In this episode of Made to Be Whole, host Krista Michener engages in a compelling conversation with pharmacist Janice Marciniak from The Medicine Center in Northeast Ohio. Janice shares her expertise on the benefits and intricacies of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), breaking down common misconceptions and emphasizing the importance of individualized care. Tune in to understand how BHRT can improve life quality, enhance prevention of certain diseases, and offer a more natural solution for hormone imbalances.

Topics Discussed in This Episode:

• Understanding Compounding Pharmacists: Discover how compounding pharmacists create personalized medications and why it matters.
• Hormone Replacement Benefits: Learn about the physical and cognitive improvements hormone therapy can provide.
• Distinguishing BHRT from Traditional HRT: A discussion on the differences, advantages, and misconceptions surrounding bioidentical hormones.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

• Medicine Center Pharmacy: medicinecenterrx.com
• Professional Compounding Centers of America: pccarx.com

💡 Curious about how BHRT can uniquely support your health? Consult with a compounding pharmacist to explore tailored hormone therapy solutions.

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🌿 Embrace a holistic approach to health—visit the Medicine Center or find a local compounding pharmacist to discuss how compounding can benefit you.

Stay tuned, and remember: You were made to be whole.

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In this episode of Made to Be Whole, host Krista Michener explores the complexities of discerning truth in health care, particularly focusing on vaccines. Krista shares personal insights and data-driven discussions highlighting the importance of open-mindedness and thorough research in navigating health recommendations and controversies.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• Understanding Correlation vs. Causation in Health Research
• Examining Vaccine Safety and the Role of Critical Inquiry
• Embracing New Scientific Ideas and Overcoming Norms

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• The description of the persecution of Dr. Semmelweis is an excerpt from pages 76 and 77 of Dr. Paul Thomas and DeeDee Hoover’s 2025 book “Vax Facts: What to Consider Before Vaccinating at All Ages & All Stages of Life” (see VAX Facts: Essential Vaccination Information for All Ages)
• Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS)
• Link to the article "Vaccines and sudden infant death: An analysis of the VAERS database  1990–2019 and review of the medical literature" by Neil Z. Miller.  The article was published in the journal Toxicology Reports in 2021.
• Quote from Dr. Elizabeth Mumper can be found here: childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/sudden-infant-deaths-vaccination/ 
• Link to purchase Miller's Review of Critical Vaccine Studies 
• CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices.  Their 2008 recommendation against Tdap in pregnancy was published in the MMWR Recommendations and Reports On May 30, 2008.  See Prevention of Pertussis, Tetanus, and Diphtheria Among Pregnant and Postpartum Women and their Infants Recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)

🧐 Dive deeper into your health journey by reviewing credible research studies and data.

🤔 Question everything—embrace curiosity as a tool for discarding myths and understanding truth.

🔬 Connect with a like-minded health professional who values ongoing research and inquiry.

Stay tuned, and remember: You were made to be whole.

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In this episode of Made to Be Whole, host Krista Michener delves into exciting insights from the MAPS spring conference, specifically focusing on hyperbaric therapy, neuroinflammation, and the intricate dynamics of gut health. Uncover how these topics weave into broader health applications, particularly for chronic conditions. Listen in to gain a deeper understanding of breakthrough treatments and approaches that champion holistic health.

Topics Discussed in This Episode:

• Hyperbaric Therapy Unveiled: Discover the compelling stories and science behind the success of hyperbaric therapy in treating severe brain injuries and other chronic conditions.
• Understanding Neuroinflammation: Explore how neuroinflammation affects symptomatology and the significance of innovative treatments like low dose naltrexone and anti-inflammatory diets.
• Gut Health Breakthroughs: Learn about the critical role of bifidobacteria in gut health and its connection to various disease states, as explained by gut health expert Dr. Sabine Hazan.

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

• Doctor David Dornfeld's Work on Hyperbaric Therapy
• Let's Talk Shit by Sabine Hazan on Amazon
• ProgenaBiome Information
• Explore Groundbreaking Health Technologies with Dr Goodenowe
• Prodrome | Plasmalogen Supplements for Brain Health

🌟 Curious about how hyperbaric therapy might benefit you or someone you know? Explore more about its transformative potential for brain health and beyond!

🧠 Feeling overwhelmed by anxiety? Consider experimenting with anti-inflammatory approaches shared in today's episode to see if they help reduce your symptoms.

📚 Dive into the world of your gut microbiome with Sabine Hazan's book "Let's Talk Shit" and uncover the secrets to better gut health!

Stay tuned, and remember: You were made to be whole.

