In this episode, we are joined by Allan Dib, the founder of Lean Marketing and the bestselling author of The 1-Page Marketing Plan. Allan doesn’t come from a traditional marketing background, but after ten years of painful trial and error, he eventually mastered this skill on his own. Now, he brings his expertise to others with strategic marketing coaching, consulting, and training programs. Allan has founded, scaled, and successfully developed multiple high-growth businesses across various industries, including IT, telecommunications, and marketing. Additionally, he has been a featured speaker at various events and conferences and is among the top 0.01 percent of nonfiction authors. Jump in to learn about: How Allan’s early marketing attempts set him up for success.The power of using the right words to motivate people.Simple factors that marketers take for granted.Common excuses that hold people back from achieving their goals.The importance of using a multifaceted approach to marketing. How do Allan and his team successfully automate, scale, and simplify marketing for their clients? What are the benefits of identifying the gaps in a business’s current sales, system, and team? Join Allan as he reveals proven strategies that drive rapid business growth, ensuring your company reaches its full potential. To follow along with Allan and his work with Lean Marketing, click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

Dr. Adam Bohnenblust, DC, BCN, joins the podcast to discuss chiropractic care, pain management, soft tissue recovery, and more. Board-certified in neuropathy and intractable pain, Dr. B. is the owner and clinical director of Texas Functional Health Centers in Dallas, Texas.  Boasting extensive post-graduate education in trauma treatment, MRI interpretation with certification, fascial therapy, functional medicine, and the Webster technique, Dr. B. is committed to providing the best care possible for his patients. What sets his approach apart from other chiropractic experts? Click play to find out for yourself… In this conversation, we delve into: What led Dr. B. to pursue chiropractic medicine. Why it’s difficult to achieve an adjustment without releasing muscle spasms. The most beneficial pre-work for a productive adjustment.Movements that can release muscles in the soft tissue, and the role that tool-assisted adjusting plays in this process.   By intently listening to his patients, Dr. B. guides others through a health journey that elevates their lives as a whole. He provides chiropractic care in Dallas, TX, for people of all ages, offering specialized prenatal and pediatric care.  To learn more about Dr. Bohnenblust’s holistic work at Texas Functional Health Centers, visit their website here! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

In this episode, we connect with Dr. Liz Lyster, a Midlife Health Expert committed to helping women embrace their health and happiness with holistic wellness. With a career rooted in holistic menopausal care, her mission is simple: To guide women through the transformative stages of perimenopause and menopause with grace, understanding, and expert care…  Dr. Liz graduated from Cornell University with honors and completed her medical education with an OB/GYN specialty at the University of California, Irvine. She also holds a Master's in Community Health Education from UCLA. Her cutting-edge practice focuses on hormonal imbalances, where she provides a blend of conventional wisdom and innovative treatments – including the benefits of bio-identical hormones. Jump in to explore:  The importance of teaching patients new things that optimize their health. The difference between menopause and perimenopause.How hormone stimulation works, and the ways it manifests in the body. The physiological effects of high Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) levels. How does Dr. Liz support women physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually as they navigate the transformative phase of menopause? Join the conversation to learn more about her compassionate approach to midlife healthcare! You can follow along with Dr. Liz and her important work by visiting her website. To receive a FREE digital copy of her recent book, Go For Great!: Dr. Liz's Guide to Thrive at Every Age, click here! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

Today, we connect with Andy Neary, a former professional baseball player, two-time Ironman finisher, business coach, and the Founder of the Complete Game coaching program. Using his habits and work ethic, Andy offers specialized coaching programs, masterminds, and individualized consulting packages to help others achieve their career and business goals.  In 2017, Andy published Breaking Through the Status Quo: How Innovative Companies Are Changing The Benefits Game To Help Their Employees And Boost Their Bottom Line. In this best-selling book, he outlines powerful and proven strategies that can be used to save companies millions of dollars a year…   So, are you ready to uncover innovative ways to forge a path to success? Listen in now! In this discussion, we go over: The importance of work ethic when it comes to business management. What helped Andy find success in business. How to reach your full potential in the professional world.  Want to find out more about Andy and his work? Click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

