• 7 - Exploring the Impact of Epigenetics, Nature, and Trauma on Health with Dr. David Bilstrom

  • May 1 2024
  • Length: 55 mins
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7 - Exploring the Impact of Epigenetics, Nature, and Trauma on Health with Dr. David Bilstrom

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  • Your host, Brad Hunter, talks with Dr. David Bilstrom. David's story is as fascinating as it is inspiring. Raised in Illinois, his early passions for tennis and snowboarding were just the beginning of a life marked by exploration and discovery. His travels around the globe broadened his horizons and shaped his perspective on health and wellness.

    Transitioning from traditional to functional and integrative medicine, David emphasized the critical need to address the root causes of illness. His approach is not just about treating symptoms but providing holistic care that considers the entire individual. This shift was partly motivated by his mission to find solutions for his son's health challenges, a journey that led him to the profound impacts of acupuncture and integrative therapies.

    To learn more about David's work, check out their website HERE.

    Connect with David on LinkedIn HERE.

    Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply HERE.

    Want to learn more about Brad's work at Emerge Labs? Check out their website HERE.
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