Shawna Brioux on Turning Healthcare Frustration Into a Mission for Change
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What inspired Shawna to start her IV infusion business?
Shawna Brio is a dynamic entrepreneur and registered nurse from Canada. She is the founder of Smoke Show Swim and the powerhouse behind Aquasol Infusions, an IV infusion and aesthetics business designed to help people enhance hydration and overall well-being. People want to live forever and people are now understanding that you can biohack your body and you can really live a really long time and you can be healthy and you can be happy without medication.
How does Shawna view traditional healthcare?
And how have you worked, you know, as you've got into entrepreneurship, got hit with these big challenges, how have you learned to work through them and what would you advise someone struggling right now? Oh my gosh, where do I start?
What is biohacking and its future in health?
it spans the globe like a super high school internet elvis today apple is going to reinvent the phone it's not over until i win the living your legacy podcast for those who live to leave a legacy Chicago was the lead. Usain Bolt is the fastest man on the planet. You can live your dreams. Hello and welcome back to another episode of Legacy Makers. Today I'm here with Shauna. We're about to dive into her legacy, all the amazing things she's doing. I'm so excited to be here. Shauna, welcome to the show. Thank you. Thank you for having me. I'm so excited to be here as well. Good. So let's dive in. If people are watching, they haven't watched your episode yet, but they're starting to learn about you. Maybe they've seen you on our socials, but do you mind just giving a couple of minutes intro on what you do and all the amazing things you've got going on?
Yep. So I am originally from Canada. I'm from Toronto. I moved down here maybe about 10 years ago.
What challenges has Shawna faced in her entrepreneurship?
Better weather down here, right? Yeah, definitely. So I have a swimwear line that I have been working on, an eco-friendly swimwear line. I've been in Miami Swim Week in 2022. My background is I'm a registered nurse. So I actually traveled around during COVID. And that is kind of what brought me into my next business, which is an IV infusion. And what's the story behind the IV infusion business? Why did you start that? I just saw a lot of nasty per se and crazy things during COVID when I was traveling. So I just don't really always agree with the way health care is ran in the hospital. So I wanted to make a change and focus on wellness and preventative care and holistic and alternative medicine. And so
Which is great. I mean, if you're in the health space, America is very well known and most countries in the world, sadly, they're there to cure a disease versus stop you getting the disease in the first place. Right. And I came from a fitness and health background and, you know, there's much more money, sadly, in America and, you know, helping people.
Why is preventive care crucial for health?
cure a disease well not even cure or just stabilize a disease right pushing the medication yeah yeah because you get a long lifespan out of that right if someone's sick for 20 years then they can bill for 20 years whereas if no one's sick then there's no money so i'm always passionate and excited when i meet someone like you that's trying to counterbalance that and we have a lot of great people in legacy makers that are you know biohackers or health experts or or whatever right and pro athletes olympian and you know, all trying to make the world a better place and a healthier place. So someone's listening. How does what you do help achieve that? We try to start on the basics. So you know, the basic nutrition should be the basic building blocks. People shouldn't have to wait until they're sick to go and start taking care of themselves. They should start
Or get in the minerals that are deficient and the whole vitamins. Right, the education, just the convenience of us going to their house, maybe if they're sick. You know, if they just need a bag of sodium chloride, they shouldn't have to be in the ER for 12 hours and then have that bill. They can just go to our clinic or any clinic, you know, on the infusion. Or someone can come to them and just, it's just... A better way of life.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What inspired Shawna to start her IV infusion business?
0:14–0:39
2
How does Shawna view traditional healthcare?
0:39–0:57
3
What is biohacking and its future in health?
0:57–2:11
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What challenges has Shawna faced in her entrepreneurship?
2:11–3:25
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Why is preventive care crucial for health?
3:25–5:47
6
How does IV infusion therapy work?
5:47–8:09
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What are the benefits of IV therapy over traditional vitamins?
8:09–9:12
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How does Shawna see the future of her business?
9:12–19:23