What if healthy food actually became the most delicious part of your day? We sit down with entrepreneur and food innovator Tommy Leung to unpack how flavour-first meals, smart nutrition, and precision fermentation can turn good intentions into a habit you’ll enjoy keeping.

Tommy’s journey stretches from family-run Chinese restaurants in Sweden to leading a modern meal service designed for busy professionals. He breaks down why high protein and high fiber are only half the story—taste is the engine of consistency. We explore how his team reworked meal prep from the ground up: fresh, from scratch sauces and curries; 24 rotating options each week from salmon to shredded chicken; flexible chilled deliveries; and macros printed on every label with QR codes for instant ingredient transparency. If you’ve struggled with calorie counting, portion creep, or meal boredom, you’ll take away a simple system to get variety without losing control.

We also dive into gut health and the surprising power of fermented foods. Tommy explains how fermentation transforms humble ingredients into umami-rich staples—think miso, soy sauce, kimchi—and why temperature control is the secret to consistent, safe, and expressive flavors. That insight drove the creation of HakkoBako, a professional fermentation chamber now used by top chefs and bartenders to fine-tune ferments at scale. Beyond flavor, we discuss sustainability wins like upcycling kitchen trimmings and how thoughtful tech can reduce waste while elevating taste.

Threaded through the conversation are hard-won startup lessons: talk to customers before you build, keep focus tight, separate tools and spaces to avoid context switching, and iterate in public. Whether you want to lose weight, gain muscle, or simply eat better with less stress, this episode offers a practical blueprint: make it delicious, make it easy, track what counts, and add ferments for a happier gut. If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review—what would you like to see on a healthy menu next?

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What if your body already contained everything needed to heal itself? Dr. Manisha Lakarkar reveals how homeopathy works with your natural healing processes rather than forcing external cures upon symptoms.

Dr. Manisha, a seasoned homeopathic practitioner with over 15 years of clinical experience, shares the profound principle that guides her practice: "We treat man in disease and not the disease in man." This holistic approach stands in stark contrast to conventional medicine, examining not just physical symptoms but the complete person - their emotions, circumstances, and unique expressions of illness.

The fascinating principle of "like cures like" forms the foundation of homeopathic treatment. Through vivid examples, Dr. Manisha explains how substances that cause symptoms in healthy people can, when properly prepared, stimulate healing in those suffering similar symptoms. She illustrates this with everyday examples like onions causing watery eyes (while Allium Cepa treats similar allergy symptoms) and coffee keeping us awake (while Coffea Cruda treats insomnia).

The most compelling aspect of Dr. Manisha's approach is her commitment to individualization. Where conventional medicine might prescribe identical medications to different patients with the same diagnosis, homeopathy examines each person's unique manifestation of illness. Three patients with headaches might receive three entirely different remedies based on their complete symptom picture, emotional state, and personal circumstances.

For those curious about practical applications, Dr. Manisha recommends keeping several key remedies at home: Arnica 30 for injuries, Cocculus 30 for travel sickness, Cantharis 30 for burns, and Arsenicum 30 for food poisoning. These simple remedies can address common acute conditions effectively and safely.

Ready to explore homeopathy for yourself? Dr. Manisha's message is clear: your body possesses tremendous healing power - homeopathy simply directs it toward healing itself. If you're taking medications for chronic conditions and seeking natural alternatives without side effects, this centuries-old yet continuously evolving system of medicine might be exactly what you're looking for.

What would you do if faced with a split-second decision that could determine whether someone you love lives or dies? For Katherine Wang, this nightmare scenario became reality when her husband Cliff Hegen collapsed with a severe headache and vomiting—symptoms that would reveal a life-threatening brain hemorrhage requiring immediate surgery.

Their story begins with professional success. As founders of Fitco-consulting, an executive search firm established during the 2008 financial crisis, Katherine and Cliff demonstrated remarkable resilience from the start. When the economy crashed, they pivoted to teaching Mandarin to CEOs before their core business rebounded. Over the years, they expanded across Asia, recruiting C-level executives for both Western multinationals and Chinese companies going global.

But everything changed in January 2013, just three weeks after relocating to Zhuhai. What seemed like a minor fall while walking dogs—resulting in what Cliff thought was just a fractured rib—was actually much more serious. The bump to his head created a slow bleed that built up over weeks. When Cliff woke with an excruciating headache, Katherine's decisive action to call an ambulance saved his life. At the hospital, doctors discovered 150ml of blood in his brain and gave Katherine an impossible choice: approve immediate high-risk surgery or lose her husband by morning.

The surgery succeeded, but Cliff's journey was just beginning—ten days in an induced coma followed by a careful rehabilitation process. What's truly remarkable isn't just his survival but how this experience transformed both their lives. Three months after being at death's door, Cliff began strength training. Now he works out almost daily, alternating upper and lower body exercises, building core strength through planks, and feeling "stronger and more resilient than before." He's even planning to participate in a high-intensity fitness event next year.

Katherine, too, faced her own recovery journey, working through PTSD from the traumatic experience through exercise and renewed focus on health. Their marriage emerged stronger, having passed the ultimate test of their vows "in sickness and in health."

Their powerful message resonates beyond their personal story: health is everything. As Cliff says, "Realize that your life is very finite." Katherine adds, "Keep yourself healthy—that's the most important thing." Their experience reminds us all to appreciate our vulnerability, make the most of every day, and build the resilience to bounce back from life's challenges.

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