Lyme Ninja Radio - Lyme Disease & Related Health Topics

In this episode you will learn:

• The health benefits of Bee pollen

• What permaculture is and why it matters for nutritious food

• Why bee pollen is a nutrient dense source of protein

In this episode you will learn:

• The health benefits of Bee pollen

• What permaculture is and why it matters for nutritious food

• Why bee pollen is a nutrient dense source of protein

In this episode you will learn

• Why color and light are must both be taken into account when considering light therapy

• How doctors treat jaundice with sunlight

• There is a time and a place for blue light - just not before bed

Leanne Venier is an artist, entrepreneur, eastern medicine physician and former submarine engineer. Leanne is a leading authority on a unique modality that combines light therapy, color light, and neuroscience to improve health and brain function. She has been featured on tv, national radio, magazines and at medical conferences about the science behind light and color therapy and their use in regulating the body

She says in her biography “I’ve always been interested in how various colors are tied into our psyche, and more importantly, how they affect us physically and emotionally. We are, in fact, so influenced by color that by simply noticing what colors we are drawn to at any given time, we can gain insight into where and how we need to bring balance back into our lives.”

In this episode you will learn

• Why color and light are must both be taken into account when considering light therapy

• How doctors treat jaundice with sunlight

• There is a time and a place for blue light - just not before bed

Leanne Venier is an artist, entrepreneur, eastern medicine physician and former submarine engineer. Leanne is a leading authority on a unique modality that combines light therapy, color light, and neuroscience to improve health and brain function. She has been featured on tv, national radio, magazines and at medical conferences about the science behind light and color therapy and their use in regulating the body

She says in her biography “I’ve always been interested in how various colors are tied into our psyche, and more importantly, how they affect us physically and emotionally. We are, in fact, so influenced by color that by simply noticing what colors we are drawn to at any given time, we can gain insight into where and how we need to bring balance back into our lives.”

In this episode you will learn

• Why Gut health continues to be essential for overall health

• What microbe RNA can tell you about your gut health

• What you need to sample to to measure your microbiome

Several years ago Richard Lin became ill after taking course of antibiotics. And ended up being hospitalized. Wondered why he got sick, started reading literature on gut health and discovered the microme. After heading down that rabbit hole he learned more and more about the gut microbiome he realized that there wasn’t a service dedicated to helping people monitor and improve their microbiome health. So he founded Thryve, a company dedicated to creating personalized probiotic formulas.

In this episode you will learn

• Why Gut health continues to be essential for overall health

• What microbe RNA can tell you about your gut health

• What you need to sample to to measure your microbiome

Several years ago Richard Lin became ill after taking course of antibiotics. And ended up being hospitalized. Wondered why he got sick, started reading literature on gut health and discovered the microme. After heading down that rabbit hole he learned more and more about the gut microbiome he realized that there wasn’t a service dedicated to helping people monitor and improve their microbiome health. So he founded Thryve, a company dedicated to creating personalized probiotic formulas.

This episode is a special look back at last week's interview with Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker (#171) to help us all make sense of what Dr. Shoemaker was talking about. Helping us do that is our good friend, Dr. Rob Abbott.

Dr. Rob Abbott is a first year family medicine resident at the Virginia Commonwealth University in Front Royal, Virginia. He graduated from the University of Virginia School of Medicine in 2017. He approaches medicine from an evolutionary and functional perspective and practices what he calls “spiritually focused and evolutionarily informed functional medicine.

This episode is a special look back at last week's interview with Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker (#171) to help us all make sense of what Dr. Shoemaker was talking about. Helping us do that is our good friend, Dr. Rob Abbott.

Dr. Rob Abbott is a first year family medicine resident at the Virginia Commonwealth University in Front Royal, Virginia. He graduated from the University of Virginia School of Medicine in 2017. He approaches medicine from an evolutionary and functional perspective and practices what he calls “spiritually focused and evolutionarily informed functional medicine.

In this episode you will learn:

• What antibiotic use does to your mitochondria

• The role statins play in epigenetics

• How antibiotics may be doing you more harm than good

Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker has been the leader in the field of research into the effects of toxic mold on the human body, and has collaborated on both national and international research on this topic. Dr. Shoemaker graduated from Duke University, and before he retired he practiced medicine in Pokomoke MD.

Dr. Shoemaker has published eight books, the newest is Surviving Mold. He also has numerous publications in scientific research journals.

In this episode you will learn:

• What antibiotic use does to your mitochondria

• The role statins play in epigenetics

• How antibiotics may be doing you more harm than good

Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker has been the leader in the field of research into the effects of toxic mold on the human body, and has collaborated on both national and international research on this topic. Dr. Shoemaker graduated from Duke University, and before he retired he practiced medicine in Pokomoke MD.

Dr. Shoemaker has published eight books, the newest is Surviving Mold. He also has numerous publications in scientific research journals.