Welcome to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast with Dr. Kerry Reller! This week, I’m joined by Dr. Lauren Juyia, a board-certified OB-GYN and stage 4 colon cancer survivor. In this empowering episode, Dr. Juyia breaks down the differences between perimenopause and menopause, explains common symptoms, and shares practical, evidence-based guidance on hormone therapy. We also discuss myths around estrogen, the risks and benefits of HRT, and why women deserve more support and better education during this stage of life.

Dr. Juyia opens up about her personal cancer journey and how it has fueled her mission to increase awareness about colon cancer in younger adults. Tune in for expert insights and compassionate advice for navigating midlife health with confidence.

00:00 – Introduction to Dr. Lauren Juyia
02:15 – Dr. Juyia's cancer journey and colon cancer awareness
06:40 – What is perimenopause vs. menopause?
10:30 – Early symptoms of perimenopause
14:05 – Why menopause symptoms seem “random”
17:50 – Estrogen receptors & how they affect the whole body
20:30 – Why hormone therapy is misunderstood
27:45 – Is hormone testing useful? Dr. Juyia explains
34:20 – FDA-approved vs compounded/pellet hormones
42:00 – How to advocate for yourself and get the care you deserve

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Welcome to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast with Dr. Kerry Reller! This week, I’m joined by Jamie Basak, a registered dietitian, SOS-trained feeding therapist, and pediatric detox specialist based in Lutz, FL. In this episode, Jamie shares her personal and professional journey into helping children with ADHD, behavioral issues, and picky eating—starting with her own kids.

We explore how gut health impacts brain function, signs of mold and metal toxicity in kids, and how nutrition can be a powerful tool for improving focus, behavior, and emotional regulation. Jamie explains her Little Neuro Ninjas program, including how she supports detox pathways and empowers parents to make gradual but lasting changes.

Whether you're a parent navigating ADHD or a provider looking to understand holistic options, this episode is packed with insight and hope.

00:00 – Intro to Jamie Basak and her story
01:41 – How Jamie’s kids inspired her practice shift
04:54 – Signs of mold and heavy metal toxicity in children
05:28 – Gut-brain connection and ADHD
07:30 – Overlooked digestive symptoms in kids with ADHD
08:41 – How parents often feel alone and unheard
10:16 – Sleep, sugar, and red dye—how to spot what’s triggering symptoms
12:45 – Key nutrients for brain health and focus
15:18 – Creative tips to get kids to eat more protein and fiber
19:40 – What detox means for kids with neurodivergence
23:47 – Success story: picky eater to 40+ foods

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Welcome to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast with Dr. Kerry Reller! This week, I’m joined by Dr. Reham Sadek, a child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist based in Tampa and the author of Parenting Kids with ADHD: From Frustration to Fulfillment.

In this episode, Dr. Sadek explains what ADHD really is—a neurodevelopmental disorder of the brain—and how it differs from typical childhood behavior. We discuss how symptoms show up differently in boys vs. girls, the importance of early diagnosis, and why delaying treatment can actually cause more harm.

Dr. Sadek shares evidence-based strategies to support children with ADHD, from medication and therapy to parenting tools and ADHD coaching. She also opens up about what inspired her to write her book and how adjusting the home environment can make a world of difference.

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or healthcare provider, this episode offers practical insights to better understand and support kids with ADHD.

00:00 – Welcome and intro to Dr. Reham Sadek
00:57 – Dr. Sadek’s background and training in psychiatry
02:23 – What is ADHD and why do psychiatrists love treating it?
03:44 – ADHD vs. ADD: what’s changed and why
06:22 – Common signs and symptoms parents should know
08:32 – Why ADHD must show up in multiple settings to diagnose
10:32 – Differences in ADHD presentation between boys and girls
11:29 – Why early treatment for ADHD is so critical
15:14 – Risk factors for ADHD, including genetics and environment
17:46 – Treatment options: meds, therapy, ADHD coaching, digital tools
23:39 – Emotional toll on kids and families—and how treatment helps
25:57 – Dr. Sadek’s book: Parenting Kids with ADHD
28:27 – Helping parents handle guilt, burnout, and frustration
30:59 – Dr. Sadek’s one big piece of advice: treat early
32:24 – Her next book idea: childhood obesity and mental health

Connect with Dr. Sadek
Website: focuspsychiatryclinic.com
Phone: (863) 843-6287
Email: [email protected]
LinkedIn: Dr. Reham Sadek​

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Welcome to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast with Dr. Kerry Reller! This week, I’m joined again by Dr. Valerie Mukanga, general dentist and CEO of Healing Wings Dental in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. In this episode, we take a deep dive into gum disease, discussing what it is, why it happens, and why it matters beyond just your mouth.