Ellis Amdur joins the podcast to discuss his unique approach to verbal de-escalation, conflict resolution, and more. Ellis is a crisis intervention specialist with more than 50 years of traditional Japanese martial arts experience. He has published various books on martial arts, crisis intervention, hostage negotiation, and fiction – including Words of Power: A Guide for Ordinary People to Calm and De-Escalate Aggressive Individuals.  With a background in karate, aikido, judo, Muay Thai, and xingyiquan, Ellis is an expert in the study of 'internal strength' paradigms. Using his diverse knowledge of martial arts, he has provided training for competitive grappling practitioners and law enforcement professionals alike.  Are there proven strategies to de-escalate aggressive anger? How can we use verbal control tactics to manage the behaviors of enraged people? Tune in now to hear Ellis’s unique perspective on this complex topic… In this episode, we cover:  How martial arts play into de-escalation and handling aggressive people. Proven methods to deal with someone who is an obvious aggressor. The ways that most aggression manifests itself. The difference between angry and enraged people.  To learn more about Ellis and his ongoing work as the creator of Edgework Methodology, click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

In today’s podcast, we welcome Dr. Patrick Vickers, the founder and director of Northern Baja Gerson Center, the world's premier clinic for the natural treatment of cancer and advanced diseases specializing in Advanced Gerson Therapy. As a chiropractor by trade, Dr. Vickers combines his expertise in spinal health with a deep knowledge of nutritional therapy and detoxification methods to treat chronic illnesses at their root. After witnessing a rapid recovery from chiropractic treatment at the age of 11, Dr. Vickers’ passion for natural medicine was ignited, leading him to pursue a career dedicated to holistic healing and wellness. Once he graduated from the New York Chiropractic College in 1997, he proceeded to study Gerson Therapy directly under Charlotte Gerson, opening chiropractic and Gerson clinics in Peru, Guatemala, and Mexico shortly after. Upon returning to the US in 2008, he started a non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public on Gerson Therapy. Dr. Vickers now ​​travels the world lecturing at international embassies, Latin American medical schools, and other venues. Dive in to explore: What Gerson Therapy is, and how it addresses various diseases. Why Dr. Max Gerson is the most censored doctor in the history of medicine.How to restore the breakdown of the body’s metabolism to reverse degenerative conditions. One of the most potent detoxifying enzymes in the human body, and how to use it to your advantage.  You can follow along with Dr. Vickers and his work by clicking here! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

In today’s episode, we discuss pain relief, musculoskeletal health, and more with Dr. Chad Nowlin. Dr. Chad is the founder of NRG Physio and the creator of the Keystone Reset. With NRG Physio, he is committed to helping companies reduce wasteful spending on musculoskeletal health conditions using fresh approaches to health screening and root cause pain relief in rehab – all while helping shift the culture of physical wellness inside the organization… Dr. Chad is at the forefront of a new wave of physiotherapy built around a simple yet poignant philosophy: "Pain is not a medical problem. It is a movement problem. And if movement is the problem, movement can't be the medicine."  Drawing from his personal experience with the healthcare system, Dr. Chad found himself on a path to overcoming pain on his own, which ultimately led to the creation of the Keystone Reset. How does he help others reframe common misconceptions about pain? What role does muscle inhibition play in the symptoms of weakness? Join us now to dive into Dr. Chad's personal story and how it informed his comprehensive approach to pain management.   Hit play to discover: What drove Dr. Chad to consider the root cause of pain. How movement and mobilization can lead to lasting relief. The biggest limitations that keep people trapped in their pain cycles. Key factors that decide what your movement looks like.  To learn more about Dr. Chad and his work, visit his website here! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

