Delivering Health

Medical innovation is often hindered by the high costs of clinical trials and the complexity of navigating government regulations and reporting requirements. For many companies, this prevents life-saving advances from reaching the market. Now, there is a way to accelerate human clinical trials and reduce development ex

When doctors can’t find answers, people are left to either suffer endlessly or figure it out for themselves. Ashley James’ story of grit, resilience, and desperation is a damning testament to the failings of our healthcare system, and an inspiration of what’s possible when people take responsibility for their health. 

We’re bombarded by stress every day, including pollution, UV rays, chemicals in food, household and personal care products, as well as physical and emotional challenges. Glutathione is the body’s first line of defense against these stressors, helping to strengthen our ability to ward off the free radical attacks and ox

The mouth is often an early indicator of disease, inflammation, and toxins in the body. Research has revealed strong links between oral health and systemic diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, and cognitive decline. Drs. Shawn and Ben Javid are participating in today's discussion.   Key Takeaways To Tune In For

Today’s episode explores the fascinating link between the Cell Danger Response and the nervous system’s critical role in chronic disease, featuring Dr. Mel Hopper Koppelman. She explains how the body’s ancient cellular defense mechanisms can become stuck in overdrive, fueling long-term illness. You’ll learn how the ner

Dr. John sits down with nurse practitioner Ruth Kriz to talk about her personal and professional journey with interstitial cystitis (IC). After years of misdiagnoses and living with chronic pain, Ruth uncovered what traditional medicine often misses — hidden infections, biofilms, and genetic factors that make healing h