Dr. Mukanga explains the difference between gingivitis and periodontitis, the early signs to watch out for, and how poor technique—even if you're brushing daily—can still lead to problems. We cover proper brushing and flossing methods, the role of anti-inflammatory foods, and the connection between gum disease and systemic issues like heart health, stroke, and even sepsis.

Whether you’re trying to improve your own routine or teach your kids better habits, this episode offers clear and actionable advice for a healthier smile and body.

Dr. Valerie Mukanga graduated from Tulane University with a BS in Biology. She received her Doctorate of Dental Surgery at the University of Tennessee Health and Science Center. Following her graduation, she completed a General Practice Residency program at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital before moving to Texas where she has been practicing dentistry. 

Dr. Mukanga is the founder and CEO of Healing Wings Dental in Arlington, Texas. She helps patients attain and maintain optimal dental health and smiles. For her, dentistry is not an option- it is a mission. Dr. Mukanga has been recognized as one of the TOP Doctors by Marquis Who’s Who and as a Top General Dentist by Find a Top Doc and Top Professional by Continental Who’s Who. 

00:28 – Welcome and intro with returning guest Dr. Valerie Mukanga
01:47 – What gum disease actually is: gingivitis vs. periodontitis
03:19 – Signs and symptoms: bleeding gums, swelling, redness
06:11 – Is bleeding from flossing a sign of disease?
08:41 – Brushing technique: 45-degree angle, circular motion
10:32 – Flossing tips: C-shape method and interdental brushes
13:48 – Anti-inflammatory foods that support gum health
16:13 – How gum disease is diagnosed at the dentist
19:07 – What happens next: treatments, cleanings, and medications
21:49 – How gum disease affects the rest of the body
27:04 – Water’s role in oral health + Valerie’s personal bedtime routine

Connect with Dr. Mukanga
Website: www.healingwingsdental.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healingwingsdental/
Instagram: https://instagram.com/healingwingsdental
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@dr.valeriemukanga
Email: [email protected]

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Welcome to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast with Dr. Kerry Reller! This week, I’m joined by Dr. Monica Minjeur, a physician and founder of Radiant Clinic who specializes in helping women restore natural menstrual cycles and improve fertility—without birth control. In this episode, we explore how cycle tracking offers powerful insights into hormone health, why irregular periods are often a sign of deeper issues like PCOS, thyroid dysfunction, or cortisol imbalance, and how Dr. Minjeur helps patients address root causes instead of masking symptoms. Tune in to learn how to take control of your cycle, hormones, and overall health—naturally.

Dr. Monica Minjeur is the founder and CEO of Radiant Clinic in Cedar Rapids, IA. The mission of Radiant Clinic is to restore natural menstrual cycles to improve health and promote fertility. As a board-certified family medicine physician, Dr. Minjeur specializes in testing and treatment for irregular or painful periods, PCOS, recurrent miscarriages, infertility, postpartum depression, PMS/PMDD and other gynecological conditions. She is a member of the International Institute of Restorative Reproductive Medicine and has completed additional medical training in NeoFertility, NaPro Technology, and FEMM Medical Management. Dr. Minjeur is passionate about providing education for using fertility awareness methods to get to the root cause of menstrual-related concerns and improve the health of the women she serves.

0:00 – Welcome & Introduction
1:03 – What Dr. Monica Minjeur Does
1:56 – How a Family Member Inspired Her Career Path
4:28 – The Power of Cycle Tracking
7:35 – How She Starts Evaluations & Teaches Charting
12:23 – Insulin Resistance & Glucose Tolerance Testing
14:02 – Understanding Cortisol & Chronic Stress
18:54 – Thyroid Dysfunction & Its Hidden Signs
25:27 – How to Track Your Cycle with Cervical Mucus
30:56 – Patient Success Stories & Her Unique Practice Model

Connect with Dr. Monica Minjeur
Instagram: radiantclinic_ (https://www.instagram.com/radiantclinic_/)
Website: radiantclinic.com
Facebook: Radiant Clinic (https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092406047321)
Podcast:  “Cycle Wisdom” (https://radiantclinic.com/podcast)
Email: [email protected]

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Welcome back to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast! This week, Dr. Kerry Reller chats with Dr. Mikel Segal—a hospitalist, coach, and expert in holistic wellness—about how coaching can support midlife women in thriving, not just surviving.

Dr. Segal shares how she blends lifestyle medicine with nervous system regulation, mindset shifts, and self-compassion to help clients reduce stress, build healthier habits, and reconnect with their purpose.

We also explore the future of longevity, why it's never too late to take charge of your health, and simple ways to feel better starting today.

If you're ready to improve your quality of life and create meaningful change, this episode is for you!

