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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 34 MIN

Episode 51: Transforming Health with Food as Medicine with Adam Southam

from Concierge Medical Marketing Podcast · host Steven Schwartz

In this episode of the Concierge Medical Marketing Podcast, host Steven Schwartz interviews Adam Southam, founder of Food for Health, who discusses the concept of using food as medicine to improve health outcomes. Adam shares his personal journey of health transformation through dietary changes and how this inspired him to create the GoNo app, which helps users make informed food choices based on their individual health conditions. The conversation also covers the app's functionality, its benefits for medical practitioners, and the potential for improving patient engagement and health outcomes.00:00 Introduction to Food as Medicine02:29 Adam's Journey: From Problem Child to Entrepreneur04:46 The Impact of Food on Health07:09 The GoNo App: Personalized Nutrition Guidance09:32 Understanding Efficacy and Clinical Evidence12:29 Behavioral Insights in Food Choices16:26 Collaboration with Concierge Doctors19:46 Monetizing Health: Revenue for Practices23:14 Patient Data and Privacy26:27 Conclusion and Future Directions

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