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Do you really need 10–20 supplements a day to be healthy?In this episode of Behind the Practice, pharmacist Hootan Melamed introduces a different approach—one focused on simplifying wellness instead of complicating it.Through his brand Nudora, he’s created a system of three probiotic-based formulas designed to replace dozens of individual supplements while targeting key areas like sleep, digestion, and inflammation.But this conversation goes deeper than supplements.It explores:The problem with overmedication and supplement overloadWhy gut health is central to overall wellnessHow to simplify your health routine without sacrificing resultsThe role of supplements in regenerative medicineHow to reduce side effects from common treatmentsThis episode is essential for:✔️ Health & wellness practitioners✔️ Functional medicine providers✔️ Medical spa professionals✔️ Entrepreneurs in the health space✔️ Anyone overwhelmed by supplements and looking for a simpler approachTimestamps:[00:00:00] – The “All-in-One” Wellness System Explained[00:00:35] – How 3 Products Replace 20+ Supplements[00:01:00] – The 3 Core Solutions: Mental, Gut & Weight[00:02:05] – What Regenerative Medicine Really Means[00:02:55] – The Science Behind Probiotics + Herbals[00:03:30] – The Future of Wellness & Patient Control[00:04:00] – The Problem with Health Trends & Misinformation[00:05:45] – From 20 Medications to Natural Healing (Story)[00:06:35] – Where to Find & Try NRA ProductsAbout Hootan MelamedHooten Melamed is a pharmacist and wellness innovator focused on simplifying supplement routines through probiotic-based systems. His work bridges traditional pharmacy knowledge with modern regenerative and functional medicine approaches.Learn More: https://nudora.comSubscribe for more conversations on authority, trust, and innovation in health & wellness.

What if you could reduce your biological age by 10–20 years?In this episode of Behind the Practice, Clinton Hughes—researcher with Arizona State University and participant in the XPRIZE Healthspan competition—dives into the future of longevity and personalized medicine.After personal loss and a shift in perspective, Clinton is now focused on one mission:Extending healthspan, not just lifespan.You’ll learn:Why aging is the root cause of most diseasesHow AI and biomarkers are transforming healthcareWhat personalized medicine actually looks likeThe difference between “sick care” and preventative careHow new longevity clinics are integrating multiple therapiesThis episode is essential for:✔️ Health & wellness practitioners✔️ Longevity and biohacking enthusiasts✔️ Functional and regenerative medicine providers✔️ Entrepreneurs in healthcare innovation✔️ Anyone interested in living longer—and betterTimestamps:[00:00:00] – The Mission: Ending Sickness & Extending Life[00:00:40] – Reversing Biological Age by 10–20 Years[00:01:10] – Why This Clinic Was Built (All-in-One Care)[00:02:00] – The Personal Story Behind the Research[00:02:40] – Why Healthcare Focuses on “Sick Care”[00:03:20] – Preventing Disease vs Treating Symptoms[00:04:00] – The Problem With Modern Medicine[00:04:40] – Fixing the Root Cause (Not the Symptoms)[00:05:10] – The Core Pillars of Longevity Success[00:06:00] – Can We Really Extend Human Lifespan?[00:07:00] – Living to 150: Is It Possible?[00:08:00] – Personalized Medicine & AI Breakthroughs[00:09:00] – How AI Is Changing Aging Research[00:10:00] – The Biggest Misconceptions About Aging[00:11:30] – How Younger Generations Are Shifting Health Trends[00:12:30] – Overhyped Longevity Trends to Watch Out For[00:14:00] – How to Join the Longevity Clinical Trials[00:15:30] – Inside the Advanced Longevity Clinic (Tour)[00:17:00] – Training Like an Athlete: Extreme Performance Tech[00:18:30] – The Future of Health: Total Body OptimizationAbout Clinton HughesClinton Hughes is a researcher affiliated with Arizona State University and a contributor to the XPRIZE Healthspan competition. His work focuses on reversing biological aging through personalized, data-driven interventions.Learn More: https://youthrenewal.comSubscribe for more conversations on authority, trust, and innovation in health & wellness.

