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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2025 · 36 MIN

What Is Functional Medicine… and All the Weird Stuff We've Tried

from Gut Feelings: Life Unfiltered- · host Dr. Jen & Dr. Mel

Episode 2: What Is Functional Medicine… and All the Weird Stuff We've Tried In this episode, Dr. Auchter and Dr. Weiss break down what functional medicine actually is—no white coats or big words required. Just real talk about root-cause healing, how it's different from conventional care, and why it's the future of women's health. Plus, we veer off (because, of course we do) into some of the wellness experiments we've tried over the years—from celery juice cleanses to infrared saunas to that one time with castor oil… yeah, that happened. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by health advice or unsure where to start, this episode will make you feel seen, laugh a little, and learn a lot.   Links and Resources: 📱 Dr. Mel's Social Media Instagram: @blossom_integrative Facebook: Blossom Integrative Health YouTube: Blossom Integrative Health 📱 Dr. Jen's Social Media Instagram: @healthinmotionwellness Facebook: Health in Motion Wellness Website: www.healthinmotion-wellness.com   💬 Enjoying the podcast? Follow, rate, and share to support our mission of whole-person healing!      

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