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Redefining Medicine with special guest Dr. Andrew Campbell

Redefining Medicine with special guest Ben Greenfield

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features Peter Attia, MD. Known for his medical practice that concentrates on the applied science of longevity and optimal performance, Dr. Attia’s original studies focused on aerospace engineering in graduate school—yet his personal experiences led him to shift to medicine, in the hopes of engaging in greater interactions with people. Upon the birth of his daughter, Dr. Attia’s interest in longevity was peaked due to the ‘realization of his own mortality,’ and he embarked on a career of investigating health span and lifespan. In discussing the critical need for motivation behind patient behavior modification; the difference between efficacy and effectiveness; and specific techniques that can improve the intersection between mind, body, & spirit, Dr. Attia outlines the most productive and constructive type of healthcare. In concluding that the most important aspect of medicine is critical thought, and constantly updating information and insights, Dr. Attia reiterates the necessity of adopting “a mindset of constant learning.”

Redefining Medicine with special guest Naveen Jain

Today’s podcast on Redefining Medicine features Pamela Wible, MD. Known in the medical community as “Physicians’ Guardian Angel,” Dr. Wible has become America’s leading voice for ideal medical care through her continuous work with physician suicide, and the pervasive issue of mental health in the medical community. With parents who were both doctors, Dr. Wible experienced the ‘real dark underbelly’ of medicine as a child—which was only deepened through her tenure in medical school, and her own experience in being suicidal. After being forced to be a “factory worker” and practice “assembly-line medicine” in short increments—coupled with what she describes as rampant “human-rights violations” in medical training—Dr. Wible felt deeply abused, dehumanized, and dejected. Through leading town hall meetings, during which she asked communities to design their ideal medical clinics, Dr. Wible collected written testimony and subsequently designed a clinic based upon her findings. Describing the clinic as relationship-driven rather than production-driven, Dr. Wible models her practice today around what brings her joy, and continues to disseminate education surrounding the public health epidemic that goes largely unreported: physician suicide.

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features Angela DeRosa, DO: also known as "Dr. Hot Flash.” As an expert in the field of Anti-Aging and preventive health, Dr. DeRosa began her journey in women’s wellness, female healthcare, and hormonal therapies when she began to experience perimenopausal symptoms in her twenties and thirties. Despite her extensive knowledge of healthcare and medicine, Dr. DeRosa experienced poor, ineffective from traditional doctors and professional colleagues—and therefore made it her mission to understand hormonal practices & protocols, and help change the paradigm of women’s health. In combatting the teachings of conventional medicine through her own treatment, Dr. DeRosa has increasingly found that successful care does not ‘slap band-aids on symptoms,’ but rather treats root causes through holistic, comprehensive care.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine features Joseph Antoun, MD. As CEO & Chairman of the Board of L-Nutra—the leading Nutri-Technology company, and developer of innovative Fasting Mimicking Diets—Dr. Antoun has been a lifelong proponent of improving public health through health policy reform & health system management. In creating a strategy that emphasizes ‘health care’ as opposed to ‘sick care,’ Dr. Antoun’s work focuses on a platform and technology that enables people to live healthier, longer lives. Through learning about the importance of the aging process in optimizing wellness, Dr. Antoun came across the powerful concept of intermittent fasting, and its capability in delaying the biological markers of aging: leading to the development of L-Nutra with Dr. Valter Longo. While Dr. Antoun’s extensive education has spanned some of the most renowned, illustrious institutions in the country including Johns Hopkins and Harvard, listen to him discuss how he ultimately discovered the critical importance of the main drivers of health: including food & nutrition, sleep hygiene, consistent exercise, and stress levels.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine features Terry Wahls, MD. As a doctor in Functional Medicine and an academic clinical professor, Dr. Wahls discusses a powerful personal story of recovery and triumph in combatting a crippling case of MS. Through the effective application of diet and therapeutic lifestyle changes, Dr. Wahls illuminates the impact of nutritional interventions in treating progressive health problems and chronic disease—specifically, neurological degeneration—and explains the background behind her own nutritional protocol. Listen to Dr. Wahls describe the progression of her own diagnosis and dependency on a wheelchair, as she ultimately regained her strength and restored her health: now pedaling five miles to work each day. In detailing how traditional, allopathic medicine only worsened her condition, Dr. Wahls recounts the importance of addressing symptoms and root causes, and presents the overall benefits stemming from Integrative Medicine.

