We are excited to announce our newest episode of the podcast Pod of Inquiry! In this episode we welcome Christian Drapeau, MSc., a leading researcher in stem cells and cell mobilization. He will be discussing how his research has led him to develop a new method for mobilizing stem cells with StemRegen. Christian is an internationally recognized expert on stem cell biology and its application in regenerative medicine.

After listening to this one you might just start self-mobilization!

We are excited to share our newest podcast episode featuring Dr. Emily Rowe, an internist who is also a specialist in traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture. In this episode, she will discuss the history of these ancient healing practices and how they can be used to treat complex chronic disease.

We are so excited to share the latest episode of the Pod of Inquiry featuring an interview with renowned biomechanist, Dr. Edward S. Glaser about his innovative Relax, Release, Relief manual techniques for managing chronic pain! Thanks for tuning in – we hope you enjoy the show! Sincerely, Pod of Inquiry Team

This week's episode of the Pod of Inquiry features renowned biomechanics expert and inventor, Dr. Edward S. Glaser! During this special interview, we discuss how his innovative calibrated orthotic devices and his MASS theory have changed the way we think about biomechanics. This is a great conversation that is so informative—please join us.

This week's episode is a case study dealing with revision tarsal tunnel surgery. We discuss a really interesting case that illustrates the complexity of tarsal tunnel surgery and considerations of revision tarsal tunnel surgery—maybe the most complex peripheral nerve surgery in the lower extremity. Please join me in this great discussion with Drs. Gumbiner, Dr. Reittinger, and Dr. Nagra.

Are you curious about direct pay medical care and how it could potentially revolutionize your practice and life? Join us this week on the Pod of Inquiry as we explore this topic in-depth with our special guest, Dr. Tea Nguyen! Dr. Tea is a physician who has made direct payment her primary model of care for over the last several years now, and she will be discussing what changes have been seen since then from both patient and provider perspectives. She'll also provide insight into how to get started if you are considering transitioning your practice to a fully self-pay model.

Are you curious about the latest findings in regenerative medicine and how it's changing the way we approach so many different conditions? On this week's episode of the Pod of Inquiry, we're joined by renowned physician, Dr. Bruce Werber the CEO of BioXtek to discuss the groundbreaking research in this field. Tune in as he shares insights on what regenerative medicine is, why it matters, and how new advancements are helping us tackle medical challenges like never before! Don't miss out - listen now!

This episode features Drs. Alvaro Iborra and Manuel Villaneuva discussing the latest breakthroughs in ultrasound guided minimally invasive surgery. In this episode, we explore how this technology has revolutionized surgical practices and improved patient outcomes. We'll also be discussing the challenges posed by using such a complex system and what steps need to be taken to ensure its safe implementation into clinical practice. Don't miss out on this exciting discussion with two world-renowned experts! Please tune in this week for an informative podcast that you won't want to miss!

On this week's episode on the Pod of Inquiry, we have Dr. Eduard Rabat. In this conversation, Dr. Rabat provides an in-depth and incredibly insightful exploration into the classification of Morton's neuroma cases. We also discuss many other facets of forefoot surgery that will give the listener some clinical nuggets that could improve overall patient outcomes!

We are pleased to announce that this week's episode of the Pod of Inquiry will feature my conversation with renowned physician and researcher Dr. David Armstrong discussing his groundbreaking research on ulcer remission in diabetics. Dr. Armstrong is a professor at The Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California USC Medical School. He has been researching novel treatments for diabetic foot ulcers for over two decades and has published numerous articles on the subject in leading medical journals. His most recent work focuses on how to reduce rates of amputation among people with diabetes who develop foot ulcers, as well as strategies for improving wound healing outcomes overall. In this podcast episode, you'll hear from Dr. Armstrong about his work in this area and learn more about what it takes to achieve successful remission from diabetic foot ulcers through innovative treatment options.