One Thing with Dr. Adam Rinde: Recent Episodes
Dr. Adam Rinde
The most engaging conversation between health professionals happens in chance meetings in the hallways. During these moments so much is learned .One Thing brings together thought leaders in conversation and we share it with health enthusiasts , practitioners,and learners. Our conversations primarily focus on one significant thing in the arenas of gut health, brain health, immune system, metabolism, performance, and aging . This for clinicians and patients alike who are insightful and motivated. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adam-rinde/support
At just 16, Os Aponte was running a martial arts school in Puerto Rico with over a hundred students. Today, he’s a U.S. Army veteran, author, and strength coach known for blending martial arts discipline, neuroscience, and movement mastery into a philosophy of lifelong fitness.
In this conversation, Os shares how leading soldiers in the Army shaped his approach to strength, why “less is more” in training, and how neural efficiency—not just muscle size—creates real, lasting power. You’ll also hear how kettlebells, gait mechanics, and breathwork can rewire your body for performance at any age.
Whether you’re a coach, athlete, or weekend mover, Os’s story will challenge how you think about fitness and inspire you to see training as a lifelong pursuit of self-mastery.
We discuss:
- How Os became a martial arts instructor at 16
- What the military taught him about leadership and physical mastery
- The difference between strength, conditioning, and fitness
- Why neurological training beats burnout
- The power of the Turkish get-up and “leaving one in the tank”
- How to make your fitness serve your life—not the other way around
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Why do we eat when we’re not hungry—especially at night? Willpower isn’t the answer. In this episode, clinical psychologist Dr. Helen McCarthy reveals the Appetite Pendulum—a powerful framework that helps you understand hunger, fullness, and emotional eating without shame.
We dig into why evenings are the danger zone, how to tell the difference between hunger and emotion in your body, and how a 10-second Pause Technique can change your relationship with food starting tonight. You’ll also learn the four biggest saboteurs of healthy eating, why GLP-1 medications like Ozempic help some people but aren’t the full solution, and the one small habit change that makes the biggest difference.
If you’ve ever struggled with “food noise,” night-time grazing, or the cycle of willpower and regret, this conversation will give you practical, evidence-based tools you can use immediately.
About Dr. McCarthy:
Dr Helen McCarthy is a Clinical Psychologist, and is the "Appetite Doctor". She developed Appetite Retraining to help people lose weight by re-learning to eat in tune with their body's natural hunger and fullness signals.
Helen is an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society who has worked as a Clinical Psychologist since 1989. She has a B.Sc. Honours degree in Experimental Psychology from the University of Durham and a Doctorate in Psychology from the University of Oxford.
After leaving Oxford Helen trained as a Clinical Psychologist within the British National Health Service and worked as a Clinical Psychologist in the NHS and then in private practice.
She was a Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Bristol and served as a Faculty Member for the UK Royal College of General Practitioners Leadership in Obesity Programme. She has also served as a member of the Advisory Panel for the UK and International Health Coaches Association.
Helen has appeared on ITV and Channel 4 TV channels on programmes dealing with the psychology of weight loss.
She says, "What I love most of all, is putting psychology into practice to help people overcome what’s troubling them in their relationship with food".
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“There is always a reason for illness. You may not have all your answers today, but that doesn’t mean answers don’t exist. Never give up.” – Dr. Diana Driscoll
In this episode, Dr. Diana Driscoll — optometrist, researcher, patient, and founder of POTS Care — takes us inside her groundbreaking journey to uncover the hidden mechanisms of Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS).
After years of worsening illness and dismissal by the medical system, Dr. Driscoll combined her medical expertise with relentless patient-driven research. What emerged is now known as the Driscoll Theory, a framework that explores:
- What drives POTS: high intracranial pressure, vagus nerve dysfunction, neurotransmitter disruption, and systemic vascular irregularities.
- How to intervene: restoring vagus nerve function, reducing inflammation, supporting acetylcholine activity, and managing oxidative stress.
- Practical tools: supplements like ParaSym Plus and NAC Max, targeted use of histamine blockers, and non-invasive approaches to improving quality of life.
- Emotional resilience: how she navigated years of invalidation, supported her sick child, and created POTS Rebels, a community for patients seeking hope and science-backed solutions.
This conversation is both deeply personal and highly practical, offering clarity for patients, practitioners, and caregivers searching for answers.
- 00:00 – 02:00 | Intro & sponsor message (Healthgevity) Healthgevity our sponsor : Website Enter: ONETHING for a 10% discount
- 02:00 – 03:00 | Adam introduces Dr. Driscoll & her personal journey with POTS
- 03:00 – 08:00 | The turning point: realizing medicine had no answers → “I’m on my own”
- 08:00 – 13:00 | Discovering high intracranial pressure and what eye patterns reveal
- 14:00 – 18:00 | The emotional toll & why she built the POTS Rebels community
- 19:00 – 24:00 | The what: inflammation as the hidden driver of POTS
- 25:00 – 33:00 | The how: vagus nerve, acetylcholine, nicotine patch experiment, and ParaSym Plus
- 34:00 – 38:00 | Genetic predisposition, hypermobility, and EDS connections
- 38:00 – 41:00 | Identifying intracranial pressure symptoms (coat hanger pattern, nausea, insomnia)
- 41:00 – 44:00 | Framework for healing: vagus support, histamine blockers, antioxidants
- 45:00 – 48:00 | Take-home: “Never give up. Illness always has a reason.”
- 49:00 | Closing thoughts & listener call-to-action
- POTS Care → potscare.com
- POTS Rebels community → [Patreon link if available]
- TJ Nutrition (ParaSym Plus, NAC Max) → tjnutrition.com
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Are you running on autopilot… or carrying silent trauma?
Trauma isn’t always dramatic. Sometimes it hides in plain sight...numbness, autopilot living, or the body’s quiet tension. Psychologist and somatic trauma specialist Dr. Shahrzad Jalali calls this silent trauma—the unrecognized emotional wounds that high achievers carry into their careers, relationships, and even their gut health.
In this powerful conversation, Dr. Jalali shares:
- How to spot the difference between everyday stress and unconscious scripts steering your life
- The body’s biggest “holding zones” for trauma such as the gut, jaw, shoulders, and pelvis
- A 90-second nightly practice to reclaim emotional autonomy
- Why your fights aren’t about “the dishes” but about childhood wounds replaying in real time
- How to honor your family while still choosing yourself
Dr. Jalali’s upcoming book, The Fire That Makes Us, blends her personal story of loss with decades of clinical work to show how fire can both burn and forge resilience.
✨ Take a deep breath, press play, and discover how to stop outsourcing your worth—and finally belong to yourself.
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- https://www.instagram.com/alignremedy/
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- https://www.linkedin.com/in/shahrzad-jalali-psyd-2b547320/
https://www.amazon.com/Fire-That-Makes-Unveiling-Transformative/dp/B0DWYN5TFM
What if ADHD isn’t about attention at all?
In this episode, Dr. Adam Rinde sits down with Dr. Shirley Hershko, a globally recognized ADHD specialist, to dismantle the myths, reveal the hidden faces of ADHD in adults and women, and share practical tools for thriving with a differently wired brain.
Whether you’re struggling with focus, overwhelmed by daily life, or simply curious about the real story behind ADHD—this episode will change the way you see yourself or your loved ones.
00:00 – Intro & Podcast Support:You can support the podcast through affiliate sponsors like Healthgevity (use code ONETHING for 10% off).
01:04 – ADHD Isn’t About Attention:
Dr. Rinde introduces Dr. Shirley Hershko, and challenges what most people believe about ADHD.
02:16 – Episode Overview:
What you’ll learn about myths, adult ADHD, diagnosis, trauma, and more.
03:03 – Meet Dr. Shirley Hershko:
Her global mission, new book, and vision for ADHD support.
05:59 – Dr. Hershko’s Personal ADHD Journey:
How personal experience led her to this work.
08:11 – Myths That Drive Experts Crazy:
Why ADHD is not just a focus problem—and the real cost of misunderstanding.
10:02 – Time Blindness & Regulation Issues:
Why ADHD is really about time and emotional regulation, not just attention.
12:14 – Diagnosis in the Modern World:
Are we over-diagnosing, or finally getting it right?
13:29 – How ADHD Shows Up in Adults:
Chronic disorganization, emotional overwhelm, and hidden symptoms.
15:33 – Hidden Symptoms & Gender Differences:
How ADHD can look totally different in men vs. women—and why girls are so often missed.
17:26 – Why Women Get Overlooked:
Perfectionism, masking, and the struggle behind high performance.
21:43 – The ADHD-Trauma Overlap:
How trauma can mimic or worsen ADHD, and the importance of trauma-informed care.
24:38 – ADHD & Relationships:
Marriage, friendship, communication, and how to shift from blame to collaboration.
26:59 – Regulation, Sleep & Eating:
Why sleep, eating patterns, and lifestyle can be so challenging—and how to manage them.
29:54 – Couples & Executive Function:
The dynamic of ADHD in relationships, from frustration to resilience.
31:40 – Getting a Meaningful Diagnosis:
Why checklists aren’t enough—Dr. Hershko’s approach to thorough assessment.
33:21 – Medication & Misconceptions:
What meds can (and can’t) do for ADHD.
34:45 – The ‘Just the Moment’ Method:
Dr. Hershko’s practical system for time management—and why it really works.
37:06 – Hope for the Future of ADHD:
Why there’s never been a better time to seek support.
38:26 – Surprising Facts & Under-Discussed Issues:
What most people miss about ADHD—and how environment matters.
39:56 – Where to Get Help:
How to find an assessment, join the community, and learn more from Dr. Hershko.
42:53 – Wrap-Up & Final Thoughts:
How to connect with Dr. Hershko and join the global ADHD conversation.
Resources Mentioned:
- https://www.drshirleyhershko.com/adhd-diagnosis
https://did.li/0dSrl
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How do we move forward when the future is uncertain and the path to healing feels like a rollercoaster? In this episode, host Dr. Adam Rinde sits down with renowned sports and performance psychologist Dr. Haley Perlus to explore the emotional and mental dynamics of healing, resilience, and intentional recovery.
Drawing from her decades of experience working with Olympic athletes, business leaders, and wellness warriors, Dr. Perlus offers a compelling framework for managing fear, reframing perfection, and cultivating momentum—even in the face of chronic illness and burnout. Together, they dive into the emotional quadrants of resilience, the role of low-positive emotional states (like calm and reflection), and the importance of pre-performance rituals in healing journeys..
Whether you’re navigating stress, autoimmune challenges, or simply seeking to live with more presence and purpose, this conversation will help you tap into the energy of intention and rediscover your own power to heal.
🔹 About Dr. Haley Perlus
With a Ph.D. in sport and exercise psychology, Dr. Perlus is an international keynote speaker, author of The Personal Podium, and trusted coach to elite performers worldwide. She helps individuals conquer mental blocks, unlock motivation, and perform with purpose. Learn more at drhaleyperlus.com.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Welcome & Sponsor
01:04 – Fear as an Ally in Healing
02:09 – Lessons from Elite Athletes
07:12 – The Power of Intention
10:18 – Daily Recovery and Acceptance
15:52 – Working with Fear, Not Against It
21:57 – Resilience vs. Perfection
30:18 – Emotional Quadrants of Resilience
36:22 – Stillness vs. Active Recovery
41:54 – Healing Imagery & Visualization
44:26 – Dr. Perlus’s Work & Offerings
47:52 – Final Words: Right Foot, Left Foot
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What happens when all your supplements, clean eating, and protocols stop working—and you just keep getting sicker?
Danielle Pashko had built her career in functional medicine, doing everything “right.” But after thyroid cancer, Lyme disease, and long COVID wrecked her health, she hit a wall. Nothing worked—until she stopped chasing fixes and started going inward.
In this episode, Danielle shares how she finally started healing by rewiring her nervous system, using Qigong, martial arts, and visualization. She breaks down why most chronic illness approaches miss the mark, why emotions and stress regulation matter more than you think, and how she created a daily routine that actually stuck.
If you’re stuck in a healing rut, frustrated with endless protocols, or just want to feel like yourself again—this one’s for you.
Timestamps:
00:00:00 – Intro + Sponsor
00:01:05 – Meet Danielle & her health crash
00:03:22 – From teenage loss to holistic health
00:05:14 – Cancer at 30 despite doing it all right
00:06:57 – Why functional medicine didn’t cut it
00:08:42 – The role of nervous system dysregulation
00:10:47 – Visualization + martial arts: weird but it worked
00:13:15 – Lessons from her mother’s spiritual approach
00:17:45 – Pleading with the universe—and finding help
00:22:32 – When the body shifts before the mind
00:26:15 – Wing Chun, Qigong, and brain rewiring
00:29:34 – The daily stuff that actually made a difference
00:33:42 – Carnivore diet, CGMs, and getting real about food
00:38:16 – How nature helped heal when nothing else did
00:42:50 – Making healing sustainable (not another to-do list)
00:46:41 – What “Soul Hacker” really means
00:49:28 – The soul work behind real healing
00:50:09 – Connect with Danielle
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In this episode of The One Thing Podcast, Dr. Sarah Nasir shares her visionary approach to treating addiction through a deeply integrative and compassionate lens. As an osteopathic physician and founder of Zara Care, she is reshaping addiction recovery by combining primary care with holistic healing, addressing the mind, body, and spirit.
Dr. Nasir opens up about her personal transformation from stigmatizing addiction to becoming a leading voice for destigmatization in medicine. She explains how visual storytelling and simplified communication are critical tools for building trust with patients. We explore medication-assisted treatment (MAT), the science behind opioid addiction, and why healing isn't just about abstinence but creating a life of purpose.
You'll hear how she uses metaphors, guided imagery, and Eastern philosophy to help patients reconnect with their inner strength, and why she believes everyone is “greatness in progress.” If you’re a clinician, caregiver, or simply someone interested in what it means to treat addiction with empathy and science, this episode is a must-watch.
🔗 Learn more: https://zenaracare.com
00:00 Introduction and sponsor message
01:06 Meet Dr. Sarah Nasir and Zara Care
03:44 Why addiction medicine? A personal evolution
09:01 Meaning behind the name “Zara”
12:33 Six dimensions of holistic healing
14:41 What integrative addiction care looks like
18:00 Core principles: trust, communication, and balance
20:05 MAT explained with visual metaphors
25:10 Recovery phases: induction, maintenance, taper
30:33 Storytelling tools in patient care
31:51 Fixing systemic gaps in addiction treatment
35:40 Dr. Nasir’s long-term vision for Zara
38:35 Final thoughts and call to action
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In this episode, Dr. Adam Rinde welcomes back microbiologist and PolyBio Research Foundation co-founder Dr. Amy Proal. Together, they unravel a framework for understanding chronic illnesses through the lens of persistent infections and their impact on mitochondria, immunity, and neurological health.
Dr. Proal shares cutting-edge research linking pathogens like herpesviruses, cytomegalovirus, Epstein-Barr, and even latent parasites to conditions like Alzheimer’s, long COVID, chronic fatigue syndrome, POTS, and more. Discover how stealth microbes can disrupt the vagus nerve, hijack mitochondrial energy systems, and weaken immune responses, setting the stage for a cascade of chronic dysfunctions.
The conversation dives deep into the role of immune modulation, including promising findings around low-dose rapamycin and its potential to restore immune signaling and combat viral persistence. They also explore diet, metabolic interventions, and new clinical trials shaping the future of treatment.
Whether you’re a patient, practitioner, or curious mind, this episode offers profound insight into the evolving science of chronic illness and hope for emerging therapies. 🌱
🕰 TIMESTAMPS
00:00 – Intro + Sponsor Healthgevity (use code ONETHING for 10% off)
01:04 – Meet Dr. Amy Proal
03:14 – Chronic infection’s hidden role in disease
07:09 – Alzheimer’s and pathogens in the brain
13:16 – Viral persistence and the vagus nerve
15:37 – Spectrum of microbes linked to illness
18:51 – PolyBio’s research focus: long COVID & mitochondria
20:11 – How viruses hijack mitochondria
25:46 – Immune dysregulation, interferons & mTOR
27:41 – The promise of low-dose rapamycin
32:32 – Rapamycin vs. Metformin vs. Keto
36:25 – Chronic infection & metabolic downshift
39:31 – Early observations from rapamycin use
43:13 – Natural killer cells & new immunotherapy
46:15 – Final thoughts + how to support PolyBio
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You can support the podcast through affiliate sponsors like Healthgevity (use code ONETHING for 10% off)Full Show notes can be found at https://www.onethingpod.com/episode-117-the-hidden-microbial-drivers-of-chronic-illness-with-dr-amy-proal/
This week on The One Thing Podcast, host Dr. Adam Rinde welcomes back renowned rheumatologist Dr. Aly Cohen to dive deep into her groundbreaking new book, "Detoxify" (releasing May 2025!).
Forget extreme deprivation and unsustainable measures. Dr. Cohen shares her balanced, practical, and science-backed approach to navigating the environmental toxins that challenge our bodies daily. Learn how to reduce your body's burden, support your immune system, and gain peace of mind by focusing not just on avoiding toxins, but also on adding supportive nutrients and lifestyle habits that fit into real life. This is essential listening for anyone looking to optimize their health in the modern world!
Tune in to discover:
- (00:00) How you can support the podcast through affiliate sponsors like Healthgevity (use code ONETHING for 10% off).
- (02:34) An introduction to Dr. Cohen's new book, "Detoxify," and how it complements her previous work, offering a more user-friendly framework.
- (04:18) Dr. Cohen’s "Four A’s" framework (Assess, Avoid/Swap, Add, and Allow) for navigating environmental health simply and effectively.
- (06:59) Why our bodies, unexposed to such a high load of synthetic chemicals throughout evolution, yearn for removal and support.
- (09:47) The accessible and motivating 21-day plan in "Detoxify" designed to help you get started without overwhelm.
- (11:24) Who is most susceptible to immune toxicity and can benefit most from this approach, including those with and without diagnosed autoimmune conditions.
- (14:32) Dr. Cohen explains autoimmunity in simple terms – what’s happening when your immune system feels "supercharged" against itself.
- (18:11) The mechanisms: How toxins impact the immune system and why lowering the overall chemical load is key.
- (22:52) Shifting from fear to resilience: Making sustainable choices and building a healthier internal environment.
- (25:03) Practical, high-yield changes: The surprising benefits and accessibility of USDA organic frozen foods.
- (26:34) Dr. Cohen’s sensible approach to assessment – utilizing questionnaires and strategic, insurance-covered blood tests over expensive, broad panels.
- (39:28) The "Three S's" for natural detoxification and well-being: Sleep, Stress management, and Sweat (and how our bodies are designed for them!).
- (44:06) Powerhouse foods for detoxification: Why cruciferous vegetables are standouts and how food truly can be medicine.
- (47:51) Maintaining hope for future generations: Dr. Cohen’s perspective on educating children about environmental health.
- (53:54) Where to find Dr. Aly Cohen online, including her Smart Human Podcast and resources at smarthuman.com.
Learn more about Dr. Cohen at The Smart Human
See her new book Detoxify: https://www.amazon.com/Detoxify-Everyday-Toxins-Harming-Against/dp/1668033534.
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In this episode, Dr. Adam Rinde sits down with integrative medicine specialist Dr. Carla Kuon from University of California San Francisco (UCSF) to explore the latest insights into long COVID, chronic fatigue syndrome, and post-viral illnesses. Dr. Kuon shares powerful breakthroughs from her clinical work and research—especially around mitochondrial health and how overlooked deficiencies in riboflavin (B2) and iron (ferritin) can disrupt the body's energy systems.
You’ll learn how chronic inflammation, nervous system dysregulation, and “bad programming” in the brain are key components of these conditions—and how holistic strategies like nutrient therapy, mindfulness, and vagus nerve stimulation are helping patients recover.
Whether you’re a patient, provider, or just curious about the future of functional medicine, this conversation is full of takeaways and hope. 💛
00:00 – Intro & sponsor01:04 – Meet Dr. Kuon: Long COVID, CFS & fibromyalgia04:11 – Microclots, brain rewiring & dysautonomia07:46 – The 4 fatigue buckets: updated understanding10:06 – Cell danger response & the stuck nervous system14:40 – Riboflavin: the overlooked vitamin for mitochondria19:41 – Iron, ferritin, and why levels matter more than you think23:44 – Digging deeper into nutrient absorption issues27:00 – Kreb cycle breakdown: how energy is made30:08 – Iron infusions, glutathione, and absorption challenges35:15 – UCSF research: viral persistence & new drug trials38:10 – Long COVID & the HIV research legacy41:37 – Mindfulness saved my medical career44:09 – Vagal nerve tools: gadgets, breath, and acupuncture45:17 – Final thoughts: There is hope
📚 Mentioned in this episode:
- The LONG COVID Solution: A holistic, integrative approach to post viral recovery.
- UCSF Optimal Clinic
- MBSR (Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction)
- GammaCore & vagus nerve stimulation tools
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👇 Links:
Dr. Kuon's website:
Dr. Kuon's book The LONG COVID Solution: A holistic, integrative approach to post viral recovery.
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In this episode of The One Thing Podcast, Dr. Adam Rinde and Dr. Paul Anderson discuss a powerful concept shaping chronic illness care: the Cell Danger Response (CDR).
If you or someone you know is dealing with persistent fatigue, inflammation, long COVID, or autoimmune challenges, this discussion offers deep insights into what may be happening at the cellular level—and why traditional approaches often fall short.
Dr. Anderson explains the phases of the CDR, how it affects mitochondrial function, and why some patients feel worse when they start treatment. They also explore supportive therapies, the importance of gentle intervention, and how to approach healing sustainably and individually.
Key topics:
- What is the Cell Danger Response?
- How CDR connects to chronic illness, PTSD, and autism
- Common treatment pitfalls and how to avoid them
- When to support vs. when to detox
- The future of mitochondrial medicine and personalized healing
Whether you're a practitioner or navigating your own health journey, this episode provides clarity, compassion, and actionable takeaways.
🎙️ Hosted by Dr. Adam Rinde
🧠 Guest: Dr. Paul Anderson
Connect & Learn More
📚 Dr. Anderson’s work: https://www.consultdranderson.com/about/
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In this episode of The One Thing Podcast, host Adam Rinde interviews neurologist Dr. Sui Wong to discuss a revolutionary approach to migraine management. Migraines are often treated reactively, but what if we could build resilience against them from the ground up? Dr. Wong shares insights into how lifestyle interventions, brain resilience, and nervous system regulation can play a crucial role in reducing migraine attacks.
They also dive into:
🧠 The science behind migraines and why they’re more than just headaches
💡 How stress and lifestyle factors influence migraine frequency
🌙 The importance of sleep, nutrition, and physical activity in brain health
🔥 Dr. Wong’s unique "boiling pot" analogy for managing migraine triggers
📚 Her latest books on brain health, mindfulness, and metabolic health
If you or someone you know struggles with migraines, this episode is packed with actionable strategies and cutting-edge research. Don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell for more insightful conversations!
🔗 Links & Resources:
📖 Dr. Sui Wong’s Books: drsuiwongmd.com
📩 Sign up for Dr. Wong’s Thursday Tips Newsletter:
🌐 Visual Snow Initiative: [Link]
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⏳ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 – Introduction & Sponsor Message
01:03 – Why migraines need a new approach
03:30 – Dr. Sui Wong’s journey in neurology & lifestyle medicine
11:00 – Quality of life and chronic conditions
18:00 – What we now understand about migraines
25:00 – The role of sleep, nutrition, and physical activity in brain health
33:00 – How stress & the autonomic nervous system impact migraines
40:00 – Strengthening resilience & preventing migraine attacks
46:00 – Dr. Wong’s books and resources
50:00 – Supporting Visual Snow Research
💬 What was your biggest takeaway from this episode? Drop a comment below!
MigraineRelief #BrainHealth #DrSuiWong #TheOneThingPodcast #HolisticHealth #Neurology
Parkinson's and gut health: The connection you need to understand! Uncover practical steps you can take today to support a healthier gut environment and improve overall well-being for both patient and caregiver
In this episode of The One Thing Podcast, Dr. Adam Rinde dives deep into the fascinating world of the microbiome with Martha Carlin, a citizen scientist, entrepreneur, and microbiome expert. After her husband's Parkinson’s diagnosis, Martha took a radical approach—teaching herself chemistry, microbiology, and systems biology to uncover the connection between gut health and neurological conditions. Martha is the founder of The Biocollective and BiotiQuest @biotiquest4511 , and her research has led to groundbreaking discoveries in gut health, probiotics, and disease prevention. In this episode, she shares insights on how the microbiome impacts brain health, digestion, and overall well-being, including how gut bacteria might be a key player in Parkinson’s disease. 🔬
Key Topics Covered:
✅ Martha’s journey from business consultant to microbiome researcher
✅ The link between gut health and Parkinson’s disease ✅ The role of probiotics, prebiotics, postbiotics, and phages
✅ How gut bacteria influence dopamine levels and brain function
✅ The surprising impact of oral health and gut permeability
✅ How a simple dietary hack helped her husband sleep better
✅ The latest in probiotic research & the future of gut health
📌 TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Intro to The One Thing Podcast 🎙️
01:30 - Meet Martha Carlin & her journey into microbiome research
06:45 - Discovering the gut-brain connection & Parkinson’s
12:20 - The microbiome’s role in digestion & disease 18:10 - How probiotics can reshape gut health 🦠
25:40 - The link between oral health & neurodegenerative disease
31:15 - Phages, prebiotics, and postbiotics – what’s the difference?
38:50 - How diet and gut bacteria affect dopamine production
45:30 - Martha’s top microbiome tips for health & longevity
51:20 - Where to find Martha’s research, blogs, and probiotic products
🚀 Resources & Links:
🔗 Learn more about Martha’s work: [The Biocollective] (https://www.thebiocollective.com/) Biotiquest
🔗 Follow her blog on gut health & Parkinson’s: Martha’s Quest
🔗 Check out probiotic products mentioned in the episode: Sugar Shift
🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe! #Microbiome #GutHealth #Parkinsons #Probiotics #HealthPodcast #BrainHealth
Episode summary and time stamps
I. Introduction (0:00-1:31)
- Host Intro: Introduces Gillian Ehrlich, DNP, ARNP,(Neuroveda Health), highlighting expertise in complex chronic illness, blending #Ayurveda, conventional nursing, #functionalmedicine, and #integrativemedicine. Mentions therapies: #ketamine, #plasmapheresis, #IVtherapies, and conditions treated (e.g., #fibromyalgia, #chronicfatigue, #POTS, #longCOVID).
II. Early Influences (1:31-10:38)
- Childhood: Grew up in polluted Cleveland, OH, noticing tired adults; standard American diet.
- Jane Esselstyn: Health teacher (daughter of Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn) inspired her with her focus on outdoor education and veganism.
- Hypermobility: Personal experience with #hypermobility, #EhlersDanlosSyndrome, #POTS, and #mastcellactivation led to finding exercise that worked (rowing).
- Exploration: Interested in health, but questioned the traditional medical model; explored outdoor leadership, farming, sailing.
- Ayurveda: Introduced to #Ayurveda by a friend, attended classes with Dr. Vasant Lad, then studied at the Ayurvedic Institute (2000-2001).
III. Integrating Ayurveda with Western Medicine (10:38-13:48)
- Desire for Change: Aimed to bring #Ayurveda insights into conventional medicine; mentored by Keisha Ewers, Dr. Eileen Ruhoy, and Arti Chandra.
- Challenges: Faced limitations in using #Ayurveda in primary care systems (Swedish, Harborview), due to visit length restrictions.
- Neuroveda Health: Created own practice to practice freely, offering customized treatments and practical support.
IV. Patient Experiences and Philosophy (13:48-18:11)
- Individuality: Believes people thrive when being themselves, not "average;" Sees beauty in human diversity.
- Teacher Role: Sees herself as a teacher, helping patients understand needs; emphasizes relaxation for healing (using humor for comfort).
- Patient Focus: Patients should leave feeling empowered and with the tools to improve their health.
V. Neuroveda Health & Integrative Approach (18:11-32:04)
- Spectrum of Health: Sees complex disease and #longevity as a spectrum of #oxidativeStress, sharing similar approaches.
- Pancha Karma: Introduced #PanchaKarma (Ayurvedic detoxification), with key components: oilation, treatments, and elimination.
- Executive Longevity Program (ELP): Modeled on #PanchaKarma, offers 3-21 day programs. Includes #Ayurvedic bodywork, #plasmapheresis, #IVIG, #stemcells, #prolotherapy, ozone, #NAD, mitochondrial #IVs, #ketamine therapy. Designed for significant shifts and then a return to primary providers.
- Diagnostics/Therapies: Offers autonomic testing, EDS evaluation, skin biopsies, craniocervical instability testing, and other advanced therapies.
- Frustrations: Noted that patients find #Ayurveda after exhausting all other options. Emphasized the need for neuroplasticity.
VI. Ayurvedic Principles in Practice (32:04-37:53)
- Core Philosophy: #Ayurvedic medicine is core, integrating therapies within this framework.
