The Evolution of Medicine Podcast

In this episode, Dr. Maya Shetreat talks about her journey with terrain medicine and how that concept aligned all her clinical interests and passions. We also talk about how terrain and community connections go hand in hand, and how functional medicine practices can use her insight to treat patients with the terrain theory mindset.

This is a new podcast segment that we’re doing called Controversies in Nutrition, and in each session, we are going to take some big controversies that have been brought to us by listeners and ask Dr. Tom Guilliams about them. If you’re not familiar with Dr. Guilliams’ work, he’s been a central mythbuster in the field of functional integrative medicine for more than a decade. In this episode, we got into N-acetyl cysteine, strontium and fish oil.

This week on the podcast, we spoke to Josh Crolle from Evexia Diagnostics, who are going to be one of our new partners. We talked about the genesis of Evexia, what it means. Also, we talked about how Evexia can become an extension of your practice and remove and reduce the administrative burden of being in functional medicine practice.

On this episode of the podcast, we have guest host Kristen Brokaw on to interview Seth Conger, COO of Freedom Practice Coaching. Seth shares his journey to functional medicine and how he went from wanting to be a practitioner to helping practitioners scale up their practices, so they have better business models.

This week on the podcast, we feature Dr. Alex Keller. He is the medical director of Fullscript, and he’s here to talk to us about adherence. This has been a topic that we’ve been hot on at the Evolution of Medicine throughout our existence, and we’re excited to have a guest from our long- time sponsor on to share his insights and new resources.

Dr. Steffen Oesser works at the Collagen Research Institute. We cover the impact of collagen in osteoarthritis, tendonitis, skin, all the other areas of health where collagen and collagen peptides have been researched. Also, you’ll hear about some of the misconceptions of collagen and the future of collagen research.

This week, we are talking about sprouting as part of our New Models series. We have Doug Evans, one of the world experts on sprouting, joining us on this episode He wrote a book called The Sprout Book. On this episode, we’re talking about Doug’s journey to reject the chronic illness of his family and transition into a healthy lifestyle.

This week, we feature Dr. Noel Williams from Oklahoma City. We are going to be talking about a number of things, but specifically about bergamot because we had a podcast earlier this year on bergamot. We got a ton of good feedback, so I was like, “I want to talk to a doctor who’s doing this every day.”

On this episode, you will hear about Dr. Bisharat’s journey into functional medicine and how she operates her practice. Also, you will hear about group visits and the impact they can have on your practice and on patient outcomes.

On this episode of the podcast, we kick off our New Models Series with guest Dr. David Tusek. Dr. Tusek built the first direct primary care clinic in Colorado and now operates a world-class facility called Cloud Medical. In this episode, he shares his insight on creating and building a direct primary care practice.

On this episode, guest host Kristen Brokaw interviews Chris Smith, founder of Campfire Effect™. Campfire Effect™ is a company that teaches entrepreneurs how to talk about their work in a way that is as powerful and impactful as the work itself.

This week on the podcast, James sits down with Amanda D’Almeida and Daniel Villavecer, medical students with an interest in functional medicine who have more than 1.5 million followers on the social media platform TikTok.