Can you actually lift and tighten your skin—without needles or surgery?In this episode of Behind the Practice, Greg Bonnifield introduces a cutting-edge radiofrequency device that’s changing the aesthetics industry.Already popular in Korea, this non-invasive treatment uses heat to tighten skin, improve elasticity, and deliver natural-looking results—without injectables.You’ll learn:How radiofrequency skin tightening worksWhy K-beauty is influencing U.S. aestheticsWhat results you can realistically expectWho this treatment is best forWhy more patients are choosing non-invasive optionsThis episode is essential for:✔️ Medical spa owners and practitioners✔️ Aesthetic providers and dermatology clinics✔️ Health & wellness entrepreneurs✔️ Patients exploring non-invasive treatments✔️ Anyone interested in skin tightening and anti-agingTimestamps:[00:00:00] – The Science Behind Skin Tightening Tech[00:01:00] – Why K-Beauty Is Disrupting Aesthetics[00:02:00] – How This Device Works (No Needles!)[00:03:00] – What a Treatment Actually Feels Like[00:06:30] – How Radio Frequency Tightens Skin[00:07:00] – Best Areas for Visible Results[00:08:00] – Who This Treatment Is (And Isn’t) For[00:09:00] – How Long Results Last + Maintenance Plan[00:12:00] – ROI: Why Med Spas Are Investing in This[00:13:00] – Real Results: Immediate “Wow” EffectAbout Greg BonnifieldGreg Bonnifield is a leader in the medical aesthetics space and works with WonTech USA, bringing advanced Korean aesthetic technologies like radiofrequency skin tightening devices to the U.S. market.Learn More: https://wontechusa.comSubscribe for more conversations on authority, trust, and innovation in health & wellness.

What do you do when your entire business model stops working overnight?In this episode of Behind the Practice, Jeff Donatello shares how the rise of GLP-1 medications disrupted his multi-location weight loss practice—and forced a complete pivot.Instead of rebuilding the same system, he transitioned into a national distribution model, connecting doctors with regenerative medicine products across the country.This conversation breaks down:How fast industry changes can impact healthcare businessesWhy adaptability is critical for long-term successThe shift from brick-and-mortar to network-based modelsHow regenerative medicine is gaining tractionWhy relationships and connections matter more than everThis episode is essential for:✔️ Healthcare entrepreneurs✔️ Clinic owners and practitioners✔️ Regenerative medicine providers✔️ Business owners navigating industry change✔️ Anyone interested in healthcare innovationTimestamps:[00:00:00] – From Chiropractor to 4-Clinic Owner[00:01:00] – Scaling to 600 Leads/Month (Growth Strategy)[00:02:00] – How GLP-1 Drugs Crashed the Business Overnight[00:02:30] – The Hardest Decision: Letting Go of 26 Employees[00:03:00] – Pivoting from Clinics to a National Sales Model[00:04:00] – The Entrepreneur Mindset: Moving Fast After Failure[00:05:30] – Avoiding Shiny Object Syndrome in Business[00:06:00] – Finding the Next Opportunity in Healthcare Trends[00:07:00] – How to Vet Doctors & Build Consumer Trust Today[00:08:30] – Why Online Reviews Can Be Misleading[00:09:00] – 1099 vs W2: What Business Owners Need to Know[00:10:00] – Building a Powerful Network That Drives Growth[00:11:00] – The Future of Healthcare & Industry Shifts[00:12:00] – How Social Media is Driving Patient DemandAbout Jeff DonatelloJeff Donatello is a chiropractor and healthcare entrepreneur who has built and scaled multiple practices. He now focuses on distributing regenerative medicine products and connecting providers nationwide.Learn More: https://centerforwell.comSubscribe for more conversations on authority, trust, and innovation in health & wellness.