Dr. Mikel Segal earned her MD at the University of British Columbia and completed her family practice residency at the University of Toronto. With extensive coaching credentials, including training from the Human Potential Institute, a Trauma-Informed Coaching Certificate through Lodestar, Dare to Lead training, somatic work and leadership training with Coaches Rising, she brings a wealth of expertise to her coaching work. Passionate about supporting the wellness of midlife women, she has created an online group program designed to guide and empower women to reach their optimal health so they can live with vitality and purpose. In her free time, she loves hiking, biking, travelling and exploring nature with her family.

00:28 - Welcome and Introduction
00:49 - Meet Dr. Mikel Segal
02:09 - From Medicine to Coaching
03:53 - Coaching vs. Doctoring
06:57 - Supporting the Nervous System
08:46 - Simple Mindfulness Practices
10:14 - Stress Management Tools
11:58 - The Role of Lifestyle Medicine
13:35 - Common Limiting Beliefs
16:30 - A Physician Burnout Success Story
20:42 - The Future of Longevity and Health Tech

Website: www.mikelsegalmd.com or on
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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikelsegalmd 
Podcast: Essential Wellness will be launching February 2025 👀

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Welcome back to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast! This week, Dr. Kerry Reller sits down with Rachel Pienta, OTR, and Dr. Han Nguyen, DPT, to talk all things stroke recovery, neuroplasticity, and an exciting new device called Vivistim.

In this episode, we break down what actually happens during a stroke, how it affects upper limb function, and what recovery really looks like—from hospital care to rehab and beyond. Dr. Nguyen explains the phases of stroke rehab and why early, intensive therapy matters, while Rachel introduces us to Vivistim, an FDA-approved vagus nerve stimulation device helping stroke survivors regain hand and arm function—even years after their stroke.

We discuss how Vivistim works, what makes someone a good candidate, and how therapy paired with vagus nerve stimulation boosts the brain’s ability to rewire itself. You’ll hear real patient stories, get a better understanding of neuroplasticity, and learn why it’s never too late to pursue recovery.

Whether you're a stroke survivor, a caregiver, or just curious about breakthroughs in neurorehab, this episode is packed with hope, science, and actionable insights. Tune in and discover how innovation is changing the game in stroke recovery.

Han Nguyen ("Hon Win") is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and a Board-Certified Specialist in Neurologic Physical Therapy. Han started her career in intensive rehab at Largo West Hospital seeing patients after acute neurological injuries. During this time, Han recognized that there was a big gap in the community between intensive rehab in the hospital and outpatient rehab once patients get discharged. Han left her full time job in 2023 and started Neubility Rehabilitation and Wellness. Neubility Rehab is a specialized physical therapy and occupational therapy practice that focus on motivated individuals with neurological injuries and disorders, such as stroke, Parkinson's, brain and spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, balance and vertigo/dizziness . Neubility Rehab is located in Pinellas Park and they've been proudly serving the Pinellas county community for the last 2 years.

Rachel Pienta is an Occupational Therapist and a Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist with experience across diverse healthcare settings, including Inpatient Rehabilitation, Acute Care Hospitals, Skilled Nursing Facilities, and Home Health Care.  Throughout her career, she has worked with individuals at various stages of recovery following stroke and other medical conditions.  Recently, she transitioned to the role of Therapy Development Specialist at Vivistim, where she provides education and support to stroke survivors, therapists, and other healthcare providers. Vivistim is the first FDA-approved paired vagus nerve stimulation device specifically designed to improve hand and arm function in chronic stroke survivors.


00:28 - Meet Rachel Pienta & Han Nguyen
02:29 - What is a Stroke?
04:19 - Stroke Symptoms and FAST Acronym
05:04 - How Strokes Affect the Brain
06:33 - Acute Stroke Treatment and Rehab Phases
09:53 - Common Stroke Recovery Challenges
10:57 - What is Spasticity?
12:11 - Why Dr. Han Started Her Practice
15:45 - What is Vivistim and How It Works
22:39 - Clinical Results and Patient Success Stories

Neubility Rehabilitation and Wellness
Address: 9079 Belcher Road N, Pinellas Park FL 33782 
Phone: 727-616-0809 
Website: www.neubilityrehab.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/neubilityrehab

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Welcome back to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast! This week is Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Jenna Kazil, a double board-certified vascular and general surgeon based in Bradenton, Florida.

In this episode, we pick up our discussion on hernias—diving deeper into how they form, how to recognize the warning signs, and what treatment options are available. Dr. Kazil breaks down the differences between types of hernias, including inguinal, umbilical, ventral, and incisional hernias, and explains why men are more commonly affected.

