Episode 22. Dr. Tatyana Steele-Hall, LAc, is a one-of-a-kind practitioner who combines 5000-year-old Traditional Chinese and Korean medicine with modern lab diagnostics. In this episode, Dr. Steele-Hall helps us weed through functional medicine testing and teaches us why we should always look at gut health in root-cause medicine.

Episode 21. Eve Persak MS RDN CNSC CSSD embarked on a global mission to understand what it really means to “eat well.” In this episode, we dive into how to properly guide dietary change in your patients and how to understand food systems at large and at home.

Episode 20. Dr. Jordan Robertson, ND realized early in her career that functional medicine doctors need a standard of care to legitimize our medicine. Her Confident Clinician community helps bridge the gap between science and root cause medicine.

Episode 19. Dr. Nathalie Beauchamp, DC, IMFCP, has been optimizing her patients' health for 27 years. In this episode, we cover the courses she’s taken, the tools she has at home and in the clinic, and her strategies to personalize care. After her seven books, she shares why every practitioner should consider writing one, too.

Episode 18. Dr. Miriam Zylberglait MD found herself disillusioned with hospital care as she watched her colleagues burnout during the pandemic. As a response, she started VirtualMD and began her career as an author. Now she transforms health using “good medicine.”

Episode 17. Dr. Julie Durnan ND is a community builder, clinician and award-winning founder. When she watched clinics close during the pandemic Dr. Durnan launched Ginger Desk to provide virtual assistant staffing to her colleagues. She shares how she learned to do less, and enjoy life more, while still achieving business success.

Episode 16. Personalized podcast host becomes guest in this special episode: Dr. David Duizer ND, CSCS talks about balancing your passions with excellent patient care as the way to build the practice of your dreams. We dive into laboratory and fitness testing, building your team and how to create treatment plans that get results.

Weight loss trends come and go, but in this episode, Dr. Adarsh Gupta DO, MS, FACOFP, shares what really helps patients find lasting weight management. Clinician, researcher and professor Dr. Gutpa treats patients post-operatively after bariatric surgery, he uses pharmaceutical medications, but his area of specialty is behaviour change and neuroplasticity. A published author of two books, he emphasizes accountability, mindful eating, and he shares why finding happiness is the ultimate weight loss secret.

Episode 14. In this episode, Dr. Sarah Zadek deep dives into her testing process, sharing her expertise and recommendations to support patients on the path to fertility. She works with females and couples to get to the root cause of their infertility guiding them through a lens of personalization.    

Dr. Sarah Zadek ND is a writer and naturopathic doctor with a focus on reproductive health, endocrinology and infertility. She uses the latest evidence-based medicine to enhance her patients' fertility outcomes, and provides clinical support for endometriosis, fibroids and PCOS. 

Sarah is the author of the fertility guidebook "It Takes Two... and a Uterus" which addresses both female and male reproductive health. She has also written for multiple publications and websites across North America over the past decade. She currently practices at Conceive Health in Toronto, an integrative model combining naturopathic medicine with conventional fertility treatment. 

Episode 13. How a severe neurological impairment in her sister led Dr. Pamela Hutchison ND to dedicate her life and practice to uncovering the secrets to better nervous system and brain health. 

For over 20 years, Dr. Pamela Hutchison ND has focused her clinical practice on caring for people living with mood and neurological disorders. She is a lifelong learner with multiple certifications in topics ranging from orthomolecular nutrition to mind-body medicine. Dr. Hutchison has specialized education in managing Parkinson’s disease. In addition to being a successful clinic owner and operator, she is a mother of two, an avid runner, cyclist and community activist.