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Navigating the Healthcare System: Understanding the Biggest Challenges in Healthcare Today Check out our fundamentals of wellness course:  https://www.stillmanwellness.com/join-fow  Leland Stillman Integrative Medicine (stillmanmd.com) Learn how we can help you. https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd  https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Dr Stillman Masterclass https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxRRz3RExqpn_IJzI2qRW9O4dUFRkjyPA [00:02] According to Dr. Stillman, navigating the broken healthcare system can be challenging. People often struggle to find good healthcare, lack faith in the medical system, and have difficulty finding trustworthy practitioners who treat them with respect. Doctors frequently fail to listen to patients and offer reasonable treatment options. Furthermore, insurance companies charge excessive prices for labs and imaging studies, and accessing care and referrals can be difficult. [04:28] The current healthcare system is inefficient and frustrating for patients. It often leads to unnecessary tests and medications driven by insurance coverage and legal concerns for doctors. Patients experience long wait times and rushed appointments, resulting in dissatisfaction. This dissatisfaction has even led to burnout among doctors. Dr. Stillman believes a better approach is needed, combining conventional medicine with integrative and affordable care. [08:32] To address the issue of accessibility and affordability, Dr. Stillman evolved the practice. Initially, handling all the tasks increased prices, making it expensive for people. However, with the help of a hired assistant, a program was created that combined group coaching and one-on-one sessions, allowing them to serve more people. Annual plans were also introduced, incorporating a nurse practitioner and health coach for more affordable and comprehensive care. [13:00] Dr. Stillman offers a program called Fundamentals of Wellness for group coaching. This program focuses on educating and guiding individuals in accessing healthcare and understanding the specialists or tests they may need. It also prioritizes mindset and emotional well-being during coaching sessions, as accountability and regular interaction lead to better outcomes. [17:11] The practice offers coaching for wellness and medical assistance. Their services cover fundamentals and education on labs and results, catering to busy executives seeking personalized attention. They provide group coaching, one-on-one calls, and quarterly labs, aiming for consistent care, progress tracking, and guidance. In comparison to other services, their price point is relatively lower. [20:50] While functional medicine offers affordability, it lacks personalized coaching. Functional medicine practitioners charge high fees per hour and often have long wait times for appointments. They tend to focus more on lab results and supplements rather than addressing lifestyle and diet. Patients require personalized coaching and someone who will listen to their problems. [24:22] Dr. Stillman emphasizes the importance of lifestyle in maintaining health. Supplements should be used to target specific issues rather than adopting a blanket approach. Building good habits and sustainable results through lifestyle changes is crucial. Supplements alone won't be effective without lifestyle improvements. Dr. Stillman also mentions functional foods and healing with food, highlighting the significance of circadian rhythm and sun exposure. Additionally, many thyroid issues are not solely due to hormone deficiencies. [28:18] Dr. Stillman believes that poor nutrition and stress management contribute to various health issues. Eating habits and nutrient deficiencies play a significant role, and individuals may be unaware of their nutritional deficiencies. Simple mistakes in diet can lead to malnourishment. Proper stress management is essential for overall well-being and can impact the thyroid gland. Dr. Stillman's practice offers personalized wellness programs tailored to individual needs and goals.      

Experience the Power of Infrared Sauna: Insights from Brian Richards' Interview Sauna Space Simple, effective saunas. https://sauna.space/stillman  Discount STILLMAN5 From Brian Richards, SaunaSpace founder in 2008, I discovered how life-changing a sauna could be. Insomnia, adrenal fatigue, and acne were getting in the way of my everyday life. When an alternative medicine doctor recommended near infrared sauna therapy, I was grateful for a solution that didn’t involve prescription drugs, but there weren’t many options for near infrared saunas. Within days I started to notice changes, and continued treatment brought all of my symptoms to a halt. I became obsessed with perfecting the technology so I could make it accessible to everyone. Thirteen years later, we have a team of great engineers and craftspeople who share my mission: To gives everyone a natural way to relax, get relief, and live their healthiest lives. I’m proud of how many people we’ve helped in that time, and we’re determined to keep improving so we can change lives for many years to come. Learn about Dr. Stillman's HTMA Course: https://www.stillmanwellness.com/a/2147584951/iR7oiKZK Check out our fundamentals of wellness course: https://www.stillmanwellness.com/join-fow Learn how we can help you. https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd  https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Dr Stillman Masterclass https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxRRz3RExqpn_IJzI2qRW9O4dUFRkjyPA [06:07] Sauna Space is a handmade electric light sauna company founded 10 years ago in Columbia Missouri. The saunas are handmade, and the bulbs are tuned for optimal emission. [17:52] Sauna therapy can reduce toxin concentration and extend healthy lifespan. [23:02] Sauna blankets may not provide sufficient sweating and temperature increase. [32:51] Sauna use should be approached cautiously and gradually, with fewer bulbs and shorter duration. Consider taking electrolytes and using binders. [37:51] Most saunas use far infrared technology, which is less efficient in heating the body. Near infrared is better for heating. [47:55] Sauna therapy has proven benefits including reducing all-cause mortality and dementia risk. [53:03] Light therapy improves mitochondrial function and overall health. [1:03:04] Sauna space provides a happy and healthy experience for detox and grounding therapy.        