How does the environment impact human health and rights? What role do waste and chemical issues play in the sustainable welfare of society? Vito Buonsante, an EU and International law specialist, joins the podcast to explain… Vito is an environmental lawyer and Technical and Policy Advisor for IPEN. Here, he works on a wide range of issues related to chemical safety, including SAICM and its emerging policy issues and issues of concern, the Stockholm, Basel, and Rotterdam Convention.  With over 15 years of experience in drafting, analyzing, and implementing environmental legislation, Vito leverages his expertise in chemicals, nanomaterials, and pesticides to promote a healthier world – one where both people and the environment are free from the harmful effects of toxic chemicals. In this discussion, we cover: How pollutants impact marginalized populations. The ways that the environment and law intersect, and how policies are used to preserve the future.  Why environmental law is quite weak in many countries. The benefits of making the names and quantities of chemicals on the market available to the public.  To learn more about Vito and his work with IPEN, click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

In today’s episode, we sit down with KC Owens to discuss her work as a dog breeder for the T1 diabetes community. As the founder of Tattle Tail Scent Dogs, KC is on a mission to produce highly trainable, healthy puppies that can excel as service/therapy dogs, working dogs, and companions. Driven by their motto, “Where a dog’s nose saves a life and embraces a heart,” Tattle Tail Scent Dogs have helped countless individuals and families with Diabetic Alert Dogs – and KC joins us to share her personal journey and the impact of her work.… KC has faced autoimmune issues for much of her life and was officially diagnosed with diabetes in 2000. Despite her best efforts—changing her diet, increasing exercise, and taking medications—nothing seemed to work. However, she noticed a significant improvement when her dog began to recognize her high and low blood glucose levels. This discovery led her to become a niche dog trainer, helping others manage the challenges of diabetes through the unique abilities of their dogs. Click play to find out: KC’s unique experience as a diabetic.Whether or not dogs can smell low blood sugar. How to understand a dog’s method of communication to monitor glucose levels. Want to learn more about KC and her work training Diabetic Alert Dogs? Visit the Tattle Tail Scent Dogs website now! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

In today’s episode, we sit down with Dr. Deborah Zelinsky, an optometrist renowned worldwide for her work in neuro-optometric rehabilitation. Currently serving as the founder and executive research director of The Mind-Eye Institute, Dr. Zelinsky is committed to making the latest eye-related scientific discoveries more accessible to patients both domestically and globally. How does she plan on achieving this goal? By training other eyecare professionals on retinal processing enhancement using her patented methods… Dr. Zelinsky is known for the development of the Z-Bell Test: a patented test that enables doctors to prescribe lenses and administer other optometric interventions aimed at balancing the processing of central and peripheral eyesight – all while synchronizing the integration between auditory and retinal sensory systems. She is also a fellow in the College of Optometrists in Vision Development, the Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association, and a board member of the Society for Brain Mapping. Tune in now to find out: How optometry and mathematics are used in tandem. The various ways that optometrists test their patients’ vision, and factors that may be neglected. The relationship between peripheral vision and central vision. How has Dr. Zelinsky’s more than three decades of research into the connection of the eyes and the brain revolutionized the healthcare industry? Join the conversation now to see for yourself! Click here to follow along with Dr. Zelinsky and her important work with Mind-Eye Institute.  Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

Are there ways to afford college without getting buried in debt? What financial options do parents have to help their children achieve their higher education ambitions? Angie Grimm joins the podcast to address these important questions and explain her unique approach to helping students make valuable informed decisions about the future… Angie is a College Funding Professional at College Solutions, a company that offers late-stage planning services for parents with students attending college in the near future. With an emphasis on families with college-bound high school students, Angie and her team are on a mission to help their clients navigate the complex and overwhelming process of paying for college tuition – using proven strategies to optimize their goals. Jump in now to discover: The benefits of understanding the ebb and flow of the financial aid system.Why out-of-state tuition is higher.What “cash flow planning” is, and how to harness it. The most under-utilized resource for college-bound students.  To learn more about Angie and her work with College Solutions, click here! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

