The Evolution of Medicine Podcast

In this episode, we talk about some of the hot topics in coding, like chronic care management, remote patient monitoring, remote therapeutic monitoring. All the things that are from 2021 and into 2022, that is making it a lot more palatable for doctors who want to practice in this way to bill and have clinics insurance, both government and commercial.

In this episode, we talk about the growth of the movement and the surprising places where functional medicine is really starting to take off. We also talk about food as medicine and why personal growth is such a critical part of not only getting people well, but also growing the functional medicine movement worldwide.

Today, we are talking with Dr. Sunjya Schweig, you may know him as a leader in the Lyme and biotoxin illness space. However, over the last few years he has been working on an interesting project to bring functional medicine principles, and clinical nutrition to a very special population; firefighters and policemen. In this interview you’re going to hear about the main issues that affect those people in society…

On this episode, we have Dr. Elroy Vojdani returning to the podcast. A few months ago, he came onto the podcast and did our most popular show of the year, talking about the role of food and autoimmunity and how it relates to COVID-19. On this episode, he discusses the role of mitochondrial dysfunction in immunological decline. This is a great episode with a lot of information on the immune system and how to make it more resilient.

This week, we are talking about enzymes. Enzymes are used and recommended by practitioners across our ecosystem. There are many different supplement companies that are recommending enzymes, so we wanted to get to the guy behind the guy, like where are these enzymes coming from? What are the most popular types of enzymes?

So, today we are going to be doing a special podcast episode with my partners at HealCommunity, Barclay Burns and Christina Tidwell. They discuss how chronic disease is being treated in the health system and how to succeed with those outcomes.