Posts by biopodcast
281: Health Revolution – with Joe Cohen
Joe Cohen’s journey to optimal health is a story of self-discovery and a drive to find answers beyond conventional medicine. Struggling with chronic health issues like fatigue, inflammation, and brain fog, Joe took charge of his health by diving into genetics, biomarkers, and biohacking. A Start of Struggle: The Search for Answers Joe’s early attempts…
Read More280: Medical Errors: A Critical Issue – with Julie Siemers
Medical errors rank as the third leading cause of death in the United States, following heart disease and cancer. These preventable mistakes, including misdiagnoses, medication errors, and communication breakdowns, contribute to a significant number of fatalities annually. Understanding these risks and actively participating in one’s healthcare is crucial and can be a matter of life…
Read More278: Where Generosity Drives Success – with Nicole F. Roberts
Dr. Nicole F. Roberts is a catalyst for change with a deep understanding of human behavior and public health systems. Her work spans diverse cultures and sectors, focusing on how generosity, authenticity, and human connection can create a better world. A Public Health Lens Public health, according to Dr. Roberts, encompasses a broad range of…
Read More274: Natural Facelifts with Bio-Photon Energy – with Cathy Goldstein
Cathy Goldstein’s Journey After battling Crohn’s disease and finding traditional medicine insufficient, Cathy Goldstein discovered the power of energy medicine through acupuncture. This experience led her to believe that hospitals, while crucial for acute care, often lack a holistic perspective. This realization inspired her to merge energy medicine with skincare. The Science of Energy Medicine…
Read More273: Freedom From Fear – with Daniel Packard
Daniel Packard, a mechanical engineer, spent eight years researching and developing a system to help people overcome the “funky 5”: anxiety, perfectionism, procrastination, people-pleasing, and self-doubt. His company, Full Liberation Technology, has helped thousands of people achieve lasting freedom from these challenges by addressing their root cause: fear. Beyond Symptom Management Packard criticizes the “improvement…
Read More270: Glutathione: Enhance Health and Longevity – with Nayan Patel
Dr. Nayan Patel is a pharmacist and wellness expert who has worked with physicians to develop custom medications and personalized drug and nutrition plans for patients. He has been the pharmacist of choice for celebrities, CEOs, and even fellow physicians. Dr. Patel recently wrote a book about glutathione. After years of research on glutathione, Dr.…
Read More267: Essential Nutrients for Optimal Health – with Laura Capina
Dr. Laura Capina, a seasoned acupuncturist and health enthusiast, has eagerly anticipated the opportunity to share her insights on a podcast for three years. Growing up in Latvia, she was immersed in a culture that embraced natural remedies for healing. This upbringing laid the foundation for her lifelong interest in health and wellness. Upon moving…
Read More266: Path to Pain-Free Yoga – with Yogi Aaron
Yogi Aaron’s journey in the yoga world began in the mid-1990s, a time when the practice was gaining traction globally. Practicing alongside notable individuals like Wade Morrison and witnessing the rise of brands such as Lululemon, Yogi Aaron has seen the yoga community evolve over the years. He takes pride in Lululemon’s international success, particularly…
Read More264: Fitness Journey over 50 – with Mareya Ibrahim-Jones
As Mareya Ibrahim-Jones approaches her 55th year, she prepares for her second bikini competition, reflecting on her long commitment to fitness, health, and wellness. Ibrahim’s journey showcases the resilience and adaptability needed to thrive later in life, particularly for women. She offers valuable insights into physiological changes after 50, emphasizing the importance of nutrition for…
Read More263: Unlocking Potential with Energetic Literacy – with Jessica Corbin
Jessica Corbin’s journey into understanding and addressing burnout began with early creative expressions in her grandparents’ backyard. As a child, she thrived in activities that allowed her to channel her energy creatively, such as building obstacle courses. This creativity extended into her athletic pursuits, where she found joy and expression through the power, strength, and…
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