I'm thrilled to announce the launch of my new podcast: Infection Connection — a show dedicated to uncovering how stealth infections and hidden pathogens are driving the rise of complex chronic illnesses.

If you've followed my work at the Hedberg Institute or listened to past podcast episodes, you know I’m passionate about investigating the root causes of conditions that conventional medicine often struggles to explain. That passion has now evolved into Infection Connection — a focused exploration of the link between infections and the growing epidemic of chronic disease.

What You’ll Hear on Infection Connection

Each episode will take a deep dive into how infections contribute to (or trigger) some of the most challenging chronic illnesses we see today, including:

Long COVID

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS)

Lyme Disease and coinfections

Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS)

Mold and Mycotoxin Illness

Autoimmune Disease

…and many others

I’ll be drawing on the latest research, clinical experience, and the powerful tools of functional medicine to help practitioners and patients understand how to identify and address these complex drivers of disease.

Who Is This Podcast For?

Whether you're a health practitioner, a patient on your own healing journey, or simply someone fascinated by the science of chronic illness, Infection Connection will offer insights you won’t find anywhere else. Expect evidence-based strategies, cutting-edge perspectives, and real-world case studies that connect the dots between infection and dysfunction.

Why the Change?

If you’ve been subscribed to my previous podcast, you’ll automatically receive new episodes of Infection Connection — no need to re-subscribe. The updated title and direction reflect where my work has naturally evolved: a deeper focus on infectious root causes and the protocols that work.

What’s Coming Up

The first few episodes will cover:

Ginkgo biloba and ME/CFS

Herbal and supplement strategies for Long COVID

The best herbs for infection-driven insomnia

Stay Connected

Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and don’t forget to leave a review if you find the content helpful — it really helps others discover the show.

To subscribe on your favorite podcast platform, click here: Subscribe to Infection Connection Podcast