Podcast Episodes
Back to Search271: She had 3 Months to Live - Thirty Five Years Ago - Dr. Nasha Winters
Episode 271
In 1991, a 19-year-old pre-med student was diagnosed with end-stage ovarian cancer and told nothing could be done. She is still alive. Dr. Nasha Wint…
9 hours ago
270: Dr. Ken Berry Revolutionizes Diabetes Care, Challenge Traditional Associations
Episode 271
Dr. Ken Berry argues humans have a species-specific “proper human diet” and that low-carb/keto approaches can prevent and reverse diabetes, yet major…
1 week ago
269: A Doctor Says Medicine Is Built to Manage Sickness, Not Cure It - Dr. Sean O'Mara
Dr. Sean O'Mara scans hearts for a living, but not the way most cardiologists do. He measures the ring of fat wrapped around the heart muscle itself,…
2 weeks ago
268 - Dr. Aseem Malhotra on Statins, Stents, COVID Risks and Joining iFix Hearts
Episode 268
Dr. Aseem Malhotra relates his path from mainstream interventional cardiology to challenging the mainstream's cholesterol hypothesis.
Malhotra explain…
2 weeks, 6 days ago
267: Stephen Hussey Survived a Heart Attack and Wants Answers to Questions the Hospital Evaded
Episode 267
A 34-year-old functional medicine practitioner had every marker doctors look for: a zero calcium score, clean metabolic labs, a lean and active build…
4 weeks ago
266: Dr. Eric Berg - The 9 Environments Making You Sick
Episode 266
Most chronic physical and mental health problems trace back to "ancestral mismatch" — the gap between the ancient environment our biology was shaped …
1 month ago
265: He Developed Diabetes Running 50 Miles a Week - Dr. Tim Noakes
For decades, Professor Tim Noakes told the world that carbohydrate-loaded muscles were the secret to endurance performance. He built a career on it, …
1 month, 1 week ago
14 Hormonal Archetypes: A Framework for What Blood Tests Miss - Dr. Jay Wrigley
Dr. Jay Wrigley, the physician behind Hormone Diet Doc, returns to the podcast after spending nine months building an entirely new framework for horm…
1 month, 2 weeks ago
An Endocrinologist Got Sick and Her Own Specialty Couldn't Fix Her - Dr. Cassie Smith
Dr. Cassie Smith spent a decade being failed by her own specialty. As a board-certified endocrinologist, she developed Graves' disease, then Hashimot…
1 month, 3 weeks ago
The Conference Founder Who Thinks Data Isn't the Answer to Wellness - Robin Switzer
Robin Switzer has spent nearly a decade building one of the largest gatherings in metabolic health, watching thousands of people arrive chasing the s…
2 months ago