All resources mentioned on the show can be found at: https://ahpintegrativehealth.com/

Any references to any particular people, including family, have been shared with prior consent.

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In this thoughtful episode of Made to Be Whole, Krista Michener shares her key takeaways from attending the MAPS conference, where she delved into topics like integrative pediatric care, chronic illnesses, and the ongoing vaccine debate. This episode provides insights into the intricate balance of evidence-based practices, holistic health approaches, and the importance of asking questions to empower personal health choices.

Topics Discussed in This Episode:

• Overview of MAPS Conference: Integrative Approaches to Pediatric Care
• Examination of the Vaccine Debate: Scientific Inquiry and Public Perception
• Highlighting Nonprofits Supporting Families with Special Needs

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

• Medical Academy of Pediatrics and Special Needs (MAPS)
• Spellers
• Communication 4 ALL
• Documenting Hope - Research. Resources. Results. A Root-Cause Approach to Healing Our Kids.
• React19
• See the book “Vax Facts” by Paul Thomas, MD and DeeDee Hoover for further discussion and data (VAX Facts: Essential Vaccination Information for All Ages)

💡 Curious about holistic approaches to pediatric care? Check out the full episode for insights from the MAPS conference!

🤓 Stay informed on vaccine safety discussions by visiting resources like React19 and participating in informed dialogues.

🌐 Explore powerful nonprofit organizations that support families with special needs and help build a community of understanding and resilience.

Stay tuned, and remember: You were made to be whole.

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In this insightful episode of Made to Be Whole, host Krista Michener takes listeners on a personal journey through the complexities of managing anxiety. Sharing her own experiences, Krista delves into the significance of understanding root causes, the value of genetic insights, and the importance of personalized health audits. By reflecting on her accountability practices and incorporating targeted supplements, she provides listeners with practical strategies to piece together their path to wellness. Follow along to learn how small, deliberate changes can lead to meaningful improvements in health and well-being.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• The Importance of Identifying Root Causes of Anxiety
• Utilizing Genetic Insights for Personalized Health Strategies
• The Power of Health Audits and Stacking Wins

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Neo40 Nitric Oxide Supplement:  https://ahpintegrativehealth.com/product/neo40-professional-60-tablets/ 
• Vini Long Acting Resveratrol: https://vinia.com/ 
• Stress Maintenance by Metabolic Maintenance  https://metabolicmaintenance.com/collections/best-sellers  
• NuAdapt

🎧 Dive deeper into your wellness journey by conducting a personal health audit this weekend!

💪 Challenge yourself to focus on small, deliberate changes and stack your wins for big health impacts!

🧘 Explore genetic insights to enhance your health strategy and personalize your approach to wellness with IntellxxDNA.  Call our office at 330-804-7000 to schedule a genetic consult today.

Stay tuned, and remember: You were made to be whole.

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In this Made to Be Whole, host Krista Michener dives deep into a compelling case study that follows the successful treatment of Bartonella and PANS in a young patient named Emma. Through Emma’s journey, Krista explores the intersection of infection and mental health, illustrating a hopeful path to recovery. Learn how timely advocacy, targeted treatment, and unwavering parental support can turn a life around. This inspiring story offers insights into the significant role of personalized care and persistence in the face of severe health challenges.

Topics Discussed in This Episode:

• The impact of infections like Bartonella on mental health and resulting symptoms
• The significance of getting to the root causes of psychiatric symptoms
• The journey from misdiagnosis to breakthrough treatment and recovery
• A closer look at the treatments, including antibiotics and neurofeedback
• How family support and determination can aid in overcoming PANS

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

• Learn more about PANS and PANDAS: PANDAS Network
• For detailed insights into neurofeedback: International Society for Neurofeedback & Research
• More information about Bartonella: Bartonella: A Lyme Disease Co-infection - LymeDisease.org

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In this enlightening episode of Made to Be Whole, Krista Michener is joined by Dr. Truly Moore, an expert in physical therapy and pain neuroscience. With nearly three decades of experience, Dr. Moore shares her diverse journey in the field, focusing on her specialization in chronic pain management and pelvic floor therapy. They discuss how understanding the body's signals and adopting a biopsychosocial approach can empower individuals living with pain to regain control over their health.

Topics discussed in this episode:

• The Evolution of Physical Therapy Training: Transitioning from a bachelor's level to a doctorate level profession.
• Chronic Pain Management: Understanding the comprehensive methods and tools used to manage chronic pain effectively.
• Pelvic Health: Exploring the significance of pelvic floor therapy for both women and men.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• Academy of Pelvic Health:
• APTA PT Locator
• Evidence in Motion:
• Evidence in Motion
• Truly’s practice website:

Moore Therapy | Chronic Pain Solutions

🌟 Discover the options available for managing chronic pain and improving pelvic health by consulting with a specialized physical therapist in your area.