- Plasmapheresis/Raktamokshana: Links #plasmapheresis to #Ayurvedic practice of "Raktamokshana" (blood removal) part of #PanchaKarma.
- Personalization: Treatment is based on disease patterns and #doshas.
- Case Example: CRPS patient case of using gentle massage because of high #Vata; Digestion was a consideration in her case.
- Unique Approach: #Neuroveda has a unifying philosophy rooted in #Ayurveda, while other clinics may just combine modalities.
VII. Closing Thoughts (37:53-39:35)
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Is Long COVID wreaking havoc on your nervous system? In episode 110 of The One Thing Podcast, Dr. Adam Rinde interviews Dr. Robert Groysman, an anesthesiologist (MD), and pioneer in treating dysautonomia (autonomic nervous system dysfunction) and post-viral illness. Discover groundbreaking therapies, including: Vagal Nerve Stimulation (VNS): Learn how affordable, transcutaneous VNS can help regulate inflammation and calm your nervous system , Stellate Ganglion Blocks: Understand how this procedure, initially used for PTSD, is now offering relief from Long COVID symptoms., The EAT Procedure: Discover a novel Japanese therapy (epipharyngeal abrasive therapy) targeting the root causes of inflammation, even stubborn conditions like tinnitus and Eustachian tube dysfunction.Dr. Groysman shares his unique approach to treating Long COVID, focusing on four primary causes: dysautonomia, mitochondrial dysfunction, gut dysbiosis, and mast cell activation (histamine issues). He also discusses the importance of the vagus nerve in inflammation management and why standard treatments for POTS might not be enough to address the full scope of dysautonomia.If you're struggling with Long COVID, chronic fatigue, brain fog, or other post-viral symptoms, this episode is a must-watch!*
0:00 - Intro: Long COVID, Dysautonomia, and the Autonomic Nervous System
1:07 - Introducing Dr. Robert Groysman and His Journey
3:24 - Dr. Groysman's Medical Background and Interest in Long COVID
5:03 - Stellate Ganglion Blocks for PTSD and Connection to Long COVID
7:20 - How Dysautonomia Drives Long COVID Inflammation
9:19 - The Four Primary Causes of Long COVID11:18 - Inflammatory Mediators and Brain Fog
12:25 - Defining Dysautonomia and the Role of the Vagus Nerve
14:28 - The Vagus Nerve and Its Anti-Inflammatory Pathway
16:43 - Vagal Nerve Stimulation as a Treatment for Inflammation
17:55 - Transcutaneous Vagal Nerve Stimulation (tVNS) Devices
19:16 - Accessing the Vagus Nerve Through the Ear
21:55 - How VNS Works in the Brainstem
23:40 - Vagal Nerve Dysfunction in Long COVID
24:29 - Anesthesiology Background and VNS Therapy
26:30 - Research Supporting Vagal Nerve Stimulation
27:25 - Ear vs. Cervical Vagus Nerve Stimulation
29:30 - Choosing the TENS 7000 for tVNS
31:28 - Real-World Patient Response to tVNS
32:45 - Measuring Dysautonomia: Heart Rate Variability and Resting Heart Rate
34:15 - Orthostatic Readings and POTS
35:38 - Pre-Selecting Patients for Vagal Nerve Stimulation
36:50 - VNS as part of an Integrative Treatment Program
38:35 - Dr. Groysman's Four-Pillar Approach to Long COVID
41:10 - Long COVID Centers and Lack of Root Cause Treatments
42:48 - Introducing the EAT Procedure (Epipharyngeal Abrasive Therapy)
45:18 - How the EAT Procedure Cleans Inflamed Nasal Tissue
47:00 - Diagnosing the Need for the EAT Procedure
47:55 - EAT Procedure Success Stories: Voice Changes
49:10 - The Connection Between Vocal Cord Problems and the Vagus Nerve
50:15 - LPR (Laryngopharyngeal Reflux) and Potential Connection to Vagus Nerve
51:19 - Dr. Groysman's Practice, Telehealth and Treatment Approach
53:03 - Unique Combination of EAT and Stellate Ganglion Blocks
53:37 - Final Thoughts on Vagal Nerve Stimulation & Education
55:01 - Outro and Podcast Info
Links:Show notes: https://onethingpod.com/110-vagal-stim Dr. Groysman's facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/longcovidsgbDr. Groysman's clinic https://covidinstitute.org/about-dr-groysman/#LongCOVID #Dysautonomia #VagalNerveStimulation #VNS #StellateGanglionBlock #EATProcedure #PostViralSyndrome #ChronicFatigue #BrainFog #Inflammation #TENS7000 #AutonomicNervousSystem #RobertGryan #DrAdamRindy #FunctionalMedicine #RootCauseTreatment
In this Episode I welcome on Sami Inkinen CEO of Virta Health to discuss Virta Health's approach to Type 2 Diabetes reversal'
Virta Health utilizes a continuous remote care intervention (CCI) that incorporates individualized carbohydrate restriction, health coaching, and telemedicine to manage and reverse Type 2 Diabetes
We cover topics such as:
Impact of individualized carbohydrate restriction:
The role of the patient-provider relationship:
Addressing quality of food
The Virta change model:
GLP-1 Receptor agonists as a bridge:
Sustainable solutions require addressing nutrition:
Research Findings of Virta's approach.
Long-Term Effects of CCI: A 2-year non-randomized clinical trial published in Frontiers in Endocrinology showed significant and sustained improvements in multiple clinical markers of diabetes and cardiometabolic health in the CCI group compared to the UC (usual care) group . These included reductions in HbA1c, fasting glucose and insulin, weight, blood pressure, triglycerides, and liver alanine transaminase . The CCI group also saw higher rates of diabetes reversal and remission .
GLP-1 Deprescription: A recent study published in Diabetes Therapy explored the impact of discontinuing GLP-1 agonists in patients who had successfully integrated Carb-Restriction Nutrient Therapy (CRNT) supported by Virta's telemedicine model . The study found that patients did not experience weight regain after stopping GLP-1 medications, and while HbA1c levels increased slightly, they generally remained below the diagnostic threshold for diabetes
- About Sami:
Join NowSami InkinenFounder, Chief Executive Officer
Sami Inkinen is the Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Virta Health, the leader in diabetes reversal and sustainable weight loss. With a combination of proven nutrition, expert support, and advanced technology, Virta empowers members with the tools and knowledge to sustain changes for a longer, healthier life.
A data-driven technology entrepreneur, Sami's personal experience with diabetes and passion to advance global health was the motivation behind Virta. Working with over 500 large employers, health plans, and government organizations across the country, Virta has helped over 100,000 members reverse their diabetes and obesity.
Previously, Sami was co-founder of leading online real estate marketplace Trulia, serving as its COO, president, and board member until its IPO and eventual sale to Zillow Group, and held roles at Microsoft and McKinsey & Company. He also founded Fat Chance Row to raise awareness of the dangers of sugar and its connection to diabetes, rowing from California to Hawaii — 2,750 miles — with his wife, completely unsupported.
He holds a MS in engineering physics from the Helsinki University of Technology and a MBA from Stanford University, and is also a triathlon age group world champion and 8 hour 24 minute Ironman finisher, having completed seven Hawaii Ironmans. He lives in Colorado with his wife and two daughters, enjoying the outdoors and the delight of their small barn of egg-laying chickens.
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In this episode of The One Thing Podcast, hosted by Dr. Adam Rinde, the focus is on integrative and naturopathic medicine, specifically addressing complex chronic illnesses and cancer care. Dr. Rinde introduces the guest, Dr. Paul Anderson, a leading voice in the field with over 30 years of clinical experience. The episode aims to explore the topic of coagulopathy in chronic disease, discussing its mechanisms, implications, and potential treatments.
Guest Highlights•Dr. Paul Anderson:oLeading voice in integrative and naturopathic medicine.oSpecializes in complex chronic illness and cancer care.oOver 30 years of clinical experience.oLed the interventional arm of a US NIH-funded human research trial on IV and integrative therapies for cancer patients.oFounder of Advanced Medical Therapies in Seattle, Washington.oCollaborates with clinics and hospitals worldwide.oAcademic contributions include serving as a professor of pharmacology and clinical medicine and as the chief of IV Services for Baer's Oncology Research Center.oPublished works include "Outside the Box Cancer Therapies" and "Cancer, the Journey for Diagnosis to Empowerment."oNotable work on intravenous nutrient therapy featured in a scientific reference textbook.Main Topics Covered1.Mechanisms of Coagulation:oDiscussion on the intrinsic and extrinsic pathways of coagulation.oRole of immune chemicals in triggering clotting.oImpact of chronic illnesses and infections like COVID-19 on coagulation.2.Coagulopathy in Chronic Disease:oExcessive coagulation in chronic disease states.oSpecific conditions discussed include COVID-19, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and POTS (postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome).oHow coagulopathies may hinder patient recovery and the importance of assessing and addressing these issues.3.Genetic and Environmental Factors:oInfluence of genetics on susceptibility to hypercoagulability.oRole of diet, hydration, and lifestyle in managing coagulation issues.oImportance of testing and early detection for prevention and treatment.4.Treatment Approaches:oUse of supplements like vitamin E, omega oils, and fibrinolytic enzymes (e.g., nattokinase, lumbrokinase).oPotential use of baby aspirin for managing clotting issues.oImportance of a stepwise approach to treatment, starting with lifestyle modifications and progressing to more intensive interventions if necessary.5.Biofilm and Chronic Infections:oConnection between biofilm formation and chronic infections.oHow pathogens use fibrin to form protective biofilms, complicating treatment.oStrategies for breaking down biofilms to improve patient outcomes.6.Hope and Recovery:oEmphasis on the possibility of recovery from chronic illnesses and coagulopathies.oImportance of finding a supportive healthcare team and utilizing available resources for treatment and management
Related Links1.Dr. Paul Anderson's Books:o"Outside the Box Cancer Therapies" by Dr. Paul Anderson and Dr. Mark Stenglero"Cancer, the Journey from Diagnosis to Empowerment" by Dr. Paul Anderson2.Research on Coagulation and COVID-19:oStudies on interleukin-6 and its role in COVID-19oResearch on microclots in COVID-19 patients3.Supplements Mentioned:oNattokinaseoLumbrokinaseoBaby aspirinoVitamin EoOmega oils4.Organizations and Labs:oFry Laboratories (historical reference)5.Conditions Discussed:oCOVID-19 and Long COVID
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•Social Media Handles:oTwitter: @DrAConsultoLinkedIn: Dr. Paul Anderson•Website: ConsultDrAnderson.com
The Toxins We Ignore: Insights from Dr. Pizzorno on Naturopathic Medicine, Detoxification, and Environmental Contaminants .In this episode of the One Thing Podcast, we have the honor of speaking with Dr. Joseph Pizzorno, a pioneering naturopathic physician, educator, researcher, and author. Dr. Pizzorno' s profound influence on the field of naturopathic and functional medicine is well-recognized as he delves into his journey from founding Bastyr University to his current ventures. The conversation covers his initial inspiration, essential life lessons, and invaluable insights into the impact of environmental contaminants on health. Dr. Pizzorno sheds light on the significance of detoxification and the role of natural medicine in promoting overall well-being. He also discusses the importance of clean nutrition, the unseen hazards of arsenic, and practical steps to reduce toxic exposures. Whether you are a healthcare professional or someone invested in your health, this episode is packed with actionable insights and valuable knowledge.#detoxification #naturopathicmedicine , #DrPizzorno, #FunctionalMedicine, #ArsenicToxicity, #EnvironmentalHealth, #HealthTips, #CleanEating, #ToxinFreeTopics discussed: Introduction and Personal Connection Current Ventures and Focus on Health Environmental Medicine and Chronic Diseases Corporate Wellness and Nutritional Deficiencies Functional Medicine and Foundational Concepts Deep Dive into Arsenic Toxicity Filtering Contaminated WaterTesting and Labs for Water SafetyAvoidance and Detox StrategiesThe Toxin Solution ProgramPersistent vs. Non-Persistent Toxins Detoxifying the BodyKidney Health and DetoxificationThe Role of Glutathione Advice for Different Life Stages The Importance of Real Food Final Thoughts and ReflectionAbout Dr. Pizzorno:Dr. Joseph Pizzorno, ND is a transformational leader in medicine. Through half a century of work, hehas helped establish and advance the academic, scientific, and clinical foundation of natural, functional, integrative, and environmental medicine. As founding president of Bastyr University in 1978, he coined the term “science-based natural medicine” and led Bastyr to become the first ever accredited institution in the field. He has set worldwide standards of practice by authoring or co-authoring 6 textbooks for doctors, including the Textbook of Natural Medicine (over 100,000 copies in 4 languages across 5 editions) and Clinical Environmental Medicine. He is Editor-in-Chief of PubMed-indexed IMCJ—the most widely read, peer-reviewed journal in the field (25,000 copies each issue). He is a founding member of the Board of Directors of the Institute for Functional Medicine, where he served 3 terms as Chair. A licensed naturopathic physician, educator, researcher, and expert spokesman, he is also author or co-author of 8 consumer books (most recent, Healthy Bones, Healthy You! with wife Lara).show notes at https://adamrinde.substack.com/p/the-health-impact-of-arsenic
In this episode of the One Thing podcast, Dr. Peterdiscusses the profound impact of her father's experiences as a Holocaust survivor on her life and career as a trauma psychologist.
The conversation delves into the effects of generational trauma, the physiological and psychological responses to significant traumatic events, and the steps taken to aid survivors of the recent October 7th attacks in Israel. Dr. Peter highlights her work with the Israel Healing Initiative, emphasizing the importance of neurostimulation in trauma treatment and her ongoing efforts to provide support across affected communities, including Jewish, Palestinian, Bedouin, and Druze populations. The discussion includes poignant survivor stories and touches upon the broader implications of trauma within a global context. The conversation highlights, stories of heroism during October 7, the importance of social support, the difference between real trauma and perceived trauma, and the need for practical solutions to promote post-traumatic growth. The episode provides invaluable knowledge on trauma response, the use of vagal nerve stimulation, neurostimulation, and ways to support continued efforts in mitigating trauma's impact on both Israeli and Palestinian communities.
Here are some of the topics we cover:
- Father's Journey and Influence
- 9/11 and Global Reactions
- Understanding Trauma and PTSD
- October 7th Events and Initial Reactions
- Personal Stories of Survival
- Neurostimulation and Trauma Treatment
- Scaling Up Nonprofit Efforts
- Treating Trauma with Vagus Nerve Stimulators
- Personal Stories of Trauma and Healing
- Understanding the Physical Impact of Trauma
- The Role of Neurostimulation in Post-TraumaticGrowth
- Supporting the Israel Healing Initiative
About Dr. Peter:
As the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, Dr. Peter has devoted her three-decade career to providing specialized treatment to survivors worldwide. Her experience spans diverse communities, including Iranian refugees, residents of the Qalandia refugee camp, and individuals from Arab, Druze, and Jewish Israeli backgrounds in the aftermath of the war. She has also provided support to witnesses of the 9/11 attacks.
Previously holding the role of associate professor of psychology at Mount St. Mary’s University in Los Angeles, Dr. Peter oversaw the Psychology Graduate Programs and served as acting Chair of the Psychology Department.
Dr. Peter’s academic journey culminated in a Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley, followed by three postdoctoral fellowships in clinical psychology, social psychology, and neuropsychology. Her dedication led to diplomate status in Clinical Psychology from the American Board of Psychological Specialties. Her expertise is deepened by her studies with pioneers in the field of Interpersonal Neurobiology, such as UCLA professors Allan Schore and Dan Siegel. This expertise allows her to effectively apply these principles in helping traumatized individuals regulate their emotions.
Her certification in Homeland Security by the American Board of Psychological Specialties speaks to her expertise in trauma-related research and treatment. Her consultancy with the RAND Corporation on terrorism research demonstrates her commitment to understanding and addressing the psychological impact of traumatic events.
Dr. Peter is the Vice President of Free Hearts Free Minds, an organization that provides trauma counseling and support to free-thinking ex-Muslims who have faced or are at risk of persecution from their families or communities.
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In episode 105 of the One Thing Podcast, Dr. Adam Rindeinterviews Dr. Sandra Paulsen, a renowned psychologist and author, about her professional journey and expertise in psychotherapy, focusing on her work with autism and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). Dr. Paulsen discusses her own experiences with autism, her approach to treating trauma in autistic patients, and the need for gentle, tailored interventions due to theirsensitive nervous systems. She also touches on the complexities and gifts of autism, the importance of recognizing emotional and physical sensations intherapy, and her use of visual aids and cartoons. Throughout the episode, Dr.Paulsen addresses controversial topics in the autism field, talks about hernewest book, 'The Beauty and Burden of Autism,' and shares insights on the unterconnectedness of autism with other conditions like anxiety, PTSD, and OCD.Dr. Rinde and Dr. Paulsen reflect on the challenges and future prospects for those on the autism spectrum, emphasizing the importance of support andtailored therapeutic approaches.
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Time stamps:
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest
04:31 Dr. Sandra Paulson's Professional Journey
07:36 Discovering and Embracing Autism
09:42 The Beauty and Burden of Autism
17:27 Controversies and Misconceptions in Autism
31:35 Exploring Autism in Women
32:09 Challenges in Relationships
34:20 Masking and Camouflage
37:44 Spoon Theory and Terminology
39:36 Overlap of Conditions
42:31 Managing Sensory Overload
44:03 Therapeutic Approaches
46:45 Understanding Alexithymia
51:56 Diet and Environmental Factors
53:51 Future Hopes and Insights
01:00:09 Conclusion and Resources
About our Guest
Sandra Paulsen, Ph.D., is an international instructor, author and illustrator of principles and procedures for using EMDR with complex trauma including structural and somatic dissociation and trauma held in implicit memory. Her books include coediting The Neurobiology and Treatment of Traumatic Dissociation: Toward an Embodied Self. She wrote and illustrated Looking Through the Eyes of Trauma: An Illustrated Guide for EMDR Therapists and Clients; and When There Are No Words: EMDR for Very Early Trauma in Implicit Memory, and coauthored We’re Listening Body: Integrating EMDR, Somatic and Ego State Therapies.
2024 publications will include: The Beauty and Burden of Autism: An Illustrated Guide and Workbook, and Indigenous Trauma and Dissociation: Healers, Psychotherapies and the Drum, with Shelley Spear Chief. She also coauthored and illustrated a children's book that is also useful for dissociative adults called All the Colors of Me: My First Book on Dissociation. Sandra is a Fellow of the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation.
In today’s episode, we have the honor of hosting a truly remarkable guest, Dr. Amanda Lynn Hoffman. As the first Naturopathic physician with Marfan syndrome to specialize in this field, Dr. Amanda Lynn offers invaluable insights for both individuals living with Marfan's Syndrome and their caregivers. Her groundbreaking work in Naturopathic medicine and her personal journey with Marfan’s make her an extraordinary source of wisdom and inspiration.
In this episode, we dive deep into the world of Marfan's Syndrome, exploring key questions such as:
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The Life of a Person Living with Marfan Syndrome - Discover what daily life looks like for those affected by this condition.
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Biological Drivers of Marfan's - Understand the genetic and biological underpinnings of the syndrome.
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General Symptoms and Findings - Learn about the common signs and symptoms that characterize Marfan’s.
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Cardiovascular Sequelae of Marfan's - Explore the cardiovascular complications associated with the disorder.
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Surgical Interventions - Gain insights into how surgery is performed and its role in managing Marfan’s.
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The Journey of a Marfan's Patient - Follow the emotional and physical journey of patients living with Marfan’s.
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Natural Approaches to Supporting Marfan's Patients - Discover holistic and naturopathic methods to support those with Marfan’s.
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Addressing TGF-Beta Dysregulation - Examine how this critical pathway is implicated in Marfan’s and ways to address it.
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Quality of Life Issues - Identify the unique challenges faced by Marfan’s patients and strategies for improving their quality of life.
This episode holds special significance as it was recorded just before Dr. Amanda Lynn underwent her David-5 heart surgery. We discuss her thoughts and experiences leading up to this major procedure, and I'm thrilled to share that she is now on the road to recovery..
About Dr. Amanda Lynn Hoffman
Licensed for 13 years as a massage therapist and herbalist Dr. Amanda Lynn has a unique view of the body. She brings in the physical, emotional with the physiological. Dr. Hoffman has expanded her studies across the United States; focusing on Clinical Sports Medicine and Master’s work in Expressive Arts Therapy in Cambridge, MA., Spa treatments in Lake Tahoe, Energy-Spiritual work in Hawaii, and Herbal apprenticeships in Eugene, OR. before ever signing up for Med school. Dr. Amanda’s treatments are mind, body and spiritually holistic.
As a Family Medicine Physician her work has gone to a new level of finding the cause and correcting the body’s blocks to allow and support the body’s ability to heal itself. Special training and education has taken her interests in the endocrine system specifically, thyroid, adrenals and hormones to become one of her expertise areas.
Marfan’s syndrome and “loose connective tissue/joints” is her original focus being published for her Naturopathic focus on increasing the integrity of the musculoskeletal and cardiovascular/pulmonary systems.
Born and raised in rural Oregon, Dr. Amanda Lynn cares about the wellness of her community and is excited to bring Naturopathic medicine to a larger stage.
Dr. Amanda Lynn’s thesis was on the Naturopathic treatments for connective tissue health and integrity from the musculoskeletal system to the cardiovascular system, specifically the heart. As a patient herself with a rare genetic disorder Dr. Amanda Lynn is the first Naturopath with Marfan’s syndrome to focus on healing pain and strengthening the cardiovascular/muscular system.
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Episode 103: Conscious Eldering with Ron Pevny
These days, getting older seems to be more like a war rather than a rite of passage. "Take this pill or this potion to reverse aging and stay young," they say. But is that really how we should view aging? We question this and more in this episode, where I welcome Ron Pevny, the director of the Center for Conscious Eldering and author of Conscious Living, Conscious Aging: Capturing The Gifts of Elderhood.
In our conversation, we discuss the following:
- What is 'conscious eldering,' an approach to aging with purpose, passion, and well-being, and how it contrasts with societal norms that often lack an empowering vision for aging.
- Ron shares his journey, starting in 1979 with a calling to help people during life transitions, evolving into leading rites of passage and founding the Center for Conscious Eldering in 2010.
- The concept emphasizes intentionality, personal growth, and community, offering retreats and workshops to prepare people for a fulfilled elderhood.
- Ron highlights the loss of meaningful roles for elders in industrialized societies and the importance of life review to let go of past baggage.
- Ron underscores the significance of having purpose in maintaining physical and mental health as one ages.
This was a heartwarming conversation and made me think deeply about my own desires for later life and those for my loved ones.
About Ron Pevny
🌟 Ron Pevny has dedicated 45 years to assisting people in navigating life transitions, emphasizing purpose and passion in their journey.
📚 As a published author and founding director of the Center for Conscious Eldering, Ron has been instrumental in supporting individuals in creating meaningful elder years.
🌎 For two decades, Ron has conducted workshops and retreats across North America, fostering purpose, growth, and commitment to service in the later stages of life.
🌿 Ron's work focuses on helping individuals bring purpose, growth, and a commitment to service to their elder years, encouraging a fulfilling and impactful life stage.
🔮 Ron is a Certified Sage-ing® Leader, further validating his expertise in guiding individuals towards a purposeful and passionate elderhood.
🎙️ Ron's role as a host for Transforming Aging Summits and Turning Points interview series showcases his commitment to promoting positive aging and inspiring others to embrace this stage of life.
💻 To learn more about Ron Pevny's work and the Center for Conscious Eldering, visit centerforconsciouseldering.com.
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Welcome episode to 102! featuring Geoff Lecovin, a naturopathic doctor, chiropractor, acupuncturist, and expert in breathwork.
Dr. Lecovin provides an in-depth explanation of breathwork, its history, physiological effects, and benefits. He discusses how breathwork can induce altered states of consciousness and access the body's innate healing abilities by manipulating chemicals like anandamide, dopamine, and serotonin.
Dr. Lecovin explains the science behind breathwork, including how overbreathing and breath holds increase carbon dioxide levels, triggering hormetic effects and stem cell release. He describes the concept of transient hypofrontality, where breathwork decreases blood flow to the brain's default mode network, quieting the ego.
The episode covers contraindications and precautions for breathwork, as well as the importance of working with a guide. Lecovin outlines a typical breathwork session, incorporating various breathing patterns, music, meditation, and integration practices. He emphasizes breathworks' potential for emotional healing, neuroplasticity, manifestation, and tapping into one's "inner healer."
Dr. Lecovin shares how he incorporates breathwork into his clinical practice and offers a simple 4-7-8 breathing exercise for listeners to try at home.
Overall, the episode provides a comprehensive overview of breathwork's theory, practice, and therapeutic applications.
About Dr. Lecovin:
Dr. Lecovin is a Kirkland, Washington based chiropractor, naturopathic physician and acupuncturist. He graduated from the Los Angeles College of Chiropractic in 1990 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Doctor of Chiropractic, earned a Masters in Nutrition from the University of Bridgeport in 1992, and then went on to complete the Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine and Masters in Acupuncture programs at Bastyr University in 1994. Dr. Lecovin completed another Masters in Exercise Science from California University of Pennsylvania in 2015. He holds additional certifications in exercise and nutrition from the National Strength and Conditioning Association (CSCS), International Society of Sports Nutrition (CISSN), Institute of Performance Nutrition (ISSN Diploma and Performance Nutrition Diploma), International Olympic Committee (Sports Nutrition Diploma), Precision Nutrition (Nutrition Coach) and National Academy of Sports Medicine (CPT CES PES Nutrition Coach), where he is also a Master instructor.
Dr. Lecovin specializes in treating musculoskeletal pain and sports injuries by integrating trigger point acupuncture/dry needling, soft tissue release, joint manipulation, corrective exercise and nutrition. In addition, he combines exercise and nutrition for weight loss, weight gain, performance enhancement and wellness.
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Pediatric Acute Onset Neuropsychiatric Disorder Associated with Streptococcus Infection and Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome is a troubling condition that involves sudden onset of OCD, anxiety, tics, sometimes aggression, sometimes ADHD, sometimes depression, sometimes dysgraphia.. that abruptly happens almost overnight. In some cases like PANDAS it follows a streptococcus infection in other cases like PANS it may follow a virus, vector-borne-illness, or mycotoxin exposure. In this episode a legend in functional medicine Nancy O'hara, MD joins us as she is an expert in this topic and author of Demystifying PANS/PANDAS: A Functional Medicine Desktop Reference on Basal Ganglia Encephalitis,
In this episode we cover:
- Dr. O'Hara's approach and Philosophy work.
- The life and tribulations of a family with a medicallychallenged child.
- 3-pronged approach (Treat symptoms, treat inflammation, treat-infection)
- Making a diagnosis. The challenges of testingand the importance of the clinical diagnosis.
- How Sars-Cov-2 spike protein has impacted PANS/PANDAS due to its impact on latent viruses and vector borne illness.
- Dr. O'hara's membership and mentorship programs.
See detailed show notes at https://www.onethingpod.com/panspandasohara
About Dr. O'Hara
Dr. Nancy O’Hara is a board certified Pediatrician. Prior to her medical career, Dr. O’Hara taught children with autism. She graduated with highest honors from Bryn Mawr College and as a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. She earned a Master’s degree in Public Health from the University of Pittsburgh. After residency, chief residency and general pediatric fellowship at the University of Pittsburgh, Dr. O’ Hara entered general private practice in 1993, and in 1998 began her consultative, integrative practice solely for children with special needs. Since 1999 she has dedicated her functional medicine practice to the integrative and holistic care of children with chronic illness and neurodevelopmental disorders such as ADHD, PANDAS/PANS, OCD, Lyme and ASD. She is also a leader in the training of clinicians, both in the United States and abroad. Dr. O’Hara has written a comprehensive guidebook, “Demystifying PANS / PANDAS: A Functional Medicine Desktop Reference on Basal Ganglia Encephalitis”, which is available on Amazon in e-book or soft-cover formats. For more information on her membership and mentoring program, please visit www.drohara.com. Additionally, Dr. O’Hara’s research on Folate Receptor Auto Antibodies and PANS/PANDAS was recently published. (https://doi.org/10.3390/jpm14020166)
Resources mentioned in the episode
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Spellers https://spellers.com/
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Medical Academy of Special Needs: About Us- MAPS
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Neurobiology of Everyday communication https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27284021/
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Toxicant Load in Liver disease https://www.ifm.org/news-insights/addressing-body-burden-discussion-lyn-patrick-nd-toxicants/
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Sidney M. Baker, MD
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Biome Restoration https://biomerestoration.com/
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Demystifing Pans and Pandas book by Dr. O’Hara https://www.amazon.com/Demystifying-PANS-PANDAS-Functional-Encephalitis/dp/1939794269?ref_=ast_author_dp
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Mentorship program by Dr. O’hara https://www.drohara.com/membership
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Episode 100 of the One Thing Podcast with Dr. Adam Rinde did not disappointFirst, some goodies to mention. To order the Jona test we talk about this episode... go to https://jona.health and enter ONETHING100 to receive $100 off the testIn this episode I welcome on the CEO of Jona, Leo Grady, PhD and the Director of Business Development and GTM strategy , Jaclyn Kawwas. We are discussing a revolutionary stool microbiome test called Jona that uses AI to analyze gut microbiome data and connect it to health outcomes:
Jona, developed an AI system to analyze microbiome data obtained through shotgun metagenomic sequencing.
