Mitochondria, Diagnostics & Root-Cause Healing with Dr. Mitch Ghen

In this episode, I talk with Dr. Mitch Ghen—known as the “godfather of diagnostics”—about why the future of medicine lies in understanding and restoring mitochondrial health. We explore how advanced testing uncovers the root cause of disease, why lifestyle adjustments are foundational, and how targeted senolytics, photobiomodulation, and nutrient protocols can change patient outcomes.Dr. Mitch Ghen is a world-renowned expert in diagnostics, integrative medicine, and intravenous nutrition, with more than 44 years of clinical experience. He has authored four books, including the only textbook on IV nutrition, and serves as a leading educator for organizations like A4M and Nova Southeastern University. Drawing on decades of research and patient care, he specializes in root-cause diagnostics, mitochondrial repair, senolytic therapy, and advanced cancer support—helping practitioners and patients achieve lasting health transformation.-----This podcast is brought to you by Access Medical LabsClaim 10% off your first invoice here: ⁠⁠accessmedlab.com/getstarted⁠⁠ ------Connect with Dr. Mitch Ghen Website: https://drmitchshow.com/-----Connect with Dr. Ivan RusilkoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/drivanrusilko/?hl=enLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivanrusilko/----DISCLAIMER: The content herein is for educational and entertainment purposes only, containing opinions of the participants, and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Consult with a qualified healthcare professional for specific questions or concerns and dial 911 in case of a medical emergency. Never delay seeking nor disregard medical advice because of information shared herein.Please be aware that different healthcare providers may have varying approaches to lab testing and interpretation. The selection of specific tests, methodologies, and treatment recommendations can differ based on the provider’s training, experience, and the individual needs of the patient. Providers should always use their best clinical judgment when making decisions for patient care.----Produced by DrTalks: https://drtalks.com/podcast/