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Ever feel like public health advice is more politics than science? In this episode, Dr. Ryan Partovi, JD, NMD, MIFHI, and Mrs. Madi Partovi cut through the static to expose what’s really influencing parental choices—from surprising vaccine data to how childhood wounds play out in adulthood, and even why a little “magic applesauce” might be smarter than Tylenol for your kids.
Dr. Ryan and Mrs. Madi Partovi are back, bringing a powerful mix of research, real world stories, and straight-up candor. In this episode:
- They unravel the overlooked dangers of Tylenol in pregnancy and the link to autism research that doctors rarely mention.
- Explore how broken relationships between parents and their own fathers might have ripple effects across generations of women and children.
- Lay out the financial motives behind corporate medicine—and why so few are asking the big questions about vaccine injuries and the narratives pressed by pharma.
- Share practical strategies for getting “complete” with parental relationships and for thinking clearly before acting on social media drama or viral trends.
Don’t just take their word for it—listen, research, and start a real conversation in your circle. Share this episode with someone who needs a dose of truth, and keep questioning old stories so each family can make empowered, informed choices.
What Most Doctors Are Missing Episode
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Ready to take charge of your family’s health? Visit https://www.aspenwellnessinstitute.com to access personalized wellness solutions, expert guidance, and a community that supports informed, empowered health choices.
The contents of this podcast are for educational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Talk to your medical professional before starting any new treatment.
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Ever feel like public health advice is more politics than science? In this episode, Dr. Ryan Partovi, JD, NMD, MIFHI, and Mrs. Madi Partovi cut through the static to expose what’s really influencing parental choices—from surprising vaccine data to how childhood wounds play out in adulthood, and even why a little “magic applesauce” might be smarter than Tylenol for your kids.
Dr. Ryan and Mrs. Madi Partovi are back, bringing a powerful mix of research, real world stories, and straight-up candor. In this episode:
- They unravel the overlooked dangers of Tylenol in pregnancy and the link to autism research that doctors rarely mention.
- Explore how broken relationships between parents and their own fathers might have ripple effects across generations of women and children.
- Lay out the financial motives behind corporate medicine—and why so few are asking the big questions about vaccine injuries and the narratives pressed by pharma.
- Share practical strategies for getting “complete” with parental relationships and for thinking clearly before acting on social media drama or viral trends.
Don’t just take their word for it—listen, research, and start a real conversation in your circle. Share this episode with someone who needs a dose of truth, and keep questioning old stories so each family can make empowered, informed choices.
What Most Doctors Are Missing Episode
We love hearing from you! Do you have questions or want to suggest a future podcast topic? Email us today at [email protected] — your input helps us create content that serves you best.
Ready to take charge of your family’s health? Visit https://www.aspenwellnessinstitute.com to access personalized wellness solutions, expert guidance, and a community that supports informed, empowered health choices.
The contents of this podcast are for educational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice. Talk to your medical professional before starting any new treatment.
Don’t forget to subscribe for more enriching discussions, and leave a review if you loved the episode!