We also explore how hernias are diagnosed, when surgery is necessary, and the pros and cons of different repair methods—especially the benefits of robotic surgery and mesh use. Plus, we cover common concerns like mesh safety, recurrence, and how to prevent hernias through proper core strengthening and movement techniques.

Whether you’re dealing with a hernia, recovering from surgery, or just want to understand your body better, this episode is packed with practical insights and expert advice. Tune in and take one step closer to a stronger, healthier you!

Dr. Jenna Caporaso Kazil is a double boarded general and vascular surgeon who works in Bradenton and Sun City Center, Florida. She has won multiple awards including the people’s choice award as well as physician of the year. She is the current vice chief of staff and former chief of surgery at HCA Florida Southshore Hospital. She enjoys robotic, open, and endovascular cases, doing a wide range of procedures. When she isn’t caring for patients, you can find her at the beach with her eight-year-old twins.

0:28 – Picking up where we left off: What is a hernia, really?
0:51 – Different types of hernias: Inguinal, ventral, umbilical, and incisional
1:31 – What to watch for: pain, bulging, and other key symptoms
2:36 – Why men are more prone to inguinal hernias
3:07 – When hernias involve bladder or bowel issues
3:47 – Hernia causes: lifestyle, genetics, and abdominal pressure
4:23 – Diagnosing hernias: physical exam vs imaging
5:36 – When hernias become urgent or emergency cases
8:44 – Surgical options: open repair, mesh, and the benefits of robotic surgery
14:46 – Prevention tips, diastasis recti, and protecting your core

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Website: Website: www.floridasurgicalclinic.com

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Welcome to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast! This week, I’m joined once again by Dr. Jenna Kazil, a double board-certified vascular and general surgeon based in Bradenton, Florida.

In this episode, we dive deep into two critical topics: carotid artery disease and aortic aneurysms. Dr. Kazil explains how carotid artery blockages develop, the signs and symptoms to watch for, and the various surgical and medical treatment options available to prevent strokes. We also explore the causes and risks of aortic aneurysms, how and when they should be screened, and the latest techniques for repairing them, including minimally invasive procedures.

Whether you’re a healthcare provider or someone wanting to better understand these common vascular conditions, this episode offers practical insights and essential takeaways on prevention and treatment. Tune in to learn how early detection and the right intervention can save lives!

Dr. Jenna Caporaso Kazil is a double boarded general and vascular surgeon who works in Bradenton and Sun City Center, Florida. She has won multiple awards including the people’s choice award as well as physician of the year. She is the current vice chief of staff and former chief of surgery at HCA Florida Southshore Hospital. She enjoys robotic, open, and endovascular cases, doing a wide range of procedures. When she isn’t caring for patients, you can find her at the beach with her eight-year-old twins.

0:28 Welcome and guest introduction
1:27 What is carotid artery disease?
2:53 How blockages form and why this area is vulnerable
3:55 Signs and symptoms of carotid disease
5:34 Listening for bruits and screening
6:36 Carotid ultrasound and severity
8:49 Who needs treatment and how risks are evaluated
11:55 Three procedures to treat carotid disease
16:08 Medical management and prevention strategies
19:45 Intro to aortic aneurysms and risk factors

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Website: Website: www.floridasurgicalclinic.com

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Welcome to the Get Healthy Tampa Bay Podcast!

This week, I’m joined by Dr. Abida Taher, an oncoradiologist and founder of UnCancer, and Dr. Robyn Lesser, a pediatric dentist. Together, they are bridging the gap in cancer care by providing essential support beyond medical treatment.

In this episode, we discuss the challenges cancer patients face outside the clinic, particularly with oral health, nutrition, and comfort during treatment. Dr. Taher and Dr. Lesser share how UnCancer offers practical solutions, from specialized oral care products to thoughtfully designed comfort wear for patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiation. They also explain the critical need for better collaboration between oncologists and dentists and how their mission is improving the overall well-being of cancer patients and survivors.

Tune in to learn how these innovations are making a real difference in the lives of those navigating cancer treatment and recovery!

00:28 - Welcome and Guest Introductions
01:21 - Dr. Abida Taher: Oncology and UnCancer's Mission
02:48 - Dr. Robyn Lesser: Pediatric Dentistry and Cancer Care
05:42 - The Gap in Cancer Patient Support
10:53 - Oral Health Challenges During Cancer Treatment
13:09 - Expanding UnCancer’s Impact and Future Goals
17:55 - The Comfort Wear Line for Cancer Patients
23:48 - Addressing Peripheral Neuropathy and Side Effects
26:02 - Integrating Cancer Support into Healthcare Systems
29:56 - Final Advice and How to Connect with UnCancer

Connect with Dr. Taher and Dr. Lesser
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uncancer.team

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uncancer.team/

Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/uncancerteam/

Website: www.uncancer.com

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