GLP-1 medications and peptides are transforming weight loss and metabolic health, but most people are using them incorrectly. In this episode, Dr. Jen sits down with Dr. Russell Van Maele to break down the right way to use GLP-1s and peptide therapies for long-term health, not just short-term weight loss. They explore why rapid weight loss can lead to muscle loss and metabolic decline, the critical role of hydration, protein intake, and resistance training, and how to use growth hormone secretagogues and peptide stacks safely and effectively. This conversation also dives into the risks of unregulated peptides and why sourcing, dosing, and physician oversight are essential for safe, sustainable results.

Dr. Russell Van Maele, DO, is a board-certified Internal Medicine physician and clinical expert focused on longevity and metabolic health. He specializes in using comprehensive biomarker data and peptide therapies to help patients improve insulin resistance, hormone balance, and overall vitality. By combining functional medicine principles with conventional medical training, Dr. Van Maele helps individuals move beyond symptom management and build sustainable, long-term health.

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What if inflammation and autoimmune conditions aren’t problems to suppress, but signals that the body is struggling to repair? In this episode, Dr. Jen sits down with Dr. J. Russell Jaffe, a pioneer in integrative medicine, to explore a fundamentally different lens on chronic illness. Drawing from decades of experience in molecular biology and clinical diagnostics, Dr. Jaffe explains why inflammation reflects a “repair deficit,” how chronic stress and elevated cortisol disrupt immune function, and why modern medicine often misses the deeper drivers of disease. The conversation also dives into environmental toxins, emotional trauma, and lifestyle patterns that quietly overwhelm the body, and how returning to simplicity, nature, and mindful living can restore resilience, vitality, and long-term health.

Dr. J. Russell Jaffe, MD, PhD, CCN, is a pioneer in integrative medicine with over 40 years of experience in molecular biology and clinical diagnostics. After serving on the senior staff of the NIH and becoming board-certified in Clinical and Chemical Pathology, he shifted his focus toward root-cause, patient-centered care. As the founder of PERQUE Integrative Health and ELISA/ACT Biotechnologies, Dr. Jaffe has authored nearly 100 scientific articles and developed predictive biomarkers to identify underlying contributors to chronic illness. He is widely recognized for his philosophy of “Nature’s pHarmacy,” emphasizing alkaline nutrition, immune repair, and sustainable wellness.

Website: https://www.drrusselljaffe.com
PERQUE Integrative Health: https://www.perque.com
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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DrRussellJaffe

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Vaccine policy, public health messaging, and medical freedom are rapidly shifting, leaving many parents and practitioners feeling uncertain about what to trust. In this episode, Dr. Jen sits down with Dr. Peter McCullough to unpack recent changes in vaccine policy, the role of federal and state-level decisions, and the growing conversation around informed consent and risk stratification. They discuss measles outbreaks, treatment approaches, and the importance of individualized care, while also exploring concerns around vaccine safety, scheduling, and long-term outcomes. This conversation offers a broader perspective on navigating health decisions in a complex and evolving medical landscape.

Dr. Peter McCullough, MD, MPH, is an internist, cardiologist, and epidemiologist with over 1,000 scientific publications. He currently serves as Chief Scientific Officer for The Wellness Company and President of the McCullough Foundation. His work focuses on public health policy, informed consent, and advancing approaches to early treatment and patient-centered care. Dr. McCullough is a frequent speaker and advocate for medical freedom and individualized healthcare decisions.

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Play is often seen as something children do, but it may be one of the most powerful tools for learning, creativity, and leadership at any age. In this episode, Dr. Jen sits down with Dr. Diane Jackson Schnoor to explore how play, storytelling, and empathy shape the way we learn, connect, and lead. Drawing from her work in education, museums, and organizational leadership, Dr. Diane shares how integrating multicultural literature with STEM and hands-on experiences can unlock deeper engagement and resilience. They also discuss the concept of “Playful Leadership” and why fostering curiosity, joy, and creativity is essential not only in classrooms, but in teams, workplaces, and everyday life.

