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Feeling lost in the often-confusing world of hormone replacement? Wondering if bioidentical hormones are right for you? This episode brings clarity with special guest Dr. Daved Rosensweet, M.D., a leading physician in the field of hormone therapy and the author of the acclaimed book, "Happy Healthy Hormones: The BRITE Approach to Optimizing Your Hormones & Your Life."

Listen in as Dr. Rosensweet unpacks critical questions, including:

• What are Bioidentical Hormones? Understanding the molecular difference and why it matters.
• Bioidentical vs. Conventional HRT: A clear comparison of sources, structures, and potential physiological impacts.
• Benefits & Risks: A balanced discussion on what BHRT can offer for symptoms like hot flashes, sleep issues, mood changes, and libido, alongside an honest look at potential risks and considerations.
• The BRITE Method: Dr. Rosensweet shares insights into his unique BRITE (Bioidentical Replacement Individually Tailored Evidence-based) system for personalized hormone optimization. Learn what sets this approach apart.

Whether you're exploring options for perimenopause, menopause, andropause, or seeking to improve your overall vitality, Dr. Rosensweet provides valuable knowledge to empower your health journey. Tune in to understand how you can strive for happy, healthy hormones!

Keywords: Bioidentical Hormones, BHRT, Hormone Replacement Therapy, Dr. Daved Rosensweet, Happy Healthy Hormones, BRITE Method, Hormone Balance, Menopause Symptoms, Perimenopause Relief, Andropause Treatment, Women's Health, Men's Health, Functional Medicine, Wellness Podcast.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

Join Dr. Tom Chaney and Dr. Steph Chaney in this episode of Living Health Live as they explore the intriguing world of methylene blue with esteemed guest Dr. Tom Levy, a board-certified cardiologist and attorney. Dr. Levy delves into the benefits of methylene blue for a variety of health conditions, including its potential effects on the brain and central nervous system, depression, cancer protocols, and more. Discover the latest research and practical advice on dosages, potential side effects, and contraindications. If you're curious about incorporating methylene blue into your health regimen safely, this episode is a must-watch!

Welcome to Living Health Live with Dr. Tom Chaney and Dr. Steph Chaney. In this episode, they welcome back the esteemed Dr. Thomas Levy, a board-certified cardiologist and acclaimed author. The focus is on methylene blue, its history, its application as a powerful antioxidant, and its impact on various diseases. They delve into its role in treating infections, chronic diseases, and its efficacy comparable to vitamin C. Dr. Levy also explains how methylene blue works at the cellular level, particularly its antioxidant properties and its role in mitochondrial health. He discusses dosage, methods of administration, and the safe use of this potent substance.

Join Dr. Tom Chaney and Dr. Stephanie Chaney as they delve into an inspiring case study on reversing osteoporosis naturally on this episode of Living Health Live. Discover how a patient tackled multiple health challenges, including pre-diabetes, high blood pressure, colitis, vertigo, and glaucoma, while achieving normal bone density. Learn about their approach involving anti-inflammatory diets, hormone normalization, and innovative treatments like whole-body vibration plates. Tune in for valuable insights on reversing chronic diseases by addressing root causes and how you can take proactive steps towards a healthier life.

In this episode of Living Health Live, Dr. Tom Chaney and Dr. Stephanie Chaney discuss gluten sensitivity beyond the basics with special guest Dr. Sam Sunshine, Medical Director and Founder of OC Sports and Wellness. Dr. Sunshine explores the evolution of gluten sensitivity over the past 20 years, the misinformation surrounding gluten, and the distinction between celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity. The conversation covers the role of cross-reactivity with other foods, the impact of stress and toxic load on gut health, and the effects of glyphosate. They also delve into food immune reactivity, autoimmune conditions, and the importance of a clean diet free from artificial flavors and colors. Join this insightful discussion to learn how you can manage gluten sensitivity and maintain optimal health naturally.

Join Drs. Tom and Stephanie Chaney on Living Health Live as they delve deep into the complexities of gluten sensitivity with Dr. Sam Sunshine, the medical director and founder of OC Sports and Wellness. In this episode, they explore the differences between gluten allergies, sensitivities, and intolerances, discussing the latest research and testing methods. Discover how gluten affects the body, the evolution of gluten sensitivity over the past decades, and the common foods that may trigger immune reactions. Whether you're managing symptoms or looking to improve overall health, this episode is packed with valuable insights and practical advice.