Redefining Medicine with special guest Dr. Florence Comite

Today’s interview on Redefining Medicine features Mary Flynn, PhD, RD, LDN: researcher, nutritionist, and associate professor at Brown University. As an expert in the impact of diet and nutrition on chronic disease, Dr. Flynn reviews the importance of using ‘food as medicine.’ Having developed a plant-based olive oil diet that she has continuously investigated and evaluated for two decades, Dr. Flynn’s findings and research have additionally assessed food insecurity in low-income communities. In working with food pantries and McAuley House in Providence, Dr. Flynn developed the Healing Foods program: with the ultimate goal of combatting type 2 diabetes mellitus, obesity, and heart disease—which disproportionately impact impoverished communities. Listen to Dr. Flynn discuss the best strategies for both nutritional cooking and weight loss, and incremental changes that can be made to incur the maximum health benefits. 

Today’s podcast on Redefining Medicine features Martin Miner, MD: expert clinician, academic, and researcher in the field of men’s health. In addition to serving as co-director of Men’s Health Center at the Miriam Hospital in Providence, Dr. Miner is also Chief of Family and Community Medicine at the hospital, and holds an academic appointment at Brown University. With over two decades of experience in preventive and primary care medicine, Dr. Miner discusses how his initial interest in exploring men’s wellness was peaked through an investigation of sexual dysfunction, and considers how medicine can best assist men in the area of erectile dysfunction. Listen to Dr. Miner additionally investigate how lifestyle changes—including nutrition and exercise—can become ‘learned behaviors,’ and how to best optimize hormone levels through effective interventions and strategies.

Today's podcast on Redefining Medicine features Joel Heidelbaugh, MD. A veteran medical educator and mentor to medical students at the University of Michigan Medical School, Dr. Heidelbaugh serves as an authority in family medicine, men's health, and a variety of interdisciplinary clinical interests. As Dr. Heidelbaugh discusses his exploration of preventive medicine and men's wellness, he presents specific strategies for stress minimization, sleep hygiene, enhanced nutrition, and other health tactics. Dr. Heidelbaugh additionally examines gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), after his own personal experience with the disorder, coupled with integrative approaches to treat the disease through food & diet— with less of a focus on medications. Listen to an interview that focuses on the fundamental, foundational basics of integrative medicine and wellness, and how to continuously practice optimal health through mindfulness, nutrition, exercise, and more.

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features Abraham Morgentaler, MD: internationally-renowned expert in testosterone therapy, prostate cancer, and male sexuality. Credited with founding Men's Health Boston, the first center that specifically focuses on men's health, Dr. Morgentaler initially began his career as a hockey player during his undergraduate tenure at Harvard, and his interest in medicine was first peaked through research surrounding the sexual behavior of lizards, and the importance of testosterone as a brain hormone. Upon finishing his residency as a urologist specializing in male fertility issues in the late 1980s, Dr. Morgentaler found that many men had low levels of testosterone—and would respond to testosterone therapy. Dr. Morgentaler is now credited with shattering the decades-old belief that testosterone therapy is risky for prostate cancer, and pioneering the modern use of testosterone in men. Listen to Dr. Morgentaler discuss his more recent findings regarding cardiovascular risks of testosterone therapy, how to combat the inherently negative impacts of the aging process, and the work he undertakes to educate the public & his colleagues on the benefits of testosterone therapy.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine features Jeanne Drisko, MD. Dr. Drisko initially began her career in conventional medicine, ultimately experiencing an overwhelming burnout and fatigue that led her to transition into integrative & functional medicine. With the belief that "integrative medicine can bridge gaps," Dr. Drisko steadily built an integrative medicine program at the University of Kansas Medical Center, and championed therapies and beliefs rooted in functional medicine, modern naturopathic medicine, clinical nutrition, and environmental medicine. Listen to the trajectory of Dr. Drisko's career in medicine, including both the struggles & triumphs she has encountered, and the various programs she has spearheaded in an effort to teach, mentor, and guide the next generation of healthcare professionals & practitioners.

