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In this discussion, Dr. Carl Svensson sheds light on the contrasting approaches of Western medicine versus traditional Chinese practices. He emphasizes the importance of natural remedies and holistic methods over synthetic medications, arguing that many chronic conditions can be addressed through lifestyle changes and dietary adjustments. The conversation touches on the economic factors influencing medical practices and explores innovative technologies aimed at improving patient health in a more individualized manner.
In this engaging discussion, Matt, Tom, and Sarah explore the complexities of workforce management in healthcare, focusing on credentialing and education. Sarah shares her insights on the inefficiencies inherent in current systems and presents her innovative solution, Door Space, designed to streamline credential management for clinicians. The conversation highlights the challenges healthcare professionals face and the potential for technology to enhance their experiences while improving patient care.
In this episode, Amy Graves shares her personal battle with corn allergies and the hidden role corn plays in our daily lives, from food to seemingly innocuous products. She explains how her unique experiences led her to write "The Hidden Consumer," aimed at educating others about the pervasive nature of corn in the food supply. With a mix of humor and disbelief, the conversation explores the complexities of navigating a world dominated by corn and the health implications associated with it.
In this eye-opening discussion, Dr. Elliot Justin explores the often-taboo topics of male sexual health and fitness, revealing the unexpected benefits of regular sexual activity for overall well-being. The conversation takes a humorous turn as he shares personal anecdotes, including his unique experiments with erectile function and innovative tech designed to track sexual health. With a candid look at societal attitudes towards sexuality, the episode challenges the stigma and misinformation surrounding men's health, all while keeping things light-hearted and informative.
In this episode, Jessica shares her transformative journey from a strict religious upbringing to embracing creativity and personal empowerment. The discussion navigates the impact of societal norms on men's identity and the importance of bonding through shared experiences. Additionally, the conversation touches on neuroscience, the allure of video games, and the significance of vulnerability in fostering genuine connections.
In this episode, Matt and Tom explore the intersection of creativity, psychedelics, and consciousness, pondering what it would mean if everyone could tap into their right brain potential. They weave through a range of topics, from ancient civilizations to modern societal dynamics, questioning the direction of human development and the impact of technology on our minds. With a mix of humor and philosophical musings, they consider how deep connections and shared experiences can influence happiness in our increasingly digital world.

Irreverent Health

What happens when you decide the best way to market community is by rubbing a clitoris in a clockwise motion for an exact amount of time? You go to jail eventually and we, well, we make fun of you. 

Then, we drink some gin, wine, tequila, or anything else within grasp, possibly smoke a joint, and well, keep making fun of you. 

But we are also incredibly passionate about whatever is conversation-worthy in the biohacker, life-extension, acupuncture, wearable technologies, psychedelics, supplements, health charlatans, overnight weight loss fads, which diets were better for neolithic ancestors we never personally met, public health policies, esoteric philosophical arguments about digital consciousness, and well they told me I had to stop typing. You get the idea.

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Tom Ingegno

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Matt Hampton

Matt runs a digital production company, an online cannabis accessory store, is writing a book on multi-disciplinary thinking and metacognition, and loves all things health hacking and optimizing. When he is not obsessing over the dosing schedule of, well, anything, he really, really likes his telescopes.