Dr. Diane Jackson Schnoor is an educator, speaker, and consultant with nearly 30 years of experience transforming learning through play, storytelling, and empathy. She is the founder of Dr. Diane’s Adventures in Learning and host of the Adventures in Learning podcast. With a PhD in Elementary Education from the University of Virginia, where she also serves as an adjunct professor, Dr. Diane specializes in integrating multicultural literature with STEM/STEAM and advancing “Playful Leadership” to help individuals and teams unlock creativity and resilience.

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Weight loss has become a race toward smaller numbers on the scale, but in the process, many people are unknowingly damaging their metabolism. In this solo episode, Dr. Jen breaks down why fast weight loss, extreme dieting, and even GLP-1 medications can lead to muscle loss, metabolic slowdown, and long-term weight regain if not used correctly. She shares a practical, muscle-first framework focused on protein intake, resistance training, metabolic health, and strategic supplementation, helping you shift from chasing weight loss to building true body composition and long-term resilience.

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Weight loss isn’t just about discipline — it’s about biology, hormones, and healing the systems that regulate metabolism. In this episode, Dr. Jen sits down with Adrian Gledhill, former Biggest Loser contestant and metabolic health coach, to unpack the hidden costs of extreme dieting, reality TV weight loss, and gastric bypass surgery. Adrian shares her decades-long journey through metabolic damage, reactive hypoglycemia, adrenal dysfunction, nutrient depletion, and the emotional toll of public weight regain. Together, they explore carnivore nutrition, mold illness, hormone and thyroid support, GLP-1 therapy, and why sustainable health requires cellular and hormonal repair — not caloric punishment.

Adrian Gledhill is a metabolic health coach and advocate who gained national recognition as a contestant on NBC’s The Biggest Loser. After experiencing metabolic damage, weight regain, and Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome, she began exploring root-cause approaches to healing beyond calorie restriction. Her journey through gastric bypass complications, carnivore nutrition, hormone support, and GLP-1 therapy shaped her mission to help others repair metabolism and reverse chronic inflammation through practical, lived-experience guidance.

Website: https://www.radicallyhealthy.com
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Eczema can feel relentless for families — the itching, sleepless nights, food fears, and endless prescriptions that never seem to solve the problem. In this episode, Dr. Jen sits down with Andra McHugh, founder of Eczema Kids and mom of four, to explore a root-cause approach to childhood eczema that goes far beyond symptom management. They unpack why eczema is not just a skin issue but a gut, immune, and detoxification imbalance, how dysbiosis and environmental exposures set the stage for flares, and why restrictive diets and steroid cycles often miss the bigger picture. Andra shares practical, real-life strategies families can start immediately — from kitchen habits and properly prepared foods to herbal oils, bath therapies, and simple environmental shifts — offering a clear, doable path toward calmer skin and confident parenting.

Andra McHugh is the founder of Eczema Kids, host of the Eczema Kids Podcast, and a mom of four who helps families reverse childhood eczema naturally. After two of her children suffered from severe eczema, Andra developed a root-cause system focused on gut repair, immune balance, and environmental detox. She also creates eczema-safe skincare and supports families worldwide through practical, real-life healing strategies.

🎧 Eczema Kids Podcast

Eczema Kids Podcast features Andra McHugh, founder of Eczema Kids and a leading voice in natural childhood eczema healing. After successfully reversing severe eczema in her own children, Andra now helps families address root causes through gut health, detoxification, skin barrier repair, and environmental support, empowering parents with practical, sustainable tools for lasting healing.

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Website: eczemakids.com
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Seed oils are not just a modern cooking swap — they represent a dramatic shift in how we fuel our bodies. In this episode, Dr. Jen sits down with Steven Rofrano, founder of Ancient Crunch, to explore how vegetable oils moved from industrial products to dietary staples and why that change may be contributing to oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction, and insulin resistance. They discuss the historical roots of seed oil adoption, the metabolic consequences of unstable omega-6 fats, the importance of ancestral food preparation methods like nixtamalization, and practical ways to reduce seed oil exposure without feeling restricted or extreme.

Steven Rofrano is an entrepreneur and founder of Ancient Crunch, the company behind MASA chips and Vandy potato chips. After reversing his own chronic health issues through diet and lifestyle changes, Steven began educating others about ancestral eating and seed oil avoidance. His work focuses on bringing traditionally prepared, tallow-fried snacks to market while challenging modern food industry practices and promoting ingredient transparency.

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