Unlocking the Secrets of Magnesium: Expert Tips and Common Pitfalls to Improve Your Health Today https://substack.com/@stillmanmd Learn About Dr. Stillman's HTMA course: https://www.stillmanwellness.com/a/2147584951/iR7oiKZK Check out our fundamentals of wellness course: https://www.stillmanwellness.com/join-fow Learn how we can help you. https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd  https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Dr Stillman Masterclass https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxRRz3RExqpn_IJzI2qRW9O4dUFRkjyPA  [00:01] magnesium deficiency is common due to depleted soils and chronic stress. Historically, diets were high in magnesium, but modern diets lack sufficient magnesium. Depleted soils lead to low magnesium levels in plants and animals. Chronic stress further depletes magnesium in the body. Maintaining optimal magnesium levels is challenging. Normal reference ranges for magnesium levels have been adjusted down. Keeping magnesium levels at the upper end of the range is beneficial for overall health. [03:52] Magnesium deficiency is linked to practically every disease. Magnesium is necessary for metabolic reactions and vitamin D production. Low magnesium levels can result in low vitamin D levels. Stress and unhealthy diet contribute to magnesium deficiency. The reference ranges for lab results are based on a sick population. Hair tissue mineral analysis provides a better understanding of magnesium levels. [07:32] Low magnesium levels can result in a loss of energy. Magnesium is crucial for overall energy production in the cell and cellular bioenergetics. Inadequate magnesium intake can lead to fatigue and sluggishness. [11:10] Magnesium deficiency can cause symptoms like brain fog, fatigue, anxiety, headaches, and pain syndromes. Magnesium deficiency is often associated with panic attacks and can be improved with supplementation. People with GI illnesses may have impaired magnesium absorption. Individuals on PPIs, H2 blockers, or antacids may have difficulty absorbing magnesium. Low magnesium levels have been linked to neurological disorders like dementia, movement disorders, and autism in children. It is important to get lab testing done to determine magnesium levels and identify other vitamin or mineral deficiencies. Getting magnesium from food is usually better than taking supplements, as food comes with other necessary nutrients. Taking supplements that do not come in a complete package may create imbalances. [14:37] Tracking diet to get enough magnesium through meals: Smoothies with chia seeds, oats, and molasses are a good source of magnesium. Sirloin steak, brown rice, and spinach provide magnesium for lunch. Sockeye salmon, bone broth, quinoa, pine nuts, and Swiss chard offer magnesium for dinner. [18:04] A 2,000 calorie day with a focus on protein and magnesium: The diet includes 160 grams of protein, which is beneficial for muscle gain and fat burning. The diet provides 800 milligrams of magnesium, almost double the recommended intake. Different foods vary significantly in magnesium content, such as pumpkin seeds (160mg), chia seeds (100mg), and pine nuts (65mg). Nutrient variations in different foods have a long-term impact on overall health. Knowing serving sizes based on fist size or handful is essential for optimal nutrition.      

"Understanding Selenium Toxicity: Expert Insights on Risks, Safe Limits, and Empowering Your Health" https://substack.com/@stillmanmd Dr. Stillman HTMA Course: https://www.stillmanwellness.com/a/2147584951/iR7oiKZK Check out our fundamentals of wellness course: https://www.stillmanwellness.com/join-fow Learn how we can help you. https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd  https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Dr Stillman Masterclass  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxRRz3RExqpn_IJzI2qRW9O4dUFRkjyPA [00:01] Selenium toxicity is a concern when selenium levels exceed the upper limit of normal, causing symptoms such as fatigue and anxiety. Common dietary sources of selenium include Brazil nuts, shellfish, fish, and eggs. Testing selenium levels is important to avoid excessive supplementation. [04:40] Different patterns of seafood consumption indicate different lifestyles and health concerns. Creating consistency and making conscious choices are essential for long-term success and health. [09:20] Constant mental and emotional stress can drain your energy and cause trouble. Children need to spend more time outdoors and be physically active. [13:41] Being a vegetarian is not recommended unless proper attention is given to maintaining nutrient balance. [17:46] Educating people on the reasons behind veganism and providing realistic expectations is important. Highly recommend this book: https://amzn.to/43tvFxD    