In today’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Tina Marie (Waliczek) Cade to dive into the intriguing world of urban-plant interactions, the effects of greenspace on people, and more. As a Professor of Horticulture at Texas State University, Dr. Cade teaches 12 different courses in horticulture and advises multiple graduate students on research projects. Her interests in this field are broad, as she studies the active engagement of individuals with plants in community, home, or school gardens, as well as the passive interaction with plants in green spaces both outdoors and indoors, including the presence of indoor plants… What can Dr. Cade’s more than 20 years of experience tell us about the benefits of people/plant interactions? Can gardening positively affect the overall quality of life in humans? Whether you're a horticulture enthusiast or a casual gardener, you'll find Dr. Cade's insights fascinating. She explains how interacting with plants can improve physical well-being, reduce stress, and deepen our connection to nature – ultimately enriching our lives. Click play to find out:  What horticultural therapy is, and how it impacts different populations of people.The connection between horticultural interactions and emotional well-being. What “eco anxiety” is, and how it is addressed in student populations. The ways that green spaces influence economic factors. You can learn more about Dr. Cade and her work here! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

Dr. Michael Marmor, Professor Emeritus of Ophthalmology at Stanford University, delves into the captivating realm of the human eye in this thought-provoking podcast episode. Focusing on the profound impact of eyes on various facets of human experience, Dr. Marmor shares his insights and expertise on this intriguing topic — particularly in the realm of art. Dr. Marmor's research interests cover several areas, including the physiology and pathophysiology of retina and pigment epithelium, electrophysiological retinal and RPE function tests, and newer electroretinographic techniques such as multifocal ERG recording. Additionally, he is interested in the relationship between human vision and art, music, history, literature, and sports… Tune in now to uncover: How the human eye and the brain are connected. What the retina is composed of. Key facts about how the eye perceives and transmits images. What is at the core of how the eye sees the world. Whether you’re interested in eye health or the science of art, this conversation promises to captivate and educate. Don't miss out on this engaging discussion that sheds light on the wonders of the human eye and its significance in shaping our perception of the world around us! Want to find out more about Michael and his research? Click here to view his Stanford profile, and here to purchase his latest book! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

Today, we connect with Thomas Licker to discuss his decades of experience managing biohazard investigations and remediations. As a certified bio-environmental infection control remediator and recovery master, Thomas serves as the president of the American Bio-Recovery Association. Here, he has helped create and publish the Bio Recovery Site Risk Assessment (BSRA) guidance document and the Restoration Industry Association (RIA) Environmental Risk Specialist (ERS) program. Thomas studied environmental science in college. After researching soil, brown water, air, and industrial hygiene, he found himself working for the US Environmental Protection Agency as a contractor — remediating some of the nation's worst sites. Now, he is in the biohazard response industry full-time, a field of work he has discovered a deep passion for… In this conversation, we cover: What biohazard response is, and why it is a necessary service.How to properly respond to biohazard scenes.OSHA requirements for this type of work.How the opioid crisis impacts Thomas’s work in biohazard remediation. To learn more about Thomas and his work, click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

Dive deep into the mysterious world of killer whales with Isabella Reeves, a passionate Ph.D. candidate in marine biology at the Cetacean Research Center. In this captivating podcast, Isabella takes you on a journey into the remote and harsh habitats of killer whales, the second most widespread species globally after humans. Isabella shares the challenges of studying these elusive creatures, who dart through the ocean at high speeds, making them difficult to spot and study. Learn about the innovative techniques she employs, including a modified crossbow with a dart that collects a tiny sample of skin, providing invaluable genetic insights. Isabella's research focuses on the genomics of killer whales, unraveling the evolution of orcas globally. She discusses the distinctions between male and female killer whales and explores the unique genetic makeup of Australia's orcas, a population with less-known details compared to their North Pacific counterparts. She delves into the tragic extinction of a specific killer whale lineage, highlighting the whitewashing of indigenous history in her quest to rectify historical omissions. Her work strives to amplify the voices of indigenous communities, contributing crucial puzzle pieces to the evolutionary story of killer whales. Tune in to follow Isabella's journey through the intricate world of killer whale evolution. Gain insights into her ongoing work, including her goals of submitting her Ph.D. in the coming year and contributing to conservation management. Discover how her research aims to fill the gaps in our understanding of killer whales, especially in tropical regions in Australia and New Zealand, where these magnificent creatures remain enigmatic puzzle pieces waiting to be unveiled. Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

