Episode 181
Human Design and Your Health
The Salad With a Side of Fries podcast is hosted by Jenn Trepeck, discussing wellness and weight loss for real life, clearing up the myths, misinformation, bad science & marketing surrounding our nutrition knowledge and the food industry. Let’s dive into wellness and weight loss for real life, including drinking, eating out, and skipping the grocery store.
In this week's episode, Jenn discusses Human Design and how it impacts our daily living. Jenn provides an overview of the five different types in Human Design and gives some resources on how to learn what your Human Design is. She then dives into a deeper understanding of each design and how it impacts different areas of our lives, from sleep to activity types. Lastly, Jenn walks through how each center in the Human Design chart, similar to the chakras, impacts each of us in terms of our health, relationships and more. This is a great introduction episode to Human Design, allowing you to understand the first level information and where you may want to dig deeper. Tune in today to learn how your Human Design is impacting your life and how to use this information as another tool for working with your body and with your personality instead of fighting it.
IN THIS EPISODE:
● [4:01] What is Human Design?
● [9:31] Type 1: Manifestor
● [11:20] Type 2: Generators
● [13:27] Type 3: Manifesting Generators
● [17:44] Type 4: Projectors
● [20:02] Type 5: Reflectors
● [25:04] How does each design handle sleep?
● [27:05] How does activity impact each design?
● [33:17] What does head center mean, and how does it affect each design?
● [36:03] How is will/willpower impacted?
● [40:00] What is the root center, and how does it affect each design?
● [41:37] The emotional solar plexus - our emotional center.
● [44:04] How the spleen and immune function work with each design.
● [47:15] Why understanding the basics of your human design can be enough.
● [47:15] Why understanding the basics of your human design can be enough.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
● Understanding human design is important because it helps us better appreciate each individual's unique value and strengths. It also allows us to create environments that support and nurture the development of each person, enabling us to maximize our potential. By understanding how humans are designed, we can create better workplaces, educational systems, healthcare systems, and social systems that truly benefit everyone.
● Self-awareness and recognizing when we are in the flow, when things feel right, when life is fun, and there is ease, do more in that direction of life.
● Understanding your design type and how our type impacts our health, nutrition, and personality can create freedom for us to pursue our passions and fully come alive.
QUOTES:
“If you find yourself exhausted and you’re a manifestor or certainly a reflector, even projectors too, sleeping alone can be really helpful.” - Jenn Trepeck
“Understanding that some of these things are naturally how our energy works can lighten the load and take some pressure off our shoulders to say it’s not about judging ourselves, it's about recognizing, understanding and moving forward and saying ok here is what's going to be the better fit.” - Jenn Trepeck
“This is about you being you and following your path and your decision making strategy based on your type. Take what fits for you and ditch what doesn’t. We don't have to get stuck on the pieces that aren't making sense to us.” - Jenn Trepeck
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