Today’s interview on Redefining Medicine features Joseph Cleaver, MD, ABAARM: an expert in integrative medicine, hormonal therapies, and chronic disease. Listen to Dr. Cleaver discuss his original background in the Italian and Mediterranean culture, which initially exposed him to the fundamental tenets of functional medicine and the impact of nutrition, and how he subsequently further pursued his passion for integrative health: including his introduction into A4M’s education, through a hormone symposium taught by Fellowship Director Pamela Smith, MD, MPH, MS. Operating through the framework that “the purest form of medicine is prevention and lifestyle,” Dr. Cleaver ultimately opened Paradigm Wellness Medical Group: incorporating regenerative medicine, aesthetics, and supplementary practices & protocols to optimize health and enhance patient care. Through his exploration of the benefits of integrative medicine, Dr. Cleaver additionally reviews the ways in which peptides will function as the ‘future of medicine,’ and the combination therapies & techniques that can be harnessed to provide the most successful and effective outcomes. 

Today's podcast on Redefining Medicine features Kathleen O'Neil-Smith, MD, FAARM. With an original background in physiology and biology as a rowing coach & athlete, Dr. O’Neil Smith ultimately graduated from Boston University magna cum laude, and subsequently completed an internship in pathology at Massachusetts General Hospital and an internship & residency in internal medicine at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. Ultimately, Dr. O’Neil Smith recognized that she needed to find interventions for optimal health, and help navigate the landscape of preventive medicine. When she experienced a personal health crisis, Dr. O’Neil Smith was forced to ‘crawl’ her way back to wellness, using functional & integrative medicine. After rebuilding and restoring her own health through nutrient applications and approaches, Dr. O’Neil Smith was introduced to A4M, and transitioned into a new practice of medicine: now committed to promoting a wellness model of medicine, versus a sickness model that approaches health from a disease-state.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine features Lyn Patrick, ND. Originally interested in the role of nutrition in human biochemistry, Dr. Patrick transitioned into the field of integrative care after experiencing dissatisfaction with the landscape of traditional, allopathic medicine. Now known as a renowned naturopathic physician with over three decades of experience, Dr. Patrick works in collaboration with several organizations and institutions to advance progressive medical education: including the American College for the Advancement of Medicine. Through her background in environmental medicine, listen to Dr. Patrick discusses the harmful, damaging effects from exposures to metals, leads, chemicals, pesticides, PCBs, and more—and their collective impact on the body’s immunological, neurological, metabolic, and cardiovascular systems. As an expert in preventive care, Dr. Patrick explores best strategies to mitigate and minimize the effects of exposure, in addition to the benefits of chelation therapy, diet & nutrition, and additional detoxification practices & protocols.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine features Ryan Smith, VP of Business Development at Tailor Made Compounding: a specialist in personalized medicine, compounded medications, and the newly emerging therapeutic area of peptides. Listen to Smith discuss his decision to leave medical school, and transition into the space of integrative medicine. Due to Smith's clinical background, he developed an interest in the therapeutic area of peptides, and their legal status and implementation. Smith examines the broad uses and applications of peptides to a host of chronic disorders, from cardiovascular disease to arthritis & inflammation. Throughout his career trajectory, Smith has worked on the pharmacy’s mission of “positively disrupting medicine” through the use of innovative technologies.

Today's podcast on Redefining Medicine welcomes back Jill Carnahan, MD. After being forced to transition from the role of doctor to patient during her third year of medical school, Dr. Carnahan has healed herself from both aggressive breast cancer and Crohn's disease through an intensive study of dietary changes, nutrition, and environmental toxicity. Refusing to believe that pharmaceuticals and surgery were her sole options for treatment, Dr. Carnahan is now committed to assessing & evaluating the triggers that contribute to sickness and disease. Listen to Dr. Carnahan discuss the importance of the microbiome and gut, its interplay in autoimmunity, the implications of mold toxicity & inflammation, specific applications of low-dose naltrexone in chronic disease, and the personalized principles of Functional Medicine.