How do you know if you’re choosing the right doctor?In this episode of Behind the Practice, John Hyland, founder of Top Doctor Magazine, breaks down how patients can find trusted physicians—and why visibility doesn’t always equal credibility.After a personal health scare, John learned firsthand the importance of second opinions and informed decision-making.Now, he’s helping bridge the gap between top doctors and patients through media, storytelling, and authority building.You’ll learn:Why getting a second opinion can change your outcomeHow to identify truly credible doctorsThe role of marketing and visibility in healthcareWhy patients need to take ownership of their healthSimple habits that improve long-term healthThis episode is essential for:✔️ Patients navigating healthcare decisions✔️ Health & wellness practitioners✔️ Medical professionals building authority✔️ Entrepreneurs in healthcare media✔️ Anyone seeking better health outcomesTimestamps:[00:00:00] – The Power of a Second Opinion (Health Wake-Up Call)[00:01:00] – From Public Speaking to Top Doctor Magazine[00:03:00] – The SEO Strategy Doctors Are Missing (DOP Explained)[00:04:00] – Building Authority with Multi-Platform Content[00:07:00] – The Mission Behind Top Doctor Magazine[00:08:00] – Simple Daily Habits That Improve Health Fast[00:09:00] – Making Medical Content Engaging & Understandable[00:10:00] – Food, Supplements & Smarter Health Decisions[00:11:00] – Why Personal Branding Matters for Doctors[00:13:00] – The Future of Healthcare & Personal ResponsibilityAbout John HylandJohn Hyland is the founder of Top Doctor Magazine, a leading publication featuring trusted physicians and helping patients connect with credible healthcare providers.Learn More🌐 https://topdoctormagazine.comSubscribe for more conversations on authority, trust, and innovation in health & wellness.

What if anxiety and depression aren’t problems to eliminate — but signals pointing toward healing?In this episode of Behind the Practice, Katie Brinkley sits down with psychotherapist Chris Wells to explore a radically different perspective on mental health. Chris shares why he rejects pathologizing emotional distress, how psychotherapy can become “soul healing,” and why many symptoms we fear may actually be attempts by the psyche to restore balance.The conversation dives into developmental psychology, trauma, psychedelic-assisted therapy, spiritual integration, and the idea that human beings are born whole — not broken. Chris also explains why curiosity, not suppression, may be the key to deeper healing.This episode is for anyone questioning traditional mental health models, exploring personal growth, or searching for a more compassionate way to understand emotional pain.

What if the real root of addiction isn’t chemical—but psychological and identity-based?In this episode of Behind the Practice, Mark Kohl, Founder of Frequency, shares how psychedelic medicine helped him overcome alcoholism, rebuild his identity, and create a purpose-driven wellness brand.This conversation goes beyond traditional recovery and explores the deeper layers of healing:Consciousness, identity, and the subconscious mind.You’ll learn:Why addiction is often tied to identity, not just behaviorHow psychedelic medicine can impact mental healthThe role of the subconscious in shaping your lifeWhy most healing approaches fail to address the root causeHow awareness can lead to lasting transformationThis episode is essential for:✔️ Health & wellness practitioners✔️ Mental health professionals✔️ Functional and integrative medicine providers✔️ Entrepreneurs in the wellness space✔️ Anyone exploring alternative healing approachesTimestamps:[00:00:00] – From Addiction to Purpose: A Founder’s Story[00:01:00] – Building a Brand From Personal Transformation[00:02:00] – The Breaking Point That Changed Everything[00:03:00] – Why Traditional Recovery Didn’t Work[00:04:00] – Discovering Alternative Healing Modalities[00:05:00] – Rewiring Identity to Create Lasting Change[00:06:00] – The Power of Mindset in Personal Growth[00:09:00] – Turning Healing Into a Mission-Driven Brand[00:12:00] – Real Customer Transformations & Impact Stories[00:13:00] – Powerful Results: Stories That Inspire Change[00:15:00] – The Bigger Vision: Awareness & Human Potential[00:16:00] – Nature vs Technology: A New Era of Innovation[00:17:00] – Where Ideas Really Come From (Creative Insight)About Mark KohlMark is the founder of Frequency, a wellness brand focused on natural mushroom-based medicine and consciousness-driven healing. His work is rooted in personal transformation and a mission to bring awareness-based healing to others.Learn More: https://frequencycaps.comSubscribe for more conversations on authority, trust, and innovation in health & wellness.

