The Truth About Hormones, Toxins & Women’s Health | DJ Linders | Ep. 161
Can functional medicine, hormone optimization, and taking ownership of your health change your life?
In this episode of A Healthy Point of View, Sam Tejada sits down with functional medicine practitioner and former U.S. Coast Guard veteran DJ Linders for an honest conversation about resilience, healing, and the future of personalized healthcare.
Before helping patients optimize their health, DJ spent more than two decades in the Coast Guard performing search and rescue missions, overcoming addiction, and eventually transitioning into nursing and functional medicine. Today, he specializes in hormone optimization, women’s health, ozone therapy, and helping patients uncover the root causes of chronic illness.
Together, Sam and DJ discuss trauma, sobriety, toxins, inflammation, hormone health, women’s wellness, preventative medicine, AI in healthcare, and why listening to patients may be one of the most important parts of modern medicine.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
• How addiction and military service shaped DJ’s mission.
• Why functional medicine focuses on root causes instead of symptoms.
• The connection between toxins, inflammation, and chronic disease.
• Women’s hormone health, menopause, fertility, and informed consent.
• Ozone therapy and emerging approaches to personalized healthcare.
• How AI is changing the future of medicine.
Why taking ownership is the first step toward better health.
If you’re passionate about health, longevity, functional medicine, and living a stronger, healthier life, this episode is for you.
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