Drs. Kelly Blundy and Nicole Anderson

The secrets of health, vitality, and wellness.

Innovative wellness is an aspiration of many people, particularly patients who strive for excellent personal health, longevity, and a life free of pain and stress. Drs. Blundy and Anderson give us a view of healthy living unlike any other that we have seen.  Kelly is a learned chiropractor, and Anderson is a neonatologist who came together because of one of Anderson’s running injuries while training for a marathon. They clicked and became founding partners of the Innovative Wellness Center. Dr. Anderson’s decision to pursue functional medicine resulted from her two daughters’ long bouts with tick-borne diseases like Lyme and other co-infections.  The training and expertise they provide at their center are integral to “healing”. It is more than an art.  In this film, they educate patients about their bodies, their genetics, exposures, and their microbiomes.  All the latter directions are lacking in orthodox medicine, where physicians often lack the time and expertise to advise patients about necessary components of healthy living.  They provide an understanding of foods to eat, supplements to ingest, and ways to rid the body of toxins.  They say that “they are here to achieve health and not just to manage disease.”  

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Health Frontiers with Dr. Bob – Episode: The Truth About Silicone Implants with Dr. Arthur Brawer

When you put a foreign object into the body, only three things can happen: the body destroys it, excretes it, or isolates it. That’s where the real trouble begins.

In this powerful and eye-opening conversation, Dr. Bob sits down with Dr. Arthur Brawer, a board-certified rheumatologist and medical researcher, to uncover the science behind silicone implants, breast implant illness, and the hidden biochemical disruptions they can cause.

Dr. Brawer explains how silicone molecules break down in the body, cross the blood-brain barrier, and interfere with cellular energy production — leading to symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, pain, and inflammation. This isn’t just an autoimmune issue; it’s a toxicological one that has gone unrecognized for decades.

If you or someone you know has implants — or is considering getting them — this episode is essential viewing. Learn what informed consent really means, the long-term risks that come with these devices, and why true understanding of biochemical disruption could change how we think about implant safety forever.

Topics covered:

• The body’s three responses to foreign objects
• Silicone vs. saline implants — what’s the difference?
• The science of breast implant illness and toxicity
• Why “biochemical disruption” explains symptoms better than autoimmunity
• What every patient should know before getting implants
• FDA black box warnings and informed consent

Watch now to understand the science behind silicone and your health.

#HealthFrontiers #BreastImplantIllness #SiliconeToxicity #DrArthurBrawer #DrBob #MedicalPodcast #ImplantSafety #WomensHealth

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In this episode of Health Frontiers with Dr. Bob Lahita, Dr. Bob welcomes Matthew Ostroff, an award-winning nurse practitioner and founder of the Vascular Access Program at St. Joseph’s Health. Matt has pioneered innovative approaches to intravenous access, central lines, dialysis catheters, and ultrasound-guided procedures that improve patient safety, comfort, and outcomes.

Together, they discuss the evolution of IV access, why vein preservation is critical for chronically ill and dialysis patients, and how new technologies—from bedside catheter tunneling to near-infrared vein visualization—are changing care. Matt also shares patient stories, including newborns needing lifesaving blood draws, dementia patients who repeatedly pull out lines, and his breakthrough work tunneling catheters to alternative sites.

Listeners will gain a behind-the-scenes understanding of why IV access matters to every patient, how innovations are reducing pain and risk, and the importance of equity in care—especially for patients with darker skin tones and complex medical needs.

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Dr. Adnan Danish is a specialist in radiation oncology, which means that he usually irradiates tumors and various forms of cancer.  That is all done with regularity and at high strength. Now, Dr. Danish discusses the use of "low-dose" radiation for treating inflammation and related pain syndromes. A low dose is not dangerous and can effectively manage pain in osteoarthritic hands and knees, plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, and many other conditions. While not suitable for children, it is helpful for active adults.  There is no downside to these treatments. Joints, such as knees, can be replaced if this new therapeutic modality does not alleviate pain. 