What if aging wasn’t inevitable—and could actually be reversed?In this episode of Behind the Practice, Dr. Mike Roizen—Chief Wellness Officer at Cleveland Clinic—dives into the future of longevity science and why we may be closer than ever to reversing biological aging.With multiple therapies already in human trials, this conversation explores how science is moving beyond anti-aging into something far more disruptive:👉 Age reversal.You’ll learn:The science behind reversing cellular agingWhat “biological age” actually meansHow therapies like plasma exchange workWhy longevity will reshape society and careersWhat the next 5–10 years could look like in healthcareThis episode is essential for:✔️ Health & wellness practitioners✔️ Longevity and biohacking enthusiasts✔️ Functional and regenerative medicine providers✔️ Entrepreneurs in healthcare innovation✔️ Anyone interested in extending healthspanTimestamps:[00:00:00] – Can We Actually Reverse Aging?[00:00:30] – Meet Dr. Mike Roizen (Why He Matters)[00:01:15] – The Difference Between Lifespan vs Longevity[00:02:00] – The “14 Shots on Goal” to Reverse Aging[00:04:00] – New Breakthrough: Turning Old Cells Young[00:05:00] – Stem Cell Rejuvenation Without Cancer Risk[00:05:45] – What Is Therapeutic Plasma Exchange?[00:06:45] – Can Humans Really Reverse Aging? (The Truth)[00:08:30] – The 3 Treatments That Could Change Everything[00:10:30] – The Surprising Role of GLP-1 & Statins[00:12:00] – Diseases That Could Be Reversed (Alzheimer’s & More)[00:13:00] – How Longevity Will Reshape Work & Retirement[00:14:00] – The Emotional Impact of Reversing Age[00:15:00] – Where to Learn More About Longevity ResearchAbout Dr. Mike RoizenDr. Mike Roizen is the Chief Wellness Officer at Cleveland Clinic and a leading voice in longevity science. He is a bestselling author and researcher focused on extending lifespan and reversing biological aging.Learn More: https://lifespanedge.comSubscribe for more conversations on authority, trust, and innovation in health & wellness.

Katie Brinkley sits down with Halema Yates, founder of Love Mark, to explore how emotional health, self-worth, and personal conditioning directly affect workplace culture, communication, and leadership.Halema shares her journey from personal healing to helping organizations create healthier, more psychologically safe environments. Together, they discuss bias, communication breakdowns, emotional awareness, and why so many professionals struggle to feel seen and valued at work.This episode is a powerful conversation for leaders, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to improve both personal growth and team dynamics.Key Topics DiscussedSelf-worth and workplace performanceWhy employees stay silent in meetingsEmotional conditioning from childhoodBias in leadership and organizationsBuilding psychologically safe workplacesLeadership communication skillsTeam trust and emotional intelligenceHealing internal narrativesConnect with Halema YatesWebsite: https://luvmrk.com

