What if I told you there’s a natural compound made inside your gut—by your own good bacteria—that holds the power to heal a leaky gut, supercharge your immune system, balance blood sugar, lift depression and anxiety, protect your brain from Alzheimer’s, help you sleep deeper, strengthen your bones, lower your cholesterol... and that’s just the beginning?

No, it’s not a new supplement. It’s not a miracle drug. It’s something your body wants to make—if you feed it the right way.

In today’s episode of The Other Side of Medicine, we’re pulling back the curtain on this gut-healing powerhouse and showing you how to turn your microbiome into your most powerful ally. Ready to discover nature’s best-kept secret for whole-body healing? Let’s dive in.

Manuka honey is not an ordinary honey. This amazing honey has many medicinal properties. In fact it is actually approved by the United States Federal Durg Administration as an approved antibiotic for specific conditions.

Researchers have demonstrated Manuka honey is benificial in treating wounds, ulcers, Inflammatory Bowel Disease and other digestive problems, infections, and a host of other illness.

My guest and I discuss the unique healing properties of this amazing superfood. . Manuka honey contains several properties that set it apart from traditional honey. It contains methylglyoxal one of the active ingredients that provides antibacterial effects. Additionally, Manuka honey has antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant benefits.

Don't miss this informative presentation Join Dr. Krystosik and his guest Mike Everly, Founder of Bees & Trees on The Other Side of Medicine.

🎙 Today on "The Other Side of Medicine,” podcast I'll ’be diving deep into the world of gut health! Discover the powerful roles of prebiotics, probiotics, postbiotics, and symbiotics—the four cornerstones of a healthy digestive system. I’ll break down what each of these are, how they work synergistically, and why your gut depends on them for more than just digestion.

These microscopic warriors influence everything from immune strength and mental clarity to inflammation and disease prevention. If you’ve been battling gas, bloating, constipation or low energy, don’t miss this eye-opening episode. Tune in and learn how to nourish your body from the inside out—naturally, safely, and effectively. It’s time to take charge of your health, one microbe at a time!

Are hidden food allergies sabotaging your health? Could your gut be the missing link your doctor never mentioned?

In tonight’s episode of Food Allergy and Gut Health… The Connection, Dr. James D. Krystosik exposes the powerful, overlooked relationship between what’s happening in your belly and the chronic symptoms plaguing millions—from fatigue and brain fog to autoimmune issues and stubborn weight gain.

Drawing from over 30 years of clinical experience and functional medicine wisdom, Dr. Krystosik dives deep into how silent food sensitivities and gut dysfunction are at the root of many modern ailments.

You’ll learn why conventional medicine often misses the mark—and how you can reclaim your health with natural, science-based solutions. Get ready for the truth your doctor might not tell you, and discover how to heal from the inside out. Don’t miss this eye-opening episode that could literally change (or save) your life!

Episode Title: Epilepsy: A Functional Medicine Approach
Guest: Dr. Kenneth S. Sharlin

In this powerful episode of Goodbye Illness, Hello Wellness, I sit down with Dr. Kenneth S. Sharlin, a board-certified neurologist and trailblazer in the world of functional medicine, to discuss a revolutionary approach to epilepsy and neurological health. With over 25 years of experience, Dr. Sharlin combines the best of conventional neurology with cutting-edge diagnostics and root-cause medicine to move beyond symptom suppression and toward true healing.

We dive into the flaws of the traditional "name it, blame it, and tame it" model of neurology and explore how lifestyle, nutrition, gut health, and neuroplasticity play a role in reversing what many have accepted as irreversible. Dr. Sharlin shares insights from his groundbreaking research, including his work on cognitive decline reversal, and how the same principles can be applied to epilepsy.

If you or a loved one is living with seizures, you'll want to hear this hopeful, empowering conversation that challenges the status quo and gives you the tools to reclaim your brain—and your life—naturally. This is not just about managing disease. It’s about rewriting the story of your health.

Welcome to another compelling episode of The Other Side of Medicine with Dr. Krystosik.

. In this week’s episode, our special guest, Dr. Michael Murray will discuss the benefits, misconceptions, hype and truth surrounding the plant compound called berberine.

. Dr. Murray is a world renown naturopathic physician and author. He has published more than 30 books featuring natural approaches to health, with 6 million copies sold. He is a graduate of, a

former faculty member of, and serves on the board of regents at Bastyr University in Seattle,

Washington. He has a personal library of over 70,000 research papers substantiating the health

benifits of natural medicine.

. In today's episode you will discover the amazing properties of one of the most benificial natural plant compounds on the planet known to date. Dr. Murray asutely states, "If berberine were a

drug, it would be the biggest billion dollar block buster ever known."

. Find out why many people are calling berberine "Nature's Ozempic." Is it true or is it hype?

Orthomolecular medicine is a science-based approach to health that emphasizes the use of optimal levels of vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients to prevent and treat disease. The term "orthomolecular" was coined by two-time Nobel laureate Dr. Linus Pauling, who defined it as "the right molecules in the right amounts" to maintain health.

This approach operates on the principle that many chronic diseases stem from nutritional deficiencies, imbalances, or genetic predispositions that can be corrected or mitigated by adjusting dietary intake and supplementation. Unlike conventional medicine, which often focuses on treating symptoms with pharmaceuticals, orthomolecular medicine seeks to restore biochemical balance at the cellular level.

Key nutrients used in orthomolecular therapy include high doses of vitamin C, B-complex vitamins, essential fatty acids, amino acids, and minerals like magnesium and zinc. These nutrients support immune function, detoxification, neurotransmitter production, and cellular repair, which can be beneficial for conditions such as cardiovascular disease, mental health disorders, autoimmune diseases, and metabolic disorders.

Critics argue that some high-dose nutrient therapies lack sufficient clinical trials, but a growing body of research supports the role of nutrition in disease prevention and management. Orthomolecular medicine aligns with functional medicine principles, emphasizing individualized treatment, lifestyle modifications, and evidence-based nutritional strategies for long-term health.