"Managing Chromium Deficiency: Latest Research, Expert Advice, and Empowering Your Health to Overcome Metabolic Syndrome" https://substack.com/@stillmanmd Check out our fundamentals of wellness course: https://www.stillmanwellness.com/join-fow Learn how we can help you.  https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd  https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Dr Stillman Masterclass https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxRRz3RExqpn_IJzI2qRW9O4dUFRkjyPA [00:02] Dr. Stillman will be doing an HTMA webinar at the end of the month - He will be putting out a course on using HTMA to test and adjust - If interested, CLICK HERE [03:25] Chromium deficiency in the body can lead to diabetes and weight issues - Patients on total parenteral nutrition (TPN) experienced severe chromium deficiencies, which resulted in uncontrollable diabetes. Chromium supplementation reversed the condition. - Chromium deficiency is prevalent in people with metabolic syndrome and is often treated with chromium supplements. - The soil lacks chromium due to the use of NPK fertilizers, causing low chromium levels in crops. - Chromium supplementation has shown anecdotal benefits for blood sugar control and weight management. - Toxic metals in the body interfere with chromium absorption, leading to its wastage. [06:41] Hair is a convenient and accessible source for chromium testing. - Hair is easily and does not require invasive methods like blood or urine testing. - Hair provides consistent data over a period of two to three weeks. - Hair testing for micronutrients, such as chromium, is more reliable than urine testing. - Hair tissue mineral analysis tests are available for those signed up for annual plans or executive wellness services. [09: Coaching programs offer personalized guidance to address dietary and lifestyle changes. - Lab testing is recommended for comprehensive analysis of individual needs. - Annual programs provide in-depth support and valuable time with the team. - Coaching programs are available for individuals in states where licensing is not applicable. - Supplement coaching helps individuals understand optimal dosage and sources. - Focus on food as primary source of nutrients to avoid excessive supplement consumption. - Chromium supplementation should be limited to a few hundred micrograms per day. - Coaching programs address underlying root causes rather than relying solely on supplements. [12:46] We provide guidance and coaching to help people achieve their desired results. - We have over 40 years of combined experience. - Coaching at the Division One level equals five years of real-life experience. (Being slightly sarcastic) [15:56] Boron is a trace element that can affect hormone levels. - There are anecdotal claims of boron increasing hormone levels but limited scientific data. - Hormone levels are dynamic and can be easily affected by sleep, habits, and alcohol. - Lab results can fluctuate significantly within a day. - Studies have shown that boron deficiency can impact the immune system in animals. 19:00] Studying animal growth and the consequences of overbreeding - Overbred factory farm chickens with large breasts unable to stand - Preference for local food over organic due to USDA certification cost. [21:53] Join the email list for regular updates and valuable content - The email list sends out 2 emails per week with relevant information and interviews https://www.stillmanwellness.com/ - Check out the podcast playlist for a great interview on infrared sauna - Attend the hair tissue mineral analysis balancing webinar for valuable knowledge on mineral balance. link to sauna episode on YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/GKv5zBa2oIY              

he Hidden Truths About Iodine You Need to Know (Monday Master Class) Check out our fundamentals of wellness course: https://www.stillmanwellness.com/join-fow Learn how we can help you. https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd Dr Stillman Masterclass https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxRRz3RExqpn_IJzI2qRW9O4dUFRkjyPA  **Dr. Stillman is introducing a new Monday Master Class for his sub stack subscribers. He will be discussing important topics, with paid subscribers getting to vote and ask questions.  Dr. Stillman Uncensored | Leland Stillman, MD | Substack ** \[00:01] Dr. Stillman's Monday Master Class is now available on his sub stack * Paid subscribers get to vote on topics and participate in Q\&A sessions * Today's topic is iodine and its importance in elemental medicine \ [02:42] Seafood and seaweed are high in iodine, which is essential for brain and nervous system function. * Northern European ancestors ate a lot of iodine-rich seafood, but modern society relies less on it. * Iodine deficiency can lead to metabolic issues and illness, and high-dose iodine protocols can be helpful in some cases. \[05:46] Seafood is a convenient package of critical elements for overall health and longevity. * Consuming smaller fish with lower mercury levels is recommended. * People often make mistakes with sodium and potassium intake, which are essential for cellular energy production and detoxification. \ [08:26] Increasing potassium intake is important for a healthy diet * Low carb and Nightshade free diets can lead to low potassium levels * Magnesium, calcium, sodium, and potassium work together to control energetics within the body \ [11:01] Selenium is important, but overconsumption can lead to toxicity * Selenium is primarily found in Brazil nuts and seafood * Repletion can be done through supplements or a finite period of eating Brazil nuts \ [13:30] Seaweeds are a great source of iodine * Seaweeds have varying levels of iodine * 100 grams of seaweed is a lot as it is a potent food \ [16:09] High-dose iodine intake can improve cognitive performance and reduce health risks. * Iodine intake is crucial for overall health and longevity. * Consuming 50 milligrams of iodine daily can improve cognitive performance and reduce health risks. \ [18:51] Iodine intake through seafood and seaweed powders * Seafood, especially fish and shellfish, have high concentration of iodine * Seaweed powders can be added to soups, stews, smoothies, and salads for iodine intake *** #IodineBenefits #ThyroidHealth #DrLelandStillman    