Why isn’t chiropractic care used more in mainstream healthcare?In this episode of Behind the Practice, Dr. Mikhail Atkins shares how chiropractic care is evolving—and why it may play a bigger role in the future of patient-centered medicine.From working with athletes to infants and pregnant women, this conversation explores how chiropractic goes beyond back pain to support overall function and recovery.You’ll learn:Why chiropractic care is often misunderstoodHow it supports the nervous system and overall functionThe role of chiropractic in pregnancy and early developmentWhy integration with traditional medicine is the futureHow mobile care is changing patient access and experienceThis episode is essential for:✔️ Health & wellness practitioners✔️ Chiropractors and physical therapists✔️ Functional and integrative medicine providers✔️ Entrepreneurs in healthcare innovation✔️ Anyone exploring non-invasive approaches to healingTimestamps:[00:00:00] – Why Chiropractic Care Is Still Misunderstood[00:00:30] – Meet Dr. Atkins & His Journey into Chiropractic[00:01:30] – How Sports Injuries Led to Chiropractic Discovery[00:02:20] – Why Chiropractic Isn’t a First-Line Treatment Yet[00:03:00] – Breaking the Divide Between Medicine & Chiropractic[00:04:00] – Different Types of Chiropractic Care Explained[00:04:40] – Pediatric Chiropractic: Why Babies Need It[00:06:00] – What Happens to the Body During Birth[00:07:00] – Chiropractic Care for Pregnant Women[00:08:00] – Low-Force Techniques vs “Back Cracking” Myths[00:08:40] – Inside a Mobile Chiropractic Practice[00:09:30] – Why Personalized Care Improves Patient Outcomes[00:10:30] – Bringing Chiropractic into Offices & Workspaces[00:11:20] – The Future: Chiropractic Inside Medical Systems[00:12:00] – Why Hands-On Care Creates Faster Results[00:13:00] – How to Find the Right Chiropractor for YouAbout Dr. Mikhail AtkinsDr. Mikhail Atkins is a chiropractor and founder of Chiro Go, a mobile chiropractic practice based in Atlanta, Georgia. His work focuses on personalized, accessible care and integrating chiropractic into broader healthcare systems.Learn More: https://chirogosolutions.comSubscribe for more conversations on authority, trust, and innovation in health & wellness.

Can technology actually train your brain to sleep better, recover faster, and perform at a higher level?In this episode of Behind the Practice, Dr. Patrick Porter—creator of BrainTap—breaks down the science behind brain wellness and how light, sound, and vibration can help optimize your nervous system.After a personal health transformation, Dr. Porter doubled down on one core belief:If you fix the brain, you improve everything else.[00:00:00] – From Exit to Innovation: The Birth of BrainTap[00:01:00] – How a Health Scare Triggered a 60 lb Transformation[00:02:00] – Morning Routine Hacks for Brain & Metabolism[00:06:00] – How BrainTap Rewires Your Nervous System[00:07:00] – The “Energy First” Approach to Brain Health[00:08:30] – Can BrainTap Reverse Cognitive Decline?[00:11:00] – Why Recovery Is the Secret to Peak Performance[00:12:00] – The Opioid Study That Changed Everything[00:13:00] – The Problem With “Sick Care” vs Healthcare[00:14:00] – Why Most People Fail at Meditation (And Fix It)[00:15:30] – How to Train Your Brain for Real Results[00:16:30] – Getting Started With BrainTap (Free Trial)This episode is essential for:✔️ Health & wellness practitioners✔️ Biohackers and performance-driven entrepreneurs✔️ Functional medicine providers✔️ Anyone struggling with sleep, stress, or recovery✔️ Content marketers in the health optimization spaceAbout Dr. Patrick PorterDr. Patrick Porter is a psychologist, researcher, and the creator of BrainTap, a brain wellness technology designed to improve cognitive function, sleep, and recovery through light, sound, and vibration.Learn more about BrainTap: https://braintap.com/Subscribe for more conversations on authority, trust, and innovation in health & wellness.

Kayla Crane is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the owner of South Denver Therapy in Denver, Colorado. She specializes in relationships, relational trauma, and infidelity recovery, drawing on her background in trauma therapy to fill a gap she saw in traditional couples work: the reality that trauma inside a relationship can't just be talked through, it has to be processed. Her approach blends couples therapy with trauma-informed methods to help partners move through some of the most difficult moments a relationship can face.What we cover:What relational trauma is, and why it's different from ordinary relationship conflictThe physical and nervous system responses that signal trauma is running the showHow anxious and avoidant attachment styles interact and what tools actually helpThe step-by-step systematic affair recovery therapy process Kayla walks couples throughWhy asking too many questions after betrayal can compound the harmWhat genuine accountability and empathy look like in the recovery processWhy relationships can come out of infidelity stronger than they were beforeResources mentioned:Systematic Affair Recovery Therapy (SART) modelEMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) training and application in couples workAttachment theory concepts: anxious attachment, avoidant attachment, pursuer-distancer dynamicConnect with Kayla:Website: southdenvertherapy.comInstagram: @southdenvertherapyFacebook: South Denver TherapyEnjoyed this episode? Subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. It helps more people find conversations like this one.About Behind the Practice: Behind the Practice explores the philosophy, decisions, and experiences behind modern health and wellness practice. New episodes every week on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and all major podcast platforms.

