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Making the Connection – Looking at Unconventional Patterns to Solve Autoimmune Disorders
Discover how small shifts like using gentle immune-balancing peptides, cleaning up your diet, and adding key nutrients can quiet autoimmune flares and help you start feeling like yourself again. Learn why so many people with Hashimoto’s still feel off even when their thyroid labs look ‘normal,’ and how focusing on antibodies can unlock progress. Uncover the hidden triggers that keep your body stuck in attack mode and the simple detox and recovery tools that help your immune system calm down and heal.
NAD+ Gets the Headlines. Is NADH the Form Your Cells Actually Use?
NAD+ and NADH are not the same thing. Claire's central point is that NAD+ is the oxidized form your body still has to work with, while NADH is the reduced, electron-carrying form involved in making cellular energy. Understanding that distinction is the frame for the whole conversation. How you deliver it changes the experience. BioBloom offers NADH as an intramuscular injection, a subcutaneous microdose, and a wrist patch. Claire contrasts that with the long chair time of a traditional NAD+ IV, which is also why she sees a practice-throughput angle for clinics. This is an early, practitioner-guided space. Claire is candid that she came to this as a founder, not a physician, and that BioBloom sells through a clinician portal. The useful move for a listener is to bring the questions raised here to a practitioner who can look at your individual picture.
Your Hormone Labs Aren’t Telling the Whole Story
Test, don't guess. Dr. Liz’s whole approach starts with data: she wants to see how your body is actually making and breaking down hormones before recommending anything. Not all hormone tests see the same thing. Blood catches a single moment (and mostly the inactive, bound hormone), saliva catches the free fraction, and urine shows the 24-hour picture plus how you clear hormones. Her analogy: blood is peering through a hole in the wall, urine opens the gate. Treat the "why," not just the number. The more useful question isn't whether a hormone is high or low, it's why it's behaving that way, which points back to genes, gut, blood sugar, sleep, and environment before you ever reach for a hormone.
Strength Training for Women Over 40: Build Muscle, Bone Health & Longevity
Discover why restoring spinal alignment may improve movement quality, nervous system function, and long-term musculoskeletal health. Understand why building and preserving muscle before and during menopause supports bone density, metabolic health, and healthy aging. Learn how combining structural rehabilitation with progressive strength training creates a stronger foundation for lifelong mobility and resilience.
Your Body Has a Built-In Cannabis System (Endocannabinoid System Explained) #Shorts
Your endocannabinoid system — CB1 receptors, CB2 receptors, anandamide — is the master regulator of every other system in your body. Discovered in 1992. Ignored ever since. This is the cannabis science they never taught you, the nervous system regulation your chiropractor never learned, the plant medicine truth that threatens a billion-dollar pharmaceutical industry. Your brain and body have receptors designed specifically to interface with cannabinoids — both your own endocannabinoids and THC from the cannabis plant. You were born with this. It's encoded in your biology. Alcohol? Zero dedicated receptors. It's a neurotoxin your liver has to filter. Yet alcohol kills 95,000 Americans every year while cannabis remains Schedule I. Let that land in your body. As a chiropractor, I never learned about the endocannabinoid system. Not once. A system that regulates sleep, pain, mood, inflammation, memory, appetite — the master dial for your entire nervous system — and it was left out of the curriculum. Why? Because you can't patent a system your body already owns. You can't sell a pill for what a plant activates for free. Cannabis doesn't "get you high." It talks to a regulator your body built — 600 million years ago, before humans existed. The plant didn't invent the key. Your body built the lock. This is the science they buried. This is why cannabis ceremony works at a level pharmaceuticals can't touch. 📖 Somatophobia — the 660-page Sacred Cannabis Bible that cannabis helped birth → https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CVFZ1CB8 🧠 Regulate — Re-Rite your relationship with cannabis in the free Cannabis Lab → https://app.templeoftheoriginalcodes.com Create a free account inside Regulate → https://app.templeoftheoriginalcodes.com https://www.templeoftheoriginalcodes.com Like, Share & Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@TempleOfTheOriginalCodes Somatophobia on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CVFZ1CB8 Stay Connected on Telegram: https://t.me/drshellypersad #EndocannabinoidSystem #CannabisScience #NervousSystemRegulation #PlantMedicine #CannabisEducation
Speed to Lead in Healthcare: How Doctors Can Book More Consults
Discover why many practices lose valuable patient leads after spending thousands on ads, websites, and content because follow-up falls through the cracks. Understand why speed to lead matters, especially when patients expect fast, clear communication after requesting information online. Learn how AI texting, real human phone calls, and joyful persistence can help elective healthcare practices nurture leads and book more consultations.
America’s Heart Doctor on the Labs That Matter Most
Discover why looking directly at your arteries through calcium scoring and CT angiography may be more valuable than relying on cholesterol numbers alone. Understand how markers like ApoB, lipoprotein(a), hs-CRP, LP-PLA2, insulin resistance, and blood pressure provide a more complete picture of cardiovascular risk than traditional testing. Learn how lifestyle interventions, including nutrition, exercise, sleep, blood sugar control, and inflammation management, can dramatically alter your cardiovascular trajectory before disease becomes irreversible.
You Think It’s the Heat. It’s Not.
Heat is a trigger, not the cause. The sweat, chlorine, and sun flaring your child's skin right now are revealing an imbalance that was already there, not creating a new one. The skin is a messenger for the gut. When digestion, liver, and lymph get backed up, the skin becomes the overflow valve, which is why calmer skin really does start on the inside. A few simple swaps buy real relief now: replacing the magnesium and zinc lost through sweat, hydrating with electrolyte-rich foods, and using a skin-loving herbal oil before baths and pool time.
How Functional Medicine Is Reshaping Healthcare
Functional medicine is becoming increasingly integrated into mainstream healthcare by expanding into hospitals, universities, and public health initiatives while maintaining its focus on root-cause, whole-person care. Community-centered healthcare—including group visits, patient networks, intergenerational relationships, and stronger social connections—can improve health outcomes, increase access to personalized care, and empower individuals to take ownership of their health. The future of functional medicine depends on balancing technological innovation with human connection, using tools like wearable devices and AI to support, rather than replace, authentic patient-centered care while promoting the body's natural ability to heal through nutrition, movement, stress management, and healthy lifestyle practices.
How Nutrition and Toxin Reduction Can Support Healthier Pregnancies
Discover why preconception care can shape fertility, pregnancy outcomes, and a child’s long-term health trajectory. Understand how sugar, pesticides, glyphosate, ultra-processed foods, and environmental toxins may contribute to inflammation and chronic illness risk. Learn why nutrition, immune support, toxin reduction, and safer pain and fever strategies deserve attention before and during pregnancy.
How Does Physical Therapy Meet Breathwork and Spiritual/Emotional Healing? Cole Thorton from Atman PT
We're built for the wild, not the office chair. Cole calls us "movement generalists" living in modern cages: crawling, climbing, lifting, and carrying are what our bodies still expect. Take those away, he argues, and we get stiff, anxious, and unwell, the same way any animal does in a zoo. Breath is the bridge. It's the rare practice that's physical and inner at once: your diaphragm is a core muscle, and your breath is also a doorway to deep calm. The least flashy version, simply paying attention to your breath, may do the most. We're healers, not mechanics. Bodies aren't cars you drop off for an oil change. Cole makes the case that the best care supports a person's own healing and treats the whole human, especially for the slow, tangled problems that quick fixes tend to miss.