Happy 4th of July. Oh, how things have changed. Dr. Stillman and Jim Laird give their thoughts on freedom and current events. https://substack.com/@stillmanmd Check out our Fundamentals of Wellness course: https://www.stillmanwellness.com/join-fow Learn how we can help you. https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Dr Stillman Masterclass https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxRRz3RExqpn_IJzI2qRW9O4dUFRkjyPA   00:03 - The dialogue begins with a focus on celebrating Independence Day by emphasizing personal agency and independence, countering American complacency and dependence on potentially fallible systems. 04:56 - They encourage the creation of communities and systems that reduce dependence on unstable institutions, preparing for their potential collapse, particularly in the sectors of finance, food supply, and healthcare. 09:34 - The speakers advise on creating autonomous minds and bodies, free from addictions. They argue that moving away from the medically planned obsolescence is crucial, advocating for the power of nature in building robust and healthy minds and bodies. 14:13 - The discussion emphasizes the importance of cultivating resilient and independent minds and bodies to thrive in a world with limited resources. They caution against those promoting addiction and reliance, intending to create dependency on themselves. 18:27 - They borrow a nautical metaphor, 'taking care of your boat to survive the storm,' a call to prepare for the worst while still hoping for the best. They encourage focusing on controllable aspects and addressing them one at a time. 22:43 - Conversation shifts to an exposition of Gemini's program, revealing how it assists people in sustaining physical and mental health. The program's group coaching aspect helps individuals apply health principles to their circumstances and teaches problem-solving skills grounded in health and well-being principles. 26:38 - They stress that creating healthy habits can be a daily struggle, but it's essential to break detrimental patterns. They equate the ability to break bad habits with independence. 30:21 - The discussion concludes with the topic of investing in prevention for a healthier future. They assert that free information is an illusion and that valuable, curated information that yields genuine insight is worth the price. Lastly, they highlight the significance of building communities of like-minded people for enhanced resilience and independence.  

Unlocking Your Body's Secrets: The Importance of Circadian Rhythms Roudy Nassif, founder of VivaRays. Affiliate link to VivaRays: https://vivarays.com/dr.stillman Discount code: StillmanMD Dr Stillman Masterclass https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxRRz3RExqpn_IJzI2qRW9O4dUFRkjyPA Check out our fundamentals of wellness course + coaching: https://www.stillmanwellness.com/join-fow * **\[00:01] The Significance of Natural Light for Health**: The conversation begins with Roudy's disclosure of his transition from depression to revitalization. His transformation underscores the profound influence that natural light can have on health. * **\[05:27] The Impact of Light Environments on Well-being**: Roudy expounds on the importance of light environments. Light controls the circadian rhythms and impacts hormones and brain chemicals, thereby significantly affecting well-being. * **\[10:51] Balanced Sleep as a Cornerstone of Health**: Balanced sleep, heavily influenced by light exposure, is pivotal for overall health and personal productivity. Roudy warns of potential disruptions to circadian rhythms caused by unbalanced LED light. * **\[15:50] Debunking Misconceptions about Blue Light**: A common misconception about blue light is addressed. Roudy explains that blue light isn't inherently damaging; rather, its imbalance and disproportion can result in harm. * **\[20:29] The Necessity of Achieving a Balance between Light Sources**: Emphasizing the importance of achieving a balance between natural and artificial light, Roudy indicates this balance as crucial for sustaining a healthy circadian rhythm. * **\[25:02] The Role of Balanced Light Exposure in Health**: Roudy extends the importance of light by discussing its fundamental role in skin and sleep health via balanced exposure. * **\[29:28] Reducing Exposure to Artificial Light at Night**: Rounding out his recommendations for improving sleep quality, Roudy proposes reducing exposure to artificial light in the evenings. * **\[34:03] Optimizing Circadian Rhythms through Routines**: In conclusion, Roudy provides a comprehensive strategy for optimizing circadian rhythms by the implementation of mindful morning, daytime, and evening routines. Each point in this discussion underscores the influential role of light in shaping our health and wellbeing and the importance of maintaining a balanced circadian rhythm.

Tradeoffs understanding goals, adaption and the consequences of goals (audio starts at 3:15) Check out our fundamentals of wellness course:  https://www.stillmanwellness.com/join-fow Learn how we can help you: https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd  https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Dr Stillman Masterclass https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxRRz3RExqpn_IJzI2qRW9O4dUFRkjyPA   [03:20] The importance of understanding trade-offs in pursuing fitness goals is highlighted. Misunderstanding these trade-offs often leads to counterproductive activities. [06:37] A balanced approach to fitness is emphasized as being key to achieving fitness goals. This approach incorporates both strength training and cardiovascular exercise, alongside sufficient sleep, a healthy diet and beneficial outdoor activity. [09:37] There's a caution against traditional powerlifting programs, as these can often be an obstacle preventing athletes' optimal sport performance. The suggestion recommends modifying exercises and reducing weights to achieve the positions needed for a specific sport. [12:15] Adaptability is singled out as a key quality in successful athletes, enabling them to overcome various obstacles and problems. In particular, intellectual understanding of a game can often compensate for a lack of athleticism. [15:05] The choice of sports should be influenced by an individual's specific body type and attributes. A reference is made to Soviet-era programs which supported such selections based on mental characteristics and body structures. [17:51] A critique is made of the United States' approach to athletic development, with an excessive focus on winning often leading to negative consequences, such as athlete burnout and injuries. This is contrasted with more conservative approaches from countries with a smaller talent pool, such as Canada. [20:26] There's an acknowledgement that competing at a high level often requires some degree of health sacrifice. Athletes are advised to track their body's markers to ensure they strike a balance between pushing their bodies to adapt, without overexerting themselves. [23:00] Lastly, the speaker advocates for improving health by spending time outdoors and benefiting from natural light exposure. The negative health effects of indoor environments, characterized by artificial lighting and consistent temperatures, are highlighted. Light, as a crucial, yet often neglected health factor, is spotlighted as a powerful influence on our biology.  

