you imagine? ONE HUNDRED podcasts! So, to mark the occasion, my team encouraged me to do something a little different — something special. Today’s podcast will be a personal conversation with me and my husband, Perry.

Today’s podcast may seem a bit different because this Mom with Moxie is a big picture thinker. So, rather than simply relay her success stories, Jordan also shares her experience of discovering, learning and sharing homeopathy.

  In this podcast, we cover:   01:27    Fictional Girl Named Maddy 05:58    Number Rating System 15:58    Food Intolerance 18:58    Determining what is most important 25:06    Sprezzatura   Kate: This is the Practical Homeopathy® Podcast Episode Number 98 with Joette Calabrese.   Joette: This is Joette Calabrese, and I’d like to welcome you to the Practical Homeopathy® Podcast. Women and men worldwide are taking back control of their families’ health and learning how to heal their bodies naturally, safely and effectively.   So, if you’re hungry to learn more, you’ve come to the right place. Stay tuned as we give you the tools — and the inspiration — you need as I share my decades of experience and knowledge using this powerful medicine we call homeopathy.   Kate:  Hi, this is Kate, and I want to welcome you back to the Practical Homeopathy® podcast. I'm here with Joette today.   Hi, Joette!   Joette:  Hi, Kate, always great to talk like this.   Kate:  Yes, we have so much fun on these podcasts.   Today, we are going to be talking about what it's like when you first start using homeopathy, and you are so excited. Right? You finally found homeopathy, and you're so excited. You're trying it for some conditions, and it’s working.   And now, you want to treat everything, right?   Joette:  Now let's make our bodies perfect and live forever.   Fictional Girl Named Maddy   Kate:  Right.   So, what we're going to do today is we're going to talk about this fictional girl named Maddy. I'm going to give you an example of a case, Joette.   We see this all the time. I'm sure you do. I hear people in the Study Groups who get excited, and then they want to treat everything. They want to heal every single symptom that they have, their family members have, their friends have — which is great, right?   Joette:  But enthusiasm needs to be tempered sometimes, and we have to pull back and be a little more logical.   Kate:  We're going to flesh this out. I'm just giving you an example, Joette.   Maddy has osteoarthritis, right? She has pain in her joints. She has food intolerances which gives her bloating and gas. She has alopecia so maybe some thyroid issues. She has white spots on her nails. She's 20 pounds overweight. She doesn't sleep well at night, and she has a little patch of eczema on her neck or her back.   Joette:  How old is Maddy? It's most likely that Maddy is not in her 20s. It can happen. But most likely the osteoarthritis is usually the tipoff that she's older. She's postmenopausal. She's in her 60s, most likely 20 pounds overweight. All of this is super-common for someone in the late 60s, for example. (This is fictitious, right?)   Kate:  Exactly.   Joette:  Maddy is not real, so let's put her exactly where she would fit in the scope of demographic. I would say Maddy is probably about 65.   Kate:  You see a lot of Maddys, I would imagine, Joette, because this may be some typical conditions that people in that age range are dealing with, yes?   Joette:  Yes. You know what you didn't mention about Maddy? My guess is that she's got anxiety, too.   Kate:  Of course, she does.   Joette:  You bet. You bet. Things that come her way or her family's way, she worries about her grandchildren. You know, it keeps her up at night sometimes. You did say insomnia, right? Yes, she has insomnia.   Kate:  Maddy is really excited, Joette. She's just taken some of your courses. She joined your Study Groups.   Joette:  Down, Maddy. Down!   Kate:  She's listened to all the podcasts, read the blogs,

This week’s Mom with Moxie has unquestionably gone from “freaking” to fabulous!

One of my favorite words in Italian is “sprezzatura.” It means to approach a problem or a condition or a subject with a great deal of forethought but appearing as though you've done it with simplicity — making it look simple and elegant in its presentation. That is the essence of homeopathy.

It’s time once again for a Moms with Moxie podcast! This Mom has all of that to share. And more. (Hint: She’s a nurse!)

It was a movie from the 1950s, for crying out loud. I thought it would be perfect for my children. But this classic tale struck an emotional chord in one of my sons that severely altered his behavior.

My Gateway to Homeopathy Study Groups are not merely an excellent way to learn Practical Protocols® you can begin using immediately. They are also an exceptional way to make lifelong friends

Flu Got You, Too? The flu and rumors of the flu are everywhere. Let’s take a step back. Let’s calmly examine how you can tell if you have the flu or just a very bad cold (or perhaps even severe allergies). Then I’ll explain:

Today’s Mom with Moxie has been using homeopathy for years … almost as long as I have! From births to animal bites to influenza in people and pets, this Mom with Moxie has had myriad successes.

In keeping with this year’s theme of “2020 Twenty,” here are 20 tips for effectively employing homeopathy! It’s a great podcast to share with friends and family who are new to this wonderful medicine and pass on the good news of homeopathy!

Some podcasts are interesting. Some podcasts are inspiring. This podcast is IMPERATIVE! If you depend on homeopathy for yourself and your family and loved ones, you simply must listen to this podcast: Homeopathy is under threat!

As a full-time practicing homeopath for the last 25 years, I have learned a great deal as I’ve worked with my clients. A few things have surprised me. And, a few times, my assumptions have been proven wrong. So, in this podcast, I bring you “Confessions of a Homeopath” — my observations on the origins of certain medical conditions, how homeopathy works for adults and children, the influence of one’s diet and the hidden impact of synthetic drugs. Plus, I have a little bonus for you: a remedy especially valuable during the holidays.

In this week’s podcast, my reporter Kate interviews another of my team members who has experienced successes since she started using homeopathy — uprooting lifelong issues that have plagued her and her family. Just 20 minutes, relax, smile, learn.