What if your body already has everything it needs to heal—if you just let it?In this episode of Behind the Practice, Ryan shares a unique perspective on healing, infrared light, and the role of relaxation in detoxification and recovery.From his personal journey overcoming chronic illness and homelessness to his work in healing technology and behavioral science, Ryan challenges the idea that healing requires rigid protocols.Instead, he offers a different approach:Healing happens when the body feels safe, relaxed, and supported.You’ll learn:1. How the body’s natural infrared light may impact cellular health2. Why relaxation is essential for detoxification3. The connection between water, proteins, and light4. Why most healing protocols fail due to lack of compliance5. How “play” can be a more effective path to healingTimestamps:[00:00:00] – Why More Applicants Isn’t the Goal[00:01:00] – Recruiting Challenges in Franchise Growth[00:03:00] – The “Define First” Hiring Framework[00:05:00] – Why Most Hiring Funnels Fail[00:07:00] – Choosing the Right Hiring Platforms (ATS)[00:16:00] – Employer Branding That Attracts Talent[00:20:00] – Always Be Recruiting: Build a Talent Pipeline[00:24:00] – Group Hiring Events That Save Time & Money[00:30:00] – Hire Fast vs Hire Right (What Actually Works)This episode is essential for:✔️ Health & wellness practitioners✔️ Biohackers and longevity enthusiasts✔️ Functional and integrative medicine providers✔️ Entrepreneurs in the health optimization space✔️ Anyone exploring alternative approaches to healing

Why do we wait until we’re sick to take our health seriously?In this episode of Behind the Practice, Stacy, a nurse practitioner with 10 years of experience in ENT, shares why she’s shifting her focus from treating illness to preventing it altogether.After seeing firsthand how interconnected health issues are—from sleep apnea to metabolic health—she’s now helping patients take a more proactive, sustainable approach to wellness.This conversation breaks down:1. Why traditional healthcare often focuses on symptom management2. The importance of preventative medicine3. How lifestyle choices impact long-term health outcomes4. Why patients struggle with behavior change5. How clinicians can guide patients toward better healthTimestamp[00:00:00] – The Personal Story That Sparked a Career Shift[00:01:00] – From Sick Care to Preventative Medicine[00:02:00] – Why Metabolic Health Is the Foundation[00:03:00] – GLP-1 Microdosing: A Smarter Approach?[00:04:00] – The Problem With Quick Fix Weight Loss[00:05:00] – Why Patients Struggle With Lifestyle Change[00:06:00] – The Hidden Impact of Sleep Apnea on Health[00:07:00] – Building a Preventative Care Practice[00:07:30] – The #1 Lesson Patients Need to UnderstandIf you’re a practitioner, health entrepreneur, or patient looking to understand the future of healthcare, this episode offers a grounded, real-world perspective.About StacyStacy is a nurse practitioner with over 10 years of experience in otolaryngology (ENT), now transitioning her practice toward preventative medicine, metabolic health optimization, and patient education.Subscribe for more conversations on building authority, trust, and innovation in health & wellness.

