These episodes specifically were recorded during the height of COVID and as information was muddy at best..
How are you able to stay healthy with the pandemic situation not going away? Maybe your NRF2 pathway loves you that much! Immunity, obesity, and aging… be on the right side of these issues everyday by (more…)
It’s a controversial issue. In our free society mandates are often challenged because its natural. But both sides of an issue in a world of liberty can also (more…)
COVID data… what to make of the situation. The W. H. O. has stepped into an arena of accidental info release. Confusion followed and even some journals are retracting some (more…)
Making postbiotics… that’s what our guys do to fuel us! So what’s the research telling us? Aubrey Levitt, CEO of Postbiotics Plus (more…)
Testing. Beyond the politics, what does it mean? Dr. Akerman drops in again to talk with Ken about what to make of antibody testing as (more…)
Life will go on, so let’s talk about it. Dr. Ken & Eric discuss the practical approaches to adjusting to life with a pandemic. Anxiety, panic, worry… to some degree is normal for everyone, but keeping it under (more…)
What role does antibody testing play in our return to normal society? Stu Akerman, MD joins the GCP to visit with Dr. Ken and they take a dive into what point of care can do and might (more…)
This episode brings HOPE! Chris Austin, President of Sea-Long Medical, joins Dr. Ken Brown and Eric Rieger to talk about how his company is saving lives and resources during the pandemic. Sea-Long produces very inexpensive solutions for patients that would normally require a mechanical ventilator, by using a hyperbaric helmet that (more…)
How exactly does the corona virus attack the lungs? How does it spiral out of control? What is a cytokine storm and how can a sick COVID patient survive the damage? Eric & Ken get deep into physiology and (more…)
Stu Akerman, MD joins Dr. Brown to discuss recent analysis shows active COVID-19 may present as digestive distress before respiratory issues set in. Shanghai researchers have established that roughly 50% of COVID patients experienced notable (more…)