Chris Peng, the Co-Founder and CEO of Labfront, joins us to delve into the groundbreaking initiatives of their startup, poised to transform health research. Labfront is on a mission to bridge the gap between medical research and practical applications, aiming to remedy the deficiencies in our current healthcare system. In this episode, Peng shares the inspiration behind Labfront and how they are enhancing software infrastructure to consolidate data from various wearable sensors. By breaking down silos that often conceal crucial health information, Labfront strives to pinpoint and address underlying diseases. Labfront empowers researchers by offering a comprehensive software solution to manage studies. Whether dealing with a study involving 50 participants or thousands of participants, Labfront assists researchers in crafting customized apps that help ensure participant adherence through reminders and task management. Moreover, Labfront is at the forefront of innovation by developing an analysis engine within its platform. This enhancement streamlines the data analysis process, boosting efficiency for both researchers and studies. Press play to discover: How Labfront is set to revolutionize the landscape of health researchThe range of devices Labfront seamlessly integrates withThe challenges researchers face in data analysis and how Labfront addresses these hurdlesStrategies to motivate study participants, fostering engagement and adherence to study tasks Ready to explore the future of health research? Tune in now and explore Labfront | All-in-One Research Solution for Real-World Data. Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9

Joining us today is Marcia C. Inhorn, PhD, MPH, the William K. Lanman, Jr. Professor of Anthropology and International Affairs in the Department of Anthropology and The Whitney and Betty MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies at Yale University.  Dr. Inhorn is an expert in Middle Eastern gender and health issues. For the past 35 years, she has studied the social impact of infertility and assisted reproductive technologies across various countries and cultures. Dr. Lanman sits down with us to discuss motherhood on ice, the mating gap, and why women freeze their eggs. Eager to share her knowledge on reproductive health, she is interested in solving issues related to fertility – and egg freezing is among the most popular solutions… In this episode, we dive into: What motivates women to freeze their eggs, and the ages they typically do it. What the egg freezing process looks like. What “age-related fertility decline” is, and when it usually occurs.  To learn more about Dr. Inhorn and her research, click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

How does quantum physics inform biology at a nanoscale? In what ways does biology exhibit quantum behavior? Clarice D. Aiello, a quantum engineer and Assistant Professor at UCLA, sits down to enlighten us… Clarice is an expert on nanosensors harnessing room-temperature quantum effects in noisy environments. With her research group, the Quantum Biology Tech (QuBiT) Lab, she performs quantum measurements on “living sensors” (such as proteins, cells, and microorganisms) to better understand how they interact with their environment.  In this episode, we cover: What a quantum engineer is, and what they are trained to observe.What makes quantum objects work very well with sensors. What “spin” is, and what it tells us about the energy of electrons in a magnetic field. How to see quantum behavior in biological systems. What quantum-enhanced information is.  To find out more about Clarice and her work, click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/30PvU9C

How are nanomaterials being used around us – and what are the potential risks? Khara D. Grieger, an Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist in Environmental Health and Risk Assessment at North Carolina State University, joins us to discuss this intriguing topic. With a Ph.D. in environmental engineering, Khara is interested in unpacking the uses and risks of nanotechnology in agriculture and food production. Drawing from her extensive knowledge of risk assessment, risk management, and stakeholder engagement, her research is truly ahead of its time… In this episode, we cover: The range of nanomaterials that are being developed and used in food and agricultural products.Examples of engineered nanomaterials.Food additives that may be detrimental to health, and why companies keep using them. To learn more about Khara and her work, click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

What will the next generation of medicine production look like? Dr. Govind Rao joins us today to discuss the importance of constructing safe and effective medications – standards that are harder to reach than one may think… Dr. Rao is a Professor of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, and the Director of the Center for Advanced Sensor Technology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. His research interests are primarily focused on how to enhance the production of protein-based therapeutics from the traditional fermentation and cell culture approach – something biopharmaceuticals have been doing for over 30 years. In this episode, we discuss: Experimentation that Dr. Rao’s lab is doing.New technology that is enabling scientists to create proteins.The paradigm shift that may be on the horizon for therapeutic production.Drugs that are most likely to improve in the near future. Wondering how Dr. Rao is contributing to the future of medicine and wellness? Join in now to see for yourself! Want to find out more about Dr. Rao and his research? Click here now! Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9C