The Neil Haley Show Featuring Mitchell S. Karnes, Darren Fryer, Dr. Joe Dugger, Stuart Tomc, and Dr. Michael Lewis

The Neil Haley Show Featuring Mitchell S. Karnes, Darren Fryer, Dr. Joe Dugger, Stuart Tomc, and Dr. Michael LewisThe hour opened with author Mitchell S. Karnes for an update on his Mitchell S. Karnes Podcast, now on YouTube, where he interviews fellow Christian authors tackling subjects mainstream publishers shy away from. Mitchell announced book four of his Abbey series is now with the publisher and slated for the first week of July. He'll be at Franklin's Main Street Festival this Sunday, the Killer Nashville Conference in August, and a publisher convention at the Nashville Fairgrounds. Kim Petrosky Casting (whose credits include The Help) is casting his Water Grave series, with filming set to begin August 2. He also discussed his Brave Authors survivor-story novella tackling sex trafficking through the eyes of a girl in an affluent Brentwood school. Visit MitchellSKarnesAuthor.com.The Mike Crook Show simulcast then welcomed back Darren Fryer of OliLife from Hawaii alongside Dr. Joe Dugger from Searcy, Arkansas, for a deep dive into the Shakean Massager, a smart frequency-based weight loss device that combines seven modalities (PEMF, ultrasound, radiofrequency, red light, heat, vibration, and massage) to target visceral belly fat. Twenty-minute sessions can burn 500 to 700 calories according to InBody readings from gyms testing the device, with the protocol pairing it with the P90 Plus afterward to detoxify the melted fat cells. At $1,100 delivered, it costs roughly the same as a single professional fat-reduction treatment but can be reused indefinitely.Dr. Dugger shared the remarkable recovery story of his son Todd, a college football player who tore his ACL in the playoffs and used the P90 Plus as both prehab and post-surgery rehab. Within two weeks of arthroscopic surgery, Todd had achieved full range of motion, a process that typically takes six to eight weeks, with his Alabama-based surgeon expressing astonishment. Mike Crook also shared his own progress with neuropathy in his feet from an old ladder fall. Darren introduced OliLife's eye-and-brain-health goggles ($550 delivered), which use low-frequency PEMF, airbag heat compression, and the patented pinhole effect to address migraines, TMJ, and sleep, plus the broader product line including the Bama Air negative-ion saturator and the Vitality Wand for spot treatment.The second Mike Crook Show simulcast brought back Stuart Tomc, the former global educator for Nordic Naturals now with Zinzino, alongside Dr. Michael Lewis, retired Army Colonel, founder of the Brain Health Education and Research Institute, and author of When Brains Collide. Stuart introduced his "omega hands" framework: the left fist representing pro-inflammatory omega-6 (from seeds, nuts, and animal products) and the right representing anti-inflammatory omega-3 (from leafy greens, fish, and algae). The omega-6 to omega-3 ratio is emerging as one of the most important health and longevity numbers most people don't know, with 97 percent of those who take Zinzino's at-home BalanceTest discovering they are out of balance.Dr. Lewis cited researcher Artemis Simopoulos's findings that a high omega-6 to 3 ratio correlates with a 70 percent greater risk of all-cause mortality, and his own published study showing active duty military with low omega-3 levels face a 62 percent greater risk of suicide. He referenced new research finding that higher omega-3 blood levels are linked to a 35 to 40 percent lower risk of early-onset dementia regardless of genetic predisposition, and that achieving an 8 percent omega-3 index requires roughly one can of sardines per day. Zinzino's protocol is simple: prick a finger at the kitchen table, mail in two drops of blood, start their polyphenol-rich BalanceOil, and retest after 120 days (the lifespan of a red blood cell), with a free follow-up test included because 95 percent of users return to balance within four months.