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HORMONE TRUTH: Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Protocols for a Toxic World Subtitle: The Ultimate Guide for Functional and Integrative Medicine Clinicians to Restore Hormonal Health Author: BENOIT TANO, MD PhD Are you prescribing hormone replacement in a world overflowing with endocrine-disrupting chemicals, xenoestrogens, and chronic disease—and wondering if it’s still safe? In this groundbreaking, authoritative guide, Dr. Benoit Tano, MD PhD, delivers the most comprehensive blueprint for Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) ever written for functional and integrative ...

In this episode of The Moss Report, Ben Moss speaks with Dr. Ralph Moss about a little-known natural compound that may have big implications: Modified Citrus Pectin (MCP). A recent clinical trial in Israel found that MCP helped slow PSA doubling time in men with recurrent prostate cancer—suggesting it may offer real, measurable support for patients after treatment. Ben and Ralph trace the story from its origins in the 1990s through modern-day research, digging into how MCP works by targeting Galectin-3, a molecule tied to inflammation and cancer spread. Along the way, they highlight the ...

A bigger penis is possible now a days,no doubt.With so many interested companies in the penis enlargement and penis extenders industry. We can, however, even now safely pronounce that not only is penile elongation possible, it can be achieved safely and easily and without the need for surgical intervention. We are entering an arena where the products are quite mature in evolutionary terms and able to effectively address many, if not all, of the known side-effects associated with such treatment, there is no reason not to believe that further innovation cannot bear fruit to even more ...

Want to Lower Your Blood Pressure, Protect Your Heart, and Stay Active—Without Giving Up Delicious Food? ❌ Have you been told to cut down on salt and processed foods, but every "heart-healthy" recipe you try is bland and uninspiring? ❌ Do you struggle with meal planning, unsure of what to cook that’s quick, simple, and actually good for your blood pressure and heart health? ❌ Are you tired of restrictive diets that promise results but leave you feeling hungry, frustrated, and missing your favorite foods? As you age, protecting your heart and managing blood pressure becomes more ...

The role of chaplains continues to evolve in health care organizations, with chaplains being integrated into large-scale well-being initiatives. In this conversation, Jason Lesandrini, Ph.D., assistant vice president of Ethics, Advanced Care Planning, Spiritual Health and Language Access Services at Wellstar Health System, and Kelsey White, Ph.D., assistant professor and chaplaincy faculty researcher at the Department of Patient Counseling at Virginia Commonwealth University, discuss real-world examples of how chaplains reduce clinician and patient stress and address emotional and well-being ...

💬 “Our vaccine hesitancy has gotten so bad that it’s now considered a top 10 global health threat by the World Health Organization.” ⚡Do you know someone who is still unvaccinated or anti-vaxx in 2025? For some complex reasons, in 2024, so many people remain hesitant about vaccines despite the fact that there’s plenty of scientific evidence proving their safety and effectiveness. And no, it’s not just about COVID vaccines—we’re talking about all vaccines here. A very serious health concern, so much so that the World Health Organization has now classified it as one of the top...

In this episode of The Health Pulse Podcast, we dive into the powerful and controversial theory that cancer may be driven more by metabolic dysfunction than by genetic mutations. Drawing on the research of Dr. Thomas Seyfried and the foundational work of Otto Warburg, we explore how damaged mitochondria and altered energy metabolism could be the true origin of cancer.Learn how cancer cells rely on glucose and glutamine fermentation for survival, why ketogenic diets and metabolic therapies show early promise, and how healthy mitochondria can reverse malignant behavior even in cells with genetic...

AI and technology can enhance healthcare in the OR by reducing distractions and enabling clinicians to work at the top of their licenses. In this episode, Dr. Josh Wymer shares his journey from nursing school to the Navy and his current work serving Missourians and leading the AORN Task Force on AI in perioperative care. He emphasizes the vital role of nurses, the importance of ethical AI, and the potential of technology to support the workforce, protect patient autonomy, and improve surgical outcomes through smarter, more collaborative care. Tune in and learn how AI and technology can ...

