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Andra McHugh
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5 Reasons Your Child’s Eczema Keeps Coming Back (Even When You’re Doing Everything Right)

Discover why your child’s eczema is not improving. You can be doing everything 'right' and still feel stuck because this is not about effort. Your child’s body needs coordinated support, not scattered fixes. Understand why constant changes keep you in the cycle. When you keep switching foods, products, and routines, it can create more confusion instead of clarity. I’ll explain why consistency matters so much. Learn what actually allows healing to move forward. When gut support, skin support, detox support, and the home environment are addressed together, your child’s body finally has a better chance to respond.
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Heather Sandison, ND
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WALK YOUR WAY TO A SHARPER BRAIN

The research is clear: movement protects memory.⁠ ⁠ Not just intense exercise. Not just weight lifting. Walking. Steps. Getting your body moving in ways that send more oxygen and blood flow to your brain.⁠ ⁠ When you increase circulation to the brain, you think more clearly. You sleep better. You build the kind of metabolic and physical resilience that keeps cognitive decline at bay.⁠ ⁠ Start where you are. If 10,000 steps a day sounds like too much right now, begin with 10 to 20 minutes three times a week. Build from there. The goal isn't perfection. It's momentum.⁠ ⁠ Every step counts. Literally.⁠ ⁠ #BrainHealth #StayActive #HealthyHabits #MoveMore #WellnessJourney
Heather Sandison, ND
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SOMETHING SHIFTED AFTER 6 WEEKS IN KETOSIS

For anyone caring for someone with memory concerns, this one is for you.⁠ ⁠ In our weekly coaching program, one patient had been showing up for weeks, and I noticed he was always turning to his wife for every answer. Repeating questions. Anxious. Dependent in ways that were new and frightening for both of them.⁠ ⁠ Then, he committed to ketosis. Within weeks, he was measuring 1.0 or higher in ketones.⁠ ⁠ This week on our call, he didn't look to his wife ONCE.⁠ ⁠ Cognitive decline is not a straight line down. The brain responds to the right inputs. Early action opens windows that waiting closes.⁠ ⁠ This is why we don't wait.⁠ Below is the link to my free webinar, “The #1 Foods to Reverse Alzheimer’s at Home”⁠ Keto Guide ⁠ #BrainHealth #Ketosis #AlzheimersSupport #CognitiveHealth #HealthyAging
Heather Sandison, ND
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4 THINGS DESTROYING YOUR SLEEP EVERY NIGHT

When patients tell me they can't sleep, I don't dismiss it. I ask why.⁠ ⁠ Because "I can't sleep" isn't one problem. It's a set of fixable inputs most people have never been told to look at.⁠ ⁠ Screens in the bedroom suppress melatonin even when they're off and on standby. Room temperature above 69 degrees keeps your body from reaching the deep sleep stages where brain detox actually happens. Irregular bedtimes disrupt your circadian rhythm more than most people realize. And eating within three hours of bed raises your core temperature at exactly the wrong time.⁠ ⁠ None of these requires a prescription. All of them are measurable and changeable.⁠ ⁠ Your brain needs deep, uninterrupted sleep to clear the proteins associated with cognitive decline. Every night is a window. The question is whether yours is open.⁠ ⁠ Want science-backed support for deeper sleep?⁠ Click the link below for my free webinar on the Top 5 Supplements for Reversing Memory Loss.⁠ ⁠ #SleepHealth #BetterSleep #Melatonin #BrainHealth #SleepTips
Heather Sandison, ND
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25 MINUTES A WEEK OF THIS CHANGES YOUR BRAIN SIZE

