Episode 20 - The Forgotten Autism Studies

09/25/20 • 24 min

Autism is a growing concern among parents with developing children. The causes have been studied closely in the last decade, and when correlated with the recent literature, the theories are quite fascinating.
The innate immune system has such a profound effect on the human healthspan, we can't help but urge listeners to re-visit the the first episode where Dr. Seeds breaks down the true importance of the immune system-- how it goes beyond the defense of a cold.
We'll definitely be revisiting this topic. Send any questions to info[at]seeds[dot]md. Follow Dr. Seeds' work on https://seeds.md

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Episode 19 - Ask Dr. Seeds - Our First AMA

Dr. Seeds is quite active all over the web - youtube, peptide groups, reddit, and of course, our own emails answering questions about peptide therapy, to providing information to health issues that have no clear cut answers.
There was no way to organize this into topical episodes so we made an Ask Me Anything episode instead.
Here we answer the following questions:

What kinds of things do you recommend for the folks on the west coast dealing with poor air quality from the wildfires?
What kinds of peptide therapies for Ehlers Danlos Syndrome?
How about adrenal fatigue, what's your recommendation and stance?
Not feeling the effects of Dihexa, what do you recommend?
Will ARA-290 increase COVID-19 risk due to decreased cytokines IL6, and IL-12?
Any recommendations for atrial fibrillation?

I wish we had more time, but we promise to do another one of these episodes. It was fascinating to listen to the approach of Dr. Seeds when dealing with each of these issues.
Keep your questions coming, and let's prioritize your health at the top of your list!

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Episode 21 - Pain and No-Pain - An Interview with Olympic Gold Medalist Turned Super-Mom

In this episode we interview one of Dr. Seeds long-time friend and patient - Former olympic gold medal swimmer turned super mom, Diana Munz.
Her story is one that many mom's might struggle with-- having no time to stop because her kids always come first.
But when an accident happened that left her unable to move her neck without zaps of pain shooting down her spine, Diana knew she had to nip this in the bud.
This is just one story of a former athlete who was used to working through the pain, realized she no longer has to do that, and make the leap to do something about it.
What a great story for moms and athletes.
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