Today's episode of Redefining Medicine features Dorothy Merritt, MD. Dr. Merritt is a board-certified clinician in Internal Medicine, and a renowned expert in integrative health—with a specific focus in environmental medicine, lead treatments, and chelation therapy. Often described as a trailblazer and pioneer, Dr. Merritt has conducted extensive research regarding the benefits & applications of nutrients in preventing chronic disease, and has been active in several public health initiatives. Dr. Merritt has additional expertise in teaching & lecturing, and has served as a principal investigator in national trials: including the national TACT (Trial to Assess Chelation Therapy). 

Today’s interview on Redefining Medicine spotlights board-certified endocrinologist Angela Mazza, DO. Skilled at integrating a holistic approach with her patients, Dr. Mazza is consistently committed to treating root causes, as opposed to solely focusing on symptoms. Through a discussion of the challenges of the healthcare field, coupled with the multiple difficulties faced by both patients and physicians, Dr. Mazza stresses the importance of a personalized approach in medicine. Through her work in diabetes management, hormones, and endocrinology, Dr. Mazza views medicine as a practice that requires an individualized approach: continuously developed through patient education, lifestyle management, and a positive therapeutic relationship.

Redefining Medicine with special guest Dr. Natasha Iyer

Today's episode of Redefining Medicine features Lizzie Harbin: Chief Culture Officer at Professional Compounding Centers of America (PCCA), and empowering survivor of Lyme Disease. After being diagnosed with Lyme, and additionally contracting severe mold toxicity through her diet, Harbin experienced a deeply debilitating depression. Through embarking on "the gift of the optimal health journey," which included several different aspects of empowerment—including yoga therapy, UVLRX light therapy, mindfulness, and prayer—Harbin now works to promote customized medicine, and inspires others with her story. Rather than simply "putting bandaids on symptoms," Harbin advocates for healthcare that is deeply personalized, holistic, and patient-focused.

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features Carolyn Matzinger, MD: Founder and Director of the Matzinger Institute of Healing, and an expert in complex patients. After completing an Internal Medicine Residency Program, Dr. Matzinger began her journey in Anti-Aging, Regenerative, and Functional Medicine—recognizing that there was "more to medicine" than she had originally been taught, and healing her son Harley throughout the process. As a Diplomate of both the American Board of Internal Medicine and the American Board of Anti-Aging Medicine, Dr. Matzinger is a foremost specialist in Anti-Aging & Integrative Medicine, and a dedicated proponent of finding root causes in chronic disease.

Today’s podcast on Redefining Medicine features Marc Penn, MD, PhD. Board certified in internal medicine and cardiovascular medicine, Dr. Penn is a practicing clinician, inventor, and entrepreneur—having served as the senior medical director for emerging businesses at the Cleveland Clinic. As Director of Research and Development at Okyanos Center for Regenerative Medicine—a leading center in stem cell therapies—Dr. Penn has spearheaded key discoveries in cardiovascular medicine, including strategizes to optimize gene and stem cell therapy. With prior recognition as one of the Top 50 Doctors in the History of the Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Penn discusses newly emerging therapies like parabiosis, regenerative medical technologies, and strategies to combat chronic illness.

Today's episode of Redefining Medicine spotlights Brennan Spiegel, MD, MSHS. Director of Health Services Research for Cedars-Sinai Health System and Professor of Medicine and Public Health at UCLA, Dr. Spiegel also heads the Cedars-Sinai Center for Outcomes Research and Education: a multidisciplinary team that investigates the impacts of digital health technologies & innovations, health analytics, and health economics. Part clinician, part researcher, and part academic teacher, Dr. Spiegel is on the forefront of technological advancements in healthcare—including the immersive power of virtual reality—and is considered one of the top influencers in digital health.

Redefining Medicine with special guest Dr. Ronald Klatz

Redefining Medicine with special guest Dr. Zach Bush

Today's episode of Redefining Medicine spotlights Raun Kaufman. Author of the book Autism Breakthrough: The Groundbreaking Method That Has Helped Families All Over the World, Kaufman details how he recovered from his autism through his parents’ development of the Son-Rise program. Kaufman currently serves as Director of Global Education for the Autism Treatment Center of America. 

