
By the end of puberty, most of us already carry a subclinical level of dehydration, and the kidneys, which filter sixty percent of your blood every minute, pay for it. In this episode I explain where the kidneys sit in...


How does the body actually heal? Leigh Ankrum — founder of the Ankrum Institute and a teacher of whole-body manual therapy — shares short, clear conversations on what your body is telling you: fascia, the nervous system, the body's pressure systems, movement, and the deeper patterns underneath pain. If you have ever sensed there was more to your symptoms than you were told, you are in the right place. The body knows — listen in.
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Signup to Generate a PitchHow does the body actually heal? Leigh Ankrum, founder of the Ankrum Institute and a teacher of whole-body manual therapy, shares short, clear conversations on what your body is telling you: fascia, the nervous system, the body's pressure systems, movement, and the deeper patterns underneath pain.
The Body Knows is hosted by Leigh Ankrum. The show has published 12 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Your Kidneys, Your Hip Flexors, and How We Bend With Age" (21 October 2026, 4 minutes), "The Two Triangles That Hold You Up" (14 October 2026, 6 minutes), and "Scars and Adhesions: Different Beginnings, Same Trouble" (7 October 2026, 6 minutes).
The Body Knows publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 7 minutes across 12 episodes.
Booking probability for The Body Knows is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Body Knows requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Body Knows's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for The Body Knows are Therapists & Other Health Practitioners. The Body Knows has a health audience.
Leigh Ankrum hosts The Body Knows, a health podcast with 12 episodes published.
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By the end of puberty, most of us already carry a subclinical level of dehydration, and the kidneys, which filter sixty percent of your blood every minute, pay for it. In this episode I explain where the kidneys sit in...

Episode #11
Your neck is not what holds your head up. In this episode I introduce the two triangles the body actually stabilizes on: an inverted one whose point is the fourth thoracic vertebra, with sides running up to the base of...

Scars come from a cut or an opening: the body sends fibers to stabilize the wound, and it keeps sending them long after. Adhesions start differently. Every structure in the body except unmyelinated nerves is wrapped in...

Episode #9
Most of the medical world hands women one answer for the pelvic floor: Kegels. But most pelvic floors are either far too tight or under-toned, and tightening everything at once helps neither. In this episode I share the...

Episode #8
Your ankle is not the two bumps on either side of your foot. In this episode I walk through the mortise, the joint your two lower-leg bones form around the talus, and why it has to open a little on every single step you...

Everybody says the body is all connected — but what does that actually mean? In this episode I introduce the central chain: the line of fascial connections running from the top of your head, deep through the neck, to...

When I look at a body — standing still or in motion — it tells me a story. In this episode I share how I read that story: the three things I'm looking for (position, mobility, vitality), why a high right shoulder...

<p>When I look at a body — standing still or in motion — it tells me a story. In this episode I share how I read that story: the three things I'm looking for (position, mobility, vitality), why a high right shoulder...

Most people think a concussion comes from a hit on the head — but concussions can begin as early as birth, and each one adds to the ones before it. In this episode I walk through the many ways concussions happen, what...

<p>Most people think a concussion comes from a hit on the head — but concussions can begin as early as birth, and each one adds to the ones before it. In this episode I walk through the many ways concussions happen...

Our bodies are designed to move with ease — but stress, repeated patterns, and hours of sitting slowly take that flow away. In this episode I look at how that happens, then walk through the way we're actually meant to...

<p>Our bodies are designed to move with ease — but stress, repeated patterns, and hours of sitting slowly take that flow away. In this episode I look at how that happens, then walk through the way we're actually meant...

Your body is pressurized — from the top of your head to your pelvis, in cavities that all work in relationship to each other. When those pressures shift, it can show up as dizziness, headaches, shoulder pain, sluggish...

<p>Your body is pressurized — from the top of your head to your pelvis, in cavities that all work in relationship to each other. When those pressures shift, it can show up as dizziness, headaches, shoulder pain...

In this episode of The Body Knows, I want to help you get to know fascia — the continuous web of connective tissue that surrounds every muscle, organ, nerve, and bone in your body. I walk through the three layers of...

<p>In this episode of The Body Knows, I want to help you get to know fascia — the continuous web of connective tissue that surrounds every muscle, organ, nerve, and bone in your body. I walk through the three layers of...

Almost everybody thinks a car accident is about what happens to your neck — but the effects reach much further than that. In this episode, I walk through what whiplash actually does to your jaw, your heart's...

<p>Almost everybody thinks a car accident is about what happens to your neck — but the effects reach much further than that. In this episode, I walk through what whiplash actually does to your jaw, your heart's...
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