00:00 Introduction to Living Health Live

00:44 Meet Dr. Sam Sunshine

02:23 Understanding Gluten Sensitivity

02:48 Types of Food Reactions

05:10 Gluten and Its Effects

11:07 Testing for Gluten Sensitivity

16:21 Case Studies and Practical Advice

Join Dr. Tom and Dr. Stephanie Chaney on this episode of Living Health Live as they dive into an incredible case study of a 63-year-old male diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in 2010. Learn about the patient's journey to reclaiming his health and reversing diabetes within just six months. The doctors discuss comprehensive blood work, functional ranges, and targeted treatments, including dietary changes, supplements, and controlling underlying infections. Discover how functional medicine can address underlying causes and lead to impactful health transformations. Please note that the information shared is for educational purposes and not a substitute for medical treatment.

Join Dr. Steph as she delves into the often-overlooked symptoms of parasitic infections and their possible correlation with chronic diseases. Discover how historical medical insights can shed light on present-day health issues, as parasites might be an underlying factor contributing to conditions like asthma, IBS, and even multiple sclerosis. Learn about the specific white blood cells - eosinophils - and their role in triggering allergy-like reactions. With a detailed analysis of symptoms and the importance of specialized blood tests, this comprehensive discussion encourages reevaluating chronic illnesses through the lens of parasitic infections. Stay tuned for the next episode on testing methods for parasites.

In this episode, Dr. Steph Chaney from Living Health Integrative Medicine discusses the various parts of the human body where parasites can take up residence. She explains how common parasites are, how they can be contracted, and explores their potential impacts on chronic health conditions like fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue. She also shares some extreme cases of parasites found in unexpected places, like the brain and gallbladder, and emphasizes that parasites can live almost anywhere in the body, including the intestines, liver, pancreas, and even the mouth. Stay tuned for the next video where Dr. Steph will discuss the symptoms of a parasite infestation.

In this second installment of the Living Health Integrative Medicine webinar series on parasites, Dr. Steph explains the various ways we can contract parasites. Despite advanced water treatment systems, contaminated drinking water remains a risk, exemplified by recent cases in Baltimore and Houston. Other sources include freshwater swimming, consumption of undercooked or raw foods, insect bites, and pet interactions. Dr. Steph also discusses the critical need for food safety practices and highlights cases from Hawaii involving snail and slug-borne diseases. Join us in the next video where we'll explore where parasites reside in the human body and how to detect and eliminate them.

Join Dr. Steph Chaney from Living Health Integrative Medicine as she embarks on a series of webinars focused on parasites. In this introductory episode, Dr. Cheney defines what parasites are, their impact on human health, and the various types including protozoa, nematodes, cestodes, and trematodes. She highlights how these organisms can cause chronic illnesses and discusses the often overlooked prevalence of these parasites in North America. Upcoming episodes will delve deeper into symptoms, diseases, testing, and treatment options related to parasitic infections.

In this episode of Living Health LIVE, Drs. Tom and Stephanie Chaney discuss the difference between routine conventional testing and Living Health's Comprehensive Testing. They describe how they are able to determine what testing is needed to determine the root cause of your symptoms.

In this episode of Living Health Live, Dr. Tom Chaney and Dr. Steph Chaney discuss the topic of peripheral neuropathy. They explain what peripheral neuropathy is, its difference from central nervous system issues, and its signs and symptoms. The Chaneys highlight the importance of identifying the root causes, which can range from diabetes, poor circulation, toxins, autoimmune diseases, medications, to infections like Lyme disease. They critique the conventional treatment options like gabapentin and antidepressants, which only mask symptoms, and advocate for therapies aimed at nerve regeneration and treating the underlying issues. They emphasize a comprehensive approach that includes home therapies and nutritional support to slow, stop, and reverse neuropathy.

In this episode of Living Health Live, Dr. Tom Chaney and Dr. Stephanie Chaney discuss living health through integrative medicine. They introduce Kevin, a patient diagnosed with ankylosing spondylitis, and explore his transformative journey from diagnosis to remission. Kevin shares his struggles with severe pain, his treatment with traditional medications, and his eventual path to natural healing through functional medicine, strict diet, ozone IV therapy, and personalized supplements. Tune in to hear his inspiring story of resilience and recovery.

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the IV advantage for fighting chronic fatigue and long COVID. We’ll start by defining these conditions and the challenges they present, before exploring common symptoms that many patients experience. Next, we'll examine the potential causes behind these conditions and, most importantly, we’ll discuss effective solutions that can help you manage and overcome chronic fatigue and long COVID. Whether you're dealing with these issues or just curious about how IV therapy can aid recovery, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more health tips!