The shocking reality behind happiness Quote of the day. "Happiness is not a station you arrive at, but a manner of travelling." Margaret Lee Runbeck. Learn more about how we can help you: https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Course giveaway with testosterone webinar: https://simplholistic.org/ Check out our testosterone webinar set reminder: https://www.youtube.com/live/1JjIAqqgp4A Video discusses the topic of happiness and how it is not a destination but a journey. The speaker challenges societal beliefs and emphasizes the importance of struggle in life. [00:03] Happiness is not a destination, but a way of traveling. Happiness is experienced along the way, not as an end result. Society's pursuit of happiness often leads to disappointment. [02:47] The lack of struggle and manual labor in modern society decreases physical fitness and the ability to handle intensity. Modern conveniences have made life easy, but humans crave work and struggle. People chase cheap dopamine due to a lack of sunlight and manual labor, which provide fulfillment. [05:07] Embrace struggles and challenges to improve. Chasing happiness through materialistic things is a myth. Struggles and adversities teach us valuable lessons. [07:33] Success requires hard work and dedication. Success is not guaranteed and requires consistent practice and effort. Athletes like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant exemplify dedication to achieve success. [09:49] Athletes excel in business due to their ability to win and lose. Playing on losing teams can help athletes improve. Athletes know how to work through difficult situations and coaches. [12:01] Protein should be the foundation of every meal. Recommended daily allowance of protein is too low. 0.7 grams of protein per pound of body weight is needed for most people. [14:15] Traditional cultures adapted their diets to the seasons and light cycles. Even the Inuit varied their diet with seasons, eating more berries in summer. Modern society's artificial environment is not ideal for our biology. [16:26] Free course on female hormones by Ashley Roland Course give away is offered for free and can be accessed by logging in and watching the webinar.             

https://www.instagram.com/quantumheal... joins Dr. Leland stillman to discuss, what RFK Jr. and Joe Rogan are missing.  https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd https://linktr.ee/JimLaird RFK Jr. and Joe Rogan Ignored the Quantum Perspective: Here's Why It Matters - YouTube Discussion of how Wi-Fi and cell phone radiation disrupts the hydrogen bonding networks in water molecules, impairing cellular function and structure. [00:01] Wi-Fi and cell phone radiation disrupts cellular function and structure. Microwave and radio wave radiation disrupts hydrogen bonding networks and impairs bioenergetics. History of wireless radiation and its use in military technology. [04:42] The military-industrial complex suppressed information about the negative effects of non-native EMF radiation. The Soviet Union recognized the negative effects of non-native EMF radiation and developed safety levels. Western scientists have not studied the negative effects of non-native EMF radiation due to fear of upsetting the military-industrial complex. There is an open question about the harm level of non-native EMF radiation on the populace. [09:08] The cell uses light to structure water and create a battery The cell's energy production is based on the production of light in the mitochondria Anything that disrupts this cellular battery will reduce the cell's ability to generate energy [13:48] EMF radiation is a stressor that degrades the quality of life and creates stress on the organism. EMF radiation is an additional stressor that requires more work to mitigate and overcome. The EMF radiation is causing problems and affecting the blood-brain barrier. [17:47] EMF exposure can lead to nutritional deficiencies and altered brain metabolism. EMF exposure creates an increased need for nutrients, leading to nutritional deficiencies. Exposure to EMF alters glucose metabolism in the brain, which can have significant health implications. [21:42] Exposure to wireless devices can lead to illness and disease. Long-term exposure to microwave and radio wave radiation can impair cell structure and function. Exposure to wireless devices is a slow drain on cells and can cause vague symptoms, but the increasing number of devices in the environment is a cause for concern. [25:47] EMF mitigation can have therapeutic value. EMF exposure can confound epidemiological studies. Mitigating EMF exposure can lead to significant pain reduction. The world's attitude towards smoking changed in one generation, and the same can happen with EMF exposure. [29:43] Reduce EMF exposure by hardwiring devices and unplugging Wi-Fi router EMF exposure leads to fatigue, exhaustion, and anxiety Controlling controllable factors and getting outside helps mitigate EMF exposure.        