Got a feeling you’re not operating at 100%, even though you’re doing all the “right” things? You’re not alone, and the real issue might be your hormones.In this episode, we dig into how hormones quietly control your energy, mood, sleep, and sex drive and how even small imbalances can leave you feeling off without knowing why. Most people chalk it up to stress or aging, but there’s more going on under the surface.We break down the signs to watch for (like brain fog, poor sleep, and low libido) and share practical tips to get things back on track—like why lifting weights beats ...

We’re learning how to navigate a hospital stay when you have food allergies from a food allergy patient, parent, advocate, and chef who operated a hospital kitchen for over eight years. Martha Morgan, Founder and Owner of Allergy Dragon, helps us learn about how hospital kitchens operate and critical tips for staying safe during a hospital stay. Resources to keep you in the know:Allergy Dragon Website Allergy Dragon YouTube Channel You can find FAACT's Roundtable Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Pandora, Spotify, Podbay, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to podcasts.Follow us on Facebook, ...

In this episode, Optic Surgeon provides a concise, actionable guide to eyelid swelling for ophthalmology residents and final-year MBBS students. Through a real-world case, we cover key causes (inflammatory, infectious, systemic, traumatic), a systematic workup, and targeted management strategies. A high-yield board pearl underscores the critical distinction between preseptal and orbital cellulitis to prevent vision-threatening outcomes. Perfect for mastering this common clinical scenario. #Ophthalmology

In this episode, Justin sits down with Joseph Homy, a 46-year-old husband, father, and former physician assistant who made the bold decision to pursue his lifelong dream of becoming a doctor. Joseph opens up about his non-traditional path to medicine, why he chose Ross University, and how faith, family, and a deep passion for healing keep him going—even while separated from his loved ones. If you're a pre-med, a non-traditional student, or just someone in need of a little inspiration, this one’s for you.

Send us a textMeet Cindy and Christina, speech and physical therapists, who turned their passion to help caregivers and clients stay independent and learn the right way to use adaptive equipment. Check out aecorner.com and their you tube channel! https://www.youtube.com/@AECornerSupport the show

Got a feeling you’re not operating at 100%, even though you’re doing all the “right” things? You’re not alone, and the real issue might be your hormones.In this episode, we dig into how hormones quietly control your energy, mood, sleep, and sex drive and how even small imbalances can leave you feeling off without knowing why. Most people chalk it up to stress or aging, but there’s more going on under the surface.We break down the signs to watch for (like brain fog, poor sleep, and low libido) and share practical tips to get things back on track—like why lifting weights beats ...

In this episode of Nurse Rosa’s INsights, we welcome Jeremy Bronen, mechanical engineer turned healthcare innovator, and the founder and CEO of SedMed. Jeremy looked what is usually considered a deeply personal problem and turned it nto a mission to protect the dignity and safety of older adults, people with disabilities, and those who care for them. Toileting-related falls are one of the most common—and dangerous—injury sources for both patients and caregivers. Through SedMed, he’s addressing the high-risk, often overlooked act of toilet transfers with mechanical design rooted in ...

In a world where chronic illness is skyrocketing and people are spending thousands on supplements and labs with little relief, what if we’ve been focusing on the wrong thing? In this episode, Dr. Jannine Krause sits down with Mel Hopper Koppelman, Program Director at Synthesis Health Lab, to talk about a radically different — and incredibly effective — approach to healing. Instead of chasing symptoms or optimizing labs, Mel focuses on repairing the foundation of the nervous system and working with the first principles of health. The result? A 50%+ reduction in symptoms for many chronic ...

In 2002, the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) triggered mass panic over hormone therapy — claiming it caused breast cancer, blood clots, and heart disease. The media jumped on it. Providers backed away. And women? They sufferedThis episode is for every woman who was told to just deal with it — and every provider who needs to catch up.Resources & References:JAMA Oncology – Vaginal Estrogen Use & MortalityPubMed – HRT Safety in Breast CancerClimacteric – Bioidentical HRTCA: Cancer Journal for Clinicians – WHI Breast Cancer Data ReanalysisBalance Menopause – WHI Fallout ...

S4E6: Supporting the VA health system. We discuss the proposed cuts to the VA Health System with Guests and Veteran Advocates Steve Conner and John Paredis from Hampshire County, Massachusetts. The Veterans administration has played an important role for our nation’s veterans and the proposed cuts may hit it hard.