Nutrition Basics 

·        There's so much nutrition advice out there. What's actually supported by research when it comes to cancer care? 

·        How can nutrition help patients better tolerate treatment or manage side effects? 

·        Are there specific foods or nutrients that commonly support treatment recovery? 

Lifestyle Medicine 

·        How do sleep, movement, and stress levels affect a patient's ability to heal? 

·        What are some realistic lifestyle changes patients can make — even during active treatment? 

Montana‑Specific Angle 

·        How can local, seasonal Montana foods fit into a cancer-supportive diet? 

·        For patients living farther from Kalispell or in remote areas, what are some practical ways to access healthy food or support? 

Opening / Foundation 

·        For listeners who may be new to this topic, what exactly is naturopathic oncology? 

·        How does it complement conventional treatments like chemotherapy, radiation, or surgery? 

·        What training or certifications do naturopathic oncologists typically have? 

Safety & Collaboration 

·        There are a lot of misconceptions about natural medicine. What are the biggest myths you encounter? 

·        How do you work with oncologists and the broader medical team to support patients safely? 

·        How do you determine which natural therapies are evidence-based and which are not? 

Local Connection 

·        Why is integrative cancer care particularly valuable for a rural region like Flathead County? 

·        Can you share how Logan Health is incorporating naturopathic oncology into cancer care here locally? 

1.  What is Peripheral Artery Disease – or PAD?
2.  What are some of the first signs or symptoms that a patient with PAD would experience?
3.  PAD seems to fly under the radar compared to heart attacks or strokes. Why does it so often go undiagnosed?
4.  What kind of patients are most at risk for PAD?
5.  As a cardiologist, how do you diagnose somebody with this condition? Is there any specific testing or procedures?
6.  What kind of treatments exist for PAD?
7.  What are the dangers associated with untreated PAD?
8.  If somebody feels they are at risk of having PAD, what should they do? 

With Dr. Rob Mitchell, cardiologist at Logan Health Heart & Vascular

1.  What are the most common symptoms that signal a heart problem?
2.  Are those symptoms often missed or mistaken for something else?
3.  What are the risks if these symptoms are ignored (such as heart attack, cardiac arrest, heart failure, or stroke)?
4.  What happens when someone comes in with concerning symptoms — how do you evaluate them?
5.  What treatments are available today for heart disease?
6.  What does recovery look like after a major heart issue?

 With Dr. Rob Mitchell, cardiologist at Logan Health Heart & Vascular

1.  What are the most common symptoms that signal a heart problem?
2.  Are those symptoms often missed or mistaken for something else?
3.  What are the risks if these symptoms are ignored (such as heart attack, cardiac arrest, heart failure, or stroke)?
4.  What happens when someone comes in with concerning symptoms — how do you evaluate them?
5.  What treatments are available today for heart disease?
6.  What does recovery look like after a major heart issue?

 With Dr. Rob Mitchell, cardiologist at Logan Health Heart & Vascular

1.  When is the appropriate time for somebody to start seeing a cardiologist?
2.  Why is that ongoing relationship with a cardiologist important?
3.  What are the most common conditions you treat?
4.  What does treatment usually look like for those conditions?
5.  How have you seen treatment of heart conditions develop over the years?

 With Dr. Rob Mitchell, cardiologist at Logan Health Heart & Vascular