The AI system is able to:1. Read and interpret existing research on the microbiome2. Match patterns in an individual's microbiome data to relevant studies.3. Generate personalized recommendations for dietary changes, lifestyle modifications, and supplements based on an individual's health goalsThe gut microbiome is highly individualized and influenced by various factors: We highlight how the gut microbiome is highly personalized, with limited overlap between individuals. Factors contributing to microbiome variability include:Diet: Processed foods, artificial sweeteners, emulsifiers, preservatives, fiber intakeLifestyle: Exercise, travel, pet ownershipMedications: Antibiotics, chemotherapy, opioidsInfections: Salmonella poisoning, C. difficile infection, long COVID, PANDAS/PANS
Some highlights to our discussion:
- We discuss hwo stool testing technology has evolved
- We discuss metabolomics and how it provides additional insight into gut health:
- We discuss how the field of microbiome research is rapidly evolving:
- We discuss personalized recommendations that Jona makes.
About our guests:Leo Grady, PhDLeo is internationally recognized for his work to deliver AI in healthcare for 20 years at pioneering bay area startups (HeartFlow), multinational medical companies (Siemens) and, most recently, as CEO of Paige.ai. As CEO of Paige, Leo led the company to become an industry leader, internationally launching groundbreaking products and receiving the first-ever FDA approval for an AI product in pathology. Leo authored two books on AI, over 100 peer-reviewed scientific papers and is an inventor on over 300 patents. Winner of the Edison Patent Award, he was inducted as Fellow in the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering. Leo earned a Ph.D. in Cognitive and Neural Systems from BU. Leo is CEO in Residence with Breyer Capital and the Founder and CEO of Jona.Jaclyn Kawwas, MBAJaclyn has dedicated her career to advancing medical and health technology, striving to combat the growing challenges of chronic illness. During her tenure at Medtronic, she contributed to the design and development of cutting-edge cardiovascular devices, including one that garnered FDA approval for hypertension treatment. Her solutions have earned her multiple patents in cardiovascular disease management.Currently serving as the Head of Business Development and GTM Strategy at Jona, a health tech AI company specializing in the gut microbiome, Jaclyn continues to sit at the intersection of technology and healthcare. Prior to her role at Jona, she held positions in business development and growth strategy at Viz.ai and Thirty Madison which focus on chronic conditions from both a provider and consumer lens.Jaclyn received her B.S.E. in biomedical engineering from the University of Michigan and an MBA in Healthcare Management from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. She remains committed to leveraging technology to make a positive impact on preventive health and patient care.
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The guest in this episode is Dr. Andrea McBeth, the CEO of Thaena , who talks about postbiotics and their role in addressing health imbalances. The podcast emphasizes the importance of consulting with a healthcare provider before making any changes to one's health routine. Dr. McBeth has dedicated this episode to Lesbians Who Tech https://lesbianswhotech.org/about/ and if we reach 300 plays in the first 30 days of launch a donation will be made in honor of Dr. McBeth to Lesbians Who tech. http://www.lesbianswhotech.orgIn this episode we discuss:- 💡 The concept of postbiotics, which are small molecules and metabolites produced by bacteria, is an emerging field of study in the microbiome space.- 💡 Thaena a postbiotic supplement developed by Dr. Andrea McBeth's company, takes a unique approach by using sterilized stool as a source to create a complex mixture of postbiotics.- 💡 Donor selection for postbiotic supplements is crucial, and Thaena has strict criteria in place to ensure the health and safety of their donors.- 💡 Postbiotics have shown potential in addressing various health imbalances, including gut health, brain health, and immune function.- 💡 Thaena is focused on gathering data and feedback from users to better understand the effects and potential applications of postbiotics.- 💡 Individualized approaches to healthcare are important, as the microbiome and its response to interventions can vary greatly between individuals.- 💡 The study of postbiotics and their impact on health is still in its early stages, but the potential for their use in supporting overall health and wellness is promising.Time stamps:00:00 Welcome to the One Thing Podcast00:43 Introducing Dr. Andrea Macbeth: A Deep Dive into Postbiotics01:09 The Revolutionary World of Thaena Biotic01:30 Exploring the Science and Impact of Postbiotics04:35 The Journey from Scientist to Naturopathic Doctor07:32 The Unique Approach of Thaena to Postbiotics12:42 Understanding the Microbiome and Postbiotics16:36 Personalizing Gut Health: Prebiotics, Probiotics, and Postbiotics28:35 Finding and Qualifying Donors for Thaena45:35 Final Thoughts and How to Access Thaena ProductsAbout Dr. McBethAndrea McBeth, ND, is a naturopathic doctor, entrepreneur and activist dedicated to building products that reduce suffering while also challenging healthcare systems to reimagine what it means to heal. The CEO and co-founder of Thaena®, Andrea views wellness through the lens of the microbiota, emphasizing the relationship between gut health and overall health.Thaena®, pronounced | thay-nah |, is a female-founded, Pacific Northwest-based company and the proud creators of ThaenaBiotic®, the world's first stool-derived postbiotic supplement. Our mission is simple: To use science, radical innovation, and the microbiome to help people feel better. We believe in using the innate wisdom of the human body to shift the paradigms of medicine by expanding access to microbiome supports and putting postbiotics on the map.Special Links Mentioned In the Episode https://thaena.com/Rinde--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onethingpod/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onethingpod/support
Much emphasis is being placed on the gut microbiome to look for therapeutic derivatives that provide health and medicinal benefit. And in addition, we have another natural source of compounds from human breast milk that provides a wide range of therapeutic and medicinal properties. Everybody knows about colostrum; however, this range of health constituents in breast milk goes much further. Properties of human breast milk have been linked to helping health conditions related to gut health, skin health, and musculoskeletal health. While researching a health solution for a patient of mine; I was introduced to Maya. Ashkenazi Otmazin, B.SC, M.E. and her company Maolac. Maya is an experienced entrepreneur in the field of R&D with a proven professional track record in the health and wellness industries and Israel’s Food Tech community. Maya has an M.E. and a B.Sc in Biomedical Engineering and Pharmaceutical Engineering. She was listed in the Forbes 30 under 30 Class of 2020 .Maya has an engineering background with a degree in pharmaceutical engineering and another one in biomedical engineering. Throughout her career, she has created new products for different industries and worked in a pharmaceutical company where she created products from concept through production and scale-up. She is the CEO and Co-founder of Maolac. Maolac is an Israeli food tech company that develops biofunctional proteins (BFPs) from animal and non-animal sources to make human milk proteins accessible to everyone. The company uses AI technology to identify proteins in bovine colostrum that are similar to those found in human milk. Maolac's first products, Maolactin for Gut Health and Maolactin for Anti-Inflammatory Activity, are bio-functional protein mixtures that are designed to have similar benefits to breast milk Here are some highlights from our discussion:🥛 Breast milk is a complex matrix that contains over 1,500 proteins, many of which are essential for human health. Maolac focuses on analyzing the proteomic composition of breast milk and developing biosimilar proteins for use in nutraceuticals. – 🧪 Maolac utilizes AI technology and the Maolactin AI platform to predict the best combination of proteins for specific indications. This allows for a more precise approach to developing nutraceuticals and ensures high bio-similarity to human proteins. – 🌱 Maolactin's products are derived from natural sources such as colostrum, algae, fungi, and yeast. They undergo rigorous testing in ex-vivo, in-vivo, and clinical trials to validate their efficacy and safety. – 🏋️♀️ Maolac's products have potential applications in various areas, including leaky gut, muscle recovery, and healthy aging. By targeting specific biological needs, they offer a more effective and natural approach to improving health. – 🧠 The use of AI technology in the development of nutraceuticals allows for faster and more efficient analysis of scientific data. This enables researchers to identify new bioactive molecules and bring innovative solutions to market more quickly. – 💡 Maolac's approach to developing nutraceuticals demonstrates the potential of integrating AI technology with natural sources to create effective and safe products. By focusing on the proteomic composition of breast milk and other natural substances, they are able to harness the power of nature to improve human health. – 🌍 Maolac's mission is to bring innovative biological molecules to the nutraceutical space. By leveraging AI technology, they aim to revolutionize the industry and provide tailored solutions for various populations, including those with specific health conditions and athletes.Social Links:https://www.Maolac.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/maya-ashkenazi-otmazgin/
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Nutritional therapy plays a significant role in managing inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), but it is often overlooked in traditional medical care.
Exclusive enteral nutrition is effective in inducing remission, while therapeutic diets like the IBD-Anti-Inflammatory Diet and the Specific Carbohydrate Diet have shown positive results.
Monitoring nutrient deficiencies and biometric measurements like grip strength are essential for optimal management of IBD.
To help develop a framework for this topic I welcomed on the Kim Beall, Pharm.D., who is the Cofounder and Managing Director of Nutritional Therapy for IBD, http://www.nutritionaltherapyforibd.org a non-profit dedicated to establishing evidence-based nutritional therapy as a foundational part of IBD care to improve the well-being and health outcomes of those living with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Kim and I met related to a mutual colleague the late Trina Seligman, ND who had a courageous life long battle with Crohns/Colitis . We share a strong bond with Trina.
Here are some of the timestamps of the conversations.00:00 - 🎙️ Introduction to the One Thing Podcast and the guest, Kim Beall, Pharm.D, who is a pharmacist and the co-founder of Nutritional Therapy for IBD, a nonprofit dedicated to incorporating evidence-based nutrition into IBD care.02:45 - 💔 Discussion about the passing of Dr. Trina Seligman, a mentor and advocate for IBD patients, and her impact on the IBD community.05:23 - 🏥 The importance of nutrition in managing IBD and the role of exclusive enteral nutrition (EEN) in inducing remission and mucosal healing.08:32 - 💡 Dr. Beall's personal journey with IBD and her son's diagnosis with Crohn's disease, which led her to advocate for nutrition as a foundational part of IBD care.12:15 - 🤝 The need for earlier intervention and education on nutrition for IBD patients and the importance of collaboration between patients and healthcare providers.16:10 - 🤔 The confusion surrounding dietary recommendations for IBD and the lack of official guidelines, leading to the need for ongoing research and evidence-based approaches.19:05 - ⚖️ The importance of avoiding blame and shame when discussing the role of diet in IBD and the complexity of factors contributing to the development of the disease.21:20 - 📊 The significance of biometric evaluations, such as grip strength and body mass, in assessing nutritional status and overall health in IBD patients.24:20 - 🌱 The current evidence for routine nutrient monitoring in IBD patients, including the importance of micronutrients like zinc, magnesium, and vitamins.27:10 - 🍽️ The different dietary strategies and therapeutic diets for IBD, including exclusive enteral nutrition, the anti-inflammatory diet, autoimmune protocol, and specific carbohydrate diet.32:00 - 🔍 Ongoing research on the microbiome and its potential role in IBD management, along with the need for personalized nutrition approaches based on an individual's microbiome and metabolic profile.35:05 - 💪 The potential benefits of partial enteral nutrition and its underutilization in IBD care, including its role in maintaining remission and reducing surgical recurrence.38:40 - 🌟 The importance of raising awareness about the efficacy of nutritional therapy in IBD and advocating for insurance coverage of nutrition-related treatments.Here is the link to Nutritional Therapy For IBDLinks : http://www.nutritionaltherapyforibd.org#IBD #crohns #colitis
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Claire Hall, a researcher at Mindset Health, joins us on episode 96 discusses menopause and the effectiveness of hypnotherapy in treating hot flashes.
Summary of episode:
- Hypnotherapy is an effective non-drug alternative for managing hot flashes, as it has been shown to reduce their frequency and severity. It has shown in trials that hypnotherapy can reduce Hot flash severity by up to 70% . It also seems to be helpful in reducing anxiety and depression and sleep disturbances related to menopause.
- Mindset Health develops hypnotherapy-based apps to deliver evidence-based protocols for various conditions, including irritable bowel syndrome (Nerva app), menopausal hot flashes (Evia app), and smoking cessation (Finito app).
- Menopause is often viewed negatively in society, but it is a natural life transition that involves hormonal changes leading to symptoms such as hot flashes.
- Hypnotherapy works by guiding patients into a deeply relaxed state and then providing therapeutic suggestions that reinforce coolness and control over body temperature.
- A study involving 10,000 Evia users found that 70% experienced a clinically significant improvement in vasomotor symptoms.
- Mindset Health prioritizes publishing both clinical trial data and real-world user data to provide a comprehensive understanding of the effectiveness of their digital therapeutics.
- Hypnotherapy may be more effective than traditional treatments for hot flashes. A study published in the journal Menopause found that women who used hypnotherapy to treat their hot flashes had a 70% reduction in symptoms, compared to a 20% reduction in women who used hormone therapy.
- Hypnotherapy may help to reduce anxiety and depression during menopause. A study published in the journal Maturitas found that women who used hypnotherapy to treat their hot flashes experienced a significant reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms.
- Hypnotherapy may help to improve sleep quality during menopause. A study published in the journal Sleep found that women who used hypnotherapy to treat their hot flashes experienced a significant improvement in their sleep quality.
- Hypnotherapy is a safe and effective treatment for hot flashes that has no side effects. Unlike hormone therapy, hypnotherapy has no known side effects, making it a safe and effective option for women who are looking to relieve their hot flashes.
about Claire Hall
Claire is the Research Lead at Mindset Health, a digital therapeutic company that uses hypnotherapy based protocols to help people manage their health. Claire was on the founding team at Mindset Health and has helped grow the company into a model for how health tech companies should prioritize strong clinical research in the digital therapeutic world.
Links of Interest:
www.mindsethealth.com
Evia App for Menopause care
Snyder M, Elkins GR. Characteristics of Users of a Digital Hypnotherapy Intervention for Hot Flashes: Retrospective Study. JMIR Form Res. 2024 Mar 14;8:e53555. doi: 10.2196/53555. PMID: 38483465; PMCID: PMC10979336.
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Welcome to Episode 95: Cardiovascular endothelium health with Dr. Kristine Burkepodcast is dedicated to Alzheimer’s Prevention and Reversal Project Foundation. If we reach 500 listens withinthe first 30 days, we will make a donation in honor of our guest Dr. Burke.
Episode 95: Cardiovascular endothelium health with Dr. Kristine Burke
In this episode we discuss:
- The endothelial glycocalyx and its importance in cardiovascular health.
- Vascular inflammation markers and their impact on cardiovascular health.
- Using non-invasive tests to assess cardiovascular health.
- Glycocalyx strengthening nutrients and compounds
- Nutrition and supplements for vascular health.
- Cardiovascular health and treatment options.
About Dr. Burke
Kristine Burke, MD is a triple board-certified FunctionalMedicine Physician, Entrepreneur, Author, Educator, and Researcher. She is anexpert in the reversal and prevention of chronic diseases such as dementia,diabetes, heart attacks and strokes. She has a special focus on mold-relatedillness and its connection to many conditions including research into reversingthe cognitive decline of Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia. She teachesFunctional Medicine in her role as Asst Clinical Professor of PreventiveMedicine at Loma Linda University School of Medicine and has also had thepleasure of being an educator for IFM. She is the Founder and Medical Directorof True Health Center for Precision Medicine in Northern California - amulti-disciplinary practice that delivers personalized primary care with aproprietary data-driven wellness plan that has successfully prevented any heartattacks from occurring among its patients for over a decade. The center alsoprovides an array of specialized consultation services to define and addressthe root causes of disease so that every day we can reverse chronic illness tohelp people reclaim their health.
Social Links:
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In this episode I have the great honor of interviewing someone I have admired for over 10-years. DR. Candice Esposito.
Candice an expert in living calmly and navigating anxiety:In this episode we discuss:
- Overcoming anxiety through self-awareness and acceptance and how trauma and personal mis-alignment are the root of many illnesses.
- The healing trap; where we get stuck feeling we are broken.
- Being a health creator and creating a new reality.
- Nervous system regulation
- Presence as the opposite of anxiety
- The Health Creation Blueprint, a 9-step process that helps individuals identify and address root causes of concerns, such as trauma and living out of alignment with their true selves.
About Dr. Candice Esposito:Candice went from not being able to leave her apartment due to crippling social anxiety and depression to becoming a Naturopathic Doctor and creating The Calm Living Blueprint to help others heal their mental health issues.Today, she teaches high-achieving, spiritually minded entrepreneurs to overcome chronic health issues without the use of antidepressants, restrictive diets or having to work harder so that they love their lives and themselves again.www. thehealthcreators.com
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I'm delighted to be back with for episode 93 of Season Six of The One Thing podcast.
This episode comes at an opportune time as many individuals are grappling with shifts in their mental well-being due to seasonal changes, alterations in weather, and fluctuations in the natural environment.
There my be worsening ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, Autism, or PANS/PANDAS fluctuations especially with viral/flu season upon us.
These changes can often spark curiosity about the reasons behind these fluctuations.
What does the immune system have to do on with mental health and behavior?When considering the crucial link between the immune system and mental health, I couldn't think of a more suitable guest than Dr. Emily Gutierrez, whom I had the pleasure of meeting through IntelxxDNA.
Her expertise lies in comprehending the intersection of nutrition, the immune system, and mental health. Specifically, she focuses on how genetics and nutrition influence cognitive functions in individuals with conditions like ADHD, anxiety, depression, autism, and pans/ pandas, and more. Her profound knowledge in these areas is evident throughout this episode as she provides a well-structured framework for understanding the interplay between mental health and the immune system, exploring various factors driving immune responses.Notably, neurotransmitters like glutamate play a pivotal role in the realm of mental health, a topic we delve deeply into during our discussion. We touch upon which genetic elements contribute to immune system activation, as well as the environmental triggers that impact both the immune system and mental well-being.About: DR. EMILY GUTIERREZ, DNP, CPNP, APRN, PMHS, IFM-CPDr. Gutierrez is a doctor of nursing practice and pediatric nurse practitioner that has been providing pediatric functional medicine care to patients for over a decade. She received her doctorate from Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD, and her masters degree as a pediatric nurse practitioner at the University of Texas in Austin, TX. Dr. Gutierrez is board certified in functional medicine by the Institute of Functional Medicine in addition to dual board certifications by the Pediatric Nursing Certification Board as both a pediatric nurse practitioner and a primary care mental health specialist. Dr. Gutierrez is adjunct faculty at Johns Hopkins University and a fellow of the Medical Academy of Pediatric Special Needs. She has a busy pediatric functional medicine practice in Austin, Texas, and also is a founder of Neuro Nutrients, a nutraceutical company that provides custom formulations for supporting mental health needs naturally.Socials:
Website:
See below for resources mentioned in the episode:
Glutamate Support- Calming Support
Glutamate Support- NAC 800mg
Serotonin Support- Mood Support
Haroon, E., Miller, A. & Sanacora, G. Inflammation, Glutamate, and Glia: A Trio of Trouble in Mood Disorders. Neuropsychopharmacol 42, 193–215 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1038/npp.2016.199
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Welcome to season 6 everyone! High-fives and fist-pounds all-round the room.
I am always thrilled to bring on another gut specialist and Dr. Ilana Gurevich was so gracious to appear on the podcast this week.
She is a licensed acupuncturist and Naturopathic Physician in the Portland, Oregon area. She has a clinic called Open Wellness Pdx where she specializes in all things gut health. In addition, she hosts a new podcast called The Turd Nerds . And, she is the President of the Gastroenterology Association of Naturopathic Physicians (GastroANP)which is a board certification and continuing education organization for digestive health focused naturopathic physicians. Finally she is an instructor in Neural Therapy at Learn Neural Therapy.
We had a delightful conversation about some areas that are emerging in digestive health such as the virome, the enteric nervous system, mitochondrial health, phage therapy, biofilm, small intestine microbiome, and the impact of ferments on food.
She also shared about Ozone Therapy a treatment she uses in IBD flare-ups .
Please enjoy! I am dedication this episode in honor of one of my core mentors in medicine and gastro health; Dr. Trina Seligman. In her honor , the podcast will be making donation the Crohn's and Colitis foundation once the episode reaches 100 plays.
About our guest
Ilana Gurevich, ND, LAC, MSOM, is a naturopathic digestive disease expert and founder of Open Wellness PDX. Local residents in Portland, Oregon, have a wonderful resource in Dr. Gurevich for their gastrointestinal health concerns.
With over 15 years of experience, Dr. Gurevich practices holistic approaches to help restore your body’s natural ability to heal, when traditional methods have failed to treat and improve the underlying cause of your pain or disease.
If you have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), diarrhea, constipation, abdominal pain, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), Crohn's disease, or ulcerative colitis, Dr. Gurevich provides quality treatment options to help improve your symptoms and overall health.
She works alongside each patient, with them having an active role in their health care, to find the best solution for their needs. Everyone’s body works in unique ways, so Dr. Gurevich develops custom treatment plans that address your whole-person.
Dr. Gurevich received her medical education from the oldest accredited naturopathic medical school in the country, the National University of Natural Medicine.
She is a board-certified naturopathic physician and licensed acupuncturist. Her specialties include Western and Chinese herbal medicine, nutritional supplements, homeopathy, hydrotherapy, and nutrition education.
Residents in Portland, Oregon, who are searching for a skilled and understanding naturopathic gastroenterologist, should schedule a time to meet with Dr. Gurevich and her team at Open Wellness PDX to learn more about their treatment options.
Open Wellness PDX✆ Phone (appointments): 503-974-1623Address: 2330 NW Flanders St, Ste 101-A, Portland, OR 972104.92
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I was introduced to Dr. Sinha by previous guest Dr. Akil; and quickly understood why, His handle on Metabolism related issue like Insulin resistance, Metabolic syndrome, Fat gain, and cholesterol issues is on a whole new level. I became a listener of his podcast Meta Health.When I had a chance to interview him; I also was especially interested as he has an expertise in South Asian metabolism issues; something that is seen a lot in my practice. Before I continue; I should mention this is the last episode of Season 5. Thank you so much to all my listeners who have really helped me grow this podcast!
Some of the highlights of this interview:
Understanding Insulin Resistance and Individualized Approaches
Dyslipidemia
Fat gain
Challenges With Restrictive Diets and Exercise
Mitochondrial Aging and Physical Inactivity
Reversing Health Trends With Diet, Exercise
South Asian metabolic concerns, Indian Cooking, and Metabolic evaluation
About our guest:
Dr. Ronesh Sinha is an internal medicine physician and corporate health specialist who runs a metabolic lifestyle clinic in Silicon Valley focused on reversing chronic health conditions and optimizing performance in ethnically diverse patients. He is an expert in corporate wellness and serves as the Chief Medical Officer for Silicon Valley Employer Forum (SVEF) where he serves as a global adviser to shape health and wellness benefits for nearly 60 major Silicon Valley companies.Dr. Sinha’s groundbreaking work in corporate wellness with a focus on diverse populations has received global attention with front cover stories in Fortune Magazine and the LA Times.
Dr. Sinha blogs actively on health at culturalhealthsolutions.com, hosts the Meta Health podcast, and runs wellness programs for high functioning professionals found here. He is passionate about developing innovative, culturally tailored solutions to help diverse populations lead healthier lives.
Keywords: Metabolism, Insulin Resistance, Restrictive Diets, Exercise, Mitochondrial Aging, Physical Inactivity, Diet, Exercise Snacking, Indian Cooking, Lentils, Vegetables, Dairy Products, Metabolic Scorecard, South Asian Populations, Nutrient Deficiencies, Muscle Mass, Aerobic Fitness, Healthy Eating, Healthy Fats, Proteins, Exercise Tracking, Cytokinemia, Hyperinsulinemia, Toxic Dyslipidemia
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This is the fourth episode in a series of episodes on Long Covid . We have covered the science, functional medicine strategies, and treatment options. And this episode brings it all together. I welcome on Dr. Julie Barter who has seen and treated over 1000 cases of Acute and Long-Covid.
We speak about:
- Covid-19 similarity to treating Lyme disease and co-infections
- Micro coagulation and Long-Covid Heparin injections
- IL-4 , TNF-Alpha and other immune activation features of Covid-10
- Treatments that are used in the outpatient setting
Just as the world is engaged in the new-normal and many people have "moved-on" from Covid-19; we still have a significant part of our population still struggling with long-covid . This episode provide hope and guidance in directions to address for current cases of long-covid and future cases to come.
About our guest
Dr. Julie Barter, ND currently practices in Whitefish, Montana, serving the Flathead Valley and surrounding regions as a natural and functional medicine expert. Working with people of all ages, she specializes in women’s health, chronic fatigue, chronic pain, food allergies, digestive, hormonal and environmental concerns, and chronic illnesses with a special focus on Lyme disease and its co-infections. She is the area's only Lyme and mold-literate physician capable of offering a full range of treatment options. She also works with many long COVID patients with great success.
She has been trained and mentored in the area of Lyme disease and associated infections by some of the country’s best internists, including nearly two years of clinical training with Daniel Kinderleher, MD. She is an active member of ILADS. (International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society) She has extensive experience in resolving most common health complaints with functional medicine approaches, including clinical nutrition, herbal medicine, homeopathic remedies, IV therapies and injection therapies for relieving aches and pains. She is fully versed in pharmaceuticals as well. She enjoyed busy private clinical practices in Maine and Colorado before relocating to Montana.
As a graduate of the National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon, an accredited four-year medical school program, Dr. Julie Barter underwent outstanding clinical training. She completed internships in internal medicine, environmental medicine, gynecology, and acute care for underserved populations. Naturopathic medical school training was not enough to give her all the expertise she desired in physical medicine, so she also attended Western States Chiropractic College for adjusting and biomechanics classes.
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Yoga, breath work, and intuitive eating are amazing tools and healing modalities to help people recover from disordered eating patterns. Over the years I have referred my patients to today's guest Julia Hollenberg, RDN, MSN ; Food and Body Therapist to guide people through this process.
Becoming connected with the body after being disembodied ; allows my patients to begin to have a healthy relationship with food and with their body.
It is quite remarkable to be witness to this process of embodiment.
I invited Julia on to talk about this process and more. We have a very heartfelt conversation about Julia's journey, the process of healing and becoming connected again to the body, and a very real and honest take on the trials and tribulations of eating recovery. I'm sure you will learn a lot from Julia ; she's one of these rare special souls that is brilliant, kind, and aligned/
Julia is hosting an upcoming retreat:
Women's Intuitive Eating and Embodiment Retreat. August 4-7, 2023 in Bend, Oregon
And we learn abou that.
Make sure to check her out on IG @juleswildheart
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More About Julia:
Julia is a Food & Body Therapist, Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, yoga teacher of 14 years, breathwork facilitator, and endless explorer the human inner landscape. She is passionate about helping people create a trusting and peaceful relationship to food and their body, to embody their lives in order to experience more joy and richness, and most of all, to claim themselves as a sovereign being.
Julia’s work is grounded in nutrition science, neurobiology, and polyvagal theory; interwoven with somatic & mindfulness practices, and infused with buddhist philosophy, archetypal wisdom, and principles of the energetic body.
Julia graduated with a Masters in Science from Bastyr University in 2013, and completed her yoga training at ISHTA Yoga in 2009.
Julia is based in Seattle, WA and has a small group virtual Food + Body Therapy private practice. She also teaches Breathwork classes, yoga classes, and retreats.
Julia feels most alive in the beauty of nature, dancing, and witnessing the courageous act of humans learning how to be human.
Links:
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Autoimmune diseases often have multifactorial causes, including genetic predisposition, environmental factors, lifestyle choices, and immune system dysregulation. Integrative treatments aim to identify and address these underlying causes instead of merely managing symptom. While conventional therapies are often necessary to stabilize autoimmune disease processes; integrative approaches are often needed to drive the disease into remission.
This is the topic of today's podcast where I am joined by Akil Palanisamy, MD, is a Harvard-trained physician, author, and holistic medicine expert in integrative and functional medicine. His new book, “The Tiger Protocol”, integrates the best of conventional and holistic medicine. Dr. Akil presents a comprehensive protocol to help you treat and heal your autoimmune conditions, including rheumatoid arthritis, Hashimoto’s, multiple sclerosis, lupus, and more.
We talk about the role of Toxins, Infections, Gut Health, Environment, and Stress have on Autoimmunity and how he outlines a roadmap to address these components.
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In this short insight, I cover a common decision that patients and clinicians need to make when using naturopathic, functional and, integrative medicine.
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When people are anxious, they often get sweaty hands, increased chest pressure, shortness of breath, feel lightheaded, and they may feel tingling sensations in different parts of their body.
By paying attention and having awareness to these symptoms and , they can start to calm down a little bit and self-regulate.
Yet when stuck in this loop of anxiety , people often turn to learned coping behaviors or addictions to deal with these unwanted sensations.