Today's episode of Redefining Medicine features Paul Anderson, NMD. A recognized authority in the treatment of chronic disease, Dr. Anderson specializes in innovative approaches to complex illnesses, with an extensive background in intravenous therapy formulation and infusion techniques. As an innovator, researcher, teacher, and clinician, Dr. Anderson has developed advanced therapies to improve health via therapeutic synergy, including hyperbaric oxygen therapy and infrared sauna – mild hyperthermia. Dr. Anderson is a well-known continuing education presenter in allopathic, naturopathic, acupuncture, and nursing CME arenas.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine spotlights double-board certified physician, teacher, and accomplished author Deepa Verma, MD. Through her Eastern Indian heritage, Dr. Verma grew up learning about the applications of Integrative Medicine, and quickly transitioned from traditional allopathic medicine by opening up her own practice. By helping her patients through holistic wellness, healthy nutrition, weight loss strategies, and anti-aging practices, Dr. Verma aims to create healthier and happier lives through the optimization of health and synergy of body, mind, & spirit. With a philosophy and approach to optimal living rooted in her mantra “spreading the wealth means spreading the health," Dr. Verma practices preventive medicine in an effort to promote health and treatment of chronic disease.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine features Rudolph Tanzi, PhD: Vice-Chair of Neurology and Director of the Genetics and Aging Research at Massachusetts General Hospital, and the Joseph P. and Rose F. Kennedy Professor of Neurology at Harvard Medical School. Co-discoverer of three of the first Alzheimer’s disease genes, Dr. Tanzi has identified several other genes through his direction of the Alzheimer’s Genome Project—receiving the highest awards in his field, including TIME's 100 Most Influential People in the World. A strong proponent of Integrative Medicine, Dr. Tanzi describes the practice as "flexible and openminded in how we do research, and how we treat patients."

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine features renowned, double-board certified psychiatrist, international lecturer, and New York Times bestselling author Daniel Amen, MD. Through an intimate discussion of personal & familial history, Dr. Amen discusses the initial motivation behind his interest in studying psychiatry and brain disorders, and how he began to rely on SPECT scans to diagnose multiple brain disorders. Dr. Amen further reviews how we can actively change our brains through simple steps to retain memory and enhance cognitive function, in addition to implementing specific habits for healthier brains. The episode also focuses on Dr. Amen's commitment to redefining the practice of mental health through the guidance and mapping of brain imaging, and engaging in healthy habits to optimize the mind: not solely taking a pill for a specific symptom.

Today's podcast on Redefining Medicine features Amy Wecker, MD. Dr. Wecker discusses what initially motivated her to focus on infectious & chronic diseases, HIV, and the LGBTQ community. Using BHRT in order to promote a healthier alternative to synthetic hormones, Dr. Wecker created a career while working locum tenens, in addition to managing a private practice. The interview further explores how Dr. Wecker came to love, teach, and inspire others to practice yoga.  

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features OB-GYN and certified Pilates instructor Lara Williams, MD. Dr. Williams works in partnership with women to promote physical and emotional health through nutrition, exercise, and medicine—through the exploration of both traditional and alternative routes.

Today's episode of Redefining Medicine features Stephen Sinatra, MD: a board-certified cardiologist specializing in Integrative Medicine. Dr. Sinatra is also a certified bioenergetic psychotherapist, with specific interests in coenzyme Q10 and nutrition wellness. Dr. Sinatra's work integrates psychological, nutraceutical and electroceutical therapies in the matrix of healing...   Discusses everything from how he got into practicing integrative cardiology, the dangers of EMF's and effects on your blood, emotions and heart disease, CoQ10, earthing and grounding, gestalt therapy and psychotherapy...