Wireless Radiation the Silent Energy Thief Water is life's matter and matrix, mother and medium. There is no life without water. - Albert Szent-Gyorgi Learn more about how we can help you: https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd https://linktr.ee/JimLaird [00:03] Wireless radiation drains energy and causes health problems. [02:31] Technology overuse leads to poor mental and physical health. [04:59] Reducing EMF exposure can improve health. [07:23] EMF problem is real and needs to be addressed. [09:56] Moderate use of technology is important for a healthy life. [12:13] Technology can be used as a control mechanism by those in power. [14:35] The education system is designed to create obedient people. [16:48] Water's hydrogen bonding networks have a memory of light, which is why wireless radiation has a negative effect on them Key Points [00:03] Wireless radiation drains energy and causes health problems Using hardwired devices and disconnecting from technology can improve health Increasing wireless technology usage leads to less energy and more problems. [02:31] Technology overuse leads to poor mental and physical health Depression, anxiety, sleep problems, and behavioral disorders increase with technology use Reducing exposure to wireless radiation and prioritizing stress management can mitigate negative effects. [04:59] Reducing EMF exposure can improve health EMF exposure can cause various health problems like eczema, neck pain, etc. Structured water in cells is the cellular battery and EMF radiation can pull energy out of the body. Reducing EMF exposure can improve health. [07:23] EMF problem is real and needs to be addressed Individual situations affect the impact of EMF Long-term focus and jettisoning mainstream narratives can help mitigate EMF impact. [09:56] Moderate use of technology is important for a healthy life We should not let technology control our lives and relationships Overuse of technology can distract us from important things and destroy personal relationships. [12:13] Technology can be used as a control mechanism by those in power Children's behaviors are set up in childhood and can be affected by technology use Effects of technology use can be delayed and have long-term consequences. [14:35] The education system is designed to create obedient people The younger generation has high rates of suicide, anxiety, and depression Smart parents need to change the way they raise their kids and not go along with the norm Homeschooling and communities are becoming more important In-person relationships are crucial for happiness and wellness. [16:48] Water's hydrogen bonding networks have a memory of light, which is why wireless radiation has a negative effect on them Light we live under has a subtle influence on our cellular battery Recording outside and working outside is better than working inside under artificial light with barely any windows.

Health Is a Process and a Journey - Not a Destination https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Dr. Stillman and Jim discuss the importance of health as a journey, not a destination, and the need for personalized approaches. Jim shares his personal health journey. Good health is a journey, not a destination [00:01] Quick fixes are not always the solution. Addressing stress and diet is important for good health. Stress management is crucial for overall health [02:50] Fundamental habits and Space Foundation help in managing stress. Supplement protocols and lab testing alone cannot solve stress-related issues. Listen to your body's warning signs and make changes before it's too late [05:30] Unresolved issues can lead to harmful habits. The details of comprehensive functional medicine lab testing can help identify individual needs. Conventional medical approach lacks comprehensive lab testing [07:58] Functional medicine doctors often test too many things and prescribe supplements without coaching patients. Root causes of health problems often involve lifestyle factors that need to be addressed. Modulating autonomic tone affects digestion, heart rate, and brain function [10:36] Subconscious modulation is driven by processes within the central nervous system and energetic/physical inputs. Supplements are often used to enable pushing harder instead of learning to relax and take care of the body. Addressing underlying problems is better than relying on supplements [13:09] Supplements can only help cope for a limited time. Enabling behavior in medical system leads to overuse of supplements. Instant gratification is a big problem in society [15:45] Rewards should be given to those who work hard. Technology should be used mindfully to set up the life you want. Prioritize restorative challenges over beatdowns [18:04] Adjust your training according to what's going on in your life. Don't make pushing through an emergency or competition situation your norm.    

The Surprising Ways Trauma Physically Changes Your Body Quote of the day: "The only thing that interferes with my learning is my education."- Albert Einstein Learn Learn more about how we can help:  https://linktr.ee/JimLaird https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd # Memorial Day Message of Gratitude and Understanding the Impact of Trauma on the Body On this Memorial Day, we express our gratitude to all those who have served and sacrificed for our freedom. As we remember their courage and dedication, we also acknowledge the impact of trauma on the body and the importance of understanding chronic pain. **\[00:02] Trauma Affects the Body and Chronic Pain** * Trauma can have lasting effects on the body, and chronic pain is often not caused by imaging findings. * Proper movement, diet, and addressing psychological issues can help heal trauma stored in the body. **\[04:04] Understanding Body Movement and Pressure for Better Health** * Body movement is based on the ability to change the shape of the skeleton and shift pressure. * High threshold strategies are great for force production but can lead to chronic low-level stress and affect body fluid and nutrient flow. **\[08:07] Trauma Can Cause a High Threshold Strategy, Leading to Posture Problems** * Traumatic events activate the sympathetic nervous system, leading to a burst of adrenal hormones and neurotransmitters. * Stress response can push people into a posture where their back is arched, causing posture problems. **\[11:51] Postures and Breathing Mechanics Affect Stress Levels** * Traumatic events can cause dysfunctional breathing mechanics and extended postures. * Tracking respiratory rate and restorative time can help manage stress levels. **\[15:21] Trauma Can Get Trapped in the Body and Affect High-Achieving Personalities** * Rest and recuperation can help release trapped trauma. * Mind-body medicine and manipulative medicine can also help release trapped trauma. **\[18:56] Varied Movement Is Key to Relaxation and Success** * Trauma can drive success, but it's important to balance high and low threshold movement. * Variability means the ability to switch between high and low threshold movement. * Restorative movement is often neglected in modern society. * Flexibility and balance are important for overall health and wellness. **\[22:14] Sitting in a Deep Squat Can Help with Back Issues and Gut Movement** * Squatting allows guts to move backward and prevents back issues. * The ability to shift guts and breathe normally keeps you from getting into trouble. **\[25:43] Prevent Breast Cancer with Practical Advice** * Mainstream medicine lacks breast cancer prevention advice. * Media-induced fear can worsen illnesses, and unnecessary surgeries can be avoided with alternative therapies. By understanding the impact of trauma on the body and chronic pain, we can take steps to improve our overall health and well-being.    

