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Is your body at war with itself? Are you tired of endless doctor visits, unanswered questions, and treatments that only manage symptoms, but never bring true healing? In Freedom from Autoimmune Disease, power evangelist Bruce Hines shares a breakthrough approach rooted in spiritual healing, curse-breaking, and the redemptive power of Jesus Christ. This is more than a book, it’s a roadmap to healing for those battling lupus, GPA, rheumatoid arthritis, and other autoimmune conditions that attack the body from within. Inside this book, you’ll discover: The spiritual roots of autoimmune ...

Hashimoto’s is not a life sentence. You just need the right plan☘️ Are you sick of waking up exhausted, no matter how many hours you spend in bed? Does your mind feel like it’s stuck in a fog, making simple tasks feel like uphill battles? Frustrated with diets that promise results but leave you feeling worse? NOT Just Another Cookbook—A Whole-Body Guide to Thyroid Wellness. Because this isn’t just about what you eat. It’s about how your body feels after every meal. How your mind functions when your hormones are finally in balance. In "Hashimoto’s Made Easy: Cookbook & Beyond...

Press play and gently drift off to the dulcet tones of rapper Yung Gravy reading Thomas Mayne Reid’s classic 1847 short story "The Last Adventure of a Coquette".

If you have struggled with a circular problem, one that gets more sticky the more you try to get away from it, this book is for you. Focused primarily on insomnia, but applicable to any circular problem, This is Natto explores the thoughts and habits that keep the problem going. Taking a look under the hood of your mind is often pretty uncomfortable. What you find may scare you. But the rewards can be remarkable. Because when you understand how the mind works, and you become more willing to experience the discomfort you have been avoiding, magic can happen!

Transform your life with Methylene Blue! Your body creates its own Life Force through a structure within each cells called a Mitochondria. You'll Learn How to Support Your Mitochondria Using Methylene Blue. Uncover the newest Breakthroughs in research on Methylene Blue as a health technology to maximize your energy and strength, prevent disease, treat many infections including viral, bacterial and fungal and extend your health span. Learn about modalities such as hyperbaric oxygen therapy, photobiomodulation or light therapy, IV therapy and other natural approaches to combine with Methylene...

Do you struggle to unwind at night? Does stress linger in your mind, making it hard to fall asleep? Sound can be a powerful tool for relaxation, and specific frequencies—432 Hz and 528 Hz—are believed to promote deep calm, emotional balance, and even cellular healing.

Settle in with Top Chef host Curtis Stone as he discusses the complicated fundamentals of French cuisine in his signature Australian accent. First published in 1903, this work by Escoffier is still considered foundational to professional chefs and home cooks alike.

Join Professor Kirsten Gronbaek and Professor Uwe Platzbecker as they discuss the complexities behind the classification and prognostication of low-risk myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS). They dive into the historical context of MDS classification, the evolution of prognostic indexes such as IPSS and IPSSM, and the implications of recent molecular findings. This conversation highlights the challenges in defining "low-risk" MDS, the role of genetic mutations in prognosis, and the considerations for treatment strategies, including the potential for stem cell transplantation. Host: ...

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In this reflective episode, Dr. Jeremy London, a board-certified cardiovascular surgeon with 25 years of experience, shares 20 deeply personal lessons learned throughout his medical career and life. Framed as an evolving roadmap rather than a checklist. Dr. London emphasizes that growth comes through humility, listening, curiosity, and embracing change. Ultimately, he reminds us that while professional achievement matters, it’s the people we love—and how we care for ourselves and others—that define a meaningful life.My Newsletterhttps://www.drjeremylondon.com/Thank you to our ...

In the Season 5 finale of The Confidence Doc, Houston-based board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Rukmini Vinaya Rednam sits down with Dr. Eric Smith, a board-certified general, bariatric, and robotic surgeon, to explore the world of weight loss surgery. Dr. Smith shares how his surgical journey began, from performing open bariatric procedures to mastering laparoscopic techniques, and why he founded his own bariatric surgery program. They discuss the critical role of Centers of Excellence in bariatrics, including what it takes to achieve certification and why these standards matter for patient ...

Ever feel overwhelmed by the flood of alopecia treatments and supplements?Join the Derms on Drugs as we cut through the noise with Dr. Michelle Tarbox, diving deep into the practical side of managing alopecia for dermatology providers.In this episode, we tackle:Which labs to order for telogen effluviumWhich hair loss supplements are actually worth recommendingThe truth about red light helmetsHow and when to use prescription therapies for hair lossCan shampoo really help with alopecia?Tune in for expert insights, practical tips, and a healthy dose of humor—perfect for medical providers who ...

🎧 New Episode: “The Gift of Time” with Linds Brown | The Eye Believe Podcast In this inspiring episode of the Eye Believe podcast, we’re joined by special guest Linds Brown, who shares a powerful message about time—how we view it, how it affects us, and how we can shift our mindset to see time as a gift rather than a limitation. Linds explores the idea that time is not against us—but on our side. Through her thoughtful perspective, she offers practical and heartfelt advice on how to reframe the way we look at time, embrace the present moment, and cultivate a sense of peace and ...

Want to know more about leadership, culture, and creating a business that thrives? Joining the show today is Dr. Matt VanderMolen. From starting his dental career in the Navy to building a top dental practice in Springfield, Illinois, Matt talks about why your team comes before the patient and the importance of defining a clear mission within your business. Dr. VanderMolen shares how his military background instilled a passion for structured advancement and people development, and how it inspired him to create a five-level system to empower his dental staff. Give it a listen! If you like this...

Send us a textTired of the pill-for-every-ill approach to pain? Dr. Jordan Barber shares a radically human perspective on chronic pain and the power of integrative, whole-person healing that goes far beyond prescriptions.What if chronic pain wasn’t just something to “manage” but something to understand? In this eye-opening conversation, Dr. Jordan Barber—a seasoned integrative provider, educator, and upcoming author—joins Dr. Tamar Lawful to explore what happens when we redefine pain, patient care, and practitioner purpose. From dry needling to morning sunlight and mindset shifts, ...

This week, I sit down with John Kim—aka The Angry Therapist. John is a therapist and author currently working on his seventh book. This is our fifth podcast together, and I think it’s our best yet. John was one of the first people I met in L.A. and my first roommate in the U.S. We’ve both been on a journey that’s led to a natural fork in the road. New beginnings are on the horizon after an unforeseeable tragedy. But sometimes, light comes from darkness—and what we thought was the end is really just the end of Act One. It’s a reflective conversation—sometimes sad, sometimes ...

0606In this episode of HealthCap Weekly Wrap, we cover a powerful range of stories—from a revealing case study on financial practices in senior care, to new research on mental health screening and MS treatments, to the surprising health benefits of pets in senior living. Plus, we highlight a new PBS documentary series that gives a voice to America’s unpaid caregivers. Whether you're an administrator, nurse, or care team leader, these stories offer insight and inspiration for improving resident care and community life.