Today, I’m here with Dr. David Rabin, who is a psychiatrist and neuroscientist. 

 We discuss PTSD, psychedelics and their mechanisms, and the different drugs being used for microdosing.

Today I'm here with Alex Tarnava, CEO of Drink HRW. After a lifetime of being active, Alex found out that he'd developed osteoarthritis while still in his physical prime. Unwilling to give up his way of life, he dosed himself regularly with Naproxen to counter the pain and discomfort he lived with every day. Over time, the drug’s effects lessened while the gastro-intestinal side-effects increased. Searching for alternatives, Alex scoured the internet medical sites looking for emerging treatments that would help, reading hundreds of published articles in the process. This was where he discovered the potential of molecular hydrogen. Listen to find out the effects that Hydrogen Water had on his life.

In this podcast with Dr. Chris Masterjohn, we discuss MTHFR secrets, and testing for nutritional deficiencies. Interested in learning more about whether your MTHFR gene affects your methylfolate production? SelfDecode.com has released an MTHFR DNA Wellness Report that explains everything you need to know about MTHFR, including how to fix it if you have the bad variation. Find it here: http://bit.ly/2Qlg1E4

I’m here today with Paul Saladino to discuss the Carnivore Diet. Paul is a medical doctor and has been interested in health for many years. After getting his degree in Chemistry, he spent 6 years traveling before returning to academia to become a PA in cardiology and later went on to pursue his MD at the University of Arizona. Now, Paul has recently completed his residency and is board certified in psychiatry and functional medicine.

Today I'm here with Dr. Shawn Baker to talk with him about the Carnivore Diet. Shawn Baker is a doctor, athlete, father, and proponent of carnivore diets and lifestyles. He received his doctoral degree at Texas Tech University and completed his orthopedic surgical residency at the University of Texas. He was the Chief of Orthopedics at various air force bases and the lead surgeon in his own private practice until 2016. He is a distinguished graduate of the US Airforce Officer Training school and served as a Nuclear Weapons Launch Officer.

Today I'm here with Dr. Chris Masterjohn. In this podcast, we discuss his diet (ideal and actual), the liver, his thoughts on the carnivore diet, and Vitamin C. Chris received his Ph.D. in Nutritional Sciences from the University of Connecticut. In 2016, Chris decided to leave academia to pursue entrepreneurship and is currently conducting independent research, consulting, developing informational products, and producing free content to help people gain better health.

In this podcast, Joe Cohen and Dr. Antony Jay dive into the hidden dangers of estrogens found in our environment.

Today I am here with Mikhaila Peterson. She is the daughter of the renowned psychologist Jordan Peterson and some of you may know her from her blog “Don’t Eat That”. What got me interested in speaking with Mikhaila is that she suffered from a lot of the same food sensitivities that I and some readers of SelfHacked experience. In this podcast, we will be learning about Mikhaila's long and complicated health journey, discussing the benefits of a carnivore diet and some potential nutrient deficiencies that may result from it, and seeing what her genetics have to say about her body using our health tool, SelfDecode. SelfDecode allows you to identify specific genes that impact your body the most and see what substances interact with these genes to potentially improve your health.

Mental health disorders can follow you throughout your life if not treated properly. The Walsh Research Institute strives to help people who have serious disorders without having to resort to drugs that often have harmful side effects. In this podcast between Dr. William Walsh and I, you will gain a more in-depth understanding of mental disorders and the many factors that control them.

Monitoring and analyzing your blood biomarkers is essential for optimal health. Instead of waiting and adjusting your health after problematic symptoms have already arisen, it is better to get ahead of the problems by stopping them before they even start. In this discussion between Teemu Arina and I, we dive into Arina’s health history and discuss various ways to improve multiple biomarkers that may be putting your health at risk.