## Discussion on the Importance of Consistency Over Intensity in Achieving Success Learn more about how we can help you:  https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd https://linktr.ee/JimLaird **\[00:01]** Consistency is more important than intensity for success * People often fail when they prioritize intensity over consistency. * Consistent fundamentals provide a foundation for success. **\[04:34]** Developing wellness is more important than testing it * Pushing too hard in fitness can lead to injury and burnout. * Stressors like sauna and sun exposure should be approached with caution and awareness of personal limits. **\[08:58]** As you get older, you need to change the tempo of your exercise and the intensity of your life * High intensity patterns can lead to burnout, regardless of profession or lifestyle. * Mainstream fitness culture emphasizes intensity, but fundamentals are often overlooked and can hold people back. **\[13:02]** Base conditioning is crucial for handling intensity * Easy conditioning is often overlooked; more work is needed. * Fatigue can hide fitness, backing off can improve performance. **\[16:55]** Start with basic habits for wellness, like walking and protein intake * Many people fail by trying to do too much too soon. * Fundamentals like diet and exercise are important but require some sophistication to understand. **\[20:34]** Eating seafood can improve overall health and fitness * Seafood is a good source of iodine and protein. * Seafood has more micronutrients, like selenium, than land animals. **\[24:01]** Using a chronometer to track nutrition can reveal deficiencies * Vitamin A and protein are important nutrients to get from dairy and animal products. * Consuming a variety of foods can provide alternative sources of nutrients. **\[27:36]** Dietary composition is important for success, but individual needs vary * Evaluating micronutrient and macronutrient ratios is crucial. * Context matters, and coaching programs can help tailor solutions to individual needs. ## The Potential of Disregarding Seemingly Absurd Ideas and the Negative Effects of Too Much Stress on Adaptation * It's important to keep an open mind and not dismiss ideas that may seem absurd at first glance, as they could hold potential for success. * Too much stress can hinder adaptation and growth, making it essential to find a balance between pushing oneself and allowing for recovery and adaptation.      

Quote of the day: Truth is ever to be found in simplicity and not in the multiplicity and confusion of things. - Isaac Newton Learn more about how we can help you: https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Discussion about Surviving Chaos and Focusing on Personal Growth ## Amidst Technological Changes and Fear-Mongering Media **00:01 - Surviving Chaos in a Changing World** * Focus on personal growth and helping others. * Avoid getting caught up in fear and manipulation. **02:55 - Staying in the Frontal Lobe is Crucial for Brain Function** * Chemical insults, dietary patterns, and lifestyle choices can cripple frontal lobes. * Fundamental wellness habits can help the brain function and prevent reverting to the limbic system. **05:40 - Live a Fulfilling Life by Focusing on What Matters** * Life is short, and everyone will die, so focusing on what matters is essential. * Society promotes instant gratification and addiction, but calming down and being mindful can lead to better decision-making. **08:18 - Being Self-Aware and Healthy is Important in a World Where Technology is Giving Powers to Play God** * Separate yourself from the crowd and find like-minded people to talk to. * Focus on creating a simple life with limited goals and being clear about them. **11:04 - Balancing Health and Lifestyle Goals** * Chronic illnesses can be caused by lifestyle factors such as toxin burden, circadian dysrhythmias, and psychological stress. * People need to realize that their goals may not be compatible, and it's important to prioritize health over performance . **13:37 - Looking Good on Instagram Doesn't Mean Being Healthy** * Professional-level performance comes at a high price. * Training shouldn't be the sole source of self-worth. **16:16 - Build Self-Worth Within Yourself** * Deriving self-worth from external sources leads to trouble. * Failure and struggle make life great and help in becoming a better person. **18:41 - Cultivate Contentment with the Process of Maintaining a Positive Emotional State amid Chaos and Difficulty** * Accept uncertainty, ups and downs, and difficult seasons. * Perpetual pursuit of momentary gratification leads to discontent and disenchantment. "To myself, I am only a child playing on the beach, while vast oceans of truth lie undiscovered before me." - Isaac Newton      