If you're worried about memory loss, in yourself or someone you love, start here.⁠ ⁠ Move. Get your heart rate up. Even a little.⁠ ⁠ Research shows that as little as 25 minutes of cardio per week produces measurable increases in brain volume and hippocampal size. The hippocampus is your brain's memory center. Its size matters. And exercise is one of the few things proven to protect and even grow it.⁠ ⁠ This isn't about running marathons. It's about consistent, intentional movement that gets blood flowing to the brain. More blood flow means more oxygen. More oxygen means a brain that works better, for longer.⁠ ⁠ Memory loss is not inevitable. It responds to inputs. Movement is one of the most powerful ones you have.⁠ ⁠ Click the link below for our free webinar link on exercise and brain health.⁠ ⁠ #BrainHealth #MemoryCare #HealthyAging #StayActive #WellnessTips
Paula Kruppstadt, MD, FAAP, FMCP-M
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Why Clean Air Matters!

Discover why mold spores are only part of the problem in water-damaged buildings, and how microscopic fragments, VOCs, bacteria, and dust particles may continue triggering chronic inflammation and illness. Understand how technologies like H13 medical-grade HEPA filtration, bipolar ionization, activated carbon, UVC light, and silver ion filters work together to remove contaminants traditional air purifiers may miss. Learn how investing in clean air can support better energy, cognition, detoxification, and overall health—especially for individuals with mold sensitivity, chronic inflammatory conditions, or impaired detox pathways.
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Clint Carter, MD
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Undressing the Secret: A Real Patient Consultation on Women’s Intimate Health

Understand why so many women silently struggle with leakage, dryness, discomfort, and intimacy changes after childbirth, aging, and menopause — and why these issues are far more common than most women realize. Discover how pelvic floor therapies like Emsella are helping women strengthen muscles linked to bladder control, confidence, and daily comfort with far more intensity than traditional Kegel exercises alone. Learn how tissue restoration treatments like EmFemme 360 are designed to support moisture, sensation, collagen production, and intimacy by encouraging the body’s own natural healing response.
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Patricia McShane, MD
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How Women Can Reduce Fall Risk and Stay Independent Longer

Discover the most common causes of falls in older women — from medications and poor balance to hearing loss, vision changes, sleep issues, and home hazards that often go unnoticed until an injury occurs. Understand how muscle loss, low bone density, and reduced physical activity increase both fall risk and the severity of injuries, and why resistance training and balance exercises are critical as women age. Gain practical strategies to reduce your risk of falling — including improving lighting at home, reviewing medications with your provider, checking vitamin D levels, addressing hearing and vision problems, and building strength safely over time.
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Stark: I Got My Brain Back

Brain fog and burnout aren't "just aging" — they're symptoms with root causes you can actually find and address. High-performing men suffer in silence longer than anyone. Asking for help isn't weakness — it's the move that changes everything. When you treat the cause instead of chasing symptoms, recovery isn't just possible — it's lasting.
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Myriah Hinchey, ND, FMAPS
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Breast Implant Illness: Biofilm, Toxins, And Chronic Inflammation

Discover how breast implants may contribute to chronic inflammation through immune signaling, bacterial biofilms, heavy metals, and ongoing toxicity burden. Understand why explant surgery alone may not fully resolve symptoms without addressing gut health, mold exposure, parasites, detox pathways, and nervous system regulation. Learn how Dr. Whitfield’s SHARP Method uses genetics, toxicity testing, nutrition, hyperbaric therapy, and functional medicine principles to prepare patients before surgery and support long-term healing.
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Erika Schultz, LAc, DACM, ACN
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The Better Question: What’s Really Driving Endometriosis?

Endometriosis May Be More Than a Hormonal Condition This episode explores a broader view of endometriosis involving stem cell signaling, immune dysfunction, inflammation, and nervous system dysregulation—challenging conventional explanations. Healing Depends on Regulation, Not Just Symptom Suppression From dopamine balance and vagus nerve function to inflammation and energy flow, restoring communication within the body may be central to long-term healing. Lifestyle, Boundaries, and Emotional Health Matter Nutrition, detoxification, trauma patterns, stress regulation, and the ability to set boundaries all influence chronic illness and resilience.
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