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features internationally-known physician, speaker and bestselling author Richard Horowitz, MD. Dr. Horowitz discusses what initially motivated him to focus his practice on the treatment of Lyme disease, in addition to his personal connection to the disease. As a member of the Federal Tick-Borne Disease Working Group, Dr. Horowitz has treated thousands of patients with both clinical and integrative approaches, through a developed framework to combat resistant chronic disease. Dr. Horowitz further outlines the importance of treating the microbiome, and understanding the multifactorial causes of autoimmune & chronic diseases, while sharing his personal connection to Daryl Hall of famed music group Hall & Oates.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine spotlights Todd LePine, MD: a Board-Certified specialist in Integrative Functional Medicine. After "hitting a wall" in treating patients with mainstream allopathic medicine, Dr. LePine discovered the benefits and efficacy of Integrative Medicine in handling chronic conditions, working for 15 years as a physician at Canyon Ranch. Dr. LePine currently practices medicine at The UltraWellness Center—focusing on helping his patients achieve optimal health and vitality by restoring the natural balance to both the mind and body. As a lecturer, researcher, and teacher, Dr. LePine also serves as the current Clinical Medical Director for Metametrix Laboratories, where he teaches physicians the clinical applications of advanced biochemical laboratory testing. Dr. LePine's multidimensional approach to assessing the underlying root causes of disease have helped thousands of patients regain health and vitality through cutting-edge, clinically-proven approaches.

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features Maria Angelo-Khattar, MD, PhD, a world-renowned lecturer and Fellowship Course Director for the Aesthetic Anti-Aging Fellowship in Dubai. As Dr. Khattar discusses her personal journey and professional career trajectory, she outlines the motivations behind the importance of Anti-Aging and Aesthetic Medicine. While Dr. Khattar's hands-on modules and workshops attract international practitioners from Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, she considers both the similarities and differences of treatments, protocols, and modalities—and how they vary across the globe. Dr. Khattar further explores the ways in which social media impacts and motivates women to seek aesthetic treatments, from the perspective of an actively practicing expert clinician.

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine spotlights CEO and Founder of BodyLogicMD Patrick Savage, as he outlines his experience in the rapidly expanding market of bioidentical hormone replacement therapy. Savage discusses his own personal journey towards wellness, transitioning from an unhealthy lifestyle of burnout to optimal health and happiness. When Savage saw an opportunity to market physician expertise to patients who also wanted to live healthier, better, and longer lives, he established BodyLogicMD. Now operating in 50 locations, across 32 states, with 70 practitioners and 17,000 active patients, BodyLogicMD has evolved into the nation's largest network of highly trained practitioners specializing in hormone replacement therapy.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine spotlights Robin Farmanfarmaian: entrepreneur, professional speaker, and author of Amazon bestseller "The Patient as CEO: How Technology Empowers the Healthcare Consumer." Originally misdiagnosed with autoimmune disease, by the age of 26 Farmanfarmaian had undergone 43 hospitalizations, 6 major surgeries, and had 3 organs removed. Through taking control of her own health and correctly self-diagnosing, Farmanfarmaian now seeks to empower other patients by sharing her journey, advice, and lessons learned—while delivering information surrounding the various available digital technologies. By investing in cutting-edge companies poised to impact 100 million people or more, Farmanfarmaian works on the most current medical technologies in an effort to better help patients.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine features Alex Zhavoronkov, PhD. As CEO of Insilico Medicine, Zhavoronkov is a pioneer in artificial intelligence, deep learning techniques, and blockchain technologies for drug discovery and biomarker development. With a long-held belief that the issue of aging needs to be further researched and addressed, Zhavoronkov seeks to discover how precision medicine can further advance treatment protocols for patients. Through research focuses on genomics, epigenetics, and personalized screening techniques, Zhavoronkov works on advancing Regenerative and Anti-Aging Medicine with the most cutting-edge technologies and clinical research.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine features David Rhew, MD: Chief Medical Officer and Head of Healthcare and Fitness for Samsung Electronics of America. With a background in a variety of leadership and clinical research roles, including Zynx Health Incorporated, the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, and UCLA, Dr. Rhew focuses on the applications of technology to improve and expand the landscape of healthcare. Through his work to measurably improve the quality, safety, and efficacy of patient care, Dr. Rhew continuously seeks to actively engage patients and consumers in their health. 