Join Dr. Tom Chaney and his wife, Dr. Steph Chaney, on Living Health Live as they delve into the controversial weight loss drug Ozempic. In this episode, they outline the potential dangers of Ozempic and similar medications, including severe gastrointestinal issues, muscle loss, and long-term health risks. They also provide natural alternatives and strategies for healthy, sustainable weight loss. Tune in for expert advice on living a healthier life naturally, supported by their extensive experience in diabetes reversal and integrative medicine.

On today's episode of Living Health Live, Drs. Tom and Stephanie Chaney are going to talk about all about chronic inflammatory response syndrome, CIRS. It is also called Biotoxin Illness. This is a multisystem, multi-symptom condition that occurs when mold biotoxins (like mycotoxins) attach to immune cells and don’t let go. One in four Americans suffer a genetic susceptibility.

For more information on CIRS, read our blog at: https://www.mylivinghealth.com/what-is-cirs/ To access a copy of our Addressing Root Causes Tree Diagram click below:

https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:US:1ab81bf6-7c84-4a06-9c75-b9cc5f298b23

In this episode of Living Health LIVE, Drs. Steph and Tom Chaney interview Dr. Thomas Levy and discuss the effects of Vitamin C on the body and many other strategies to optimize your health naturally.

Dr. Levy is a board-certified cardiologist and a bar-certified attorney. After practicing adult cardiology for 15 years, he began to research the enormous toxicity associated with much dental work, as well as the pronounced ability of properly administered vitamin C to neutralize this toxicity. He has now written 13 books, with several addressing the wide-ranging properties of vitamin C in neutralizing all toxins and resolving most infections, as well as its vital role in the effective treatment of heart disease and cancer. Others address the important roles of dental toxicity and nutrition in disease and health.

Some of the topics discussed in this episode are:

· The significance of the inability of humans to produce their own Vitamin C.

· Pathogens that Vitamin C has been shown effective in treating.

· Are there toxic levels of Vitamin C?

· What are the best forms of Vitamin C?

· What is Methylene Blue and how does it benefit the body?

· The uses of hydrogen peroxide to improve human health

· What is persistent spike protein syndrome and how can it be treated?

In this episode of Living Health LIVE, Dr. Steph discusses:

• What is Long-Haul COVID?
• Who is at risk?
• What are the solutions?
• Q&A

Enjoy this episode and send any questions or comments to info@mylivinghealth.com

Drs. Steph and Tom Chaney discuss key strategies for preventing and reversing type 2 diabetes.

Some of the questions answered in this episode include:

     What to drink

     What not to drink

     What to eat

     What not to eat

In this episode Drs. Tom and Steph Chaney discuss Regenerative Medicine with 3 Time Superbowl Champion Charles Mann.  

Charles explains why he opted for Regenerative Medicine, his experience with the procedure and his results.

If you are looking for an alternative to pain medications and surgery then Regenerative Medicine may be an option for you. 

Cardiovascular disease is the #1 killer in the United States.  There are certain nutrients that are essential for optimal function of the cardiovascular system.  In this episode Drs. Steph and Tom Chaney discuss many of the key nutrients that are needed to reduce your risk of a cardiovascular event.  Some of the nutrients discussed include omega 3 fatty acids, DHA/EPA, niacin, magnesium, CoQ10, vitamin C, vitamin D, B12, B9, taurine and much more!

Drs. Steph and Tom Chaney interview Dr. Regina Druz, an integrative cardiologist.  Some of the interesting topics and questions answered include the difference between conventional cardiology and integrative cardiology, the primary causes of cardiovascular disease, is high cholesterol a cause of cardiovascular disease, are statin medications the answer for high cholesterol, can cholesterol be too low and many more!

  Dr. Druz is a nationally recognized expert in cardiology, with a focus on prevention and cardiac imaging. She has a long-standing interest in integrative and functional medicine, and has developed Fit in Your GENES™ program that utilizes genomic and metabolic approaches to personalized lifestyle intervention for patients with cardiac disease and risk factors. Dr. Druz is a healthcare innovator, working to bring modern technology to serve patients and practitioners. She is currently combining her interests in integrative medicine and technology in creating a telemedicine platform for holistic heart health. Currently, Dr. Druz is serving as a Chief of Cardiology in a community hospital in Far Rockaway, New York.

Heart disease is one of the top killers for Americans and in MOST cases it is preventable.  February is heart health month, so the Doctors will be focusing on helping you improve your heart health naturally.

In this episode Drs. Steph and Tom discuss the top risk factors and how to minimize those factors so you can maximize your health.  Many of these risk factors are not what you may think and not what conventional medicine promotes.