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#130 Dr. Ed Caddye - The Future of Medicine. A decentralized approach to health

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Medical Doctor trained in Health Optimization Medicine. Clinical Research Fellow in Imaging with a focus on Metabolic Psychiatry. Movement Specialist developing Movement-Assisted Therapy for Physical & Mental Suffering. Dr. Caddye helps driven professionals and athletes rebuild confidence in their bodies after pain or injury. His background spans Biochemistry, Medicine, Psychiatry, Neuroscience and Movement — and over time he’s come to see that the most effective solutions for pain aren’t always found within the walls of conventional practice. Alongside his medical work, he's been exploring a more decentralized, systems-based approach to health — one that integrates physical capacity, mindset, and environment. He was the first UK doctor trained in Health Optimization Medicine by its founder, Dr. Ted Achacoso, and he continues to teach movement principles through Moved Academy, an education platform led by his mentor, Richard Aceves. In practice, that means helping people who’ve been through every scan, stretch, and specialist — yet still can’t return to the activities that make them feel like themselves. Through a structured assessment and long-term coaching process, he helps them rebuild resilience, understand their bodies, and get back to the things that matter most. His goal is simple: to reduce suffering through clarity, movement, and education — bridging the gap between medicine, fitness coaching, and the human experience. summary Dr. Ed Caddye shares his multidisciplinary approach to health, emphasizing movement, metabolism, mental health, and innovative therapies like breathwork and light exposure. Discover how integrating science and holistic practices can transform well-being. Music for episode Renick Turley SedonaFilm | Musician . Cinematographer. Editor  https://www.instagram.com/sedona_film/ https://vimeo.com/renickdp   Dr. Ed Caddye   guest links LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/edcaddy Podcast - https://podcastlink.com/edcaddy https://www.instagram.com/dredcaddye/ https://www.skool.com/dred/about   Connect with Ryan Anderson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/awonderjunkie/ awonderjunkie.com Breathe4Flow.com Rumble https://rumble.com/user/awonderjunkie Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@awonderjunkie iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-wondejunkie/id1739838765 Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/1CcQXpxfV9P89IrKmtV2hS?si=6519a88aef444ba0   Incandescent lighting https://strainlesslighting.com/ 10% off use the code “WONDER” at checkout.   key  topics Movement as a healing tool Lactate metabolism and mental health The role of light and circadian rhythms Fascia and emotional release Psychedelics and neuroplasticity  resources   Dr. Ted Achikoso - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ted-achikoso-123456789 Health Optimization Medicine - https://healthoptimization.org/ Wim Hof Method - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tybOVjAMeWQ Stephen Porges' Safe and Sound Protocol - https://www.sonsoryintegration.org/      keywords   health optimization, breathwork, metabolism, light therapy, neuroplasticity, fascia, lactate, psychedelics, mental health, biohacking

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