Learning to deal with this pressure cooker , before it turns into dysfunctional behavior, is something that is the work my guest Eva Angert Harren.
And according the Eva, dealing with the pressure cooker does not require changing your thoughts or trying to control things. Actually its quite different; it's more about the being with the body/somatic experience and learning to release it.
In this episode we go into this and much more.
Eva talked about her unique work helping people with anxiety , ptsd, and also spectrum related disorders; connect with their body and create awareness. This allows for more comfort with sensations and less anxiety and dysregulation.
Eva and I share a common bond as bereaved parents. I was surprised that we jumped into this topic in our conversation. Yet it was relevant. We discussed her somatic experience with the loss of her daughter, Kristina, and I share my somatic response during some experiences with my first son, Jordan.
About Eva,
For over 30 years, Eva Angvert Harren, has developed and taught her BEAM LiFE step-by-step body- centered awareness approach to people who wanted to move beyond their limiting beliefs about themselves and their possibilities.
Eva Angvert Harren, creator of BEAM LiFE, is specializing in a Body Centered approach to Healing and Complete Wellness. She helps you “Reclaim, Restore, and Recover” your body-mind to Be Reaction Free! The process is to assist you to find relief from anger, anxiety, stress, and habitual patterns that hold you back from who you want to be. You feel the aliveness available after releasing tension and pain in your body, and learn how to reclaim your power, restore your peace, and recover yourSelf. By creating Small Shifts in you daily life you learn skills in understanding and managing feelings, sensations, and emotions. You COME ALIVE—often for the first time!
BEAM LiFE has been an instrumental process for people on the Autism Spectrum to develop social intelligence and feel comfortable with themselves and their world.
Eva offers the BEAM LiFE Process, as a personalized, effective, and transcending process to empower you to be more of You. She teaches her unique approach through experiential workshops, seminars, and one-on-one coaching. She believes that true wellness is reached when you heal from the Core. You find relief from your own Doom Loop, and learn how to release internal blocks to find your own freedom from anger, anxiety, and addictive behaviors. You feel the aliveness available after releasing tension and pain in your body, and learn how to reclaim your power, restore your peace, and recover
your Self.
Eva’s goal is that you will eventually not need her services. You will become a self-accepting and self- motivated person who will find Clarity in what you want, Confidence in what you do, and Courage in being You!
She is a Certified Integral Coach, www.newventureswest.com,
Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) www.traumahealing.com and a
Certified EmRes practitioner, https://www.emotionalhealthinstitute.org/Beyond Recovery: Getting Unstuck from Life-Limiting Habits Book
For more information about Eva, go to www.EvaAngvert.com or call: 510-825-7574
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"Rest, drink fluids, and you will get over it"
That is what most people are being told when they have been diagnosed with Long Covid.
With many of these cases of Long-covid lasting months to years; that advice is not helpful or empowering.
Fortunately, there are more holistic approaches such as the ones discussed by my guest Dr. Carla Kuan; a medical doctor and author of
The LONG COVID Solution: A holistic, integrative approach to post viral recovery
This book looks at the underlying factors that need to be addressed in long covid such as gut health, mast cell activation, immune balance, and brain/stress balance. It is an actionable guide for those dealing with or caring for Long covid.
We discuss some of the pillars of the long covid in this discussion such as inflammation, oxidative stress, and immune imbalance.
I first met Dr. Kuan through the Cogence Immunology course that is taught by Dr. Samuel Yannuck
Her background in Oncology and Immunology; made her well-equipped to condense much that we have learned since 2020 in how to approach Long-Covid. Plus she has long worked with other post-viral conditions such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
I think you will enjoy this discussion and gain some actionable insight.
More about Dr. Kuan:
Carla Kuan, MD is an an associate professor of medicine in the Department of Hospital Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco,where she created and directs the adult inpatient bone marrow transplant massage service. She is dual board certified in internal medicine and addiction medicine. She is faculty at the Osher Center for Integrative Health in San Francisco where she provide consultations in integrative oncology and integrative medicine, and is the chair of their educational case conference series. She teaches the“Food as Medicine” CODA series for residents and students at the university. She is the author of The LONG COVID Solution: A holistic, integrative approach to post viral recovery
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Episode 85: In this episode, I welcome on Dr. Dawn Ipsen who is a pharmacist that is out of the Seattle area. She is a professor of pharmacology at the University of Washington and at Bastyr University and also an owner of two very successful compound pharmacies; Kussler's Pharmacy In Snohomish, Washington and Clark's Pharmacy in Bellevue, Washington. Dawn was a previous guest on our podcast and speaking to us about low dose naltrexone. Today she's coming backto help us connect some dots and find out some solutions for long covid. We also had a previous episode with researcher Amy Proal, PhD which really broke down the underlying drivers of Long Covid and I encourage everyone to listen to that one as a companion to this episode.In this episode we cover:
(00:00:00) Opening and Intro
(00:03:07) Dr. Ipsen's Early Response to Covid-19
(00:09:21) Current state of Covid-19 ; March , 2023
(00:11:19) Similarities between Long-Covid and other chronic illnesses
(00:14:00) Neuroinflammation and how it plays a role in Long-Covid
(00:22:58) Is Low Dose Naltrexone an effective therapy for Long Covid?
(00:27:35) Is Methylene Blue a safe and effective therapy for Long Covid?
(00:42:02) Synapsin (B12, NAD) for Long Covid
(00:44:01) Ivermectin and its role in Covid-19
(00:46:15) Why its difficult to research Covid-19 therapies
(00:48:16) About Compounding Pharmacy
(00:51:16) Parting Words and encouragement.
Dawn Ipsen, PharmD is owner and pharmacist of Clarks Compounding Pharmacy in Bellevue, WA and Kuslers Compounding Pharmacy in Snohomish, WA. Dawn graduated from the University of Washington with a Doctorate of Pharmacy in 2001 where she received the Deans Outstanding Service Award. She holds memberships with International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists and Washington State Pharmacy Association. She is a Clinical Instructor for the University of Washington School of Pharmacy and an Affiliate Faculty Member for Bastyr University. She is a Pharmacist Preceptor for Washington State and teaches Doctorate of Pharmacy students. Dawn also serves on the Professional Compounding Centers of America (PCCA) Advisory Counsel. She was named PCCA Pharmacist of the Month in 2016 and Washington State Distinguished Young Pharmacist of the Year in 2011. Dawn has presented on the topic of pharmaceutical compounding to physician, patient, and peer groups. She is dedicated to helping her community find solutions to medication problems through personalized medication therapies.
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In episode #84 we welcome back a familiar name to our audience: Dr. Jill Crista. Dr. Crista is back to discuss another area of her expertise Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated With Streptococcal Infections(PANDAS) and Pediatric Acute Onset Neuropsychiatric Syndromes (PANS) She recently authored a new book called
A Light in the Dark for PANDAS & PANS which highlights integrative and root cause strategies and treatments for patients and their families who are struggling with this disorders The list of symptoms of PANDAS & PANS is exhaustive but the most telling symptoms are Tics, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder behavior, and Separation Anxiety.
There are many other subsets of symptoms that can arise such as oppositional behavior, changes in handwriting, and Tourette's syndrome In many of these kids these symptoms will happen abruptly.
In this episode we go into so many aspects of PANDAS and PANS including:
- Diagnosis Challenges
- The overwhelm of the experience for parents
- Chronic infections and Mold as being an underlying cause Neuroinflammation and Autoimmunity in the brain.
- Dopamine, Glutamate, Microglial Cells, Mast Cells
- The gut microbiome
- Treatment philosophy
We are dedicating this episode to the organization The Neuroimmune Foundation in honor of Dr. Crista. And we will make $100 contribution in her honor once this episode reaches 100 downloads. We hope that you will join us in that effort.
About Dr. Jill Dr. Jill Crista is a pioneering naturopathic doctor, best-selling author, devoted educator, and creative innovator. Her superpower is to make complex medical concepts simple and digestible for the average person. Dr. Jill’s passion is to elevate the well-being of the planet via the well-being of her inhabitants. Her books, memberships, and online courses support those wanting concrete steps to conquer health challenges. Dr. Jill focuses on conditions that cause injury to the brain and nervous system, including mold, PANS and PANDAS, Lyme disease, and concussion. She has practitioner course and parent course and otherwise amazing set of offerings found at www.drcrista.com #pandaspans #panspandas #autoimmuneencephalitis #pandassyndrome #pandasawareness #pans #pansawareness #pandas #basalgangliaencephalitis #pandaspansawareness #ocd #autoimmunedisease #tics #panssyndrome #panspandaswarriors #healingpansandpandas #pandastreatment #autoimmunewarrior #encephalitis #brainonfire #pansandpandas #functionalmedicine #immunedeficiency #autoimmunity #thepandasdocs #autoimmuneawareness #ivig #lyme #ae #strep
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Episode 83: Neurostabilization with Amber Walker. Link in Profile and below, or Scan QR code on picture. The worlds of Mast Cell Activation Disorder, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, and Hypermobility Ehlers Danlos Syndrome have many threads in common and many shared experiences. The common thread in these conditions expands to the fact that the symptoms, causes, and triggers are unpredictable, undefined, and this experience is largely disruptive to the nervous system. Further the nervous system disruption makes the symptoms worsen. How serious should we take neurostabilization in these conditions? To help answer this question, I welcomed on Amber Walker, PT, DPT, CFMP, CNPT. Her unique personal and clinical journey provides a most comprehensive look at this area: We cover many things such as: Where to start when complex health conditions present. How the immune system and environmental triggers effect the Vagus nerve and limbic system Polyvagal theory Nervous system balancing Mast Cells and much more This episode is dedicated to Projectmercy.org an organization committed to education, healthcare, food security, adult skills and infrastructure in Ethiopia. For each of the first 100 listens we will donate $1. You too can donate here BIO- Amber Walker, PT, DPT, CFMP, CNPT is a doctor of physical therapy with advanced training in functional medicine, nutrition and natural healing. She specializes in working with patients who suffer from mast cell activation issues, Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome from mold exposure, dysautonomia, hypermobility spectrum disorders, hereditary angioedema, PASC (post-acute sequelae of Covid-19) and other chronic conditions. As the owner of Origin Wellness, she encourages a “root issue” approach to patient care. Amber is the author of “Mast Cells United: A Holistic Approach to Mast Cell Activation Syndrome” (2019) and “The Trifecta Passport: Tools for Mast Cell Activation Syndrome, Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome” (2021). Her 2022 course "Conquering CIRS" focuses on healing from mold exposure. Amber utilizes the Safe & Sound Protocol to help foster healing for autonomic nervous system regulation and is trained in CranioBiotic Technique, a natural method of addressing health stressors and improving immune function. She utilizes a hands-on approach to physical therapy through dry needling, manual therapy and chronic illness-conscious exercise strategies. Career highlights include the role as a public health volunteer in Peru, and Amber continues to be passionate about working toward creative community health solutions. She’s also enjoyed the roles of swimming coach, paddleboarding company owner, faculty with two universities in Colorado and is a member of the Ehlers-Danlos Society International Consortium: Allergy & Immunology Working Group. In her spare time, you can find Amber on a surfboard, mountain trail or somewhere in Latin America. Learn more: www.originwellnesscolorado.com https://originwellness.teachable.com/p/conquering-cirs www.mastcellsunited.com
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Current studies estimate that 2.7% to 6.5% of women in the United States have symptoms consistent with a diagnosis of interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome (IC/BPS). The broad range in prevalence depends on whether a high-sensitivity definition (6.53%) is used versus a highly specific definition (2.7%)
And that is really an underestimate, because most people complaining of painful, urinary discomfort, urgency, and frequent urination; in the absence of an infection are just brushed off by their health care provider and sent home with no solutions. Meanwhile they suffer, with constant urging to urinate and pain sometimes to the point that urinating feels like peeing chards of glass. It is not something that is over in a few days. This is a chronic and intermittent condition In previous episodes of the one thing podcast we spoke about IC and got a nice view of the microbial and also biofilm component; however there was more to the story that I wanted to explore. So I reached out to Dr. Mandy LaGrega who is known as the IC healer. I was intrigued by her work in this area especially when it comes to her knowledge of the Oxalate component of IC/PBS and her understanding of the gut, fungal, mycotoxin, and psychoemotional role of these disorders. We had a great conversation on this episode about how IC/PBS develops, how oxalates play a role, the risk factors for IC/PBS, and overall approaches to healing this disorder from a nutritional approach. Enjoy!
About Dr. Mandy
Dr. Mandy LaGreca is a Root Cause Investigator and founder of IC Healer. She uses cutting edge science to help guide clients in investigating the root cause of their ailments. Dr. Mandy is a Doctor in Clinical Nutrition (DCN) and a Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS). She also has attained the following certifications: Clinical Certification Nutrition (CCN), Functional Diagnostic Practitioner (FDN-P), Masters in Biology (MS), and Certified Personal Trainer (CPT). She is recognized across the world as one of the leading experts in Interstitial Cystitis and Painful Bladder Syndrome. She has dedicated her life to helping people find relief and remission from Interstitial Cystitis and Painful Bladder Syndrome.
Dr. Mandy LaGreca, DCN, CNS, FDN-P, CCN, LN
IC Healer
Believe and you WILL Heal!
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Articles:
How to reduce oxalates without reducing plants: https://deannaminich.com/do-you-need-to-stop-eating-plants-because-of-oxalates/
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In this episode I welcome on one of my hero's in medicine, Dr. Mark Pimentel. Without hesitation, he changed my career trajectory for the better when I first came across his work in 2007. Since then he has been a mentor, adviser, and educator of me as I have dedicated myself to helping patients dealing with Irritable Bowel syndrome, Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth, and Intestinal Methanogen Overgrowth.
We covered so many amazing topics in this episode including:
- Highlights from the last 5 years of Dr. Pimentel's research
- His career trajectory from IBS starting as a psychosomatic disorder to know a disorder with a defined pathophysiology\
- The latest 2021-22 research that identified the key microbes involved with hydrogen overgrowth sibo, intestinal methanogen overgrowth, and hydrogen sulfide overgrowth
- The role of bile acids in Irritable bowel syndrome
- The role of stomach acid in IBS/SIBO/IMO
- The role of the migrating motor complex in IBS
- Post-infectious Irritable bowel syndrome
- What makes a good GI Doctor
- the Medically Associated Science and Technology Program (MAST) at Cedar Sinai
- and more.
about Dr. Pimentel:
Mark Pimentel, MD, FRCP (Fellows of the Royal College of Physicians – Canada) Mark Pimentel, MD, is a Professor of Medicine at Cedars-Sinai. Dr. Pimentel is also the Executive Director of the Medically Associated Science and Technology (MAST) program at Cedars-Sinai, an enterprise of physicians and researchers dedicated to the study of the gut microbiome in order to develop effective diagnostic tools and therapies to improve patient care. Dr. Pimentel is also a Professor of Medicine at the Geffen School of Medicine, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA.) As a physician and researcher, Dr. Pimentel has served as a principal investigator or co-investigator for numerous basic science, translational and clinical investigations of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and the relationship between gut flora composition and human disease. This research led to the first ever blood tests for IBS, ibs-smart™, the only licensed and patented serologic diagnostic for irritable bowel syndrome. The test measures the levels of two validated IBS biomarkers, anti-CdtB and anti-vinculin. A pioneering expert in IBS, Dr. Pimentel’s work has been published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Annals of Internal Medicine, American Journal of Physiology, American Journal of Medicine, American Journal of Gastroenterology and Digestive Diseases and Sciences, among others. Dr. Pimentel has presented at national and international medical conferences and advisory boards. He is a diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine (Gastroenterology,) a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and a member of the American Gastroenterological Association, the American College of Gastroenterology, and the American Neurogastroenterology and Motility Society. Dr. Pimentel completed 3 years of an undergraduate degree in honors microbiology and biochemistry at the University of Manitoba, Canada. This was followed by his medical degree, and his BSc (Med) from the University of Manitoba Health Sciences Center in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, where he also completed a residency in internal medicine. His medical training includes a fellowship in gastroenterology at the UCLA Affiliated Training Program.
papers referenced
https://journals.lww.com/ajg/pages/articleviewer.aspx?year=2022&issue=12000&article=00029&type=Fulltext
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33534012/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9145321/
ibs #sibo #imo #irritablebowelsyndrome #dysbiosis
Heart Rate Variability (HRV) is a key metric in the overall homeostatic balance of the body.
HRV is simply a measure of the variation in time between each heartbeat. This variation is controlled by a primitive part of the nervous system called the autonomic nervous system (ANS). It is largely an indicator of how well the body is handling the Allostatic Load (stress load).
I didn't truly grasp HRV until I was exposed to the work of Dr. Marco Altini; so I decided to ask him to come on and help educate my listeners.
In this episode we talk about:
- Overview of Heart Rate Variability (HRV
- The Autonomic Nervous Systems as an informant of health and homeostasis.
- Daily HRV fluctuation vs. Baseline changes over time. Factors, value of data, and implications
- Different tools to measure HRV
- Can HRV fluctuations predict chronic or acute flareups (ie Autoimmune Disease Flare?)
- The impact of breathing practices and lifestyle changes on HRV?
About Dr. Altini
Marco holds a PhD cum laude in applied machine learning, a M.Sc. cum laude in computer science engineering, and a M.Sc. cum laude in human movement sciences and high-performance coaching. He has published more than 50 papers and patents at the intersection between physiology, health, technology and human performance. He is the co-founder of HRV4Training, advisor at Oura, guest lecturer at VU Amsterdam, and editor of the Wearables department of IEEE Pervasive Computing. He loves running.
References
Social media
Twitter: @altini_marco
Website: https://www.hrv4training.com/
hrv #autonomicnervoussystem #vagalnerve @heartratevariability #homeostasis #stressresponse #resiliency #allostaticload
A game changing moment in my career happened when I learned that mind/body therapies in Irritable Bowel Syndrome have a number needed to treat (NNT) of 4. Meaning 1 out of 4 people, experience statistically significant benefit when using mind body therapies to address their IBS.
1 out of 4 might not sound much to you but realize that even the best drugs earn a Number Needed To Treat of about 13.
Plus mind/body therapies are often empowering, have no side-effects, and are very affordable.
So I started learning more about Gut-directed clinical hypnotherapy and then encouraged my patients to get on board.
Many patients continue to benefit.
In this episode, I reached out to an expert in the field of Gut-directed hypnotherapy , Linda Stelluti , CHt to help demystify hypnotherapy .
You'll learn that it is not some circus act and it taps into the deep underlying blocks to healing and the subconscious mind . It helps heals limiting thought patterns, anxiety, and stress patterns that perpetuate chronic illness.
We had a delightful conversation about what its like to have hypnotherapy performed, how it helps the brain/gut axis, and much more.
Enjoy and please make sure to see Linda's programs she is running for Gut-Directed hypnotherapy. See below.
Bio:
Linda Stelluti is a clinical hypnotherapist and wellness coach specializing in IBS and digestive disorders using Gut-Directed hypnotherapy. Her evidence-based treatment is founded on almost 40 years of clinical research that blends Gut-Directed hypnotherapy sessions, affirmations tracks, guided imagery, and wellness strategies that are now available through her signature online Gut-Directed hypnotherapy program, as well as 1:1 private sessions.
To discover more visit - gut-directedhypnotherapy.com
Free Affirmations Audio: gut-directedhypnotherapy.com/freebie-healing-gut
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So many people are dealing with Vulvovaginal issues such as vulvodynia and vaginitis. I wanted to bring an expert on to share some insights on these conditions. So I reached out to Beth DuPriest, PhD the Chief Science Officer over at Vaginal Biome Science. Her insight on this topic is deep and she is so committed to helping people that suffer with vulvovaginal disorders
In this episode we cover:
The components of a healthy vaginal microbiome such as Lactobacillus crispatus Lactobacillus gasseri, and Lactobacillus Jensenii
Risk factors for vaginal dysbiosis
Maternal and Maternity issues related to Vaginal Dysbiosis .
The Estrobolome Consequences of Vaginal Dysbiosis such as Bacterial Vaginitis, Aerobic Vaginitis, Desquamative Vaginitis , yeast vaginitis, endometriosis.
How to test the vaginal microbiome?
Personal Care Products and Treatments
Washing and cleaning practices.
and more
About our guest:
Beth DuPriest is the Chief Science Officer for Vaginal Biome Science. In this work, she leads the scientific vision for women’s health research. Vaginal Biome Science runs clinical studies to test how improving the vaginal microbiome can improve a wide variety of vulvovaginal conditions. They also do research and development work to develop and refine over-the-counter products to give agency for women in taking control of their own vaginal health. Beth is a former Professor of Biology and Division Dean and has been involved in research related to developmental origins of health and disease for over twenty years. Her PhD in Integrated Biomedical Sciences through the Dept. of Physiology & Pharmacology and post doctoral work through the Dept. of Pathology were completed at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU). Her work has been focused on both women’s and maternal health. She has taught courses in microbiology, eukaryotic cell biology,
genetics, biochemistry and pathophysiology among many others. She brings a broad background in women’s health and biological science and strong leadership and collaborative skills to advancing the work and discovery of vaginal microbiome science. In her free time, she enjoys short hikes in the woods and playing with her two dogs and cat.
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Trauma and trauma-related disorders is a topic I hold great reverence for . I was waiting for the moment when I could welcome a guest with the right credentials to discuss it with my audience. It was well worth the wait! Aimie Apigian, MD, MS, MPH joined me in the most meaningful and heartfelt conversation about trauma and the impact of stored/unprocessed trauma on our biology. Dr. Apigian is a formidable expert in Stored Trauma . You can find her work and programs at https://www.traumahealingaccelerated.com/ . Dr. Aimie has studied the biology of trauma and teaches thousands of practitioners and patients to unwind traumatic experiences from their body and address the biological impact of trauma. Please check out my affiliate sponsors below for special bonuses for our listeners.
The episode covered many aspects including:
(00:00) opening
(02:06) Dr. Aimee's background and philosophy
(08:58) Therapeutic Order of Addressing Trauma
(10:16) Defining Trauma and Stress
(12:14) Risk Factors for trauma disorders
(13:22) Stored Trauma
(14:53) Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)
(21:18) Animal response to trauma
(27:49) Triggers
(30:59) Neurobiology of Trauma
(33:26) The Autonomic Nervous System and Trauma
(39:04) Trauma Processing
(42:05) Regulation of Trauma Response
(44:09) Closing Thoughts
Our guest:
Dr. Aimie Apigian, MD MS MPH is the leading medical expert on how life experiences get stored in the body and restore the body to its best state of health through her signature model and methodology, The Biology of Trauma™. She is a double board-certified medical physician in Preventive Medicine and Addiction Medicine. She has a Masters in Biochemistry and a Masters in Public Health. In addition to her medical training, she is also a Functional Medicine physician and has training and certifications specifically in neuro-autoimmunity, nutrition, and genetics for addictions, mental health, and mood and behavioral disorders. She has several certifications in various trauma therapies including the Instinctual Trauma Response Model (an art trauma therapy), Somatic Experiencing (developed by Dr. Peter Levine), and NeuroAffective Touch (Dr. Aline LaPierre).
Dr. Aimie brings you The Biology of Trauma™: a new lens and a methodology that courageously both adds to and bridges trauma work and medicine by reverse-engineering the chronic effects of trauma on the nervous system and body on a cellular level.
Dr. Aimie offers science-based solutions on how to rewire the nervous system with The Biology of Trauma. Accelerating the healing journey through recovery to resilience, presence, and aliveness. Dr. Aimie is the founder and CEO of Trauma Healing Accelerated, offering her foundational online course: “The 21 Day Journey to Calm Aliveness”, which is an experiential journey into the nervous system that is open to all as well as her 8-module certification course for practitioners, “Biology of Trauma” that teaches the protocols of addressing The Biology of Trauma on the different systems of the body.
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In this episode , I welcome back a personal friend, colleague, and repeat guest on the podcast ; Dr. John Neustadt. He was with before to speak about Osteoporosis and Sleep Health. Dr. Neustadt is back to share with us insight from his new book Fracture-Proof Your Bones: A Comprehensive Guide to Osteoporosis.
I was excited to have him come back and discuss the in's and outs of Fall risk, Muscle heath, druge effects on bones, Vitamin K, therapeutic options, how to prevent fracture, nutrition, and more.
(00:00) Opening
(01:34) Intro
(03:31) Osteoporosis Approaches
(07:01) Risks of Falling
(09:18) Diet for Bone Health
(10:53) Drug induced bone loss
(16:41) Vitamin K
(23:34) Medications for Osteoporosis
(26:56) Greater Context of Bone Health
(29:20) Bone Growth Potential
(31:11) Newly Diagnosed with Osteoporosis
(32:26) Closing thoughts
About John Neustadt, ND
John Neustadt, ND was Founder and Medical Director of Montana Integrative Medicine and Founder and President of the dietary supplement Nutritional Biochemistry, Inc. (NBI) and NBI Pharmaceuticals. He’s a Medical Expert for TAP Integrative, a nonprofit educating doctors about integrative medicine. He’s published more than 100 research reviews and was recognized by Elsevier as a Top Ten Cited Author for his work. Dr. Neustadt’s books include, A Revolution in Health through Nutritional Biochemistry and the textbook, Foundations and Applications of Medical Biochemistry in Clinical Practice. Dr. Neustadt is an editor of the textbook, Laboratory Evaluations for Integrative and Functional Medicine (2d Edition) and his new book Fracture-Proof Your Bones: A Comprehensive Guide to Osteoporosis.. He was the first naturopathic doctor ever voted Best Doctor among all physicians in his area. Dr. Neustadt received 15 Orphan Drug Designation by the US FDA for the use of natural products for the potential treatment of rare diseases.
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In this episode I welcome on the esteemed exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist Stacy Sims, PhD. My patients have been hearing me talk about her for years when I first started recommending her book ROAR. And, now with so many women struggling with their metabolism during their 40's and 50's , I asked her to come on and speak about her new book Next Level: Your guide to Kicking Ass, Feeling Great, and Crushing Goals Through Menopause and Beyond. There are not many people who have left me speechless during my podcast and Dr. Sims did. Her explanation of the importance of estrogen, protein, nutrient timing, specific training stimuli, and overall resilience was precise , poignant, and actionable. I am sure you are going to enjoy this episode and feel more equipped to understand what the heck is happening to your body as you age.
About our Guest
STACY T. SIMS, MSC, PHD, is a forward-thinking international exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist who aims to revolutionize exercise nutrition and performance for women. She has directed research programs at Stanford, AUT University, and the University of Waikato, focusing on female athlete health and performance and pushing the dogma to improve research on all women.
With the unique opportunities, Silicon Valley has to offer, during her tenure at Stanford, she had the opportunity to translate earlier research into consumer products and a science-based layperson's book (ROAR)written to explain sex differences in training and nutrition across the lifespan. Both the consumer products and the book challenged the existing dogma for women in exercise, nutrition, and health. This paradigm shift is the focus of her famous "Women Are Not Small Men TEDx talk
.Her contributions to the international research environment and the sports nutrition industry has established a new niche in sports nutrition; and established her reputation as the expert in sex differences in training, nutrition, and health. As a direct result, she has been named:One of the top 50 visionaries of the running industry (2015) by DMSE Sports.One of the top 40 women changing the paradigm of her field (2017)by Outside Magazine.
Stacy Sims, PhD website
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Hello Friends! Today I bring you Aly Cohen, MD a triple board certified Integrative Rheumatologist and environmental health expert. I have followed Dr. Cohen and her work with The Smart Human for a while and also have been reading her book Non-Toxic: Guide to Living Healthy in a Chemical World; In this episode we go so many interesting topics. I know you will learn a lot!
Here is the rundown:
(00:00) Opening
(02:03) Intro to Dr. Cohen's interest in Integrative Rheumatology and Environmental Medicines
(09:01) What is in our tap water.
(15:23) Regulation Challenges
(17:39) Xenobiotic health effects
(23:44) Avoidance of water contaminants
(28:55) Water Filtration Systems
(32:45) Testing your water
(36:24) Community water quality
(38:31) Skin Water Exposures
(42:28) Installing a RO filter
(48:16) Containers For drinking water
(54:05) Closing Thoughts
Dr Aly Cohen is the co-author of the, bestselling, consumer guidebook, Non-Toxic: Guide to Living Healthy in a Chemical World, Non-Toxic, published by Oxford University Press, and part of the Dr. Weil Healthy Living Guides. About Dr. Aly Cohen Dr. Aly Cohen is triple board-certified in rheumatology, internal medicine, and integrative medicine, as well as an environmental health expert in Princeton, New Jersey. She is on faculty of the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine (AIHM), where she created and manages the environmental medicine curriculum for medical colleagues. Dr. Cohen has collaborated with the Environmental Working Group, Cancer Schmancer, and other disease- prevention organizations, and is coeditor of the textbook, Integrative Environmental Medicine, part of the Oxford University Press/Weil Integrative Medicine, Academic Series. In 2015, she created TheSmartHuman.com to share environmental health, disease prevention, and wellness information with the public. She lectures nationally on environmental health topics for elementary/ high schools, colleges/ universities, medical schools, and physician- training programs, and she is a regular expert guest for television, print, and podcasts. She has been the recipient of countless awards, including Top Docs NJ in rheumatology from 2016-2021, the NJ Healthcare Heroes Award in Education for The Smart Human educational platform in 2015, and the 2016 Burton L. Eichler Award for humanitarianism. Dr. Cohen is working to educate and empower the next generation to make safer, smarter lifestyle choices through the creation of environmental health and prevention curricula for schools nationally. Her TEDx talk, “How to Protect Your Kids from Toxic Chemicals", can be found on YouTube, and you can follow her health and wellness tips and recommendations on Facebook at The Smart Human, Twitter, and Instagram: @thesmarthuman. Sign up for The Smart Human newsletter, read her latest posts at TheSmartHuman.com, and listen to her podcast The Smart Human. She lives on a farm in New Jersey with her husband, two sons, and lots of furry friends.
