091: Jessica Ederer on The Polyphenol Advantage of Tea

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Jessica Ederer is the Head of Content and Wellness Education for Pique Teas. She’s a certified Fitness Nutrition Specialist and Personal Trainer, and also has a law degree from Berkeley. Jessica has spent the past 7 years as a wellness coach, where it’s her passion to help others heal from the stressors of our daily lives.

Jessica’s personal health struggles started in her late teens with an undiagnosed autoimmune condition, and progressively worsened through her 20’s and early 30’s as she battled with chronic joint and muscle pain, overweight, adrenal fatigue, gluten sensitivity and a cornucopia of distressing health issues.

Today, at the age of 39, Jessica can honestly say she has never felt stronger, healthier or more energetic. She spends her free time hiking, riding or climbing up the mountains she only dreamed of during most of her life. Jessica is a huge advocate of intermittent fasting and can attest to the radical changes it has provided for her clients.

Jessica decided to start working with Pique after she discovered their teas and found that 1 month of drinking them healed her gut microbiome in a way she never thought possible.

In this episode, Jessica Ederer talks about:

• Jessica’s health journey
• Misdiagnosed with juvenile arthritis
• Food poisoning and its effect on the gut biome
• “Chicken and egg” theory with stress and the gut
• Headaches, sleeping, weight, and skin issues as an effect of poor gut health
• Plant-based diet to assist in a healing journey
• Gut microbiome as a garden
• Tea is a prebiotic food
• Tea for Intermittent Fasting
• When tea may break a fast
• Difference in health benefits between tea crystals and tea leaves
• Cold brew tea
• Phytonutrient extraction to support bodily functions
• Polyphenols are key to health benefits of tea
• Quantity of tea consumption for most health benefits
• How tea is flavored
• Goal of Pique Teas for consumers
• Sustainable approach to wellness
• Difference between coffee and tea
• Polyphenols and heat
• Caffeine in coffee vs tea
• L-thyronine benefits
• Difference between pre and probiotics
• Black or herbal teas instead of green tea if you have a sensitive stomach
• Favorite tea recipes
• 3 types of Fasting Teas developed with Dr. Jason Fung
• Cinnamon for healthy blood sugar regulation
• Friday 5 weekly newsletter
• Soothing effect of ginger

Featured Guest

Jessica Ederer

Links

Pique Tea
The Flow Blog