EPISODE · Oct 1, 2026 · 13 MIN
Ep. 1 | Function Over Fix
from Function Over Fix · host Dr. Tim Augustyniak
What does it actually take to get healthy—and stay healthy? In the first episode of Function Over Fix, I explain why this podcast exists and why feeling better isn’t always the same thing as fixing the problem. I share my own experience with eosinophilic esophagitis, severe food reactions, and the health journey that ultimately led me into chiropractic, functional medicine, and applied kinesiology. We also talk about why identifying triggers is only part of the process, why maintaining your health matters, and why there usually isn’t one supplement, medication, or quick fix that solves everything. The goal of Function Over Fix is to help you better understand what your symptoms may be telling you, learn how different systems in the body interact, and start asking better questions about your health. Because when you understand why something may be happening, the path forward can look very different. Instagram: @dr.tim.augustyniak Facebook: Facebook.com/dr.tim.augustyniak Threads: @dr.tim.augustyniak YouTube: @flourishfwc X: @flourishfwc Website: flourishfwc.com Follow Function Over Fix for future episodes, and share this episode with someone who may find it useful. When you stop blindly listening and start asking why, everything changes.
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What does it actually take to get healthy—and stay healthy? In the first episode of Function Over Fix, I explain why this podcast exists and why feeling better isn’t always the same thing as fixing the problem. I share my own experience with eosinophilic esophagitis, severe food reactions, and the health journey that ultimately led me into chiropractic, functional medicine, and applied kinesiology. We also talk about why identifying triggers is only part of the process, why maintaining your h...
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