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features Michael Weiner, DO, MSM, MSIST: Chief Medical Information Officer at IBM Healthcare. With a research focus on key issues in today’s evolving healthcare ecosystem, including an aging population, increased technology and data, and new models of care, Dr. Weiner has a demonstrated history of helping to transform healthcare organizations. With extensive experience and skills in team-building and organizational leadership, Dr. Weiner continuously supports the development of innovative healthcare products and services--while addressing critical challenges in the landscape of medicine.

Today's podcast on Redefining Medicine spotlights Peter Diamandis, MD.Named one of the "World's 50 Greatest Leaders" by Fortune Magazine, Diamandis continuously pushes the boundaries of what was once considered possible in the field of healthcare. Diamandis serves as the Founder & Executive Chairman of the XPRIZE Foundation, which leads the world in designing and operating large-scale incentive competitions. Diamandis is also the Co-Founder & Executive Chairman of Singularity University, a graduate-level Silicon Valley institution that counsels the world's leaders on exponentially growing technologies. A graduate of MIT and Harvard Medical School, Diamandis is equal parts entrepreneur, clinician, engineer, and change-maker.

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features Pablos Holman: self-described ‘futurist, inventor, and notorious hacker.' Holman has consulted worldwide on invention and design projects that assimilate the newest technological advances and developments. With a current position at the Intellectual Ventures Laboratory, Holman works on a variety of futuristic, innovative projects that spark progress. Some of his initiatives include a fission reactor powered by nuclear waste, a machine to suppress hurricanes, strategies to reverse global warming, and a device designed to shoot mosquitos with lasers in order to eradicate malaria. Holman's work represents an entirely new frontier of medicine, continuously challenging what was once considered possible in healthcare research.

Today's episode on Redefining Medicine illuminates the relationship between William Seeds, MD and his long-time patient: world-renowned celebrity dancer Maksim (Maks) Chmerkovskiy, from the popular TV show “Dancing with the Stars.” With experience treating athletes from across the globe, Dr. Seeds has consulted on DWTS—an initiative that began after he met Maks, and the two began their journey together. Not the typical doctor-patient relationship, Dr. Seeds and Maks have an intimate, personal friendship imbued with gratitude and mutual inspiration. As Maks discusses his personal journey of injury and competition, he and Dr. Seeds detail how Maks was able to resurrect his career on one of TV’s hit shows, and ultimately tour the United States with one of the country’s most successful dance troupes. This interview not only reveals the protocols behind Maks’s recovery through the application of peptide therapies, but also a unique relationship between two men infused with humility and humor. 

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features biochemist Valter Longo, PhD, Director of the Longevity Institute of the University of Southern California. Longo has created the nutritional breakthrough Fasting Mimicking Diet (FMD), designed to provide the body with natural, nourishing ingredients, while not activating any of the pro-aging processes. As FMD has rapidly gained traction and recognition across the globe, Longo's endeavors represent the very forefront of modern medicine, and have changed how clinicians advise patients regarding wellness and longevity.

Today's episode of Redefining Medicine welcomes back Joel Kahn, MD for a second time on our podcast. Known as "America's Holistic Heart Doc," Dr. Kahn firmly believes that plant-based nutrition is the most powerful and effective type of preventive medicine. After practicing traditional cardiology for years, Dr. Kahn began to explore the realm of non-traditional diagnostic tools, prevention tactics, and nutrition-based recovery protocols. Learning these newly innovative ideologies spurred Dr. Kahn to change his approach: instead of treating sickness and symptoms, he now actively works to prevent--and reverse--disease, through a holistic lifestyle that incorporates nutrition, exercise, and the application of cutting-edge therapies.

Today's interview on Redefining Medicine features Dr. Lindsey Berkson, a thought leader and scholar in hormones, nutrition, and digestive health. With a career that spans almost four decades of research, clinical practice, teaching and writing, Dr. Berkson has been both patient and practitioner. Combining a spiritual background that values the connection between mind, body, and spirit, Dr. Berkson is a pioneer of Functional Medicine, and a passionate advocate of integrative healthcare.