Links Mentioned In this episodes
Dr. Weil's 4-7-8 breathing
Modern Castle Water Filters Review
Movie Dark Waters
My Tap Score
EWG tap water database
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Alopecia
The human scalp contains approximately 100,000 to 150,000 hair follicles; its easy to take hair for granted until you start to lose it. Hair loss is a complex area of health care as there are many different types including Lymphocytic driven hair loss, Neutrophilic driven hair loss, mixed forms, non-scarring hair-loss, scarring hair loss, patterned hair loss, focal hair loss, and the most common diffuse hair loss. You can see this isn't so straightforward.
According to our guest Jill Grunewald, the creator of The Reversing Alopecia Roadmap ; they all share similar underpinnings and imbalances . Jill believes in addressing the gut, immune system, and hormones to reverse alopecia and she shares some of these concepts with us in our discussions.
She also shares some success stories that involved the immune system, her favorite hair loss supplement, and some comments on when to use some latest hair loss technologies like microderm rollers and red light therapy helmets.
About Jill:
Jill McLaughlin Grunewald is a holistic nutrition and hormone coach, Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach, and founder of Healthful Elements LLC. She specializes in alopecia, Hashimoto’s, adrenal dysfunction, women’s health, and blood sugar imbalances and is the co-author of the #1 bestselling Essential Thyroid Cookbook: Over 100 Nourishing Recipes for Thriving with Hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s.
For nearly 17 years, Jill has successfully guided her clients and students to health and vitality—she has helped numerous with Hashimoto’s successfully manage their condition and has helped many with alopecia reverse their devastating hair loss with her first-of-its kind, signature program for the hair loss community called The Reversing Alopecia Roadmap.
Jill’s own Hashimoto's has been successfully managed since late 2008 without the use of thyroid drugs. She had suffered from mild alopecia, off and on, starting at the age of 13 and then became devastatingly half bald with the alopecia ophiasis pattern in her early 40s. She refused to accept her fate and after digging into all the root causes of alopecia, grew all of her hair back. She’s suffered some relatively mild setbacks in the last two years, but all of those spots have filled in or are currently in a growth phase.
Jill has written for various publications, blogs, and online magazines, including Huffington Post, MindBodyGreen, Dr. Frank Lipman’s BeWell blog, Dr. Susan Blum’s blog, and Experience Life magazine, has contributed to articles in Self and Shape magazines, and was quoted in
Oprah’s O Magazine about thyroid nutrition.
Social Media for Jill
- facebook.com/healthfulelements
- instagram.com/healthfulelements
- reversingalopecia.com
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There are fewer more human and humbling experiences then struggling with addiction .
Nearly everyone listening to this podcast either has struggled with addiction or has a loved one or friend that has struggled or struggles with addiction.
I wanted to bring this topic to my listeners so we can understand more. Like what is the differences and similarities between process addictions (like social media, porn, etc.) and substance addictions. Also what are the various approaches to addressing addiction.
More, we discuss the link between trauma and addiction.
Finally, I felt it was important to discuss loved ones and caregivers and their involvement in the process.
About my guest:
Dr. Ravi Chandiramani
Dr. Ravi Chandiramani is a Naturopathic physician with over 15 years experience working with those struggling with addiction and alcoholism. Over those 15 years he has worked with over 7,000 patients. He is the founder of the Integrative Addiction Medicine (I-AM) model which combines evidence-based conventional addiction medicine with the nurturing and rebuilding modalities inherent to the practice of Naturopathic medicine.
He can be reached at https://soulsurgeryrehab.com/author/rchandiramani/
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If weight loss were as easy as calories in vs. calories out then, it wouldn't even be something we talk about. It turns out the brain regulatory pathways are a core reason why weight loss is so difficult.
Sitting in the brain is a key regulatory region called the Hypothalamus. About the size of an almond, is located below the thalamus and above your pituitary gland., the hypothalamus is involved with many endocrine functions; including fat loss or fat gain. If we were understand the function of the hypothalamus in fat gain and loss, we can better understand how to direct approaches to obesity and weight loss resistance.
There is no better person to help us understand this then Stephan Guyenet ,PhD the author ofThe Hungry Brain: Outsmarting The Instincts That Make Us Overeat.
Dr. Guyenet is a Neuroscientist and obesity researcher who has become a leader in understanding the brains role in obesity. He also is the founder of Red Pen Reviews a website that distills and grades health related books based on number of factors.
Listen in as we take the journey into the world of obesity including starvation responses, leptin resistance, hypothalamic inflammation, high fat diets, and the promise of glp-1 agonists.
(00:00:00) Opening
(00:00:43) Intro
(00:03:22) Stephan’s Background
(00:06:04) Why is weight loss difficult?
(00:10:02) Attachment to weight loss methods
(00:11:32) Role of the hypothalamus in weight loss
(00:16:22) Starvation Mode
(00:18:34) Hypothalamic Inflammation
(00:20:00) Inflammation
(00:21:16) Leptin resistance and sensitivity
(00:26:40) Leptin issues and obesity
(00:30:00) Fruit’s impact on weight
(00:35:42) Diet-agnosticism
(00:37:15) High-fat diets
(00:43:28) Diet adherence
(00:46:30) GLP-1 agonists and weight loss
(00:53:20) Risk versus benefit of GLP-1 agonists
(00:57:15) Red Pen Reviews
(01:02:16) Closing
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Stephan Guyenet, PhD
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Mold and Mycotoxin Illness is a Neuro-immune-Endocrine Disorder
How can one thing disrupt so many systems?
It is quite fascinating and informative to learn this from my dear colleague, Dr. Lauren Tessier, who is back with us to discuss her expertise environmental illness and specifically mold and mycotoxin illness.
The pervasiveness of this condition has great awareness in some circles but complete disregard in others. In this episode we go into the acknowledgement of this condition as well as key topics that are involved in addressing it we discuss
- Mycotoxin testing pearls and testing limitations
- Mold and Mycotoxin illness as a neuro-immune-endocrine disorder
- Organic Foods as a route of mycotoxin exposure
- Detoxification
- Binders
- CIRS and dysautonomia
Dr. Tessier also discusses the upcoming International Society for Environmentally Acquired Illness conference May 19, 2022 and offers a special gift to our listeners who are health professionals use Code TOT100 applies $100 off your in-person registration for the ISEAI conference taking place the weekend of May 19,2022 in the Denver, Colorado area. See https://iseai.org/2022-conference
About Dr. Tessier:
Dr. Lauren Tessier, is a practicing Naturopathic Physician licensed by the state of Vermont.
Her practice Life After Mold, located in Waterbury, Vermont, services local and international clients suffering from mold related illness complicated by comorbid conditions such as MCS, MCAS, and chronic infections- including Lyme & co infections, EBV, CMV, etc.
Dr. Tessier, previously CIRS certified in 2016, treats not only biotoxin illness, but also other overlooked forms of mold illness, including allergy, infection/colonization and mycotoxicosis.
Dr. Tessier serves clients via in office medical care or through educational wellness consults; she also provides one on one private training for practitioners looking to improve upon their mold-literate clinical skills.
Dr. Tessier is the President of ISEAI, or the International Society for Environmentally Acquired Illness, and has been in service to the nonprofit since 2017, in the roles of Secretary, Vice President and general board member. ISEAI is dedicated to helping practitioners learn how to diagnose and treat Environmentally Acquired Illness in their client population.
The free e-booklet “Mold Prevention: 101”, authored by Dr. Tessier is available on her website, and has been circulated worldwide. Find Life After Mold on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and Pinterest.
Website – lifeaftermold.com
IG- www.instagram.com/lifeaftermold
FB- www.facebook.com/lifeaftermold
Twitter- www.twitter.com/lifeaftermold
Pinterest- www.pinterest.com/LifeAfterMold
Youtube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe-A-lXdJixyP1PZJT3EzuQ
TikTok https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMRMqEw4X/
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Plastics are everywhere
They are in our food, beverage containers, beauty products, and many more.
This consistent exposure can be harming our immune system to a great degree.
We need to learn how to make smart choices when it comes to plastic exposures
In this episode I welcome on Dr. Anne Marie fine a Naturopathic Physician and Environmental Medicine Expert who happens to know a ton about the immunotoxicity of plastics. Dr. Fine is also enrolling physicians in a Environmental Medicine One-Year, Post-Graduate Training Program.
We cover the following topics:
(00:00:00) Opening
(00:02:35) Intro
(00:08:00) Skin as a detox and protective organ against toxins
(00:14:09) Plastics in our environment
(00:19:12) Phthalates in blue surgical masks
(00:20:00) Phthalates in face masks
(00:23:05) What plastic toxicants do in the body
(00:26:18) Allergies and asthma from toxins
(00:30:55) Plastics and the immune system
(00:35:58) Endocrine disruptors
(00:39:10) Limitations of going BPA-free
(00:46:29) Avoiding plastics and BPA
(00:51:03) Eliminating plastic toxins from the body
(00:54:41) Receipt paper
(01:00:02) Changing habits
(01:02:13) Closing
Your going to enjoy learning from this most formidable expert in environmental medicine:::
About Dr. Fine:
- Dr. Anne Marie Fine is an internationally recognized doctor, award-winning researcher, international number one Amazon bestselling author and Founder & C.E.O. of Fine Natural Products, LLC , creator of the IAMFINE® brand which seeks to create innovative and sustainable healthcare solutions and nontoxic personal health products that address pervasive global health and beauty issues in a growing global market.
- She serves as the Director of Education for the Naturopathic Academy of Environmental Medicine, Science Adviser for MadeSafe.org, and is a regular contributor to ThriveGlobal and other media platforms. Dr. Fine lectures and consults internationally on topics relating to product formulation, nutrigenomics, and integrative health.
- Dr. Fine is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza School of Business as well as the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine where she obtained her doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine. She is a licensed and board-certified doctor in Arizona and California where her focus is on Environmental Medicine.
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Her website is www.drannemariefine.com.
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Articles to reference:
https://www.townsendletter.com/article/460-covid-19-virology-and-toxicology-two-considerations/
https://thriveglobal.com/stories/the-handmaid-s-tale-becomes-a-reality/
https://www.townsendletter.com/article/431-the-skin-as-exposome-an-underappreciated-route-of-entry-for-toxicants/
https://www.townsendletter.com/article/431-the-skin-as-exposome-an-underappreciated-route-of-entry-for-toxicants/
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Some Toxin exposure is unavoidable . We live in a toxic world.
However how much exposure, the types of exposure, and the way we process toxins is more in our control.
The immune system, nervous system, metabolism, and endocrine system can all be impacted if we are overloaded with certain burdens of toxins like plastics, heavy metals, and mycotoxin.
In this episode I welcome on Wendie Trubow, MD , a functional medicine gynecologist and author of Dirty Girl: Ditch the Toxins, Look great and feel FREEKING amazing to take us through how to Ditch toxins.
Please note Dr. Trubow is offering a free guide to ditching toxins to listeners by going to this link
Show outline:
(00:00) Opening and intro
(02:05) Wendie’s background
(07:46) The last two years
(10:06) The role of toxins
(12:38) Beginning of Wendie’s health journey
(16:19) What toxins do to the body
(20:12) The impact of toxins on the immune system
(24:20) Wendie’s experience with celiac disease
(32:45) The importance of addressing stress
(38:45) Taking care of yourself when you’re stressed
(42:45) Mycotoxins
(46:44) What’s next in Wendie’s career
(49:00) Changing what you eat
(50:40) Closing thoughts on toxins
(51:21) How to find Wendie and her book
(52:10) Free companion guide to the book
(50:58) Closing
About Dr. Trubow
Wendie Trubow, M.D., MBA is a functional medicine gynecologist and author of Dirty Girl: Ditch the Toxins, Look great and feel FREEKING amazing.
She received her M.D. from Tufts University in 2000 and has been practicing functional medicine since 2009. After all these years, she is still passionate about helping women optimize their health and their lives. There are so many different challenges in a woman’s life: work, home, relationships, spirituality, health, and they all matter! While her credentials allow Trubow a solid medical backdrop to help women achieve vitality, her own health journey has also inspired and supported her methods of care. Through her struggles with mold and metal toxicity, Celiac disease, and a variety of other health issues, Trubow has developed a deep sense of compassion for what her patients are facing. When she's not helping patients in her practice (5 Journeys) you can find Trubow alongside her husband and their four kids, creating a beautiful ecosystem in their yard that provides nourishment to both body and soul.
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According to the CDC, Post-acute sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC), also known as “Long COVID,” are long-term symptoms that might be experienced weeks to months after primary infection with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Post-viral syndromes have been around for ages but nothing to the scale we are seeing now.
The symptoms of PASC are extensive with over 200 symptoms reported ranging from general systematic fatigue , sensorimotor, neurologic , digestive, and cardiovascular.
Like any new problem it helps to have a framework to think through problems and its especially helpful if other models are are available from other conditions that have been treated. We desperately need a framework to help with Long-Covid.
Our Guest, Dr. Amy Proal, as been looking at post-viral syndromes for many years especially in her work with Myalgic Encephalitis and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Dr. Amy Proal, Phd is Microbiologist with expertise on the molecular mechanisms by which pathogens modulate human gene expression, metabolism and immunity.
She recently used this knowledge and experience to author a highly cited paper with her co-researcher Dr. Michael VanElzakker called Long COVID or Post-acute Sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC): An Overview of Biological Factors That May Contribute to Persistent Symptoms
This outstanding paper gives a framework to think through the Long Covid puzzle and start treating it. In this episode we dive into all aspects of the Biological Factors of Long Covid PASC and discuss how this research will give us a roadmap to help people feel better.
In this episode:
(00:00) Opening
(02:17) Intro
(08:50) Vagus nerve
(10:46) Biological Factors
(14:00) Viral Reservoirs in human tissue
(15:07) Pathogen reactivation
(20:33) Why is Covid-19 so unique?
(24:17) EBV and molecular mimicry
(29:47) Dysbiosis
(31:49) MIS-C and Zonulin
(34:41) Brain Fog in post-viral syndromes
(35:47) Microclots in Covid-19 .
(38:18) Mast cell involvement in post-viral syndromes
(43:38) Mitochondria
(45:27) Functional Redundancy
(48:10) Long Covid Prognosis .
(54:18 ) Biomarkers for LC
(1:00:10) Treatment Outlook
(1:06:02) Closing thoughts
About Amy Proal, PhD
Amy Proal graduated from Georgetown University in 2005 with a degree in biology. While at Georgetown she wrote her senior thesis on the role of infectious agents in the disease ME/CFS. In 2012, she obtained a PhD in microbiology from Murdoch University in Australia. Her graduate thesis focused on “Autoimmune disease re-examined in light of metagenomic concepts.” She is a research leader at PolyBio , and she has authored papers that examine the role of the human microbiome and human virome in chronic inflammatory disease. Proal has also written book chapters for organizations like the J.Craig Venter Institute and lectured at the NIH and numerous USA/international conferences.
Social Media:
@microbeminded2
Referenced in this episode:
Long COVID or Post-acute Sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC): An Overview of Biological Factors That May Contribute to Persistent Symptomshttps://www.pnas.org/content/pnas/118/34/e2024358118.full.pdf
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Slowing aging , preserving memory, and preserving energy are big topics of concern in medicine and health care. Over the past 10 years research and development has show a special interest in how to modify Sirtuin-1 as a protein for longevity and slowing the disease process. A cofactor of Sirtuin-1 named Nicotinamide Adenine dinucleotide (NAD) is of particular interest. NAD seems to be depleted as we age and thus turning down Sirtuin-1 activity. This means accelerated aging. The study of how to modify NAD is blossoming much thanks to the work of David Sinclair, Phd. And, supplements, dietary modifications , and lifestyle moves are being studies and marketed to modify this pathway. I have been hesitant to jump into this world due the hype; so I brought back an expert in this space Dr. Chris Meletis to help translate the science for practical application. We discuss the different forms of NAD precursors such as Nicotinamide Riboside (NR) and Nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) as well discuss things like fasting, ketogenic diets, and exercise.
About Dr. Meletis:
Dr. Chris D. Meletis is an educator, international author and lecturer. His personal mission is “Changing World’s Health One Person at a Time.” He believes that when people become educated about their body, that is the moment when change begins. He has authored over a dozen books and in excess of 200 national scientific articles in such journals and magazines as Natural Health, Alternative and Complementary Therapies, Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients, Life Extension, Natural Pharmacy and the Journal of Restorative Medicine
Dr. Meletis served as Dean of Naturopathic Medicine and Chief Medical Officer for 7 years at NUNM, the oldest naturopathic medical school in North America. He has received numerous awards including, Physician of the Year by the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians; Excellence Award for his work in treating and advocating for the medically underserved; and most recently a NUNM Hall of Fall award at the State Association’s annual banquet.
His passion for helping the underprivileged drove him to spearhead the creation of 16 free natural medicine healthcare clinics in the Portland metropolitan area of Oregon.
He is a medical consultant for Tru Niagen among other companies and is considered an expert in mitochondrial health and organic acid testing.
Links:
Website: https://drmeletis.com/#about
Tru niagen lecture
aging #longevity #nad #metabolism #sirt1
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In this episode we speak about Bloating. the difference between bloating and distention.
What things you can try to day to help if you are struggling with bloating and what to pursue if basic things are not helping/
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Today I welcome on my friend and colleague Dr. Joshua Goldenberg to speak about Evidence based practice within the Naturopathic Medicine profession and more specifically when it comes to Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) Dr. Goldenberg is a shining star in the naturopathic medicine research space especially known for his work in helping push forward research in the IBS and SIBO realm. You can find his work at Goldenberg GI Center. and all of Pubmed by searching for Joshua Goldenberg.
We got together to discuss the landscape of research in naturopathic medicine specifically related to IBS and SIBO. Please see below for the show outline Please note: We will donate $100 for the first 100 plays to Hydrogens Sulfide SIBO Research Study.
Please join me by going to https://www.gofundme.com/f/hydrogen-sulfide-sibo-registry-study to support this worthy cause
(00:00) show opening
(02:00) Route to Naturopathic Medicine. From Molecular Biology at Penn to Naturopathic Medicine.
(07:29) Covid-19 impact on his research
(11:40) IBS Naturopathic Research Overview
(15:57) Reading Naturopathic Research
(21:56) Dysbiosis Research
(24:20) Power of Placebo in IBS
(28:48) Key variables in IBS research
(29:38) Absolute effect/Absolute Risk reduction
(34:36) Science vs. Skepticism
(39:39) Closing
About Dr. Goldenberg
Dr. Goldenberg is a researcher, teacher, naturopathic doctor and founder of Dr. Journal Club, LLC. He is most passionate about the interplay of evidence and clinical practice. Dr. Goldenberg is an active researcher with numerous publications in high impact scientific journals such as JAMA, Annals of Internal Medicine and The Cochrane Library.
His research focus includes irritable bowel syndrome, probiotics, evidence-informed practice, and research methodology.
He is Research Investigator at the Helfgott Research Institute and Visiting Research Scholar at the University of Technology Sydney. o Dr. Goldenberg is a passionate educator and is faculty for the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine’s Interprofessional Fellowship in Integrative Health and Medicine.
He is past adjunct faculty at Bastyr University, his alma mater, in which he enrolled after receiving honors and distinction in molecular biology from the University of Pennsylvania.
As a naturopathic doctor Dr. Goldenberg focuses on integrative approaches to irritable bowel syndrome as well as other gastrointestinal complaints at Goldenberg GI Center.
In 2014 Dr. Goldenberg created the medical education website www.DrJournalClub.com in order to share his passion for the interplay of evidence and clinical practice with the larger integrative medicine community. •
Resources and Links from the episode:
Dr. Goldenberg’s Research https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=joshua+goldenberg
Goldenberg GI center https://goldenberggicenter.com/dr-goldenberg/
World Naturopathic Federation Research paper on Covid-19 https://worldnaturopathicfederation.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/White-Paper.pdf
Zinc for the prevention or treatment of acute viral respiratory tract infections in adults: a rapid systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/11/11/e047474 2018
Ted Kaptchuk. open label placebo https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6889847/
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In this episode, I welcome an old friend of the podcast Dr. Lara Briden a Naturopathic Physician based in New Zealand who is a world-renowned expert on the hormone health and endocrine related women’s health concerns. You can find her at www.larabriden.com Dr. Briden was on episode #9 speaking on endometriosis and episode 38 on androgen dominance and she comes back this week to speak about Female Hormones after 40 the subject of her latest book Hormone Repair Manual, every woman's guide to hormones after 40.
Dr. Briden has many accolades including:
Member of the Scientific Advisory Council for the Centre for Menstrual Cycle and Ovulation Research at the University of British Columbia
Member of the Endometriosis Special Interest Group (ESIG) of Endometriosis New Zealand
Member of the editorial board of Vital Link, the official naturopathic medical journal of the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors
In this episode we do a deep dive into female hormones after 40 which Dr. Briden calls ‘’ The second puberty. We discuss including cultural and anthropological aspects of perimenopause and menopause. We discuss the four phases of perimenopause and how it may start as early as 35 for some We have deep discussion progesterone, testosterone, estrogen/estradiol and discuss some of the concerns of treatment and how support may play a role in brain health, metabolic health, and cardiovascular support. Which women are most likely in need of support. See below for show links and show outline:
As is a tradition , a donation is made the first 100 plays of our podcast are dedicated to a unique charity. Dr.Bridens episode is dedicated to Vitamin Angels.
Show outline:
(0:00) Show intro
(3:00) opening
(4:51) The cultural and personal experience of menopausal transition
(13:23) The four phases of perimenopause
(22:37) Progesterone deep dive
(28:11) Different Progesterone Forms and why form matters.
(35:12) Androgens in perimenopause and relative androgen dominance
(39:06) Sex Hormone Binding Globulin levels (SHBG) why raising SHBG is important in perimenopause
(41:47) Estradiol: what happens to it during perimenopause. Why is it so unpredictable?
(46:24) Estrogen and disease risk
(47:23) Estrogen Therapy, when is indicated
(49:40) Treatment Philosophy
(55:11) Closing thoughts
References in episode:
The Slow Moon Climbs: The Science, History, and Meaning of Menopause Swan Study: The Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation (SWAN) is a multi-site longitudinal, epidemiologic study designed to examine the health of women during their middle years https://www.swanstudy.org/
Dr. Jerilynn Prior http://www.cemcor.ubc.ca/researchers/publications
Briden/Prior paper on PCOS
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In this episode I welcome on Dr. Richard Boles. Dr. Richard G. Boles is a medical geneticist and a pediatrician who specializes in mitochondrial medicine, functional disease (including cyclic vomiting syndrome, other atypical forms of migraine, and chronic fatigue syndrome) and autism spectrum disorders. He has over 70 published papers, mostly in mitochondrial medicine and is considered a pioneer in Genomics. Dr. Boles currently is in private practice in Pasadena, California, and at the Rossignol Medical Center in Aliso Viejo, California. About one-half of his patients have neurodevelopmental disorders. As travel to California can be challenging for many, Dr. Boles has joined NeurAbilities Healthcare in order to provide telemedicine services for helping physicians and families translate modern genetics testing into practical treatment options. He also is a founder of the mitochondrial nutrition company Neuroneeds that focuses on serving the autism spectrum disorder community. In this episode we discuss Genetic testing overall, the unique genetics of autism spectrum disorder including especially those pertaining to social communication and mitochondria, How mitochondrial dysfunction impacts autism, testing for mitochondrial dysfunction, nutritional applications of mitochondrial dysfunction, the specifics of COQ10. I had to go back and listen to this three times as almost every sentence was a pearl. I hope you enjoy this conversation with this most esteemed guest. As become a tradition at the One Podcast we will be devoting $1 of the first 100 plays to the charity of choice of our guest. Dr. Boles has selected MitoAction as the charitable recipient of his podcast. Please visit their page at mitoaction.org if you would also like to contributed. Here is the show summary: (00:00) Intro (5:09) Genetic Testing In Autism (8:16) Making genetic information actionable (13:36) The unique genetics of Autism (23:30) Mitochondrial dysfunction in Autism (31:48) Nutritional Treatments of Mitochondria (33:37) Implications of Mitochondrial dysfunction (35:42) Oxidative Stress from Mitochondria dysfunction (37:34) Mitoswab testing (42:19) CoEnzyme Q10 (45:55) ASD starting points (50:03) Closing Resources mentioned in the discussion: Richard Frye, MD at Phoenix Children's Hospital doing trials using Mitoswab and mitochondrial nutrition https://www.phoenixchildrens.org/find-a-doctor/richard-e-frye-md-phd Neurabilities https://neurabilities.com/services/ Neuroneeds https://www.neuroneeds.com/ Variantyx www.variantyx.com Mitoaction https://www.mitoaction.org/
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So delighted to welcome back my colleague Lucy Mailing, PhD ; who was with us earlier to talk about the Gut-Skin-Axis . I am a big fan of Dr. Mailing and her deep understanding of the gut microbiome, gut immune system, and all things digestive health. I have been a supporter of her Patreon page for several years and always learn from her unique insight. In this episode we go into all things Intestinal Barrier, Intestinal immune System, Disruptors of the intestinal lining, and more. See below for the show outline 00:00 Opening 1:49 Dr. Mailing's healing journey 11:22 Mucosal Membrane Overview 19:21 Intestinal Immune Team 23:29 Immune tolerance and loss of tolerance 27:46 Food Allergy and Sensitivity 31:56 Intestinal Barrier Disruptors 42:42 Intestinal Barrier Protectors 48:03 Intestinal Gases and Barrier effect 50:55 Where to start when addressing the intestinal barrier 55:06 Healthy Digestive Habits 1:00:02 Dr. Mailing's practice and parting words I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. Please click like and subscribe in your players to show your support. More about Dr. Mailing Below Lucy Mailing /PhD completed her PhD in Nutritional Sciences and continues to perform research on how diet and exercise impact the gut microbiome in states of health and disease. She has authored several peer-reviewed journal articles related to the microbiome and health and was recently named an Emerging Leader in Nutritional Sciences by the American Society for Nutrition. Lucy has also been as staff research associate for Kresser Institute for four years and writes about evidence-based gut health on her blog, www.lucymailing.com where she holds classes, writes, and provides functional medicine consulting.
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With so much talk about the Gut microbiome and the role of gut bacteria in health and disease; we often forget that there are other organisms living in the gut such as archaea, bacteriophages, helminths, viruses, and fungi.
In today’s episode we welcome on a world expert in the Mycobiome Dr. Mahmoud Ghannoum. We did a great deep dive into the mycobiome, invasive candidiasis, intestinal permeability, biofilm and generally an expansive view of other players in the microbiome!
outline of our talk.
