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219: The power of change and self-healing – with Chloé Hom Bañales

As a Doctor of Chinese Medicine and Integrative NLP Coach, Dr. Chloé is the founder of Ascended Alchemy dedicated to supporting purpose-driven leaders in embodying their next level of health and performance. With her clinical experience focused on how our mental and emotional health manifests through our physical body (and vice versa), Dr. Chloés work…

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218: Thyroid Hormones and their vital role in the body – with Sara Banta

Hypothyroidism is a condition where the thyroid gland fails to produce enough hormones to regulate the body’s metabolism.  Common symptoms of hypothyroidism include: Fatigue Dry skin Depression Hair thinning And slow metabolism.  Iodine deficiency is the number one predictor of hypothyroidism.  Iodine is an essential element required by the thyroid to produce thyroid hormones. When…

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217: Factors contributing to low thyroid function – with Elle Russ

Thyroid problems are a common yet often overlooked issue that can have a major impact on one’s health and well-being.  This was the case for Elle Russ, who experienced two bouts of hypothyroidism within 10 years.  Elle is a #1 bestselling author, world-renowned thyroid health expert, and thought leader on confidence and self-esteem.  She has…

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216: The transformative capacity of tonic herbs – with Brandon Gilbert

The power and transformative capacity of tonic herbs are far-reaching, yet often overlooked.  However, with the growing interest in holistic healing, more and more people are becoming aware of the potential benefits that tonic herbs can offer.   Tonic herbs are a type of herbal medicine that is believed to have an overall positive effect on…

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215: 9 Hallmarks of Aging – with Dr. Nick Bitz

The Hallmarks of Aging are nine distinct biological mechanisms that have been identified as major drivers behind the aging process. These hallmark systems include: Genomic instability Loss of proteostasis (the ability to maintain protein balance). Deregulated nutrient sensing (metabolism changes with age). Mitochondrial dysfunction (energy production decreases over time). Cellular senescence—a state in which cells…

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214: Manuka Honey and how we get sick – with Joyce Dales

Joyce Dale grew up in rural Maine, where her grandmother ran a country store, and home remedies were part of everyday life. Honey was a key component in her grandmother’s remedies, and it was something that Joyce held on to as she grew older.  After her loved one was hospitalized with a life-threatening MRSA infection,…

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213: The future of telehealth – with Laura Purdy

Licensed in all 50 states plus DC and known as America’s Doctor, Dr. Laura Purdy, MD is a board-certified Family Medicine Physician who has been featured in Vogue, on Fox News, ABC, NBC, and NPR (among others) as the nation’s leading authority and thought leader on the future of digital healthcare. Dr. Purdys in-depth digital…

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212: Brain chemistry imbalances – with Elena Villanueva

Brain chemistry imbalances can be hard to identify and can have a wide range of symptoms. According to Dr. Elena Villanueva, the root causes of cognitive impairment, depression, trauma, anxiety, memory loss, Alzheimer’s and dementia, Parkinson’s Disease and bipolar can all be the same.  The symptoms from these conditions can vary from person to person,…

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211: Alternative solutions to medication – with Jason Dean

Germ theory is a widely accepted concept that states that microorganisms, such as bacteria and viruses, are responsible for causing disease.  This theory was first proposed by Louis Pasteur in the mid-19th century and has since been widely accepted by the medical community.  However, there is an alternative to germ theory known as terrain theory…

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