Today I’m interviewing Dr. Joel Wade about mindset and relationship tips, especially for those dealing with chronic illness. We’re covering how to maintain playfulness and curiosity with your spouse despite ongoing struggles with sickness. Being present in the moment and thinking positively and mindfully can help you through some really difficult and dark times. Dr.…
TERMINOLOGY CORRECTION: To clarify for any watchers, the SCIO EDUCTOR does not conduct “electro-dermal screening” and the entrainment component is through a form of low level and safe direct current applied through the skin contacts only, not the biofeedback components. Today I’m interviewing Gage Tarrant, an active user and educator in the field of bioenergetics.…
Join me today as I interview Ashley James about stopping anxiety in its tracks–techniques you can try from home when you’re feeling panicky. These techniques are absolutely free and easy, involving visualization and actively shifting your belief systems. We also cover generational trauma, root causes, how memory is linked to DNA and acquired trauma, and…
Join me today as I interview Dr. Nick Ellenson about the biohacking, data-collecting wearable, the Oura Ring. We cover sleep tracking, heart rate variability, readiness score, respiratory metrics, and how to use the device for running and fitness, too. With biohacking wearables like the Apple watch and others, EMFs and Bluetooth emissions can be a…
On today’s podcast, I interview mold expert Dr. Scott Richmond. Dr. Scott has gotten himself well from severe toxic mold exposure that cost him countless days in the hospital, six months away from his practice, and close to a million dollars. Now, feeling healthy and vibrant, he works with clients on mold, other biotoxic illness,…
In today’s podcast, I interview Dr. Michelle Sands about a much-anticipated topic in the chronic illness realm: hormones. We’re covering why so many people with chronic illness also have unbalanced hormones, natural ways to boost testosterone, and a transdermal supplement for strong bones, muscles, sex drive, and energy. There are some brand new and exciting…
In today’s podcast, I interview Dr. Neil Nathan about some controversial topics–and nothing is held back! We talk about what holds people back from fully healing, why the order to treating mold and Lyme is incredibly important, and the best testing for urine mycotoxins. We’re also touching on why your genetics (and your HLA-DR gene)…
In today’s podcast, I interview Dr. Bret Scher about a heart-healthy diet and lifestyle. We’re covering much more than diet–we’re busting myths about stents, fat phobia, dairy, and other lifestyle choices as they relate to strengthening your heart and keeping it beating. Ever wondered about the best fats to eat and cook with, if eating…
In today’s podcast, I interview Dr. Evan Hirsch about common symptoms of and treatment for Babesia. Babesia is an intracellular parasite in the same family as malaria which causes a conglomeration of debilitating symptoms–one of which is severe sweating. Since ticks and other insects tend to have multiple types of bacteria, pathogens, and viruses in their…
In today’s podcast, I interview the Solus founder and CEO, Ariel Huskins. What you would think if I told you could work out for six minutes, once a week, and see major muscle-building results? Seems impossible, right? With Automated Resistance Training, this could very well be true. I recently tried out the technology myself with…
