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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2026 · 36 MIN

The Truth About Modern Healthcare with Emma Tekstra | #17

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What if the healthcare system isn't failing us, but doing exactly what it was built to do? Actuary and health advocate Emma Tekstra spent more than 25 years advising Fortune 500 companies on employee benefits and healthcare strategy before a personal wake-up call changed everything. After her young son was diagnosed with Asperger's and ADHD, she began questioning the medication-first model she once trusted and uncovered a deeper conversation about chronic illness, stress, lifestyle, and the business of healthcare. In this episode, Emma shares why she believes true healing starts with ownership, not prescriptions, and how functional medicine could completely reshape the future of health. Inside this conversation: • Why chronic disease has become a business model • The hidden connection between stress, inflammation, and long term health • How small daily lifestyle choices shape the body's ability to heal • What "health sovereignty" really means and why it matters This episode is an empowering reminder that your body is not broken and healing often begins with slowing down, listening closely, and taking your health back into your own hands. Website: www.emmatekstra.com

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