Dan Rubin sits down with world-renowned neuropsychologist and clinical innovator, Amy Serin, PhD to explore the intersection of neuroscience, mental health, and resilience. From EMDR and the salience network to cutting-edge neurofeedback and brain mapping, Dr. Serin explains how we can close the loop on treatment by measuring what matters—and how advanced tools like the NeuroMatrix helmet and tactile bilateral stimulation are changing lives inside and outside the clinic.

Whether you're navigating a cancer diagnosis, trauma, anxiety, or just want to optimize your performance, this conversation offers new possibilities for healing the brain and calming the body—efficiently, precisely, and naturally.

Chapters: 


00:00 – Welcome to Rubin On Point


00:42 – Why understanding your brain matters


01:28 – What makes The Serin Center unique


03:08 – Mental health is physical: measuring the brain


05:07 – Closing the loop with neurotechnology


05:57 – What is “The Stress Switch”?


07:01 – EMDR & trauma treatment through the salience network


10:12 – Why bilateral stimulation works


13:57 – The real reason EMDR might not work for some


15:52 – “Lunch on Tuesday”: how healing should feel


17:09 – Mistakes therapists make with EMDR


20:04 – Brain mapping & unplugging the “Whack-a-Mole”


22:19 – Why neurofeedback works when meds don’t


24:06 – QEEG explained + how it's used


27:01 – Vetting your neurofeedback practitioner


30:11 – 19-point vs. 2-point neurofeedback


34:01 – What’s actually happening during neurofeedback


36:07 – Enhancing treatment with Dharma Doctors devices


40:05 – Deep dive on the NeuroMatrix helmet


43:01 – Red light therapy and cognitive preservation


45:01 – Why this tech matters for trauma, Parkinson’s, and beyond


46:21 – Final takeaways: precision, personalization, and potential

What happens when groundbreaking cancer research threatens the status quo?

In this episode, Dr. Dan Rubin sits down with Sylvie Beljanski—author, lawyer, and daughter of the late Dr. Mirko Beljanski—to uncover a powerful story of scientific discovery, political suppression, and resilience.

Sylvie shares how her father's innovative research into plant-based compounds that selectively target cancer cells was nearly lost forever.

From the shocking arrest of her parents to rebuilding the research through the Beljanski Foundation, this conversation dives into science, courage, and legacy—plus the latest clinical trials exploring stem cells, RNA fragments, and natural compounds with profound potential in integrative oncology.

Topics covered include:

Her father's early discovery of DNA destabilization and environmental carcinogens

 Natural compounds that target cancer cells without harming healthy cells

 Research on ovarian, prostate, pancreatic, and breast cancer stem cells

Clinical trials on RNA extracts that support bone marrow during chemotherapy

 Building the Beljanski Foundation and honoring a legacy

Chapters

00:00 – Introduction

01:00 – Sylvie’s legal background & the call that changed everything

04:00 – Her father's discovery: DNA destabilization and cancer

07:00 – Plant extracts that selectively inhibit cancer cell replication

09:00 – Mitterrand’s prostate cancer recovery

11:00 – Rebuilding the science in the U.S.

13:00 – Clinical insights with Columbia University & CTCA

17:30 – Cancer stem cells: the next frontier

19:00 – Golden ginkgo extract & angiogenesis

21:00 – RNA fragments for immune support during chemotherapy

23:30 – Clinical trials and collaborative research

24:30 – The power of community and legacy

26:00 – Where to find Sylvie and her work

🌐 Learn more:

    •    www.beljanski.org (https://www.beljanski.org/)

    •    www.maisonbeljanski.com (https://www.maisonbeljanski.com/)

Welcome to Rubin On Point, the podcast where we explore cancer resilience, integrative healing, and the human spirit.

In this episode, Dr. Dan Rubin sits down with Stephanie Sutton to explore her incredible five-year journey living beyond a metastatic breast cancer diagnosis — and the energetic, emotional, and medical tools that helped her reclaim her life.

Stephanie shares how ancestral healing, energetic awareness, forgiveness, and integrative oncology transformed her path.

She offers insights not only on living with a cancer diagnosis but on what it means to truly live, set boundaries, and embrace personal transformation.Don’t miss this inspiring, raw, and deeply human conversation.

Chapters:

00:00 Welcome & Introduction

01:04 Meeting Stephanie Sutton

02:56 The Power of Green: Symbols of Vitality

03:19 Stephanie’s Diagnosis Journey

07:12 The Hawaii Turning Point

09:03 Receiving the Cancer Diagnosis

12:10 Experiencing Energetic Awareness

17:17 Generational Healing & Forgiveness

25:06 Integrating Conventional & Energetic Medicine

27:56 Navigating Treatment Adjustments

36:12 Releasing the Cancer Label

40:17 Vision of Healing & Declaring Clarity

42:28 What Cancer Really Means

44:38 Helping Others & Transition Coaching

45:03 Closing Reflections & Takeaways

Think micro-greens are just a garnish? Think again.