📞 Have questions or suggestions for the podcast? Reach out to our podcast info line at (330) 439-0686.

🧘 Check out the Moore Therapy Clinics.

Stay tuned, and remember: You were made to be whole.

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Join Krista Michener on this enlightening episode of Made to Be Whole, where she delves into the multifaceted concept of "nevertheless." Krista shares personal anecdotes, scriptural insights, and practical advice on navigating the balance between acknowledging life's challenges and recognizing its blessings. Whether you're dealing with chronic illness or seeking a broader perspective on life's hurdles, this episode offers valuable insights on maintaining a holistic and balanced outlook.

Topics Discussed in This Episode:

• Understanding the duality of life's challenges and blessings
• Personal stories and insights on embracing "nevertheless"
• The significance of record-keeping for tracking progress in health
• Setting realistic treatment goals and expectations
• Emphasizing relationships and finding your supportive community

Links to quoted materials:

• “Nevertheless” scriptures from The Book of Mormon
• Nephi
• Lehi, father of Nephi and Jacob
• Jacob, the son of Lehi and brother of Nephi. 
• Talk about the Overview Effect by Tamara Runia (apologies, her name was referenced incorrectly in the episode)
• Come Follow Up - BYUtv
• Episode featuring Sam Matagi and his experience as a double upper limb amputee
• Episode featuring Mayte Rodriguez

🌟 Reflect on your own "nevertheless" moments in life and share them with us! How have your health challenges shaped you?

✍️ Start a simple daily journal to track both the challenges and the victories in your life. It could be a game-changer!

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Stay tuned, and remember: You were made to be whole.

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In this episode of Made to Be Whole, host Krista Michener sits down with Brad White, a second-generation pharmacist and co-owner of the Medicine Center Pharmacies in Ohio. Brad provides an in-depth look into the world of compounding pharmacies, their unique benefits, and the challenges posed by the current insurance-driven model of healthcare. He also delves deep into the promising potentials of Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) and its benefits for autoimmune conditions and other chronic health issues

Topics discussed in this episode:

• What is a compounding pharmacy and how does it differ from regular retail pharmacies?
• The importance and benefits of PCAB accreditation for compounding pharmacies.
• Understanding Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) and its therapeutic benefits for autoimmune conditions and chronic inflammation.

Resources mentioned in this episode:

• LDN Research Trust
• Medicine Center Pharmacy

📞 Contact the Medicine Center Pharmacy for personalized compounding solutions and learn more about their membership program.

📚 Check out the LDN Research Trust website for extensive resources and research articles about Low Dose Naltrexone.

💊 If you're in Ohio, consider joining Medicine Center Pharmacy’s membership program for cost-effective generic medications and better pharmacy services.

Stay tuned, and remember: You were made to be whole.

All resources mentioned on the show can be found at: AHP Integrative Health

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In this episode of Made to Be Whole, host Krista Michener delves into the complex and often misunderstood world of PANS and PANDAS. Pediatric Acute-onset Neuropsychiatric Syndrome (PANS) and Pediatric Autoimmune Neuropsychiatric Disorders Associated with Streptococcal infections (PANDAS) are autoimmune conditions that can cause sudden and severe neuropsychiatric symptoms in children. This comprehensive discussion covers the causes, symptoms, and potential treatments while also incorporating personal experiences and valuable resources.

• Understanding PANS and PANDAS: What these acronyms stand for and how they affect the brain.
• Common Triggers and Symptoms: The role infections play and recognizing sudden changes in behavior.
• Diagnostic Methods and Resources: How to identify these conditions through lab tests and specialized panels.
• Personal Stories and Real-life Cases: Insights and experiences from Krista’s own family.
• Treatment Approaches and Support: The importance of early diagnosis, treatment options, and finding the right support networks.

• Stanford Children's Health
• PANDAS Network
• Dr. Nancy O'Hara's Website
• Stolen Childhood Documentary on YouTube
• Moleculera Labs/Cunningham Panel
• Labs to request:
• Culture of throat, nose, anus, and urine for strep
• Sputum culture if there is a productive cough
• Strep antibodies: ASO and Anti-DNase B
• Mycoplasma IgG and IgM
• EBV IgG and IgM
• Coxsackie virus A and B titers
• Immunoglobulins A, E, G, M with IgG subclasses
• B and T cell studies

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📚Dive Deeper: Visit the resources mentioned to learn more about PANS and PANDAS. A journey to understanding starts with knowledge!

Stay tuned, and remember: You were made to be whole.

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