Posts tagged genetic testing
#466: Breast Cancer: The Hidden COSTS & Radical Resilience (Secrets On Recovery, Team-Building & Nutrition REVEALED) | With Dr. Laura James
#466: Breast Cancer: The Hidden COSTS & Radical Resilience (Secrets On Recovery, Team-Building & Nutrition REVEALED) | With Dr. Laura James

Today, I’m joined by the exceptional Dr. Laura James, a breast cancer specialist who has spent over two decades guiding women through conventional treatment and integrative care. In our conversation, Dr. James opens up about the real struggles women face beyond the diagnosis—everything from family dynamics and workplace challenges to the “unmentionables” like body image, sexuality, and grief. She shares how her personal journey with chronic illness shaped her unique approach to truly supporting the whole person, not just the disease.

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Breast Cancer Awareness, Integrative Medicine, Women’s HealthLorenz Ralph Gañobreast cancer, integrative oncology, cancer treatment, women’s health, cancer diagnosis, medical trauma, conventional vs integrative care, cancer recurrence, mammograms, screening options, genetic testing, epigenetics, tumor microenvironment, inflammation, metabolic health, lifestyle interventions, nutrition, exercise, sleep, stress management, caregiver burden, body image, reconstruction surgery, alternative cancer therapies, therapy for cancer patients, support team, self-advocacy, lab markers, financial toxicity, prevention strategies
Episode #127: Optimal Ranges for Blood Work & What They Actually Can Tell You
Episode #127: Optimal Ranges for Blood Work & What They Actually Can Tell You

Functional medicine tests are great, but not everyone has the funds or access to a Functional MD. My guest, Dr. Suzanne Turner is the perfect doctor to talk with us about conventional and functional testing options, the suite of labs she prefers to run and what ranges she uses in her practice. She also dives into debunking cholesterol myths, how and where epigenetics fit in and of course, she’s not leaving the conversation without us discussing peptides, specifically AT1001 (Larazotide). If you have celiac, gluten sensitivity or leaky gut, this cutting-edge compound is something you may want to consider.

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Functional Medicine, LongevityNathalie Niddamoptimal lab ranges, thyroid testing, is gluten bad for the thyroid?, weight loss peptide, blood sugar support, Epigenetics, is Cholesterol bad, is LDL bad?, what is adiponectin, genetic testing, cellular age, peptides for gut health, Nat Niddam, Dr Suzanne F Turner, liver health, lipids panel, inflammation markers, CBC ranges, micronutrient testing, disease markers, genetics, AT1001, Larazotide, Conventional blood work
Episode #84: Why You Should Be Cautious Of Most Consumer Genetic Testing
Episode #84: Why You Should Be Cautious Of Most Consumer Genetic Testing

My guest today is Joe Cohen. The consumer genetic testing industry is one fraught with inaccuracies. There are few companies that are providing consumers with clear and helpful information. Selfdecode.com is one of those companies.

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Biohacking, Genetic TestingGuest Usergenetic testing, biohacking, genetics, snips, genetic variants, epigenetics, how to test your genetics, how to read a genetic test