Discussion on the Problems with Semoglutide and the Importance of Considering All Consequences of Weight Loss Strategies https://linktr.ee/JimLaird https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd [00:02] In recent times, the weight loss drug semoglutide has gained attention for its potential long-term problems with weight loss and body composition optimization. As quoted by Albertson Georgie, "We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them." This statement emphasizes the need to think differently when addressing weight loss strategies and their consequences. [04:35] Semoglutide may cause a significant proportion of weight loss to be lean body mass, which includes bone and muscle. This highlights the importance of focusing on how we look and feel rather than just the number on the scale. Body proportions also impact exercise performance, and it's essential for individuals, especially women, to prioritize feeling good in their bodies rather than conforming to societal standards. [08:54] Modern medicine often focuses on managing symptoms rather than addressing underlying causes, which can be unsustainable and unhealthy in the long run. Losing lean body mass can lead to falls, broken bones, and even mortality. Traditional exercise strategies, such as those pushed by trainers at the gym, can also harm long-term health by limiting movement options and causing stress on the body. [12:55] The healthcare system is currently facing numerous challenges due to the weight of disease created by doctors' treatment and prescription patterns. There is a need to shift the focus towards health and wellness, nutrition, and teaching doctors how to be healthy themselves. Understanding the physiology behind long-term dietary and exercise habits is crucial for achieving sustainable weight loss. [21:07] Accountability and daily low-level movement are essential for overall health. Most people avoid exercises they struggle with, but these are the ones they need to work on the most. Additionally, the importance of maintaining a healthy circadian rhythm and spending time outdoors should not be overlooked. [25:02] Simplification is key to successful coaching and wellness routines. It's important to simplify things so people can do them well and build on that foundation. Individualization is also crucial, as everyone is different and may require more or less of certain aspects in their wellness journey. [28:53] Connecting to a positive purpose is vital for healing and maintaining motivation. Identifying one's passion and purpose can help individuals stay committed to their health and wellness goals. Pain can keep people around you, but connecting to a positive purpose instead can lead to more sustainable and fulfilling results. In conclusion, it's essential to consider all consequences of weight loss strategies, including the potential problems with drugs like semoglutide. By thinking differently and focusing on a holistic approach to health and wellness, individuals can achieve sustainable weight loss and improved well-being.

In this episode, Dr. Stillman and Jim Laird dive into the importance of habits, consistency, expectations, and cognitive flexibility. They talk about Aristotle's adage that "we are the sum of our actions" and look at how media and healthcare sector narratives shape unrealistic health expectations. They emphasize the significance of managing expectations and lifestyle for achieving desired results and how fundamental daily habits can be more impactful than intense workouts. The duo also talks about their podcast "Building the Elite" and recommends a book for further insights. Finally, they address the issue of unhealthy habits leading to long-term health problems and how some people can get away with bad habits for longer than others. 00:02 Importance of habits, consistency, and cognitive flexibility 03:11 Media and healthcare sector narratives influence unrealistic expectations for health. 05:54 Managing expectations and lifestyles is crucial for achieving desired results. 08:38 Fundamental daily habits are more impactful than intense workouts. 11:31 High-intensity exercise may not be suitable for most people. 14:01 Unrealistic expectations and failed strategies are common in aging individuals. 16:33 Fixing diet and lifestyle is crucial for hormonal health. 19:01 Unhealthy habits can lead to long-term health problems. https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd https://linktr.ee/JimLaird    

In this episode, Dr. Stillman and Jim Laird discuss Mario Andretti's quote on living a high-stress lifestyle and its connection to health issues and caffeine addiction. They explore the importance of balancing work and rest for a good quality of life and the need for a comprehensive plan for a balanced and sustainable life. The duo also delves into the consequences of modern lifestyles, such as chronic stress, poor nutrition, and declining health, and the significance of eating real food and supporting local farmers for optimal nutrition. Finally, they touch on the dangers of performance-enhancing drugs and the benefits of starting a functional medicine mocktail company instead of relying on energy drinks. https://linktr.ee/stillmanmd https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Timestamps: 00:01 Living a high-stress lifestyle can lead to health issues and an addiction to caffeine. 04:05 Balancing work and rest is crucial for a good quality of life. 07:43 A comprehensive plan is needed for a balanced and sustainable life. 11:21 Modern lifestyles lead to chronic stress, poor nutrition, and declining health. 14:50 Eating real food and supporting local farmers are important for optimal nutrition. 18:02 High performers need to take their wellness seriously. 21:29 Start a functional medicine mocktail company instead of selling energy drinks. 24:38 Different services are offered for people with varying needs.      

Not medical advice, information is for educational purposes only. Learn more about how we can help you at: https://linktr.ee/JimLaird Quotes today: The physician treats, but nature heals. - Hippocrates Dr. Stillman and Jim will be go live to talk about modern health and wellness, starting with the top reason people are sick: disconnection from nature. They discuss the negative effects of spending too much time indoors and the importance of sun exposure. They also mention other problems they see in modern people's health, such as poor biomechanics. They offer coaching and courses to help people improve their health. [00:02](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-MxoLNsDw&t=2) Modern people are sick due to disconnection from nature. [03:37](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-MxoLNsDw&t=217) Small daily habits have a big impact on health and wellness. [07:14](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-MxoLNsDw&t=434) Seafood recommendations for mercury. [10:51](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-MxoLNsDw&t=651) Eating more protein and nuts can reduce blood pressure and improve mood. [14:33](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-MxoLNsDw&t=873) Animal protein is necessary for muscle mass and testosterone optimization. [17:47](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-MxoLNsDw&t=1067) Consuming pasture-raised animal products is better for the environment and human health. [21:09](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-MxoLNsDw&t=1269) Eating a wide range of foods is important for a balanced nutrient profile and to reduce the risk of developing intolerances or allergies. [24:29](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-MxoLNsDw&t=1469) Small changes in daily routine can have bigger compounding effects in the long run. - [24:29](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq-MxoLNsDw&t=1469) Small changes in daily routine can have bigger compounding effects in the long run. - chronometer helps in realizing the actual nutrition intake. - Fundamentals of Wellness coaching program helps in troubleshooting weight loss issues. .