Explore the rapid evolution, science, and impact of Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (dTMS) for mental health. Muhamad Aly Rifai, MD and the Israeli TMS Host dive into breakthrough protocols, technical details, and compelling patient stories to illuminate hope for treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, OCD, and smoking addiction.

Dive into real-life stories from Doctor Not Guilty, exploring the intersection of medicine, law, and politics. Loren and Lucas follow Dr. Rifai’s journey from childhood trauma to courtroom victory, examining how the justice system can turn healers into defendants—and what it takes for physicians to survive and reclaim dignity.

This episode delves deep into the growing use of kratom in the U.S., exploring its pharmacology, potential dangers, mental health risks, pandemic-era trends, and the debate over regulation. Dr. Rifai and Dr. Clement dissect evidence and stories from the field, exposing both the hopes and hazards surrounding this controversial substance.

Dr. Muhamad Aly Rifai faced healthcare fraud charges but triumphed with a not-guilty verdict, exposing flaws in government analytics and systemic biases in healthcare enforcement against minority doctors. This episode examines his legal journey, the courtroom battle, and his ongoing advocacy to protect physician rights through partnerships and education. Learn about the tools and strategies helping doctors build compliant and resilient practices.

In this episode, Dr. Rifai and Dr. Russo delve into the evolving science and controversy around diagnosing neurocognitive disorders in political leaders. Drawing from recent DSM-5-TR updates and high-profile debates about presidential fitness, they explore the intersection of medicine, ethics, and the public spotlight.

Explore the untold stories of physician patriots in America's founding and their enduring influence on medicine, liberty, and activism. Dr. Rifai and Dr. Russo examine how historical figures like Benjamin Rush shaped the nation and compare their struggles to today’s challenges facing doctors.

Explore the implications of President Trump's 2025 Executive Order on overcriminalization in federal regulations. Discover how it affects individuals, small businesses, and the broader regulatory landscape.

Dr. Dana Corriel and Dr. Rifai share their perspectives on the ethical dilemmas and legal consequences physicians face when helping others, whether online or in person. Featuring a story from Dr. Annet Alenyo Ngabirano, who faced wrongful detention in Uganda after aiding accident victims, this episode explores the gaps in Good Samaritan laws and offers practical advice for minimizing risks in emergency situations.

Nearly 1 in 4 U.S. adults are on psychotropic medications, a trend accelerated by the pandemic. In this episode, Dr. Rifai examines the systemic flaws driving overmedication, the growing movement to taper medications, and initiatives like the NICE guidelines and the "Make America Healthy Again Commission" aiming to reshape mental health care. Patient stories and expert insights underscore the need for holistic mental health reform.

In this Episode Muhamad Aly Rifai discusses with Pharmacist Norman Clement the Impact of Criminal and Civil prosecutions on our patients and communities and how the United States Department of Justice unjust prosecution have impacted communities around the Nation