00:00 opening
0:42 Show Intro
2:33 Career, overview
7:39 Good Yeast vs. Harmful Yeast
10:35 Candida Pseudoscience
13:08 Fungal Dysbiosis
14:50 Invasive Candidiasis
20:54 Systemic effects of Invasive Candidiasis
22:33 Detecting Symptoms of Dysbiosis
25:04 Risk Factors for Dysbiosis
27:16 The Challenges of Testing and Diagnosis for Yeast concerns
29:28 Metabolomics and yeast markers 33:30 Nutritional approaches to fungal dysbiosis
36:16 Crohn’s Disease -Yeast connection
37:49 Biofilm and Candida
41:26 Closing thoughts
About Dr. Ghannoum:
Dr. Ghannoum has spent his career study the species of fungi that are living within our body and the role they play in health and disease. Dr. Ghannoum is a tenured Professor and Director of the Center for Medical Mycology at Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals Medical Center. He is also the co-founder of BIOHM Health, one of the leading consumer microbiome companies in the United States. And he is the author of the book Total Gut Balance which is an outstanding book about the gut mycobiome. #mycobiome #microbiome #candidiasis #inflammation #chronicillness
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The One Thing Podcast welcomes Type 1 Diabetes specialist Dr. Jody Stanislaw to discuss her holistic approach to helping Type 1 Diabetes with blood sugar management and more. (Please see Dr. Jody's social links and bio below) The show outline is as follows:
(0:00) opening
(0:42) Show Intro
(3:07) Difference between: Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
(9:13) Beta Cell Reserve
(10:12) Pre-screening for Type 1 Diabetes (T1D)
(13:01) Environmental Triggers for TID
(14:58) The daily life of a Type 1 Diabetic
(17:24) Insulin Injection and Insulin Pumps
(17:45) The Basic Factors of Blood Glucose Management
(21:52) TID Myths
(24:43) Behavioral and Psychological Aspects of T1D
(27:39) What's Lacking in conventional T1D care
(33:40) The Dawn Phenomenon
(42:13) Dr. Jody's Pillars of Health
(46:47) Sleep and Blood Sugar
(49:27)Hormonal aspects of Blood Sugar
(50:16) Innovations in T1D
(54:26) Dr. Jody's online programs and consulting practice overview
(1:01:06) Closing
About Dr. Stanislaw:
Dr. Jody Stanislaw received her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine in 2007, is a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, and has lived with type 1 diabetes since the age of 7. Her TEDx talk, Sugar is Not a Treat, has over 2 million views. Her consulting practice is exclusively for people with Type 1 diabetes and is virtual. She has patients in over 10 countries. In addition to teaching patients how to improve their blood sugars, she also supports patients with critical lifestyle areas such as diet, exercise, sleep, and emotional health. (....Once Covid hit, after being struck by all the fear and negativity that was going around the world, she was moved to make a positive impact in some way. She decided to start doing inspirational Facebook Lives everyday M-F to share optimism and tips for how we with T1D can stay healthy and positive in these challenging times. She has done over 150 FB lives since March 2020 and is now reaching more T1Ds than ever before. Her videos have thousands of views, and more and more T1Ds are sending her testimonials about how much her content has helped them....) From her 40+ years of personal plus professional experience with type 1 diabetes, she teaches life-changing information about how to successfully manage this complex condition that standard medical care often leaves out. She has private programs, online courses, and a monthly T1D training program.
For more info, visit:
www.DrJodyND.com
Dr. Jody's Social Links
https://www.drjodynd.com
https://www.facebook.com/DrJodyT1D
https://www.facebook.com/drjody.stanislaw
https://www.youtube.com/user/DrJodyND
https://www.instagram.com/type1.dr.jody.nd/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-jody-stanislaw-108436a
https://twitter.com/DrJodyND
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In this episode we speak to my Colleague Dr. Alena Guggenheim about hypermobility and Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes.
Dr. Alena Guggenheim is an Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine at Oregon Health and Science University. She is one of the few Naturopathic Physicians in the world that holds such a prestigious position at a major clinical research institution.
Dr. Guggenheim specializes in the care of children and adults with chronic pain and connective tissue disorders. She enjoys working with patients with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and associated complex syndromes.
0:00 Intro
0:15 test
In this episode we discuss:
- EDS and its subtypes
- Non vascular Ehlers Danlos Syndromes
- Dysautonomia
- Mast Cell release
- Genetics related to EDS
- and more
I am sure you will find Dr. Guggenheim as delightful as I did. She is brilliant, informed, intellectually humble, and quite witty.
Please see her course link on Hypermobility and Ehlers Danlos Syndromes
https://carlaguggenheim843.lpages.co/hypermobility-syndromes-register/
and also her professional page
https://www.ohsu.edu/providers/alena-guggenheim-nd
ehlersdanlosyndrome #hypermobility #eds #connectivetissue
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Going beyond diets and calories and calories out. It is about time that we have professionals that are treating Obesity as a medical imbalance rather than a result of a purely behavioral act. In this episode I chat with Karli Burridge an internationally recognized expert in obesity medicine. Karli is a physician assistant and Fellow of the Obesity Medicine Association and earned the Certificate of Advanced Education in Obesity Management in 2017. Karli has been working in obesity management, both surgically and non-surgically, since 2012. During this time, she has developed several medical obesity programs in a variety of healthcare settings. She is a co-author of the Obesity Algorithm® and serves on the Board of Trustees for the Illinois Obesity Society. She is also the co-founder and president of PAs in Obesity Medicine. Karli has received multiple awards from the Obesity Medicine Association for her work in expanding the field of obesity medicine and in furthering obesity education for health care providers.
Karli is the founder of GainingHealth.com, which she developed to provide resources and support for health care providers who want to incorporate obesity medicine into their medical practice. She has authored a book on developing an obesity medicine program and provides numerous additional tools for obesity program development through her website. Her mission is to increase the availability of science-based, compassionate obesity treatment to all individuals whose health is impacted by obesity.
In this episode we speak about:
· Karli’s career route to Obesity Medicine, Her mentors, and influential books
· The framework of Obesity as a disease
· Key hormones of hunger and satiety: leptin , insulin, Glp-1, ghrelin, and more
· Insulin resistance as metabolic derangement
· Leptin resistance as a metabolic derangement
· The causes of Obesity
· Diet, weight loss, and weight regain
· Medications for weight loss
Her program for health care providers at www.gaininghealth.com
obesity #weightloss #fatloss #insulinresitance #leptinresistance
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As you may be aware the focus of brain health has become more important. Not only are we seeing an uptick in disorders such as autism and ADHD; we are also experiencing population that is living longer. Due to the modern medicine, lifespan is increasing, however that might be coupled with declining cognitive function and increased brain disease risk. Understanding neuroinflammation, the underpinning of what drives brain disorders is important if we are going to be able to solve brain dysfunctions.
In today’s episode I welcome on a legend in in the functional medicine and regenerative medicine space Jim LaValle R. Ph. CCN. He has a decorated background in natural medicine functional medicine and regenerative medicine. His unique training in the field of pharmacy, botany, nutrition and naturopathy and over 40 years of clinical and teaching experience has led him to have a firm grasp of how to help people deal with chronic inflammatory conditions. I think you’ll quickly notice that he is beyond exceptional at what he does. He is author of over 20 books you can find out more about him on website www.jimlavalle.com. In this episode we dive deeply into the topic of Metflammation; specifically neural inflammation. This is what happens when the brain is upregulated and as they say on fire. This takes place in conditions such as ADHD, Alzheimer’s disease, autism, anxiety, and many other disorders.
In this episode we cover:
Mentors
Books of Influence
Neuroinflammation Core Concepts
Glial Cell Activation
Excitotoxins
Metflammation
Drivers of Inflammation
CIRS: Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome
Lab testing
Synapsin and Other Treatments
More about Jim:
James B. LaValle, R.Ph., C.C.N. M.T. DHM, DHPh. N.D.(trad) is an internationally recognized clinical pharmacist, author, and board-certified clinical nutritionist, with over 35 years of clinical experience. LaValle is best known for his expertise in performance health and integrative care with personally seeing thousands of clients over the years. He has an extensive background in natural products, lifestyle, drug/nutrient depletion, and uncovering the underlying metabolic issues that keep people from feeling healthy and vital. He has developed programs for several industries including fitness, professional sports teams and health care companies. Most recently Jim was appointed the Clinical Director of the Pro Football Hall of Fame Performance Health Program.
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A brief update
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- The 5 big psychiatric epidemics are: Depression, Pain, Anxiety, Addiction, and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). And, depression is the leading cause of disability worldwide. -
Traditional models are Psychotropic medications and/or counseling. While widely successful this model may fail in certain populations. t
Treatment failures might be due to not accessing certain neural networks and possibly psychospiritual levels that might be needed for healing.
Because of this Psychedelic Medicine and Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy has emerged.
This traditional medicine now has the science and trials to help understand how to apply in a clinical setting
In this episode , I am joined by Dr. Erica Zelfand who will guide us through Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. She is a perfect guide as she is the instructor of the course called The Science of Psychedelics
Dr. Zelfand gives us some information and highlights on MDMA, Psilocybin, and Ketamine.
We learn about which psychedelics impact Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor, (BDNF), the Default Mode Network (DMN) which involves the medial prefrontal cortex, posterior cingulate cortex/precuneus and angular gyrus. Also those that act on 5HT-2A receptors, and NMDA-receptors.
The effect of these therapies appear to allow the brain to change, access new resources, become more neuroplastic, and gain psycho spiritual insight. Before long psychedelics, will soon be a legalized part of mainstream psychiatry.
About Dr. Zelfand
Erica Zelfand, ND is a licensed family physician specializing in functional medicine and integrative mental health. Blending conventional pharmaceutical medicine with nutrition, herbal medicine, counseling, psycho-spiritual work, and other therapies gleaned from her international travels, Dr. Z’s philosophy of healing aims to nourish the whole person. She is also a medical writer, teacher, psychedelic facilitation instructor, and the mastermind behind The Science of Psychedelics, an online training for healthcare providers and empowered individuals alike. She consults with clients across the globe through her practice, Simba Health.
To learn more, please visit www.drzelfand.com
Her social handles on - Facebook, twitter, Clubhouse, and linkedin handles are all the same: DrZelfand -
She has been so kind to offer a 15% coupon on her course The Science of Psychedelics by using the code : onething
at the checkout.
Resources in the episode
Books referenced -
PIHKAL: A Chemical Love Story by Alexander Shulgin and Ann Shulgin’s (phenethylamines)
TIHKAL: The Continuation; A Chemical Love Story by Alexander Shulgin and Ann Shulgin’s (on Tryptamines) -
Works Cited -
Flight Instructions Bill Richards : -
Resources Cited -
Multidisciplinary Association For Psychedelic Studies -
Dr. Robin Carhart Harris , UK researcher on Psilocybin
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In this episode I welcome on one of my longtime colleagues Jake Felice, ND, LMP. Dr. Felicie is one of the OG’s of medicinal cannabis. In this episode we go into the Endocannabinoid system (ECS), A 600-million-year-old system that is a “harm-reduction” system as Dr. Felice likes to call it in this article https://ndnr.com/pain-medicine/the-endocannabinoid-system-self-regulating-harm-protection/“ As a stress reduction system, the ECS responds positively not only to cannabinoids, but also to diet, lifestyle, and physical medicine interventions .” We also discuss include terpenes and flavonoids, as well as other non-cannabis botanicals that also affect this receptor system. We talk about Cannabidiol (CBD), Tetrahydrocannabinol(THC) and how they act on the ECS for medicinal benefits. Specifically we go into known safety profile, how to maximize patient tolerability, how to achieve efficacy, cannabis topicals, other delivery modalities, and relative contraindications. In addition, we discuss the “Entourage effect”. This topic is so much more than you think!
About Dr. Felice:
Jake F. Felice, ND, LMP is a cannabis author, clinician, educator and consultant whose vision is to advance the science and practical application of cannabis for medical and recreational markets around the world. Dr. Felice provides world class education experiences by speaking authentically about hemp and cannabis. He consults with healthcare providers and the general public. His Category 1 CME courses for doctors, nurses and pharmacists has now been translated into four languages. Dr. Felice is the founder of Cannabis Matrix Consulting, LLC, and he maintains a regular cannabis blog at drjakefelice.com.
Socials:
Website https://www.drjakefelice.com/
LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjake/
YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/user/JakeFelice
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/drjakefelice/
Twitter https://mobile.twitter.com/home
#cbd #ecs
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Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) is a debilitating condition with symptoms of persistent fatigue, neuroinflammation, post-exertional fatigue, joint pain, nerve pain, muscle pain, sensory hypersensitivity, disturbed sleep, headaches, and bowel changes.
It often takes years to get a proper diagnosis and most patients are brushed off as having a psychosomatic illness. '
Thanks to researchers like our guest Dr. Amy Proal; we know so much more ME/CFS. It turns out there chronic viral and other microbe components that drive a significant part of ME/CFS. These pathogens/pathobionts can set up shop and change DNA, mitochondria, and immune function that contributes to the manifestation of ME/CFS.
In this episode , Dr. Proal dives into how viruses find tissue to hide out in, disrupt mitochondria, alter the vagus nerve and how this understanding guides us how in treating ME/CFS
Dr. Proal shows us that it is not one infectious organism but multiple co-infections overwhelming the immune system pushing into low function.. If we can help the immune system by reducing the overwhelm ; then we can see good progress.
About our guest:
Dr. Proal is a microbiologist who studies the molecular mechanisms by which bacterial, fungal and viral pathogens dysregulate human gene expression, immunity and metabolism. Her work further examines how dysbiosis of the human microbiome and/or the human virome can contribute to chronic inflammatory disease processes. As a member of the research team at Autoimmunity Research Foundation, she has authored papers and written book chapters for organizations like the J.Craig Venter Institute and The Autoimmunity Network, and lectured at the NIH and numerous USA/international conferences. Proal graduated from Georgetown University in 2005 with a degree in biology. In 2012, she obtained a PhD in microbiology from Murdoch University in Australia. Her graduate thesis focused on “Autoimmune disease re-examined in light of metagenomic concepts.”
Links to her work
Polybio https://polybio.org/team/amy-proal/
Twitter @microbeminded2
MyalgicEncephalomyelitisChronicFatigueSyndrome #zerozeroscore #chronicfatiguesyndrome #dysautotonmia#CFS#MECFS #naturopathic #chronicinfections #postviral
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"Puberty in Reverse" .
That's what Dr. Ginger Nash, refers to the menopausal transition leading into the menopausal years.
Even as a guy, that statement really drills down what the menopausal stage can be for some.
With anxiety, body composition change, irregular menstruation, and sleep disturbances often presenting as some of the early signs of the menopausal transition, it can be a distressing time for many women.
According to Dr. Nash, only about 10% of women will sail into the menopausal years with no symptoms or major physiologic balances.
She speaks about the factors that make the menopausal transition particularly rocky and some ways of approaching those years that is quite refreshing and opening.
And she shares that going through menopause can be supported with lower force interventions and does not necessarily need to involve bio-identical hormone replacement. However, that option may be appropriate in certain situations.
This episode is more than speaking about Menopause. It's also a view into the mind and motivation of one of the most skilled and balanced Naturopathic Physicians in our profession. Dr. Nash is one of the few Doctors that I have come across in my career that can pull the best of our medicine from a deep, compassionate, individualized, and science based perspective. She shines in not just one area but many domains. So it was a pleasure sharing this time with her and getting to learn more about her process.
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About Dr. Nash
Dr. Nash earned her doctorate in 1998 from The National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon. She owns and operates a general medical practice in New Haven, CT that specializes in women's health and chronic immune dysregulation. Dr. Nash has also lectured and taught healthcare programs throughout the U.S. and Canada for practitioners of natural medicine for over two decades. She thoroughly enjoys both clinical work and education.
Links in the episode:
Dr. Nash's practice www.gingernash.com
Feminology www.feminology.org
Feminology Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/168878283890605/
zerozeroscore #menopause #personalsummer #menopausaltransition #longevity #womenshealth
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In this episode I welcome on Dr. Laura M. Brown, ND , Author of the newly released book Beyond Digestion: How Gut Health connects to Your Mind, Body, and Soul.
Dr. Laura M. Brown, is a registered naturopathic doctor with a functional medicine approach. She focuses on stimulating the body’s natural mechanisms to repair damage and rebuild health. She is a HeartMath Certified Practitioner, a level two Certified Gluten Free Practitioner and holds the designation of ADAPT Trained Practitioner from Kresser Institute, the only functional medicine and ancestral health training company.
Titled Miss Teen Ontario at age sixteen, Dr. Brown battled many health challenges of her own, ultimately prevailing through naturopathic medicine. Personally, she writes, gardens, hikes, and entertains on 20 beautiful acres in the heart of Ontario, Canada. Learn more about her practice at southendguelph.ca.
In this episode we cover:
- Dr. Brown's personal philosophy on gut health
- Comprehensive stool analysis, cyrex array 3, food sensitivity
- The three subtypes of tissue transglutaminase antibodies and gluten related issues.
- Food sensitivities
- Healing foods
- Heart Rate Variability training and Heart Math and Gut Health
- and more
Enjoy:
#guthealth #digestivehelath
**Links
Her website: https://southendguelph.ca/**
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We can't say enough good things about Ben. His success in founding Lake Washington Physical Therapy in the Seattle area is story in its own. In this episode we discuss Ben's expertise. Ben's professional passion is with core stability, biomechanics, and runners. He sees many running enthusiasts that are working towards an easy 5K fun run as well as those that are training for New York or Boston. He has put on several speed and agility camps and participated in the training of college as well as professional runners. Ben speaks routinely at several of the local running stores (Super Jock and Jill and Everyday Athlete) and high school cross country teams. Ben has also authored two books for IAAF and created over 15 lectures that were presented at USATF, IAAF, WADA, and USOC conferences. In this episode we go into benefits of running, training modalities, kinetic chain issues, how to train, foot wear, and much more!
References from this episode:
Lake Washington Physical Therapy
Run Cadence
running #physicaltherapy
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Polyphenols fall under the category of phytonutrients. Which are plant nutrients that confer health benefits. Polyphenols specifically are food for our microbiota and are involved in housecleaning of potential pathogenic pathobionts. We should really strive for about 1000mg-1500mg of polyphenols in our diet daily as the evidence is stacking up for their health benefits for colon health, brain health, cardiovascular health, and overall inflammation support. In this episode of WIALD (what I am learning daily) I go into the best sources and further unpack polyphenol benefits. The WIALD episodes are snack-size podcast recordings that complement the longer episodes that feature guests from various backgrounds. You are invited to come into my personal learning lab on WIALD. For video versions go to the One Thing Podcast with Dr. Adam Rinde over on youtube.
polyphenols #microbiome #guthealth #inflammation
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In this episode I welcome Solomon Ezra Berezin, a health coach from Houston , Texas to speak about meditation and its role in performance and health. More information can be found at www.soundintegrative.com in our blog section.
This episode covers:
- Meditation unpacked, different forms, and benefits.
- Vipassana meditation
- Equanimity; what is it and how can be nourished by meditation.
- Practical ways people can get involved with meditation. About Solomon Ezra Berezin
Solomon is a Certified Transformational Nutrition Coach and former college basketball athlete. His focus as a coach is on improving health and/or sports performance with mindset, meditation, nutrition and fitness, designing a future vision, releasing undesired habits, and more.
He has been practicing meditation for several years and so far has experienced two meditation retreats that transformed his life, which we’ll talk about today.
He can be found at https://www.solomonezra.com/
meditation #mindfulness #performance
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In this episode we speak with a repeat guest Dr. Jessica Pizano who a doctor of clinical nutrition and her clinical teammate Sabrina Vaz who is an expert in Pilates. They are from Mast Cell Advanced Diagnosis and their unique focus on mast cell disorders brings them in close interaction with patients with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS).
EDS is a connective tissues disorder that involves hypermobility of joints and sometimes hyperelasticity of tissue. Those who are suffering from it deal with a unique type of Chronic Pain that involves joints that are overly mobile. These patients also have issues with mast cell activation. The integrative approach that Jessica and Sabrina take is shared on this episode . I found it very empowering and useful information for an often-overlooked and under-treated population of #eds patients.
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Biofilm are communities of bacteria that form in many places in the body including the lumen of the gut where bacteria transition from a free forming and moving organism into joining a community of bacteria living in a unit called biofilm.
Biofilms are most acknowledged in dentistry as the purpose of flossing is largely to disrupt biofilm. Also, they are of grave concern in medicine as biofilms often form to the detriment of the host on implants, tubes, and catheters.
The significance of biofilm is generally around the concept that bacteria and other organisms (i.e. Yeast) in a biofilm generally evade the immune system and can resist antibiotics.
In this episodes we speak about how biofilm appears in the body, how it is tested, what conditions are most effected by it, and what to do to treat it.
About our guest:
About Dr. Berman: Dr. Deanna Berman is a licensed Naturopathic Physician and a certified Midwife practicing in Vermont. She is a graduate of Bastyr University, a four-year, post-graduate, medical school just outside of Seattle. She has a special interest and advanced training in Interstitial Cystitis, Chronic Urinary Tract Infections, and Lyme Disease.
Her website is www.drdeannaberman.com
Her Instagram handle is @drdeannberman
She also has Facebook Group called UTI recovery
Links mentioned in episode:
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Welcome to the next episode of WIALD , a feature of The One Thing Podcast, that stands for What I AM LEARNING DAILY. Today, I speak about Hydrogen Sulfide Breath Testing which may be the missing gas or missing link in identifying dysbiosis, sibo, or IBS factors. I recently learned a lot about it and I am excited to share.
ibs #sibo #dysbiosis
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Receiving diagnosis like Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), often comes with a stigma.
Some believe IBS is a diagnosis a doctor uses to describe digestive symptoms when no serious pathology has been found.
Thankfully we are moving a way from this definition.
And now we recognize that conditions like IBS involved scientifically proven imbalances in both the gut and brain and must bet treated as such.
The progress made can largely be attributed to the work of The Rome Foundation and the guests of this episode Dr. Douglas Drossman and Johannah Ruddy, M.Ed.
Dr. Drossman and Johannah are the authors of the new book, Gut Feelings, Disorders of The Gut-Brain Interaction and are pioneering the efforts for patients and doctors to unite to have better approaches to treatment and care of these digestive disorders.
Disorders like IBS have now become part of a larger group of digestive disorders now called Disorders of Gut Brain Interactions.”.
In this episode we discuss:
● From a “diagnosis of exclusion” to where we are today.
● How the Gut and Brain Interact. What science tells us.
● Doctor-Patient teamwork
● Modalities of treatment for Brain-Gut Interactions
About our Guests:
Dr. Douglas Drossman
Dr. Drossman is the president of the Drossman Center for the Education and Practice of Biopsychosocial Care, the President, Drossman Consulting and Drossman Gastroenterology, the President Emeritus and COO, Rome Foundation, a Professor Emeritus of Medicine and Psychiatry at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, and the Founder and Co-Director Emeritus, UNC Center for Functional GI and Motility Disorders. His list of publications, research, and contributions to the field of functional gastrointestinal and motility disorders is tremendous.@ddrossman
Johannah Ruddy, M.Ed.
Mrs. Ruddy is the Executive Director of the Rome Foundation and serves on the Board of Directors of DrossmanCare, and is a Co-Facilitator for Teaching Communication Skills to Patients and Providers. Mrs. Ruddy has a BS in Political Science and an M.Ed. in Curriculum Development and 20 years of executive leadership experience working with a variety of nonprofit organizations nationwide. She has a strong background in grant writing, and is a speaker at GI practices, medical centers and conferences in the area of communication and patient advocacy. In this capacity she facilitates patient communication, education and advocacy programs within the Rome Foundation and DrossmanCare. @johannahruddy
Links:
Presale Page for Gut Feelings: https://theromefoundation.org/gut-feelings-presale/
tuesdaynightibs, #gutfeelings #ibs #motilitydisorders #functionaldigstivedisorders #gutbrainaxis #gutbraininteractions #romefoundation
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There is an obsession in this world with weight loss.
The search term “weight loss” outpaces the search term “fat loss” by leaps and bounds.
In fact, on May 3, 2020, “weight loss” reached the most popular search term status on google in The United States. Reaching a popularity score of 100/100. On the same day the term “fat loss” only had a popularity score of 4 out of 100.
It may seem trivial and semantic to some; but to me that says a lot about the mentality and understanding of metabolism, body composition, and largely why the dieting culture frequently fails.
On the subject of metabolism, fat percentage and fat quality are what matters in the grand scheme of health, fitness, and longevity. Not weight. However, most “diets” are designed to set you on the path of reaching a specific weight that somehow reflects health. These weight focused diets often overlook the impact of their weight loss program on your emotions, muscle mass, bone health, brain health, and hormone health.
The topic of weight and fat can be very triggering to discuss. Especially for those of us who have had ongoing struggles with metabolism and have reached a point of frustration and even mental health concerns around weight.
When approaching this topic, I could think of no one better to bring on Alex Leaf, MS, CISSN one of the up and coming stars in Nutrition Research and one of the pioneers of the Fat Loss Blueprint. After learning about his approach on this topic, I felt that it was one of the most responsible and integrative approaches to fat loss I have come across.
In this episode we speak about:
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Fat loss factors such as ghrelin, orexin, AMPK, protein muscle synthesis, cortisol, and satiety
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Resistance training and its effect on metabolism
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Discuss the impact of sleep and circadian rhythm disruption
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His take on macronutrients such as protein
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His take on calories
And much more.
One of the things about Alex is that he is not hype. He’s grounded, full of science, and his approach to fat loss is very thoughtful and careful.
About Alex Leaf, MS, CISSN
Alex is a nutritionist, researcher, writer, and scholar. He is a graduate of Bastyr University’s master’s didactic program in dietetics . He received his undergraduate degree from Washington State University. He has worked with Examine.com and has performed research on overfeeding with the esteemed Dr. Jose Antonio through ISSN. He is also on faculty at the University of Western States in their Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine master’s program. Along with his wife, Briana Theroux, and Ari Whitten he has recently developed a comprehensive online program in fat loss called The Fat Loss Blueprint. He is an advocate of a non-dogmatic and evidence-informed approach to nutrition.
Social Media Links:
Website:
Facebook Page
Fat Loss Blueprint
Keywords: #fatloss #weightloss #ghrelin #adiponectin #orexin #protein #ampk #fatlossblueprint #alexleaf #cortisol #circadianrhythm
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Chronic Joint Pain often leads to a diagnosis of degenerative joint disease (also known as osteoarthritis) and patients are given the array of physical therapy and anti-inflammatories with the hope of delaying and preventing joint replacement surgery. This is a standard approach and joint replacement procedures often need to be redone 10-20 years late. . A multi-disciplinary approach to the same problem might look at diet, lifestyle ,exercise, nutrition, hormonal health, and other factors to prevent or delay surgery. In this episode I welcome Dr. Angela Cortal who is an expert in Joint health and regenerative therapies and the author of Younger Joints Today. This episode covers: 1. How hormone health matters in joint pain. 2. Nutritional and lifestyle influences 3. Regenerative therapies 4. Dr. Cortal's 7 step plan for Joint pain . Short BIO: Dr. Angela Cortal is a Naturopathic Physician based in Oregon, and the best-selling author of Younger Joints Today. She is passionate about reversing degenerative joint disease by addressing the root causes. She loves partnering with her patients to optimize their health, happiness, strength, and well-being. In addition to her clinical practice, she teaches and speaks online on addressing your own joint pain, instructs physicians on advanced injection skills and lectures to professional audiences (on hormones, joint health, and injection therapies). In her spare time she tends to her rural property with her husband Xavi and their two rescue dogs. Social Medial Links: Facebook Page Instagram Twitter Keywords: #connectivetissue #ligaments #tendons #hormonehealth #osteoarthritis #collagen#regenerativetherapy
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Idan Ravin Esq., MSc, CSCS is an elite performance coach for many of the top NBA players. He is also the author of The Hoops Whisperer andIt Takes Patience.
Idan has a very unique life journey and also a gift for the craft of improving and fine tuning performance. Whether you are trying to improve your fitness, health, or life situation I think you will learn a lot by hearing from someone who trains individuals who are the best in the world at their craft.
When I first heard of Idan, I was inspired by his ability to think out of the box and his ability to help his athletes push past boundaries. He joins me in a special episode of The One Thing Podcast .
In this episode we discuss:
- How Idan went from an orthodox upbringing, to law, school to becoming a performance coach for some of the top NBA players.
- How he transitioned from training people more as a personal internship to being compensated greatly for doing what he loves.
- What it's like to try and improve the performance of the top athletes of the world such as Kevin Durant, Carmelo Anthony, Steph Curry, Lebron James, Chris Paul, and Blake Griffin.
- How he focuses on progression and performance and how his sessions involve progressions and regression.
- How he creates training sessions that mimic the outcome he is trying to achieve.
- How he likes to work with athletes that have been overlooked or who have been given up on.
- Structure and Rules . How to apply rules to specific situations but not as a generality.
- How he communicates with athletes and the importances of being calm, thoughtful, direct, and analytical.
- Seeing things different and asking different questions.
Links Mentioned in the episode:
Idan on Instagram
Idan on Twitter
Website
The Hoops Whisperer
It Takes Patience
#performance #innervoice #outofthebox #details #trainlikeyouplay #trainsmart #authenticity #dowhatyoulove #playwithlove #itakespatience #thehoopswhisperer
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Bile and biliary dysfunction are intimately connected with mold-related illness. In fact, so connected that a key strategy to overcome mycotoxin illness is to help your bile rid of mycotoxin. Bile does so much in our body . Not only is it important in fat digestion and absorption; it also has secondary effects on protecting our gut lining, immune system, our inflammation, and so much more. We are so fortunate in this episode to have an expert in all things Mold ; Dr. Jill Crista walk us through this link including:
Show Highlights
- The Biliary system, Bile , and Bile Salt overview
- What conditions are associated with Biliary Dysfunction?
- The role of bile and mold/mycotoxin illness related.
- What are some of the unknown or forgotten roles of bile and how does that play out in mold-related illness
- What if I don’t have a gallbladder?
- The journey of the mycotoxin from exposure to dysfunction.
- Detoxification insanity
- Dr. Crista’s perspectives on Binders
- The role of fiber in bile function
- The importance of Hydrochloric Acid
- Secondary impact of Mold-related illness
- Dr. Cristas perspective on testing and treatment.