Micro-greens have a macro impact on health – perhaps the wellness bio-hack you’re missing.

Join Dr. Rubin as he visits Urban Roots Farms, a local operation in Scottsdale Arizona, redefining nutrition with purpose-grown micro-greens.

Meet two former athletes turned entrepreneurs who are using intention and quality to make micro-greens a powerful tool for recovery, resilience, and overall health, Dr.Robb Blackaby and Ryan Kealy .

Whether you're navigating chronic illness or optimizing athletic performance, these greens deliver more than just a garnish—they're a bio-hack for your wellness.

Check them out at UrbanRootsFarms.com

Plus, don’t miss how cutting-edge freeze-drying technology will make them more accessible than ever.  

This conversation dives deep into:

Why micro-greens are nutrient powerhouses 🌱

The surprising link between sports recovery and edible plants

How freeze-drying technology could bring fresh nutrition to communities everywhere

Ways micro-greens can support people undergoing cancer treatment

A behind-the-scenes look at sustainable, mindful farming in action

Whether you're an athlete, a parent, a person with a cancer diagnosis, or simply curious about plant-powered healing—this episode offers practical inspiration and powerful insight into the future of food and wellness.

Chapters:

00:00 – Welcome to Rubin On Point

01:00 – What Are Micro-greens, Really?

02:30 – From Sports to Soil: How They Got Started

05:00 – Kids & Micro-greens: Taste and Transformation

08:30 – Freeze-Dried Nutrition for Every Household

12:00 – Micro-greens as Functional Food for Cancer Recovery

16:00 – Mental Health, Resilience, and the Micro-greens Connection

21:00 – Behind the Scenes at Urban Roots Farm

28:00 – Micro-greens in Schools and Underserved Communities

33:00 – Next-Gen Nutrition: What’s Coming Next

35:00 – Tour the Farm with Dr. Rubin

Welcome to Rubin On Point, the podcast where we explore cancer resilience, integrative healing, and the human spirit.

In this episode, Dr. Dan Rubin sits down with Stephanie Sutton to explore her incredible five-year journey living beyond a metastatic breast cancer diagnosis — and the energetic, emotional, and medical tools that helped her reclaim her life.Stephanie shares how ancestral healing, energetic awareness, forgiveness, and integrative oncology transformed her path.

She offers insights not only on living with a cancer diagnosis but on what it means to truly live, set boundaries, and embrace personal transformation.Don’t miss this inspiring, raw, and deeply human conversation.

Chapters:

00:00 Welcome & Introduction

01:04 Meeting Stephanie Sutton

02:56 The Power of Green: Symbols of Vitality

03:19 Stephanie’s Diagnosis Journey

07:12 The Hawaii Turning Point

09:03 Receiving the Cancer Diagnosis

12:10 Experiencing Energetic Awareness

17:17 Generational Healing & Forgiveness

25:06 Integrating Conventional & Energetic Medicine

27:56 Navigating Treatment Adjustments

36:12 Releasing the Cancer Label

40:17 Vision of Healing & Declaring Clarity

42:28 What Cancer Really Means

44:38 Helping Others & Transition Coaching

45:03 Closing Reflections & Takeaways

Think microgreens are just a garnish? Think again.

Microgreens have a macro impact on health – perhaps the wellness bio-hack you’re missing.

Join Dr. Rubin as he visits Urban Roots Farms, a local operation in Scottsdale Arizona, redefining nutrition with purpose-grown microgreens.

Meet two former athletes turned entrepreneurs who are using intention and quality to make microgreens a powerful tool for recovery, resilience, and overall health, Dr.Robb Blackaby and Ryan Kealy .

Whether you're navigating chronic illness or optimizing athletic performance, these greens deliver more than just a garnish—they're a biohack for your wellness.

Check them out at UrbanRootsFarms.com

Plus, don’t miss how cutting-edge freeze-drying technology will make them more accessible than ever.  

This conversation dives deep into:

Why microgreens are nutrient powerhouses 🌱

The surprising link between sports recovery and edible plants

How freeze-drying technology could bring fresh nutrition to communities everywhere

Ways microgreens can support people undergoing cancer treatment

A behind-the-scenes look at sustainable, mindful farming in action

Whether you're an athlete, a parent, a person with a cancer diagnosis, or simply curious about plant-powered healing—this episode offers practical inspiration and powerful insight into the future of food and wellness.