Emily Schleich is a licensed marriage and family therapist and the owner of All Minds Counseling, a practice built on a single foundational belief: therapy should adapt to the person in the room, not the other way around.She began specializing in neurodiversity in 2014, at a time when very few graduate programs or therapy models had a framework for it. Over the past decade, she has developed a person-centered, neuro-affirming approach that works for neurodivergent clients, people who have felt failed by previous therapy experiences, couples, and anyone who has ever been made to feel like they were the problem in their own healing process.In this episode of Behind the Practice, Emily sits down with host Katie Brinkley to talk about what adaptive therapy actually looks like, why the concept of masking matters beyond the therapy room, and what she has learned about people after a decade of sitting across from them.What We Cover:● Why step-by-step therapy models fail most clients -- neurodivergent or not -- and what a flexible, adaptive approach looks like instead● The damage done when clients internalize the message that they are bad at therapy, and how to counter it● Masking: what it is, why neurodivergent individuals use it as a protective mechanism, and how therapy works to safely reduce it● Why relational therapy is slow by design -- and why that slowness is not a failure, it's the point● What people are really looking for when they come to therapyResources Mentioned:● All Minds Counseling (individual, couples, and neurodiversity-affirming therapy)● Relational therapy and person-centered models● Masking in neurodivergent individuals● Neurodiversity and self-diagnosis trends (recent study: 19% of adults self-identifying as neurodivergent)Connect with Emily Schleich:Website: www.allmindscounseling.com | Instagram: @allmindscounseling

In this episode of Behind the Practice, Dr. Suzie—former hospital pharmacist, compliance officer, and now leader in regenerative medicine—shares how her career evolved from medication safety to building a “safety first” framework for the future of healthcare.After witnessing both the limitations of traditional care and the transformative potential of regenerative therapies, Dr. Suzie is now focused on solving one of the biggest challenges in the industry:👉 How do we scale innovation without sacrificing safety?[00:00:00] – Why Collaboration Is the Future of Healthcare[00:00:30] – From Pharmacist to Healthcare Innovator[00:01:00] – The Wake-Up Call: Medication System Failures[00:04:00] – The Breakthrough Moment With Regenerative Therapy[00:05:00] – Real-Life Transformation: A Personal Story[00:07:00] – Building a Data-Driven Healthcare Platform[00:08:00] – How Data & Collaboration Improve Patient Outcomes[00:09:00] – Empowering Patients With Transparency & Choice[00:11:45] – Rebuilding Trust in Modern Healthcare[00:12:30] – How Providers Can Get InvolvedAbout Dr. SuzieDr. Suzie is a former hospital pharmacist with over 20 years of experience in clinical informatics, medication safety, and compliance. She now leads initiatives in regenerative medicine focused on data transparency, regulatory guardrails, and global collaboration to improve patient outcomes.Subscribe for more conversations on building authority, trust, and visibility in health & wellness.

What if the key to slowing — or even reversing — aging lies in the tips of our chromosomes?In this episode of Behind The Practice, guest host Jaimee from Wisdom & Motherhood sits down with longevity researcher Dr. Bill Andrews to explore the science behind telomeres and how they may influence the aging process.Telomeres are protective caps at the ends of our chromosomes that shorten every time our cells divide. According to Dr. Andrews, this shortening may be one of the primary biological drivers behind aging and age-related disease.During the conversation, Dr. Andrews explains how telomere shortening affects lifespan and healthspan, why chronic stress may accelerate cellular aging, and why many researchers believe telomere science could play a critical role in extending healthy human life.The discussion also explores the challenges caregivers face, how stress impacts telomere length, and why improving healthspan — not just lifespan — is the real goal of longevity research.If you're curious about the science behind aging and the research being done to extend healthy years of life, this episode offers an inside look at one of the most fascinating areas of longevity science today.

What if burnout, chronic pain, and declining health are really signs that your body is running out of energy?In this episode of Behind The Practice, Katie Brinkley sits down with Lan Lu, a doctor of natural medicine who helps high-performing professionals recover from chronic stress, burnout, and physical misalignment by restoring vitality and energetic balance.After spending three decades in the high-stress tech industry, Lan experienced firsthand how long-term stress can slowly degrade the body. Her own health journey eventually led her to explore energy medicine, quantum healing practices, and holistic approaches designed to help the body activate its natural healing abilities.Lan explains why many high performers unknowingly push their bodies into decline, how stress and emotional strain drain our energy reserves, and why restoring vitality is often the first step toward better health and performance.If you’ve ever felt like your body can’t keep up with the demands of your work and life, this conversation offers a new perspective on how energy, awareness, and holistic health practices can help restore balance and longevity.