Dr. Jason Farrah interviews Jeffrey and Lauren Jensen. On this episode the couple discusses their meal prep company as well as their path to bodybuilding. Jeff also details his personal journey from weighing 350+ pounds to starting his pursuit of winning a bodybuilding competition.

Dr. Jeff Farrah and his brother/co-host Dr. Jason Farrah discuss some of the most frequently asked questions that female patients have about bioidentical hormone replacement therapy.

Dr. Anthony earned both his Doctor of Chiropractic and Health & Sciences degree from New York Chiropractic College in Seneca Falls, New York. Prior to receiving his Chiropractic degree, Dr. Anthony received his Physical Therapy Assistant License and specialized in outpatient neurological rehab working with a variety of conditions.

Dr. Anthony earned both his Doctor of Chiropractic and Health & Sciences degree from New York Chiropractic College in Seneca Falls, New York. Prior to receiving his Chiropractic degree, Dr. Anthony received his Physical Therapy Assistant License and specialized in outpatient neurological rehab working with a variety of conditions.

On this episode, Dr. Jeff Farrah and his brother/co-host Dr. Jason Farrah discuss breast cancer, and more specifically the relationship between bio-identical hormone replacement therapy and breast cancer.

On this episode, Dr. Jason Farrah and his brother/co-host Dr. Jeff Farrah discuss prostate health, and more specifically the relationship between testosterone and prostate health. In this episode they cover prostate function and PSA levels to lay the foundation for a broader discussion around prostate cancer and whether or not TRT poses any risk of cancer.

On this episode, Dr. Jeff Farrah and his brother/co-host Dr. Jason Farrah begin the episode by discussing some recent news involving the FDA and peptides. They also talk about the relationship between diabetes and testosterone levels which leads to a broader discussion about continuous glucose monitoring, patient autonomy, and hormone optimization.

On this episode, Dr. Jason Farrah reviews the results of his continuous glucose monitoring with his brother/co-host Dr. Jeff Farrah. This leads to a discussion of the full CGM process, specifically from the patient's perspective.

Dr. Mike Zoda received his Bachelors in Chemistry from Illinois Wesleyan University in 1974 and then graduated from Florida State University with a Ph.D. in Chemistry in 1981. He returned to FSU to obtain a Ph.D. in Marriage & Family Therapy in 1988 and shortly after established a private practice in Tallahassee, FL  where he still practices today. In addition to the practice of Marriage & Family Therapy, Dr. Zoda has extensive experience with mood and anxiety disorders, as well healing from childhood trauma and abuse.

On this episode he discusses the differences between IQ and EQ which leads to a broader discussion about therapy, self awareness, cognition, and intuition.

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On this episode, Dr. Jason Farrah and his brother/co-host Dr. Jeff Farrah compare subcutaneous and intramuscular testosterone therapy.