Dr. Erin Faules interviews entrepreneur and health coach Alexandrea Eliman about her decades-long journey with autoimmune disease. Ali shares her personal experiences with ulcerative colitis, the power of trusting your intuition, and practical strategies to reduce inflammation, manage stress, and optimize daily habits for long-term wellness.

Dr. Jeff Graham talks with Matt Zemon, author and expert on psychedelic therapies, about the transformative potential of psychedelics for mental health conditions like PTSD, depression, and anxiety. Matt shares insights from his work with veterans and discusses safe practices, legal considerations, and how psychedelics may fundamentally shift our approach to emotional and psychological healing.

Steve Weatherholt talks with Emma Tekstra, a global health consultant, about the four key pillars of well-being: physical, mental, social, and spiritual health. Emma shares how she used natural approaches to improve her son’s health and why personalized, holistic care matters. Learn how diet, movement, community, and faith all play a role in helping us thrive.

In this eye-opening episode of the Wild Health Podcast, Dr. Carl Seger talks with Dr. Julie Siemers—a nurse leader, patient safety consultant, and bestselling author of Surviving Your Hospital Stay. Drawing on 40+ years in healthcare, Dr. Siemers discusses how communication breakdowns, misdiagnoses, medication errors, and lack of patient advocacy continue to threaten safety in hospitals. Listeners will learn crucial, actionable tips: from checking hospital safety scores to speaking up using her "Three P’s" (Be Present, Be Polite, Be Persistent) and “CUS” words (Concerned, Uncomfortable, Scared, Safety). Whether you're a patient, caregiver, or clinician, this conversation reveals how being informed and assertive can save lives.

In this episode of the Wild Health Podcast, Dr. Jeff Graham interviews Chris Burres, Chief Scientist at MyVitalC, about the revolutionary molecule ESS60. Chris shares the fascinating history behind ESS60, a Nobel Prize-winning carbon molecule, and its astonishing effects on longevity and health optimization. They dive deep into how ESS60 could combat oxidative stress, support mitochondrial health, reduce inflammation, and potentially extend lifespan dramatically. Chris also discusses his background in improv comedy and the mindset shifts needed for better health and longevity. This is a must-listen for anyone passionate about cutting-edge science, healthspan enhancement, and practical longevity hacks.

In this powerful episode, Dr. Erin Faules sits down with two inspiring Wild Health patients, Julie and Susan, to unpack their transformative journeys toward optimal health. Both busy professionals and mothers, they share how personalized data, wearable tech, and a relentless drive for better health have helped them take control of their well-being, even after life-altering diagnoses and family health tragedies. From overcoming chronic joint pain to battling MS, these women reveal how prioritizing health today—not tomorrow—creates a ripple effect of vitality, resilience, and longevity. If you're feeling overwhelmed or unsure where to start, this conversation offers actionable insights, relatable stories, and plenty of motivation to start building your health portfolio.

In this deeply inspiring episode of the Wild Health Podcast, host Steve sits down with health coach and biohacker Sara Banta—founder of Accelerated Health Products. Sara shares her powerful journey from battling chronic health conditions (and a terrifying leukemia scare with her son) to pioneering a line of advanced, frequency-enhanced supplements. Together, they dive into the misunderstood world of detoxification, the critical role of liver health, the danger of "healthy" foods that may do more harm than good, and how to navigate the noisy supplement space. This episode is packed with science, real stories, and powerful takeaways to transform your health, energy, and longevity.

This episode of the Wild Health podcast dives deep into the power of Precision Medicine in crafting personalized nutrition plans. Hosts Dr. Erin Faules and Ariana Fiorita, an expert dietitian and health coach, explore how genetics, blood work, and real-time data can transform the way we approach food. From Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) to genetic insights on macronutrient processing, they discuss how personalized health strategies can optimize energy levels, metabolic function, and long-term well-being. They also highlight the invaluable role of health coaches in helping patients bridge the gap between data and daily action, ensuring that lifestyle changes are both effective and sustainable. If you've ever wondered why one-size-fits-all diets don’t work—or how to truly personalize your nutrition—this episode is a must-listen!

In this episode, hosts Dr. Erin Faules and Dr. Jeff Graham dive deep into advanced testing methods that detect health risks before they become life-threatening. They highlight cardiovascular disease prevention, cancer screening, and metabolic health monitoring, emphasizing how new tools like Cleerly heart scans, full-body MRIs, and CGMs can transform modern healthcare. The conversation also covers VO2 Max, Dexa scans, and epigenetic testing, offering listeners a data-driven approach to optimizing health and longevity.

This week’s Wild Health podcast episode focuses on the experiences and expertise of Dr. Kalin Johnson, a clinical pharmacist and neurodivergent mentor, who discusses autism, sensory processing differences, and communication challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals. The conversation dives deep into the misconceptions about autism, highlighting the diversity within the autistic community and the importance of understanding individual sensory and communication needs. Dr. Johnson also provides insights into how non-autistic individuals can better communicate with and support autistic individuals, particularly in healthcare and professional settings. The discussion touches on the prevalence of autism, the importance of proper diagnosis, and strategies for sensory regulation, making the episode an invaluable resource for both healthcare professionals and neurodivergent individuals.