About Dr. Crista:
Dr. Jill Crista is a naturopathic doctor, best-selling author, and internationally recognized educator on mold illness.
Dr. Crista is the author of Break The Mold: 5 Tools To Conquer Mold and Take Back Your Health. She also provides online training for medical practitioners to help them become Mold-Literate; to efficiently and effectively identify and treat their mold-sick patients.
Social Media:
@drjillcrista Facebook
@drjillcrista Instagram
https://drcrista.com/ website
References in the EpisodePractitioner Course https://drcrista.com/break-the-mold
Townsend Letter Article: https://www.townsendletter.com/FebMarch2017/mold0217_2.html
Mold Questionnaire https://drcrista.com/questionnaire
Courses: Are you missing Mold Illness? https://drjill.teachable.com/p/are-you-missing-mold-illness-in-your-patients
Dr. Tessier episode https://anchor.fm/adam-rinde/episodes/Mold-related-Illness-with-Dr--Lauren-Tessier-ec8guq
Key words: #mold#dr. jillcrista#bile#mycotoxin#binders #liver #fiber #detoxification #cholagogue
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Between 2.5% and 6.7% of Men and Women Suffer from a chronic bladder condition called Interstitial Cystitis. If they are suffering from this they experience some or all of these symptoms urinary frequency, urinary urgency, painful urination or burning during or after urination, sometimes when bladder fills having pain, nerve pain, urethral pain, lower abdominal pain and bloating, pelvic pain, vulvodynia, and pain during sex. In this episode I welcome on an expert in Interstitial Cystitis and Urinary Tract Infections; Dr. Deanna Berman.
In this episode we cover:
- Chronic Interstitial cystitis as a heterogeneous disorder.
- Chronic antibiotic use is connected to Interstitial Cystitis.
- Most Interstitial Cystitis cases will have no pathology on imaging (cystoscopy)
- The bladder microbiome is linked to the functionality
- A healthy bladder has protection (mucin layer) and a healthy bladder microbiome.
- Your bladder is a tank for detoxification so it needs to be hardy and also resilient to the environment.
- Chronic antibiotics use can embed an infection in the bladder!
- Chronic Infections and Exposures can imbed Mold toxicity, Lyme Disease
- Histamine-rich foods often are a trigger and must be explored.
- NextGen Sequencing such as the MicroGenDx test can look at the microbiome of the vaginal and bladder microbiome to navigate
- Biofilm formation in the bladder may be the root cause of interstitial cystitis
- Dr. Berman addresses Chronic IC with a 5-part strategy.It is treatable.
- UTI testing are often inappropriately negative in patients who have an underpopulated urinary microbiome! This leads to a conclusion that IC is non-infectious.
- The wrong Probiotics strains are often given to the vaginal and urinary microbiome.
About Dr. Berman:
Dr. Deanna Berman is a licensed Naturopathic Physician and a certified Midwife practicing in Vermont. She is a graduate of Bastyr University, a four-year, post-graduate, medical school just outside of Seattle. She has a special interest and advanced training in Interstitial Cystitis, Chronic Urinary Tract Infections, and Lyme Disease.
Her website is www.drdeannaberman.com
Her Instagram handle is @drdeannberman
She also has Facebook Group called UTI recovery
Links mentioned in episode:
Podcast on Biofilm and IC
Microgendx Testing
Keywords: #interstitialcystitis #chronicinfections#bladder#chronicurinarytractinfections#femaleurinarymicrobiota#fum
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Androgen excess in women has been poorly understood from a diagnosis standpoint and treatment standpoint . Many women have been told they only fit a Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) diagnosis if they fit a finely defined criteria and many are offered the same treatment regardless of their unique disfunction. In this episode we discuss a new definition of androgen excess disorders and understanding subtypes of PCOS. Our expert Dr. Lara Briden, author of The Period Repair Manual will walk us through the following:
- A need for a new definition of PCOS and androgen dominance. Hint : you don’t need cysts on your ovaries to be diagnosed.
- Some of the root causes
- Look alike conditions like hypothalamic amenorrhea , congenital adrenal hyperplasia , medication causes, cushing syndrome.
- 4 functional subtypes of androgen dominance.
- A functional approach to balancing androgen dominance. Your subtype matters!
About our Guest
Lara Briden is a naturopathic doctor and the period revolutionary—leading the change to better periods. Informed by a strong science background and more than twenty years with patients, Lara is a passionate communicator about women's health and alternatives to hormonal birth control. Her book Period Repair Manual is a manifesto of natural treatment for better hormones and better periods and provides practical solutions using nutrition, supplements, and natural hormones. Now in its second edition, the book has been an underground sensation and has worked to quietly change the lives of tens of thousands of women
Resources mentioned in the episode
PCOS flow charthttps://www.larabriden.com/4-types-of-pcos-a-flowchart/
Is it PCOS or Hypothalmic Ammenorhea or Both https://www.larabriden.com/pcos-or-hypothalamic-amenorrhea-or-both/
#AdrenalpCOS
#hypothalamicamenorrhea
#LuteinizingHormone #PostpillPCOS
#inflammatory PCOS
#alopecia
#acne
#insulinresistance
#androgendominance
#Testosteronedominance
#congenitaladrenalhyperlasia
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Estrogen metabolism dysregulation may be linked to symptoms of bloating, constipation, menstrual problems, weight gain, low libido, and also conditions like pms, acne, endometriosis, polycystic ovarian syndrome, and breast cancer.
The link could be explained by the Estrobolome. Which was first mentioned in 2011 by Plottel and Blaser in 2011. as “the aggregate of enteric bacterial genes whose products are capable of metabolizing estrogen." Simply put some bacteria in the gut may be causing increased estrogens to recirculate into our blood instead of being eliminated. When this happens, it can be not so good for us. In this episode, I welcome Dr. Carrie Jones an international expert in Women's Health and Hormone health to help us unpack this topic.
In this episode we cover:
- What is the Estrobolome.
- Symptoms of estrobolome dysfunction
- Phase 1 detoxification
- Phase 2 detoxification
- Phase 2.5 detoxification
- Phase 3 detoxification
- How is bile involved with estrogen detoxification?
- What lab tests would identify detoxification issues
- Beta-glucuronidase
- Other hormones affected by gut health
- How to correct imbalances.
About Dr. Carrie Jones: Dr. Carrie Jones is an internationally recognized speaker, consultant, and educator on the topic of women's health and hormones. She graduated from the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM), School of Naturopathic Medicine in Portland, Oregon where she also completed her 2- year residency in women's health, hormones and endocrinology. Later she graduated from Grand Canyon University's Master of Public Health program with a goal of doing more international education. She was adjunct faculty for many years teaching gynecology and advanced endocrinology/fertility and has been the Medical Director for 2 large integrative clinics in Portland. She is the Medical Director for Precision Analytical, Inc, creators of the DUTCH hormone test.
Instagram :@dr.carriejones
twitter : @dr_carriejones
facebook https://www.facebook.com/drcarriejones
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Photobiomodulation is the use of light to gain some therapeutic effect. One form of photobiomodulation is using red light within a very specific light spectrum to improve cellular function and restoration for conditions like chronic pain, fatigue, connective tissue disorders, and dermatologic health. In this episode we welcome my friend and colleague Dr. Drew Sinatra. I have been fortunate to know Dr. Sinatra for 18 years and he is someone I treasure dearly. In this episode we talk about
- What is red light therapy and how does it work?
- Why might we need red light exposure?
- What is Hormesis and the hormetic effect of red light?
- What is the mitochondrial effect of red light?
- Benefits of red light therapy
- Product selection or device selection
- Dosing issues and concern.
With so many chronic pain and fatigue related conditions falling short on treatment; red light therapy might feel a void and restore health on a cellular level. Listen in as we Dr. Sinatra Guides us through the process.
About our guest:
Dr. Drew Sinatra is a practicing naturopathic doctor and self-described health detective. He has a passion for promoting natural healing and improving quality of life by addressing health care rather than disease care. Dr. Drew Sinatra holds a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University, one of America's top naturopathic and integrative medical schools, and he has a vibrant, successful practice in Mill Valley, California at the Clear Center For Health. Through his practice, publications, and podcast Dr. Drew Sinatra continues to educate the public and his patients on the never-ending journey to optimal health that continually integrates the body, mind and spirit. He is also the host of the Behealistic podcast alongside with his father Dr. Stephen Sinatra, a world renowned integrative cardiologist.
links
Facebook home page
Center for Health
Behealistic Podcast
https://www.theenergyblueprint.com/red-light-therapy-ultimate-guide
https://joovv.com/
https://redtherapy.co/
https://platinumtherapylights.com/
photobiomodulation #redlightherapy #chronicpain #chronicfatigue #fibromyalgia #energy #fatigue
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The brain and gut are intrinsically linked . The nervous system has been explored as being the link specifically the via the vagus nerve. Yet, more information is being revealed about how neurotransmitters and stress hormones may interface with the gut microbiome and effect gut function such as intestinal barrier function.
In this episode I review a presentation I attended called Gates of Wrath: Role of intestinal epithelial cells in Stress response by Dr. Jacob Allen as part of the May, 2020 Microbiome Summit.
We dig into the research he is doing about how stress effects the microbiome and how it effects the intestinal lining ultimately. Fascinating how the brain and gut interface to act favorably or unfavorably.
microbiome #microbioata #stress #HPA Axis.
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Cognitive decline is one of the most concerning aspects of aging and is a major cause of morbidity and mortality in the US. As of 2014 the CDC stated that of those older than 65 years of age, there was an estimated 5.0 million people suffering with dementia. This number is projected to be nearly 14 million by 2060.There are laundry lists of ideas to prevent cognitive decline, however, few really address the root cause. My guest today Dr. Dayan Goodenowe a neuroscientist and inventor with Prodrome Sciences. I was introduced to Dr. Goodenowe by a mutual colleague and he really struck a chord with me when he told me about plasmalogens. As we discussed dementia and its root causes, he shared how these unique chemicals of the membrane of our brain called plasmalogens can become deficient and that they may be one of the key links to understanding neurodegeneration and cognitive decline. In todays episodes we discuss plasmalogens, what they are, how they are made, how they help with our heart, brain, immune system, and nervous tissue, and how they can be measured and potentially restored.
We also explore
· How Plasmalogens help people with high risk for Alzheimer's Disease who have the APOe4 gene
· How Plasmalogens inter-relate with other aspects of Dementia such as Amyloid Beta
· Specific plasmalogens that might help with multiple sclerosis and autism
About our guest:
Dr. Goodenowe’s research into the biochemical mechanisms of disease started in 1990. His curiosity about the biochemistry of life is as insatiable today as it was 30 years ago. In those 30 years, Dr. Goodenowe invented and developed advanced diagnostic and bioinformatic technologies, designed and manufactured novel and natural biochemical precursors, and identified biochemical prodromes of numerous diseases including Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, stroke, autism, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), multiple system atrophy, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, and cancers of the colon, pancreas, ovary, breast, lung, kidney, esophagus, liver, stomach, and endometria. At Prodrome Sciences, Dr. Goodenowe is going beyond the diagnosis of disease and has set his sights on figuring out how long the human body can maintain the physical and biological functions of life.
You can find more information at www.prodromesciences.com
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In this episode of What I am Learning Daily (WIALD); I share my learning form research of Dr. Eric Martens from The University Of Michigan.
I explore what happens in rodents when they are held back from Fiber. What happens to the colonic inflammation in mouse models with Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
If you want to watch the video of the episode with graphics go to my youtube video here
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This is part 2 of a 2-part episode on medical cannabis and the endocannabinoid system with cannabis expert Dr. Nick Jikomes. In this episode we speak about the role of cannabinoids in gastrointestinal mucosal defense and inflammation. The cannabinoids from cannabis have been used in Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn's Disease, and Irritable Bowel syndrome to help with issues related to digestion, appetite, pain, anxiety, inflammation. and altered bowel function. In this episode we talk about how taking cannabinoids may help decrease GI inflammation and possibly improve the important gut neurotransmitter serotonin. We talk about the nuts and bolts of selecting an appropriate strain for medicinal needs. If you listened to episode 1 you will appreciate some of the practical applications of this episode.
About our Guest
Nick Jikomes, PHD
With a decade of scientific research experience, Dr. Jikomes works to ensure that Leafly takes a data-driven approach to product development, content and strategy. As Director of Science & Innovation, h lead efforts in research and data strategy. This includes forging strategic partnerships with cannabis testing facilities and licensed producers to incorporate laboratory data into Leafly’s massive consumer-facing platform. By combining the latest scientific research insights and data science techniques, he works to enhance the Leafly platform by creating exciting new product exploration and recommendation tools for consumers.
Before joining Leafly, Dr. Jikomes completed ten years of formal training in biological research and science education and I earned a B.S. in Genetics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from Harvard University.
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Cannabadiol (CBD)is a specific plant compound that is a viable treatment option for many health conditions. However so many of us don’t really understand it. There is a huge need for health consumers , scientist, and physicians to learn the intricacies of this important medicine.
In this episode which is part 1 of a 2 part interview; I welcome Dr. Nick Jikomes, a well-known scientist and cannabis industry leader .
Dr. Jikomes is a neuroscientist and analytical expert in the world of plant medicine. Through his work at Leafly (a world-renown science driven cannabis database and resource) he had helped people learn the science behind cannabis and how to apply that for specific health outcomes.
In episode one we discuss :
- An overview view of the Endocannabinoid system (ECS)
- Endocannabinoid systems role in homeostasis
- Endocannabinoid receptors CB1 and CB2 and their unique functions
- Endogenous Cannabinoids Anandamide, 2-AG
- Diet and Lifestyle influences on the ECS
- The differences between THC dominant, CBD dominant, and balanced strains
- The difference between Marijuana, Hemp-derived full spectrum CBD, and synthetic/purfied CBD
- Chemical Phenotypes of Cannabis
This episode sets up further discussion in part 2 about clinical applicatons
About our Guest
Nick Jikomes, PHD
With a decade of scientific research experience, Dr. Jikomes works to ensure that Leafly takes a data-driven approach to product development, content and strategy. As Director of Science & Innovation, h lead efforts in research and data strategy. This includes forging strategic partnerships with cannabis testing facilities and licensed producers to incorporate laboratory data into Leafly’s massive consumer-facing platform. By combining the latest scientific research insights and data science techniques, he works to enhance the Leafly platform by creating exciting new product exploration and recommendation tools for consumers.
Before joining Leafly, Dr. Jikomes completed ten years of formal training in biological research and science education and I earned a B.S. in Genetics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from Harvard University.
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This is a segment of WIALD on the One thing Podcast. WIALD stands for "What I am Learning Daily". This is the attempt to take you along my learning journey.
In this episode I review the clinical study “. Many Patients With Irritable Bowel Syndrome Have Atypical Food Allergies Not Associated With Immunoglobulin E. (Fritscher-Ravens et al., 2019).
This is a very important study that looks at foods that can cause inflammation in IBS. Typically, IBS patients are given the Low Fodmap Diet which is a great starting point to control IBS symptoms ,however, there have long been assumed connections between specific foods triggering IBS.
This study used an imaging technique called Confocal laser endomicroscopy (CLE) that imaged the small intestine upon introduction of Wheat, Dairy, Soy, and Yeast in confirmed IBS patients compared to controls.
Listen to my takeaways and what I learned. See below for full paper link. Fritscher-Ravens, A., Pflaum, T., Mösinger, M., Ruchay, Z., Röcken, C., Milla, P. J., … Schuppan, D. (2019). Many Patients With Irritable Bowel Syndrome Have Atypical Food Allergies Not Associated With Immunoglobulin E. Gastroenterology, 157(1), 109-118.e5. https://doi.org/10.1053/j.gastro.2019.03.046
https://www.gastrojournal.org/article/S0016-5085(19)34636-0/fulltext
IBS#integrative#functionalmedicine#nutrition#IBS
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Mitochondria lie at the center of life. At conception, we inherit our mother's mitochondrial DNA and our electricity for life is turned on. The mitochondrial journey is much like our life's journey. In fact, as we age the mitochondrial volume and output may start to decline and we then start to experience the effects of aging. In this episode, Dr. Chris Meletis, author of the book, MitoLongevity,speaks with us deeply about the role of mitochondria in health. We discuss the mitochondrial role in the immune system, inflammation, hormonal health, and mental health. We discuss evaluation for mitochondrial decline, nutrition and lifestyle factors, and so much more. enjoy... Show outline 1. Philosophy about Mitochondria 2. Overview of Mitochondria, Mitochondrial DNA, Mitochondrial potential 3. Mitotricity, Inflammaging. immunology , Senescence, Mitochondriopathy 4. Environmental influences on mitochondria from birth and beyond. 5. Mitochondrial dysfunction symptoms: 6. Drugs and conditions with links to Mitochondrial dysfunction 7. Assessment of Mitochondrial Function 8. Mechanism of mitochondrial production of sex hormones 9. COQ10/MitoQ/Niagen/Autism 10. How to mind you manage your mitochondria so they thrive. 11. Mitochondria supportive foods 12. Role of Fat in Mitochondria About our Guest Dr. Chris D. Meletis is an educator, international author and lecturer. His personal mission is “Changing World’s Health One Person at a Time.” He believes that when people become educated about their body, that is the moment when change begins. He has authored over a dozen books and in excess of 200 national scientific articles in such journals and magazines as Natural Health, Alternative and Complementary Therapies, Townsend Letter for Doctors and Patients, Life Extension, Natural Pharmacy and the Journal of Restorative Medicine. Dr. Meletis served as Dean of Naturopathic Medicine and Chief Medical Officer for 7 years at NUNM, the oldest naturopathic medical school in North America. He has received numerous awards including, Physician of the Year by the American Association of Naturopathic Physicians; Excellence Award for his work in treating and advocating for the medically underserved; and most recently a NUNM Hall of Fall award at the State Association’s annual banquet. His passion for helping the underprivileged drove him to spearhead the creation of 16 free natural medicine healthcare clinics in the Portland metropolitan area of Oregon. links: http://mitobook.com/ Minding your mitochondria youtube talk by Terry Wahl, MD
Mitochondria #mitochondrialdisease #mitochondrialdysfunction #mitochondrial #MitochondrialDiseaseAwarenessWeek #mitochondrialdna #mitochondrialhealth
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This is is an episode of my series called "WIALD" . Which is an acronym for "What I am learning daily." Enjoy my dive into some research and welcome to the world of my personal learning lab. Here something I learned about IBS for Melatonin. Some data on Melatonin as an ant-inflammatory and possibly a mast cell stabilizer. https://www.hindawi.com/journals/ije/2017/1835195/ Original research referenced in episode https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1774717/
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The human genome project led to the understanding that the genetics in our body are only about 1% human! What else makes up the genetics our microbiota? The other genetics in our body are from bacteria, viruses, fungi, phages, archaea and the likes that live in our body; predominately in our gut. Some of these relationships are commensal while others are pathogenic and the relationship between us and our cohabitants are part of the study of the microbiota. In today's episode we speak to Andrea Hardy, RD a GI dietitian about the intricacies of our gut microbiome and how it relates to health and disease. We will discuss nutrients that enhance our microbiome, polyphenols, fiber, and the concept of the Aging Microbiome. Show notes are over at https://www.soundintegrative.com/andreahardyrd
About Our Guest:
Andrea Hardy is a registered dietitian from Calgary, Canada. She specializes in gut health & gastrointestinal diseases, and is recognized in the media as 'Canada’s Gut Health Expert’. Using her skills in evidence-based knowledge translation, she empowers Canadians to make lifestyle changes to support a healthy gut. She runs a multi-disciplinary private practice in her province called Ignite Nutrition. She has spoken internationally about nutrition & digestive health, and has performed on the TEDx stage in a talk titled 'Quit Killing Human Connection With Science: Making Patient Care Meaningful’. To stay up to date on her work in the field of digestive health, tune in to her podcast ‘Let’s Gut Real’, or visit her website www.andreahardyrd.com
microbiome #microbiota#nutrition
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Mold related illness with mold expert Dr. Lauren Tessier. In this episode we gain a great understanding of mold related illness including Mycotoxicosis (mycotoxin illness) and Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS).
Specifically, in this episode we cover the following.
2:00: How Dr. Tessier became interested in mold related illness. Her Uncles illness, Her community, and her own bout with mold exposure.
6:30: The different types of mold related illness. Mycotoxicosis, mold allergy, mold infection, and Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS).
9:55: Symptoms of mycotoxicosis and CIRS.
14:11: The path to a mold related diagnosis. The relationship between Lyme disease, mold illness, and CIRS.
16:20 : The psychoneuroimmunology aspects of mold related illness.
20:00: Diagnosing mycotoxicosis or CIRS. What are important rule outs and considerations? What are the best tests? Which is the best urine mycotoxin test and why?
24:55: Treatment generalities and concepts. Detoxification of mold. Treatment Complexities.
29:22: Treatment expectations. advanced cases like CIRS. Inflammation marker of TGF-Beta and MMP-9,. Detoxification phase, anti-infective phase and then anti-inflammatory phase.
31:00 : After mold treatment, healing and tonification of the body, adrenal support, and supporting endocrine system.
34:00: Take home messages
38:00 : Her work with International Society For Environmentally Acquired Illness (ISEAI), Life After Mold Practice. Mold Prevention 101 course. Immune support webinar for mold illness. closing thoughts.
43:30: Rinde closing thoughts. Hepa Filter info, American Lung Association mention. Molekule, Alen Corp
About Dr. Tessier
Lauren Tessier, ND, is a licensed naturopathic physician specializing in mold-related illness. She is a nationally known speaker, monthly contributor to NDNR and is Vice President of the International Society for Environmentally Acquired Illness (ISEAI) a non-profit dedicated to educating physicians about the diagnosis and treatment of environmentally acquired illness. Dr Tessiers practice, Life After Mold, in Waterbury, VT, is the East Coasts only CIRS certified Naturopathic practice. Life After Mold services patients from all around the world who suffer from chronic complex illness as a result of environmental exposure and chronic infections. Dr Tessiers e-booklet, Mold Prevention: 101, has been widely circulated in the public and professional sphere.
Links:
NDNR articles: https://ndnr.com/gastrointestinal/mycotoxicosis-a-complex-case-following-acute-mold-exposure/
ISEAI: https://iseai.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lifeaftermold/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCe-A-lXdJixyP1PZJT3EzuQ
website: https://www.lifeaftermold.com/dr-lauren-tessier
Instagram: @lifeaftermold
twitter: @lifeaftermold
hashtags mentioned #butyoudonotlooksick #spoonie #mycotoxinillness #mold
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An un-edited special episode where I share my personal experiences of being a community health care provider in the hub of the COVID-19 outbreak. In the Seattle area.
I discuss:
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How I first realized the impact of covid-19 on the community and my practice
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How I reacted and responded early on personally
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My feeling of connection to the health care system at large
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How I am coping and how my patients are coping
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what I have learned thus far
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Low Dose Naltrexone:
A medication and therapy that has been used since the 1980's for immune disorders, fibromyalgia, multiple sclerosis and now being used in PTSD and Overeating disorders . It has a very unique mechanism that addresses underlying factors in ways that are often unaddressed by standard therapies.
About our guest Dr. Dawn Ipsen:
Dawn Ipsen, PharmD is owner and pharmacist of Clarks Compounding Pharmacy in Bellevue, WA and Kuslers Compounding Pharmacy in Snohomish, WA. Dawn graduated from the University of Washington with a Doctorate of Pharmacy in 2001 where she received the Deans Outstanding Service Award. She holds memberships with International Academy of Compounding Pharmacists and Washington State Pharmacy Association. She is a Clinical Instructor for the University of Washington School of Pharmacy and an Affiliate Faculty Member for Bastyr University. She is a Pharmacist Preceptor for Washington State and teaches Doctorate of Pharmacy students. Dawn also serves on the Professional Compounding Centers of America (PCCA) Advisory Counsel. She was named PCCA Pharmacist of the Month in 2016 and Washington State Distinguished Young Pharmacist of the Year in 2011. Dawn has presented on the topic of pharmaceutical compounding to physician, patient, and peer groups. She is dedicated to helping her community find solutions to medication problems through personalized medication therapies.
lowdosenaltrexone #fibromyalgia
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Mast Cell Activation Syndrome encompasses a consortium of imbalances in the body that results in suffering from sensitivities to foods, chemicals, and environmental triggers. These sensitivities seem to be mediated by over release of histamine and other inflammatory mediators by mast cells. The consequences are vast including digestive, neurologic, immune, dermatologic, endocrine , musculoskelatal, and psychological impact. This episode brings in an expert in this area Dr. Jessica Pizano to help us understand this complex scenario that often gets missed clinically or misdiagnosed leaving people suffering with out answers.
About our guest.
Dr. Jessica Pizano graduated with honors from the University of Bridgeport's functional nutrition master's program. She continued her education at Maryland University of Integrative Health (MUIH) where she graduated with a Doctor of Clinical Nutrition. During her years in academia, she became very interested in working with those with rare diseases. The mantra for rare disease sufferers around the world is "When you hear hoof beats, think zebra's, not horses. This is, of course, the opposite of what has been taught in medical schools.
Dr. Pizano is also the owner of Mast Cell Advanced Diagnostics where she sees patients with mast cell activation disorders and other rare diseases. The practice provides patients with a comprehensive approach to rare disorders incorporating nutrition, nutritional genomics, metabolomics, neural retraining, and medical management. Her goal is to provide a comprehensive care solution for patients helping bridge the gap in care that these patients typically face. Dr. Pizano works very closely with some of the top doctors treating mast cell activation syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, immunodeficiency disorders, familial alpha hypertryptasemia, and autoimmune small fiber polyneuropathy. In addition to seeing patients from around the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, she also frequently provides support to physicians working with these rare diseases via practitioner education and consults. In addition to the conditions listed above, Dr. Pizano has worked with multiple chemical sensitivities, Lyme disease, biotoxin illness, mood disorders, autism, autoimmune diseases, rare genetic deletions, mitochondrial disorders and other diseases.
Along with her business partner Dr. Chrissie Williamson, Dr. Pizano is the co-owner of SNPed, a webinar-based series to educate practitioners in nutritional genomics and systems medicine. She has developed course work at the master's level at MUIH in nutritional genomic counseling, has published a series of peer-reviewed journal articles on the microbiome and contributed two chapters on nutritional genomics in a graduate level nutrition textbook.
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One core tenant in natural medicine is that “All Disease Begins in The Gut”. This is a statement that might be debatable however what is true is that digestive health is a core component of prevention and management of chronic disease. I speak with functional medicine nutritional legend Dr. Elizabeth Lipski on Digestive Wellness in this episode. We cover numerous topics such as nutrition as medicine, diets for Inflammatory Bowel Disease, the 5-R model for gut healing, and the DIGIN model for strategizing how to balance underlying factors in digestive wellness. In addition, we discover mind/body aspects of disease and wellness. See links below for references from the episode.
More about Dr. Lipski.
Liz Lipski is the Director of Academic Development and full professor for the graduate programs in Clinical Nutrition at the Maryland University of Integrative Health. Dr. Lipski holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Nutrition from the Union Institute. She is a Fellow of the American College of Nutrition and holds two board certifications in clinical nutrition, Certified Nutrition Specialist BCNS & Board Certified in Holistic Nutrition (BCHN), plus one in functional medicine (IFMCP). She is on faculty for the Institute for Functional Medicine, the Metabolic Medicine Institute fellowship program. She is on the boards for the American Nutrition Association, and the Accreditation Council for Nutrition Professional Education. She currently sits on the advisory boards the Certified International Health Coaches and the Autism Hope Alliance.
Dr. Lipski has been published in peer-reviewed journals including Nutrition in Clinical Practice, Integrative Medicine: A Clinician’s Journal, Alternative and Complementary Medicine, and is the author of several books. Her most recent book is the 5th edition of Digestive Wellness. She co-authored the Gastrointestinal chapter for the American Board of Integrative Health and Medicine and the companion study guide, and is a contributing author for Integrative Gastroenterology, first and 2nd editions. She has been working in the field of integrative and functional medicine for 40 years.
Liz is also the founder of the Innovative Healing Academy where she offers courses to clinicians and health-oriented consumers, to deepen clinical skills in the area of personalized clinical nutrition. You can check out her newest course, The Art of Digestive Wellness at www.innovativehealingacademy.com.
References from episode:
Digestive Wellness 5th edition
DIGIN model
Nova Scoring system
Adverse Childhood Experiences scoring
2017 consensus on pre and probiotics
digestivehealth #IBD #guthealth #functionalmedicine
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If you have difficulty falling asleep, difficulty staying asleep, early morning awakening, restless or non-restorative sleep, it may be time start addressing this concern.
There are three types of insomnia. 1) Transient Insomnia: which lasts up to 1 week and is usually due to a short-term stressor 2) Short-term Insomnia: which lasts 1-6 months and is usually associated with a more persistent stressor (ie. death or illness of a loved one or environmental factor), and 3) Chronic Insomnia: which lasts more then 6 months and is associated with a wide variety of disorders.