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Dr. Ali Ghomi discussed pelvic floor disorders in women: incontinence, prolapsed pelvic organs, and chronic pelvic pain. He discussed the risks for pelvic problems in women, such as aging, obesity, and genetics.  He also spoke of the effects of diet, exercise, and smoking as environmental issues that can affect the female pelvic floor.  The diagnosis and treatment of these kinds of disorders have come far from a few years ago.  Now, urodynamics, pelvic exams, and imaging methods are very advanced and in the hands of a competent specialist.  Treatments for these disorders now involve conservative physical therapy directed to the female urogenital tract, medications, and, of course, surgery.  This segment of Health Frontiers details the ongoing research in this vital area of urogynecology. 

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Dr. Bob spoke about current medical stories: the dangers of measles, new antibiotics from mollusk blood, neurocognitive dangers to post-menopausal women, and the theories about why women live longer than men. This was followed by an interview with Dr. Alex Kimmel, a rheumatologist from Teaneck, New Jersey. Dr. Kimmel discussed gout, its diagnosis, and its treatment.

#HealthFrontiers #Podcast  #DrBobLahita #AskDrBob #MedicalNews #Rheumatology #WomensHealth #MensHealth

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In this episode of Health Frontiers, Dr. Bob Lahita kicks things off with the latest medical news, providing listeners with important updates on the healthcare landscape. Dr. Lahita is joined by the incredible Dr. Toghrul Talishinsky, a renowned bariatric surgeon, for an insightful conversation on one of the most pressing health issues of our time – the obesity epidemic.

This episode, titled "Beyond the Scale," offers an in-depth exploration of the science, challenges, and solutions surrounding obesity. Tune in for a comprehensive and thoughtful discussion that goes beyond the surface, addressing not just the physical but also the emotional and social aspects of the obesity epidemic.

Don’t miss this informative episode with Dr. Talishinsky, offering valuable insights into how medical advancements and surgical interventions are helping people reclaim their health.

Key Takeaways:

• Understanding the obesity epidemic
• The role of GLP-1 drugs in weight management
• Bariatric surgery as a life-changing solution

Join Dr. Bob Lahita and Dr. Toghrul Talishinsky for a compelling and thought-provoking conversation on Health Frontiers.

#HealthFrontiers #Podcast #obesity  #DrBobLahita #ObesityEpidemic
#BeyondTheScale

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Vaccines are a cornerstone of public health, significantly reducing the incidence of life-threatening diseases. The potential for emerging infectious diseases remains a concern, with most experts warning that another pandemic could emerge due to climate change, increased human-animal contact, and international travel. In this episode, we discuss various vaccines, their necessity in our society, associated risks, and the emerging infections on the horizon. Continued investment in modern technologies, such as mRNA vaccines, is worthwhile. This was a comprehensive discussion on the many facets of infectious diseases and ways to prevent new pandemics. The guest, Habeeb Rachman, is an excellent infectious disease educator and expert.

#HealthFrontiers #Podcast #Vaccinations #InfectiousDisease #Vaccines #DrBobLahita 

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Neuropathy is a medical condition involving damage to the peripheral nerves (excluding the brain and spinal cord). It can cause pain, numbness, tingling, and weakness, typically in the hands and feet.  In this episode, an expert discusses how neuropathy can be caused by various factors like diabetes, infections, and exposure to toxins. Both diagnosis and management are outlined. This episode also highlights emerging treatments and lifestyle changes that will help to alleviate symptoms and improve nerve health.

#HealthFrontiers #HealthFrontierswithDrBob  #DrBobLahita  #Diabetes #ToxinExposure #NerveHealth #LifestyleChangeForYourHealth #Neuropathy

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Dr. Barry Jansen, a board-certified podiatrist, emphasizes the importance of proper foot care for overall health and well-being. The show has excellent advice for long-distance runners, baseball players, soccer stars, and many other sports. Key practices such as ensuring good hygiene, wearing the appropriate socks and footwear, and regularly paying attention to the health of your feet are essential. He discusses the importance of promptly addressing foot pain, which can indicate underlying conditions.  He covers topics like plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon health, stress fractures, and shin splints.  Proactive foot care and an understanding of how your feet are critical to safe, healthy athletics are emphasized.

#HealthFrontiers #Podiatry #SportsMedicine #foothealth #socksforrunning #sneakerhealth #plantarfasciitis #runningtips #longdistancerunning

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