What helps us stay healthier for longer? Dr. Tom O’Bryan joins Rob Lutz to discuss healthspan, chronic inflammation, LPS, gut health, environmental toxins, food sensitivities, and practical strategies for reducing inflammatory burden.
How does chronic stress affect the gut, brain, and mitochondria? Dr. Gaetano Morello joins Rob Lutz to explore the underlying physiology of stress and anxiety—and practical, evidence-informed approaches clinicians can consider.
Bone health may involve more than calcium and minerals. On the OneMedicine Podcast, Rob Lutz and his guests explore BMPs—signaling molecules studied for their role in bone and cartilage regeneration—and discuss a “signal-first” perspective on musculoskeletal health and aging.
Many patients continue to experience fatigue, anxiety, poor sleep, and low resilience even when conventional testing appears normal. On the One Medicine Podcast, Dr. Scott Scher explores the “sympathetic spiral of doom”—a framework for understanding how mitochondrial dysfunction, oxidative stress, autonomic imbalance, and immune-endocrine signaling may reinforce one another. He explains why energy may need to come first, how treatment can backfire when it is introduced too soon, and how clinicians can better sequence care.
How might toxic mold and mycotoxins affect neurological health across the lifespan? Rob Lutz speaks with Dr. Andrew Campbell about the ways mold exposure may affect the body and brain, the role of mycotoxin testing, the importance of identifying and removing exposure sources, and principles for evidence-based care. The conversation includes clinical insights, case examples, and considerations for practitioners.
Cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death in women, yet it continues to be underdiagnosed, misunderstood, and undertreated in female patients. Women experience different symptoms, different risk timelines, and different physiological triggers than men — and the consequences of missing those distinctions can be fatal. In this episode ofRead
Dr. Andrew Campbell — clinical immunologist, toxicologist, and author of 100+ peer-reviewed studies — joins host Rob Lutz to discuss the under-recognized epidemic of mycotoxin illness. From autism and MS to Alzheimer’s and Crohn’s disease, mycotoxins masquerade as conditions practitioners treat daily. Dr. Campbell outlines his evidence-based six-month protocol —Read
This episode, Chris Meletis, ND equips clinicians with a practical, layered approach to identifying, modulating, and resolving inflammation—across acute flare-ups, chronic systemic inflammation and disease-specific contexts—using nutrition, lifestyle, and targeted supplementation.Inflammation is not the enemy—but dysregulated, unresolved inflammation is the root of most chronic disease. Join Chris and Rob asRead
In this episode, Angela Pifer, the “SIBO Guru”, provides a comprehensive look at chronic bloating and why it’s often more complex than just small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO). Key Takeaways: Bloating is rarely just SIBO – there are many potential underlying causes, including digestive insufficiencies, motility issues, immune dysregulation, moldRead
What if “supporting the immune system” isn’t enough? In this thought-provoking episode, a panel of integrative practitioners explores how to move beyond short-term immune support toward lasting immune resilience-the body’s capacity to adapt, recover, and maintain balance through life’s physical and emotional stressors. Join us as we unpack the keyRead