Chapters:

00:00 – Welcome to Rubin On Point

01:00 – What Are Microgreens, Really?

02:30 – From Sports to Soil: How They Got Started

05:00 – Kids & Microgreens: Taste and Transformation

08:30 – Freeze-Dried Nutrition for Every Household

12:00 – Microgreens as Functional Food for Cancer Recovery

16:00 – Mental Health, Resilience, and the Microgreens Connection

21:00 – Behind the Scenes at Urban Roots Farm

28:00 – Microgreens in Schools and Underserved Communities

33:00 – Next-Gen Nutrition: What’s Coming Next

35:00 – Tour the Farm with Dr. Rubin

Liquid biopsy technology for early cancer detection is here—and it's transforming how we approach prevention, treatment, and the pursuit of better outcomes.Dr. Richard Bernert of Precision Epigenomics introduces EPISEEK™, a groundbreaking liquid biopsy that uses epigenomic analysis to detect DNA changes associated with over 60 types of cancer.The landscape of cancer detection and prevention is shifting rapidly—mirroring the accelerating environmental factors linked to rising cancer incidence. Now more than ever, proactive action is essential.Tune in to learn how epigenomics plays a critical role in early cancer detection and how this knowledge can save lives. Gaining early insight—for yourself and those you love—undoubtedly leads to better outcomes.Want to learn more about EPISEEK™? Check out precision-epigenomics.com for more information about liquid biopsies.0:00 - Introduction to Rubin On Point0:45 - Why Early Cancer Detection Matters2:10 - Meet Dr. Richard Bernert & Precision Epigenomics5:05 - The Global Cancer Crisis: Why Detection Is Key8:20 - Current Cancer Screening Limitations10:45 - How Liquid Biopsy Works14:30 - Epigenetics 101: What You Need to Know17:15 - The Future of Cancer Screening: 60+ Cancer Types Detected21:30 - Who Should Consider This Test?24:00 - How to Access Epic’s Liquid Biopsy Test27:45 - Minimal Residual Disease & Long-Term Monitoring30:20 - Potential Impact on Patient Outcomes32:45 - How You Can Help Prevent Cancer35:00 - What’s Next for Early Cancer Detection?

Donna Whittington transformed a diagnosis into a mission—and juice into medicine. 

Faced with a breast cancer diagnosis at the onset of the pandemic, she leaned into integrative healing with extraordinary effort.

Blending conventional and naturopathic treatments with lifestyle changes and therapeutic juice rituals, Donna not only experienced personal transformation but also discovered a deeper sense of purpose.

As founder of Heal with Juice, she now channels that journey into empowering others. In this episode, Donna joins Dr. Dan Rubin to share how she squeezed the most out of adversity, revealing powerful health tips and turning her healing path into a movement that helps others nourish their own.

Award-winning chef Jennifer Caraway founded a nonprofit organization The Joy Bus, that delivers fresh, chef-prepared meals to individuals battling cancer. In the process of her endeavors, she has drawn the attention of leaders across medicine, food, and policy.

In this episode, Dr. Dan Rubin, a respected member of The Joy Bus’ Food is Medicine Committee, joins Jennifer and fellow committee members in discussing how the organization’s mission is evolving into something far greater. Dr. Shad Marvasti, director of the University of Arizona’s Culinary Medicine Program, reveals cutting-edge developments in nutritional science and public health—raising the question: could insurance-covered produce be the next frontier? Dr. Robb Blackaby, a renowned physical therapist turned microgreens farmer, sheds light on the power of microgreens and how performance nutrition has influenced many of the top athletes he has worked with.

What began as a heartfelt mission to honor Jennifer’s dear friend Joy has since painted a vivid picture of what food as medicine looks like when love is the secret ingredient—positioning The Joy Bus as a powerful model for a more humane, health-driven future.

In this bold and humanistic episode, Dr. Dan Rubin is joined by Dr. Jenn Simmons—top breast surgeon turned integrative oncologist—for a conversation that redefines what it means to care for women with breast cancer.

Dr. Simmons shares her personal story, from growing up in a family deeply impacted by cancer to becoming the first fellowship-trained breast surgeon in Philadelphia. But her real transformation came when she realized that conventional care wasn’t enough. Today, she’s on a mission to change the conversation around breast cancer—from screening methods to the physiology of estrogen to the reality so many women face after conventional treatment.

This episode tackles:

The emotional and physical cost of survivorship

Some surprising opinions about mammograms

Why estrogen may not be the enemy

The importance of giving women health plans—not just treatment plans

If you’ve ever felt like there must be more to breast cancer care—you’re right. This episode is your invitation to think differently, advocate boldly and reclaim your health journey.