Did you start a new therapy, supplement, or diet?  Did you do it based on your own solid research?  Or was it just marketing?  You may be caught in the echo chamber.  

We are pretty sure AI made every aspect of this movie on Cannabis.  We aren't sure if it's pro or anti cannabis.  Either way we watch it and total MST3k the hell out of it.  "Watch" it with us.

Okay, we get it. Your 8-minute abs program didn't work, and Ozempic didn't work. Will exercise mimetics replace portion control and exercise? Probably not, but they won't hurt, and some of them have tons of other benefits.  

How much will AI change healthcare?  Dude, we can't stop talking about it.  New drugs, new treatments, better diagnosis, and outcomes.  We're having a hard time not talking about it.

Full disclosure, sometimes when we don't have a guest, we just say, "Fuck it," and hit record.  We share at least a couple dozen articles a week on wild health stuff, from tech to laws and, of course, AI.  Today, we explore the notion of work/life balance, becoming too sensitive and how the hell anyone keeps up with the rapid pace of new health information.  

We are thrilled to have Elizabeth Fisher, EFT or Tapping Expert, on the show.  Have you ever felt the emotional hit of your condition more than the physical symptoms?  Could it all be in your head?  It could, but tapping may really help you release that.  We talk about some real weird conditions and how Liz helps people get back to health.  

When we landed Dr. Dave Montgomery, we knew he would be a great guest.  He has his own podcast, like ours, but with a studio, a band, and really well-educated guests.  Other than our brilliant guests, I guess we do not have that much in common.  Tom does the show in a converted closet in his basement.  While that is sad, Dr. Dave brought passion and energy, and we had a brilliant discussion about the need to reach people with proper messaging about health.

Aphrodisiacs, is it all in your head?  Do eggplant and peach emojis do it for you?  Shuck a couple dozen oysters and listen to the boys talk with Amy Reiley, author of a bunch of cookbooks that will keep your pasta "al dente," if you know what we mean.  If you don't know what we mean, well, you might want to check out the episode on penile health.

Ariel Garten...we got Ariel Garten. Please consider this episode our ode to her.  Meditation has been a cornerstone of our lives; Muse Headband has made it better.  Ariel is the company's co-founder, and when we're not being total fanboys, she explains the ins and outs of this medical-grade home device.  Yes, we have an affiliate link, just ask.  

Some people are on another level.  Let us introduce Dr. Dave Heitmann. We talk about AI, but this guy is about to use it to make people immortal.  Well, not immortal, but a hell of a lot healthier, at least.  Imaging all your data from smart devices pulled together to create a perfect diet, exercise, and health regimen for you. True N=1 shit.

Dr. Mary Sanders joins us to talk about spiritual women of a certain age and the importance of whole-being support.  

Have you ever judged someone getting out of a car with a handicapped sticker that doesn't "look" sick?  We all have, but Jeff Pearson is here to explain why we shouldn't.

Migraines suck! We lucked out getting Dr. B on the show.  Not only is she fun to talk with, but she's also helping people (especially women) who suffer from chronic migraines.  She's making functional medicine more accessible by covering all your body's systems through online courses.  

Today, we cover a few articles that were recently published.  AI, cancer technology, and Scrolling? The last one is definitely written by the remaining "Just Say No" spokesperson. 

Out on the road today, I saw a Deadhead sticker on a Cadillac.  No, Don Henley isn't on the show.  We did better; Simeon Schnapper, head of JLS Fund: A Plant MedicineFund, joins us.  He brings a wealth of knowledge to the show, and we talk about investing in psychedelics, the issues between traditional use and modern medicine, and, most importantly, how to be ethical in this newly emerging world.  This guy has been at the forefront of this field for so long that we could have talked to him for hours and almost did.  We hope he comes back just to hang out.