The BioReset™ Podcast

The BioReset™ Podcast

By Dr Matthew CookMedicineHealth & Fitness
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The BioReset™ Podcast episodes

  • Part 1: Dr. Cook chats with Tony Wrighton as a guest on his Zestology Podcast (Recorded March 28, 2020)

    Has this virus been around longer than we thought? “I had over 15 patients call me in January that they experienced having the worst flu in their life.”

    Tune in as Dr. Cook shares his experience treating patients and recommendations on ways to improve our health and immune system. He lists out a few recommended wellness and drug strategies that can help modulate the immune system and avoid a “cytokine storm”. Some of these mentioned include: 

    • Zinc Lozenges‎
    • SBI Protect Capsules
    • Colostrum 
    • Quercetin 
    • Probiotics 
    • Mitochondrial VirusReset https://www.bioresetmedical.com/virusreset
    • Vitamin C & Lysine
    • Among others…  

     “This is the greatest experiment of our lives. Normally I would treat people and come back in a year and tell you what I learned. This whole thing is so accelerated that we’re going to figure it out quickly”, says Dr. Cook. 

    48 min
  • Part 2: Dr. Cook Podcast chat with Dr. Helen Messier (Recorded March 27, 2020)

    Dr. Messier helps to explain how research typically is done under normal circumstances, compared to how it's being done and published today around this virus epidemic. In other words, tread lightly. Typically scientists and physicians will do research in the lab, capture results and write up a medical paper that eventually gets published. However, before it's published in a medical journal, there is a step that's referred to as the "peer review process". This is proper due diligence that is done in order to ensure findings are fairly sound and experts feel it's suitable for publications. 

    Today, under the current circumstances we find ourselves in, there is a crazy need for information and research, so the rules and the process of sharing this research isn't as diligent. The media is reporting on these findings, despite there being a lack of a peer review process. 

    This means that it could be unfounded and possibly incorrect, such as possible treatments for COVID-19. Tune in as Dr. Messier shares her perspective on this matter and other important considerations, as it relates to medical information that is shared during this period of uncertainty.


    1 hr 11 min
  • Part 1: Dr. Cook chats with Dr. Matthew Dawson, an emergency medicine physician in Lexington, Kentucky (Recorded March 30, 2020)

    Dr. Dawson is on the front lines as an ER Doctor in Lexington and shares his perspective and protocols on all things Covid-19. He compares it to a war-time state emergency room situation. "It's kind of a surreal situation and we are doing the best we can, including using one mask per shift, says Dr. Dawson."

    Tune in as Dr. Cook then discussed the benefits of Ozone Therapy with Dr. Dawson and addresses some of the most commonly asked questions as it relates to finding possible cures and treating symptoms of the Covid-19. "Ozone may have a killing effect on viruses and may also have an effect that makes viruses less able to infect us." - Dr. Cook 

    36 min
  • Part 3: Dr. Cook chats with Jackee Stang from Delic Radio (Recorded March 26, 2020)

    In part 3 of Dr Cook and Jackee Stang's (Delic Radio) fireside chat, they address the impact the Corona Virus pandemic is having (and will continue to have) on mental health. They equate the virus to its own depressive journey with a multitude of ups and downs and project how important it's going to be  to gather multiple opinions on the subject, mixed with scientific data, to find new ways to treat patients. Otherwise it just becomes another data point, with no context. Its that explorative and open approach to medicine that is going to speed up science and mental health treatment as a result of this. Dr. Cook goes on muse that 100's of trials will be rushed through as a matter of pandemic urgency, meaning quasi legal treatments for depression like 'ketamine' become more mainstream. He goes on to say that there are early mentions of how it's now legal to treat patients with ketamine via telemedicine. It's possible to ship ketamine, have the patient take an oral dissolve and complete their ketamine treatment journey all via Zoom. As the fireside chat evolves, Dr. Cook and Jackee go on to discuss other mental health treatments that are not only therapeutic but help reset a patients physical pain and anxiety. "Even if these progressive treatments give me just a day, a week, maybe 2 weeks of hope then it’s worth it for me." - Jackee Stang

    1 hr 13 min
  • Part 1: Dr. Cook Podcast Series with Dr. Helen Messier (Recorded March 24, 2020)

    Dr. Helen Messier talks with Dr. Cook and shares her medically-sound perspective on why this virus is different from other viruses we’ve encountered in the past. Why didn’t we pay closer attention to this virus sooner? What makes the Covid-19 so severe and paradoxical compared to other diseases? What is the typical “avatar” or the typical person who shows no symptoms yet spreads the virus? Dr. Helen Messier shares with listeners how the medical community is all pulling together, trying their best to cooperate and work towards a common goal of finding treatments and preventative measures to avoid further spread.

     

    55 min
  • Part 2: Dr. Cook Q&A Series: Richard Rossi: March 22nd 2020

    Listen in as Dr. Cook and Richard Rossi share their perspectives on the importance, now more than ever, of crowd-sourcing the knowledge and wisdom from medical professionals and scientists around the world to explore solutions for this and future epidemics we may encounter.

    Dr. Cook & Rossi share their perspective on how the current times are some of the most amazing and frustrating times they have ever experienced for scientific experts and society as a whole.

    Could there be an enormous upside and long lasting positive impact to what's happening to the world today? Dr. Cook and Rossi believe there is & they'll share their reasons why.

    54 min
  • Dr. Cook Q&A Series: Dr Terry L. Cochran, MD Doctor, Metro Washington DC Area: March 20th 2020

    In this Q&A Episode with Dr Matthew Cook, Dr. Terry L. Cochran talks about some of the early cases of COVID-19 she has encountered, some of these as early as December last year that were initially misdiagnosed. She goes on to state that despite some of these cases being found in 'high risk patients with high blood pressure and diabetes, they have since made full recoveries. Listen as they discuss this and much more related to Dr. Cochran's personalized supplement model that brings her patients to sustainable health using the bodies blueprint to optimize and heal itself. Not to be missed for anyone looking to learn more about how to protect and optimize their health during the virus outbreak.

    1 hr 32 min
  • Dr. Cook chats with Jackee Stang from Delic Radio: Part 1 March 18th 2020

    Dr. Mathew Cook sat with Jackee Stang from Delic Radio on March 17th to share more on COVID-19 and to talk all things a viral. Delic Radio is for the psychedelically curious. Jackee Stang invites leading experts in psychedelic news, science, and culture to speak with her on Delic Radio. 
    Dr. Cook compares this virus' attack to our immune system to the "Bad Cop Bad Cop" scene from The Other Guys. A virus that causes a catastrophic punch to our immune system and an enormous amount of inflammation that moves from the lungs to the rest of the body - with no "good cop" in site with a balance response. 

    1 hr 25 min

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In this thought provoking and educational BioReset™ Podcast, Dr. Matthew Cook distills his 20+ years of medical knowledge and experience treating thousands of patients using a variety of integrative…