In Episode #135, Dr. Jill Carnahan and Dr. Patrick Porter, PHD discuss the benefits of brain training with brain tap. Brain training has been shown to improve cognitive function, working memory, and more. Brain tap is a new technology that helps to improve brain function by stimulating specific areas of the brain.
In episode #134, Dr. Jill Carnahan interviews Dr. Carrie Jones from Rupa on Estrogen’s Exit Plan. Dr. Jones is a leading expert on hormone testing and estrogen therapy, and she has developed a unique and effective exit plan for women who are experiencing estrogen imbalance. If you're struggling with low cortisol levels, estrogen imbalance, or toxic stress, this video is for you. Dr. Jones will explain how her exit plan can help you get your life back on track.
In episode #133 Dr. Jill interviews Deborah Zelinsky, O.D., on learning challenges and brain mapping. Deborah Zelinsky is a Doctor of Optometry who specializes in vision therapy and neurological disorders affecting learning, such as autism spectrum disorder.
In episode #132, Dr. Jill Carnahan interviews Dr. Brian Plante about the brain-immune connection and how it relates to chronic infections such as Lyme disease, viral infections, and tick-borne infections.
In episode #131 Dr. Jill Carnahan and Dr. Shelese Pratt discuss gut health with a deep dive into the Microbiome. They discuss how diet can enhance your microbial diversity.
In episode #130 – Dr. Jill interviews Shaina Cahill, PhD on Fecal Microbiota Transplant and why it’s Not Just for C-diff colitis and Using FMT in autistic spectrum disorders (ASD), they also discuss the gut-brain connection, how FMT works and why it is becoming a more popular treatment.
In episode #129 of Dr. Jill Live! Steven Kotler, author of The Art of Impossible and The Rise of Superman as well as his new book Gnar Country, discusses how we can use Peak Performance and Flow States For Healthy Aging to hack our brains for optimal performance.
In episode #128 Dr. Jill interviews Dr. Terry Wahls about her experience with Multiple Sclerosis and how she was able to overcome it with the help of the Wahl’s Protocol. Dr. Wahls explains that she was diagnosed with MS in 2000 and was initially only able to walk with the help of a cane.
In episode #127 Jim Tomlinson of Mold Services and Dr. Jill discuss the basics of mold remediation and how to protect yourself from myotoxins. This is essential information for anyone who suspects they may have a mold issue in their home or office!
In episode #126, Dr. Steven Sandberg-Lewis and Jill Carnahan discuss reducing carbohydrates to help reduce reflux symptoms. They also dispel some myths about reflux and heartburn.
