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253: Navigating Through Stress and Trauma – with Jeff Crippen

Resilience emerges from the crucible of adversity, transforming past stress and trauma into pillars of inner strength and fortitude. In a world where minor setbacks can appear as colossal barriers, the importance of understanding resilience cannot be overstated.  This article explores insights from Jeff Crippen, highlighting how individuals can leverage their past experiences to foster…

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252: Future Health Through Regenerative Medicine – with Jeffrey Gross

In a world where conventional medical approaches often fall short, the realm of regenerative medicine emerges as a beacon of hope for those seeking alternative solutions to health and longevity challenges.  At the forefront of this groundbreaking field stands Dr. Jeffrey Gross, a distinguished neurological surgeon with a passion for exploring the untapped potential of…

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251: Improving Indoor Air Quality – with Mike Feldstein

In recent years, the importance of indoor air quality (IAQ) has gained significant attention, with growing awareness of its impact on health and well-being.  Among those leading the charge in understanding and addressing IAQ issues is Mike Feldstein, whose insights and innovations are shedding light on the crucial need for cleaner indoor environments. Understanding Indoor…

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250: Mysteries of the Mushroom Renaissance – with Robert Johnson

The world of mushrooms is undergoing a renaissance, and Robert Johnson is at the forefront, shedding light on its many dimensions. In a recent conversation, Johnson delved into the intricacies of this burgeoning field, offering valuable insights into the evolving landscape of mushroom cultivation, consumption, and its potential impact on health and wellness. Exploring the…

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249: Sexual Health by Dr. Molly Maloof

In the realm of human health, few topics are as multifaceted and integral to overall well-being as sexual health. Dr. Molly Maloof, a prominent figure in the fields of medicine and wellness, offers valuable insights into this complex and often overlooked aspect of human physiology and psychology.  From the biological underpinnings of human attraction to…

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248: Microdosing Psychedelics – with Paul Austin

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the therapeutic potential of psychedelics for personal development and mental health.  Among the various approaches to psychedelic use, microdosing has emerged as a particularly intriguing practice.  What is Microdosing? Microdosing involves taking small, sub-perceptual doses of psychedelics such as LSD or psilocybin mushrooms on a…

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246: Managing Nasal Allergies: A Comprehensive Guide – with Shani Bocian

Nasal allergies, also known as rhinitis, affect an astonishing number of people globally, with approximately 100 million individuals grappling with nasal inflammation and related symptoms.  In a recent interview with Shani Bocian, co-founder of AllerMi, a telemedicine company specializing in allergy care, she shed light on the intricacies of nasal allergies, their causes, and an…

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244: Biohacking and Anti-Aging – with Neil Paulvin

Dr. Neil Paulvin, an expert in healthcare, bridges the gap between biohacking and anti-aging, utilizing his vast experience alongside modern technology and data to steer patients towards improved health and longevity. Leveraging Data in Health Innovations Emphasizing the importance of health data and technology, Dr. Paulvin illustrates how these tools are revolutionizing personalized healthcare, especially…

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243: Exploring Indoor Air Pollution: Insights from Michael Rubino

In today’s world, where technology enables precise health tracking, a crucial element often remains overlooked: the air quality within our homes. In a thought-provoking discussion with Michael Rubino, an expert in the construction industry, we explore the hidden dangers of indoor air pollution, especially the silent threats posed by mold and bacteria. Air Quality: An…

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