Potential causes and risk factors for insomnia include transient concerns such as stress, illness, travel, environmental disruption. Or medical concerns, such as depression, anxiety, sleep apnea, orthopnea, circadian rhythm disorders, restless leg syndrome, chronic pain, and others.
In addition, insomnia can be caused by medications, drug, alcohol, or stimulant use.
In today's episode my colleague and previous guest Dr. John Neustadt an joins me to peak on Insomnia. We discuss deeply about nutrient, hormonal, lifestyle, and neurotransmitter aspects of what effects sleep. Topics such as non-rem vs. rem sleep are covered. As well as cortisol, gaba, melatonin and ways that you can improve your sleep with nutrients and herbal medicine.
About Dr. Neustadt.
John Neustadt, ND was Founder and Medical Director of Montana Integrative Medicine and Founder and President of the dietary supplement Nutritional Biochemistry, Inc. (NBI) and NBI Pharmaceuticals. He’s a Medical Expert for TAP Integrative, a nonprofit educating doctors about integrative medicine. He’s published more than 100 research reviews and was recognized by Elsevier as a Top Ten Cited Author for his work. Dr. Neustadt’s books include, A Revolution in Health through Nutritional Biochemistry and the textbook, Foundations and Applications of Medical Biochemistry in Clinical Practice. Dr. Neustadt is an editor of the textbook, Laboratory Evaluations for Integrative and Functional Medicine (2nd Edition). He was the first naturopathic doctor ever voted Best Doctor among all physicians in his area. Dr. Neustadt received 15 Orphan Drug Designation by the US FDA for the use of natural products for the potential treatment of rare diseases.
Dr. Neustadt is an expert in clinical approaches to improving sleep. He’s lectured at medical conferences, educating physicians about how they can more effectively help patients with insomnia and other sleep disorders. Based on his research he created the dietary supplement Sleep Relief. Sleep Relief’s bi-phasic, time-release technology delivers NBI’s proprietary formula with clinically validated nutrients in two stages—a quick-release first stage and a slow-release second stage to help you gently fall asleep, stay asleep and wake refreshed and ready for your day.
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In this episode we learn about happiness from an inner mammal perspective. Including questions like; how do we generate dopamine, serotonin, oxytoxin, and cortisol? and how do we work with our mammalian brain (the limbic system) and balance it with our developing/intellectual brain (the cortex)? It is quite fascinating to learn that we can be happier if we don't entirely squash the part of our brain that is hardwired for survival moves . I invite esteemed author Loretta Breuning, PhD on this episode to take us through her teachings on this subject. I first learned about Dr. Breuning after I experienced a tragic loss in my life and my friend and colleague and previous podcast guest, Dr. John Neustadt, told me to check out one of her books; Habits of a Happy Brain and after reading it I was enriched with additional tools to navigate my loss. More about Dr. Breuning....
Dr. Loretta Breuning is Founder of the Inner Mammal Institute and author of Habits of a Happy Brain: Retrain your brain to boost your serotonin, dopamine, oxytocin and endorphin levels. As Professor of Management at California State University, and as a mom, she was disappointed by prevailing views of human motivation. She searched for better answers and found studies of the brain chemistry we share with earlier mammals. Suddenly, everything made sense! She began creating resources to help people manage their inner mammal. The Inner Mammal Institute offers videos, books, podcasts, multimedia, and a training program, to help you make peace with your inner mammal. InnerMammalInstitute.org Her latest book is Tame Your Anxiety: Rewiring Your Brain for Happiness.
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About Kimberly Iller ND, EAMP, LaC
Dr. Iller is an outstanding Functional Medicine Practitioner/Naturopathic Physician in the Seattle area at Functional Medicine Northwest and also the director of a non-profit clinic called Equity in Health
Dr. Iller has extensive training in the management of all fatiguing illnesses including Lyme Disease and it’s co-infections, viral infections, biotoxin exposure and mitochondrial dysfunction. She has clinical training in the management of Lyme Disease through Dr. Ross and Dr. Brooke, and training through the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS), which complements the extensive background she has as a naturopathic physician. In addition, she is also one of the nation’s leading IV nutritional therapists and a practitioner of traditional Chinese Medicine.
Dr. Iller is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor (ND) and Acupuncturist (L.Ac) in the state of Washington. She graduated from Bastyr University with a degree in Naturopathic Medicine, Acupuncture, and Oriental Medicine. Dr. Iller completed a fellowship in Oriental Medicine at the Long Hua Hospital, Shanghai and Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, China, where she focused on endocrine disorders, cardiology, and neurological imbalances.
About CES:
What is Cranioelectrical Stimulation:
CES is an "electroceutical" technique that involves applying a pulsed, low-amplitude electrical current to the head using electrodes placed on the earlobes. Its FDA approved for the treatment of anxiety, depression, and insomnia. Also being used for fibromyalgia, chronic pain, opiate withdrawal, and headaches. There other terms used to describe this technique including transcranial electrotherapy (TCET) and neuroelectric therapy (NET). The device looks similar to Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) but is configured differently.
In this episode we discuss CES for PTSD, Depression, Anxiety , and Pain from a clinicians and patients perspective. #ptsd, #anxiety, #depression
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One of my favorite sayings in life is " As above , so below" . This can certainly apply to the skin disorders. As we learn more about skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, and acne we are seeing that that deeper in the body at the gut/immune interface there is likely a driver of inflammation. I speak about this on my most recent episode of my podcast with Lucy Mailing PhD.
Lucy Mailing is an MD/PhD student at the University of Illinois. She recently completed her PhD in Nutritional Sciences but continues to perform research on how diet and exercise impact the gut microbiome in states of health and disease. She has authored several peer-reviewed journal articles related to the microbiome and health and was recently named an Emerging Leader in Nutritional Sciences by the American Society for Nutrition.
Lucy has also been as staff research associate for Kresser Institute for four years and writes about evidence-based gut health on her blog, www.NGmedicine.com. She currently plans to continue her training and begin her MD at the University of Illinois in 2020 after a year dedicated to her blog and the launch of a gut-related startup.
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In this episode we dive into the fundamentals and evidence-based use of probiotics with a probiotic expert Dr. Jason Hawrelak.
About our guest: Jason Hawrelak, PhD, is a research scientist, educator, naturopath and Western herbalist with nearly 20 years’ clinical experience. Jason practices at Goulds Natural Medicine, a 138-year-old natural medicine apothecary and clinic located in central Hobart in Tasmania, Austrailia. Dr Hawrelak did his Honours and PhD degrees in the areas of the gastrointestinal microbiota, the causes of dysbiosis, and the clinical applications of pre- and probiotics. He has written extensively in the medical literature on these topics – including 16 textbook chapters – and his research has been cited nearly 1000 times.
Dr Hawrelak has taught health professionals at both the undergraduate and postgraduate level for the past 18 years. He currently coordinates and teaches the Evidence-based Complementary Medicine Programs in the College of Health & Medicine at the University of Tasmania (Hobart, Australia) and teaches natural approaches to Gastroenterology within the University of Western States Master of Science in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine program (Portland, Oregon). He is also a Visiting Research Fellow at the Australian Research Centre for Complementary and Integrative Medicine (ARCCIM) at the University of Technology Sydney (Sydney, Australia).
Jason is on the Medical Nutrition Council of the American Society for Nutrition and is a Fellow of both the American College of Nutrition and the Naturopaths and Herbalists Association of Australia. He is also Chief Research Officer at ProbioticAdvisor.com, which offers a searchable database that enables easy, evidence-based prescribing of probiotic products and online resources for clinicians, and health-conscious members of the public, to learn more about the human microbiome and how they can positively influence these ecosystems.
Research mentioned in the episode:
Lactobacillus reuteri study:
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The Low Fodmap Diet is the most researched diet for Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and is estimated to help alleviate symptoms in upwards of 40-70% of IBS patients. Not many people know more about the low fodmap diet then our guest Kate Scarlata, MPH, RDN.
FODMAP is an acronym that defines foods that are composed of Fermentable Oligosaccharides (fructans and galacto oligosaccharides), Disaccharide (lactose), Monosaccharides (Fructose) AND Polyols (sugar alcohols). These carbohydrates are small chained carbohydrates that many people with IBS and related digestive disorders have a difficult time tolerating these carbohdrates and may develop symptoms of bloating, pain, constipation, or diarrhea, or a mixture of these symptoms.
We dive deeply into the Low Fodmap Diet and also into other advanced conditions that mimic IBS and must be considered if you are not responding to the Low Fodmap Diet. I have show notes on my blog at this link. Now more about our guest.
Kate Scarlata, MPH, RDN, LDN is a registered, licensed dietitian with a nutrition consultation business in Medway, Massachusetts. She has 30 years experience providing nutrition consultation to patients with irritable bowel syndrome, celiac disease and inflammatory bowel disease. Ms. Scarlata is considered a global expert in the low FODMAP diet and an invited speaker to numerous conferences in the US and abroad. Kate is a New York Times Best Selling author for her co-authored book, 21 Day Tummy Diet and author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Eating Well with IBS and co-author of The low FODMAP Diet Step by Step. Ms. Scarlata earned her B.S. in Nutrition from Simmons College in Boston, Massachusetts and her MPH at the University of Massachusetts. She was awarded the Outstanding Dietitian of the Year by the Massachusetts Dietetic Association and voted Boston’s Best Dietitian award by Boston Magazine.
Website: https://www.katescarlata.com
Twitter: @katescarlata_RD
Instagram: @katescarlata
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Do the bugs in your gut influence whether you are anxious, depressed, clear-headed, or distracted? Well, it turns out quite possibly. Future depression prescriptions may be custom probiotics rather then Prozac. I invited Scott Anderson the author of the The Psychobiotic Revolution to speak with us today about this most interesting topic. We dive into this and the gut-brain axis, how diet influences the microbiota, fecal transplants, measuring the microbiota, anxiety, depression, and more.
About our guest:
Scott is a scientist and a science writer who was drawn from the wine country in California to work with horses in Ohio. There, Scott set up a laboratory to help develop equine prebiotics. He found that a less diverse microbiota was associated with colonic ulcers and poor performance. That ultimately led him to John Cryan and Ted Dinan, two pioneers of the gut-brain axis who found that gut microbes can affect the behavior of mice. Scott ended up writing a book with Cryan and Dinan called The Psychobiotic Revolution, from National Geographic. It is now going into the second printing.
resources from the episode:
Dinan, Melancholic microbes: a link between gut microbiota and depression?
Tillisch study. Brain Structure and Response to Emotional Stimuli as Related to Gut Microbial Profiles in Healthy Women
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What is driving Autoimmunity? Is it time to turn our beliefs about autoimmune conditions around and look at what is the underlying cause? According many researchers, including our guest Dr. Amy Proal , a key driver of autoimmunity might be microbe based. As researchers are finding out specific microbes that turn pathogenic called "pathobionts" may be leading to a chronic inflammatory process that goes unchecked. In this episode we dive into pathobionts, intestinal permeability, the problem with standard immunosupressive therapy, biophages, and so much more. Get ready to learn as Dr. Proal is a force . Now more about Dr. Proal. Dr. Proal is a microbiologist who studies the molecular mechanisms by which bacterial, fungal and viral pathogens dysregulate human gene expression, immunity and metabolism. Her work further examines how dysbiosis of the human microbiome and/or the human virome can contribute to chronic inflammatory disease processes. As a member of the research team at Autoimmunity Research Foundation, she has authored papers and written book chapters for organizations like the J.Craig Venter Institute and The Autoimmunity Network, and lectured at the NIH and numerous USA/international conferences. Proal graduated from Georgetown University in 2005 with a degree in biology. In 2012, she obtained a PhD in microbiology from Murdoch University in Australia. Her graduate thesis focused on “Autoimmune disease re-examined in light of metagenomic concepts.” You can follow her on her website Microbeminded.com and also on twitter @microbminded2. You can fund research she is doing on ALS, MS, Fibromyalgia, and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome here. https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-me-research-mecfs-ptlds-als-etc
autoimmunity #dysbiosis #pathobionts #microbes #intestinalpermability #molecularmimicry
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“All Disease Begins in The Gut.” - Hippocrates
This famous quote sets the stage for this episode of The One Thing Podcast. We speak with digestive and gut health expert Dr. Jillian Sarno Teta, a colleague and high-energy Naturopathic Physician. We speak about how the gut interfaces with the rest of your body and important ways we can improve our gut health
Dr. Jillian Sarno Teta is the author “Natural Solutions for Digestive Health” and the creator of Fix your Digestion. She is best known for her expertise in digestive health and has been working in this field for over ten years. Her website www.jillianteta.com contains her blog, free programs and training series and more.
Ever-loving of social media, she can be found on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. A sought out voice in her field, she writesand speaks through several avenues,including The Huffington Post, Parade,Girls Gone Strong, PaleoHacks, NaturalTriad, Forsyth Woman, Publisher’s Weekly, Pain Pathways, OnFitness, Dr.Oz Online, the Gluten Intolerance Group National Letter, UnderGround Wellness, Wake Up Healthy, It’s Your Health, Metabolic Effect, Designs for Health, The Smarter Science of Slim and more.
In her free time, Dr. Teta enjoys walks in the woods with her dogs, growing and tending to plants and cooking delicious things.
She received her doctorate in naturopathic medicine from Bastyr University, and received her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from Boston University in Biology and Energy and Environmental Analysis, respectively
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This episode is about healing for the diet culture and disordered eating behaviors. Emotional eating, food cycling, restrictive dieting, and sugar Cravings are all discussed in a very deep, intuitive, and practical way. Our guest is McKenzie Zajonc , MS, CN, LMHC.
McKenzie Zajonc, MS, CN, LMHC, is clinically trained in Whole Foods Nutrition and Health Psychology and the owner of Inner Nutritionist, a business committed to freeing those who have been hijacked by our diet-minded culture. She helps her clients root in nutrition practices that last a lifetime and trade their food and body struggle for a more meaningful and satiated life. She is not your typical Nutritionist.
Voted top Nutritionist at Microsoft, McKenzie is a HAES facilitator, a Certified Intuitive Eating Pro, writer, and compassionate healer. She is always inquiring on what will nourish her next, which may be her meditation practice or a beer. She believes nutrition is much more than about food - it's about caring for our whole selves, authentically and unapologetically.
She has her Masters in Nutrition and Health Psychology from the world’s largest Naturopathic Medicine school, Bastyr University in Seattle, WA and one day hopes to own a pet pig in her home where she leaves near the Puget Sound with her husband and daughter.
Some resources from this episode are
Hungry Brain by Stephen Guyenet, PhD
Health at Every Size https://haescommunity.com
Emily Program
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Bone health is one of the most important topics in medicine. Why? Because bone fractures are one of the leading causes of mortality in older adults. In this episode we speak with Dr. John Neustadt; one of the leading integrative medicine clinicians in the area of bone health and osteoporosis. He has really brought to the forefront researched based nutrients such as Vitamin K2 (MK4), Calcium, Vitamin D , and other diet and lifestyle interventions that are geared toward reducing fracture risk. We discuss bone density testing and the context of the T-score on the Dexa Scan as well as what really matters when it comes to choice of therapies. We speak about risk factors leading toward bone density issues and what we can all do to strive for healthy bones. Bone physiology is a fascinating topic as is a unique coordination of bone production orchestrated by osteoblasts and bone remodeling and re-absorption orchestrated by osteoclasts and for good bone to be made the body needs a coordination between these components. It also has many factors such as hormone, immune, and inflammatory elements. Bone density improvement does not necessarily mean better bones. We go into this and more on this episode.
About Dr. Neustadt
John Neustadt, ND was Founder and Medical Director of Montana Integrative Medicine and Founder and President of the dietary supplement Nutritional Biochemistry, Inc. (NBI) and NBI Pharmaceuticals. He’s a Medical Expert for TAP Integrative, a nonprofit educating doctors about integrative medicine. He’s published more than 100 research reviews and was recognized by Elsevier as a Top Ten Cited Author for his work. Dr. Neustadt’s books include, A Revolution in Health through Nutritional Biochemistry and the textbook, Foundations and Applications of Medical Biochemistry in Clinical Practice. Dr. Neustadt is an editor of the textbook, Laboratory Evaluations for Integrative and Functional Medicine (2nd Edition). He was the first naturopathic doctor ever voted Best Doctor among all physicians in his area. Dr. Neustadt received 15 Orphan Drug Designation by the US FDA for the use of natural products for the potential treatment of rare diseases.
Dr. Neustadt is an expert in clinical approaches to improving sleep. He’s lectured at medical conferences, educating physicians about how they can more effectively help patients with insomnia and other sleep disorders. Based on his research he created the dietary supplement Sleep Relief. Sleep Relief’s bi-phasic, time-release technology delivers NBI’s proprietary formula with clinically validated nutrients in two stages—a quick-release first stage and a slow-release second stage to help you gently fall asleep, stay asleep and wake refreshed and ready for your day.
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Autophagy is a term that refers to cellular self-digestion. We have heard the term self-attack-self in situations like autoimmunity; Well this a different type of process that is a normal every day process in the cell of cellular self-digestion. Technically autophagy is a catabolic metabolic program/process that is activated when intracellular nutrient uptake or availability is diminished. It was coined in the 1960’s by the late Christian de Nuve. It has resurfaced quite predominately since Yoshinori Ohsumi was awarded the 2016 Nobel Prize in Medicine for his discoveries of mechanisms for autophagy – a study into how cells detoxify and repair themselves. Autophagy has a number of pathways that are studied that are associated with it such as the Mammalian Target of Rapamycin (MTOR) and Nuclear factor erythroid 2-related factor 2 (NRF2). This is relavant because we know inflammation causes disease and many protective pathways of inflammation are regulated by NRF2 . Likewise we know that protein aggregating in cells is one of the key findings in disease. Autophagy is one of the pathways that clears up protein debris from harming cells. So understanding inflammation and autophagy is kind of important. Inflammation can knock down autophagy so these topics must be studied together. Our guest Dr. Jeffrey Novack understand these pathways quite well and most interesting to us is that he understands how nutrition and chemicals from plants can influence these pathways. More about our guest.
Dr. Jeff Novack earned his Ph.D. in pharmacology from the University of Washington School of Medicine (Department of Pharmacology) in signal transduction (lab of Dr. Joe Beavo). He did post-doctoral research in immunology and tyrosine kinase signaling at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center (lab of Dr. John Cooper). He taught pharmacology, immunology, infectious disease, and pathology at the medical school level for 13 years. He most recently was a tenured faculty at Bellevue College, where he taught anatomy and physiology, microbiology, cell biology, and nutrition. Dr. Novack joined the faculty at PNWU in September of 2012 and has taught immunology, portions of pathology, and pharmacology. He has done research on the effects of PSK on immune function in mice and humans and is interested in the effect of natural products on the innate and adaptive immunity and on inflammation. He likes to hike (has climbed all of the volcanoes in Washington state), bike, fish, cook and do polar bear swims in the winter.
Articles mentioned in the episode Novack. Jeffrey. 2017, Autophagy and Proteostasis: A Unifying Theory of Neurodegenerative Disease. Journal of Restorative Medicine.Vol 6 No 1. Pg 3-18
Autophagy Resources
DR.Yoshinuri Oshimi, Autophagy Nobel Peace Prize 2016
SIIM Land, Metabolic Autophagy
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Lara Briden, ND speaks on Endometriosis. A chronic inflammatory disorder presenting affecting primarily the pelvis but also other regions of the body. Lara Briden is a naturopathic doctor and the period revolutionary—leading the change to better periods. Informed by a strong science background and more than twenty years with patients, Lara is a passionate communicator about women's health and alternatives to hormonal birth control. Her book Period Repair Manual is a manifesto of natural treatment for better hormones and better periods and provides practical solutions using nutrition, supplements, and natural hormones. Now in its second edition, the book has been an underground sensation and has worked to quietly change the lives of tens of thousands of women. Papers mentioned in the episode: paper about macrophages. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30843336 blog post about endo and immune dysfunction. https://www.larabriden.com/endometriosis-treat-the-immune-system/ Period Repair Manual: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0648352404/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_taft_p1_i0 Lara Briden website https://www.larabriden.com/ Instagram page https://www.instagram.com/larabriden/ One thing Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onethingpodcast/ One thing Podcast on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/onethingpod
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In this episode we speak with Mitch Marder,DDS a well-known Biological Dentist. We speak about such important topics like mercury amalgams, root canals, and how oral health is actually related to the entire field of health and medicine. For years, the field of dentistry has been seen as a distinct aspect of health focused on this “box” we call the mouth, yet we know how oral health is linked to brain health, gut health, and cardiovascular health. Conditions like gingivitis are associated with disease process elsewhere in the body and Dr. Marder opens our minds about holistic approaches to cavities and root canals.
Dr. Marder has been working in biomedical dentistry for over 30 years. His philosophy is that each person who entrusts their care to him deserves his best. Dr. Marder is a member of the American Academy of Craniofacial Pain, International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, Environmental Dental Association, Holistic Dental Association, American Orthodontic Society, American Academy for Functional Orthodontics, and Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine. His special interests are in Craniofacial Development (assisting the growing skull and cranium), Treating Sleep Disorders – being aware of the airway (apnea, snoring), Facial Pain – treating TMJ and headache issues, Dental Implants (introducing non-metal implants), and holistic care. He earned his Doctorate in Dental Surgery (D.D.S) from the University of Illinois in 1981 and his Bachelors in Art in Biology from Northwestern University in 1977.
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Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) effects 1 out of 10 women and is one of the most common causes of infertility. PCOS at its core is a metabolic and reproductive hormone problem. Anyone who has dealt with it can tell you that it feels like the metabolism has a mind of its own and common approaches to helping bring hormone balance or blood sugar balance often aren't enough. I brought in Dr. Shannon Hirst a Naturopathic Physician who specializes in women’s hormone health to discuss PCOS. Dr. Hirst is licensed Naturopathic Physician in Woodinville, Washington and received a Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine and Family Medicine Residency from Bastyr University in Kenmore , Washington. She also holds a bachelors in science in Cellular and Molecular Biology from Western Washington University. You can find her at www.drshannonhirst.com and on twitter @drhirst. In this episode we discuss the underlying hormone and metabolic imbalance in PCOS and what’s important to know. Also, we go the issues that people with PCOS face. With many people silently struggling with this condition; I am appreciative of the integrative and holistic approach Dr. Hirst takes. Our podcast focuses on the integrative health arena with a special emphasis on gut, metabolism, inflammation, and emotional health; this episode approaches and discusses many of these areas. Enjoy and share with friends, loved ones, and colleagues.
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If you are alive, it is safe to say you know someone diagnosed with a mental health disorder. You also likely know how important it is to receive an accurate diagnosis and limit the stigma attached to a mental health diagnosis. In this episode Dr. Teray Garchitorena Kunishi an experienced expert in mental health and a Naturopathic Physician in San Francisco speaks about mental health and the concept of neurodiversity ; where mental health issues are seen as a variant of what is considered as a norm rather than as as firmly abnormal. This has become a particularly important concept in Autism Spectrum Disorders, Bipolar Disease, and Schizophrenia. It is not without controversy and we look at both aspects of neurodiversity approaches in this episode. We also speak about societies where conditions like Schizophrenia are treated like a gift and people who deal with this gift are supported and nurtured rather then ostracized. This is a very deep and meaningful episode and one that I am sure will be thought provoking. Please follow Dr. Teray on her website where you also find her course on the Art, Science, and practice of Happiness. It was an honor to interview Dr. Teray and I hope you enjoy the episode as much as I did. Subscribe to our episode in your favorite podcast player including itunes and stitcher
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Debbie Miller, ND earned her doctorate in naturopathic medicine from Bastyr University, and her undergraduate degree from Brandeis University. She practices at Sound Mind Medicine in Seattle, WA During her naturopathic education, she received additional training and clinical experience in biofeedback, counseling, and mind-body medicine. It was then she became fascinated by the connections between our thinking minds and physical symptoms, and the impact that chronic stress has on our bodies, relationships, and daily activities. She has since become board certified through the Biofeedback Certification International Alliance. In addition to her practice, she currently serves as adjunct faculty at Bastyr University. In this episode we speak about how to regulate vagal nerve tone through training heart rate variability with biofeedback techniques. This is a useful approach for anxiety, digestive disorders, sleep problems, hypertension, and many other conditions. Show notes at our page.
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Having a child is supposed to be great joy for a parent. However up to 11% of women and 2% of men, experience postpartum depression; a unique mental health condition that is often downplayed, overlooked, and under-treated. It has significant implications on child and parent alike. My colleague Dr. Iyer of Eastside Natural Medicine of Kenmore, Washington joined me in this most thoughtful discussion of this topic. Dr. Iyer has been someone I have respected for many years. She is compassionate, clear thinking, brilliant, and keeps it real. Through her work as a licensed midwife, naturopathic physician and University of Washington school of nursing instructor, she has developed a special interest in grief. She feels the perinatal period is a type of grief process that needs proactive support. It's quite fascinating to listen to her. It’s no doubt why students, patients, and colleagues love Dr. Iyer as she is someone you can really trust. I hope you enjoy it and please share it with new parents or new parents to be as this episode is important to hear .Find Dr. Iyer and her bio at https://eastsidenaturalmedicine.com/
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Dr. Kabran Chapek is on the cutting edge of early detection and early treatment of Dementia and Alzheimer's disease. As a clinician at the Amen Clinics in Bellevue, Washington he specializes in integrative approaches to neuropsychiatry . In this episode he talks about early warning signs of memory loss compared to attention issues. In addition, he dives into the some key early markers of the potential of Alzheimer's Disease such as Apolipoprotein E4 and Amyloid Precursor Protein (APP). He talks about ways to address neuroinflammation to help slow progression of disease. It was really great speaking with this old colleague of mine who I first met over 15 years or so ago when we were fellow student clinicians at Bastyr University. Alzheimer's disease currently has no known cure. Changes in the brain indicating dementia and Alzheimer's Disease potential can start as early as 20 years before the onset of the disease. You don't want to miss this episode as it gives some really important information as to how to get ahead in detection and possibly prevention of dementia and Alzheimer's Disease. If you like this episode please share with people you care about. Please send any comments to onething@soundintegrative.com
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What is the best diet? This question remains the million (probably billion) dollar question in health, nutrition and medicine. The winner will likely be the healthy diet is one that prevents the most disease and weight gain. Now there seems to be an approach that has caught the attention of patients and providers internationally and that looking at individualized post-meal glucose response as a guide to one’s individualized diet. And guess what? The researchers say that the post meal glucose response is largely dependent as to what kinds of bugs are growing in our gut. Listen in on today’s episode as we explore the individualized diet and post meal glucose response.
Some back ground information.
Post meal glucose response is defined classically as the rises in blood glucose measured in ng/dl. Why does it matter? As a biomarker it predicts one’s ability to regulate glucose. Glucose regulated means less inflammation in the body, less risk for heart disease, less risk for diabetes, less risk for kidney disease, less risk for eye disease, and less risk for obesity…you get the picture.
Typically in a non-diabetic a fasting blood glucose will range from 70 ng/dl to 99 ng/dl and after eating a carbohydrate containing meal the blood glucose will rise between 100 ng/dl-140ng/dl. This can be influenced by protein and fat content in the food source however it is largely driven by carbohydrate intake. Until researchers started looking to the gut microbiome, the large dietary agencies that be would look at glucose content of foods and make predictions as to how these foods would spike blood sugar. This list is called the glycemic index of foods. Then later they looked at how combinations of foods might spike one’s glucose and this is called glycemic load. Now a group out of the Weizmann Institute developed a test and algorithm of post meal glucose response based on DNA sequencing of the bugs that are growing in human guts. By monitoring glucose response in human subjects, they were able to predict that one’s own signature gut microbiome, can largely influence ones glucose response to food.
about our guest
Richard Sprague is a heath technology executive, biohacker, citizen scientist and engineer. He is quite the interesting man. He is the CEO of Airdoc (a medical technology company). He has been quite involved with Stool Microbiome testing using 16s rRnA metabolome sequencing. At one point he worked with Ubiome one of the pioneers in stool microbiome testing. He must own the record for the number of times he has tested his own stool microbiome (over 300). With this background he brings an interesting perspective on what is actionable within gut microbiome data.
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We speak with Geoff Lecovin, DC, ND, LaC, MS, CSCS (Yes thats a lot of initials!). Dr. Lecovin is a Kirkland, Washington based physician who specializes in performance. He is very involved with researching the latest on metabolism and sports medicine. We talk about metabolic flexibility and the different trendy diets that are directed at changing our metabolism. So many people feel like their metabolism is stuck in place. If they avoid carbohydrates, they don't feel right and if they eat carbohydrates they crave even more. This gives us a clue that the body has become metabolically inflexible. Have you ever driven a hybrid car? Do you admire how it can run on either gas or electricity? That is similar to someone who is metabolic flexible. If they decide to fast, they feel fine for the 16-24 hours without food. If they decide to enjoy carbohydrates, they don't become inflamed. Staying metabolically flexible is easier then restoring it. We are learning approaches to sleep, exercise,and nutritional strategies that might help. For full show page visit
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