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Find ways to heal yourself and become your own best advocate with Open Minded Healing. Marla interviews everyday people that overcame serious health conditions outside of their MD's office, and a variety of Health practitioners that offer effective, unconventional healing modalities.
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every 19 days
Average audio length:
45 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
172 episodes
since Aug. 17, 2021
episodic
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Your body is not “being difficult” for no reason. When the brainstem is bracing and the nervous system is stuck in threat detection, symptoms can persist even after years of talk therapy, supplements, or medication. We sit down with Hannah Blake to explore the "Somaya Method", a somatic, …
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A doctor can hand you a timeline and call it certainty. Dale Atkinson heard “stage four,” “inoperable,” and “palliative only,” then walked out with two small kids at home and a life that suddenly felt like it was shrinking by the day. What happens next is not a miracle pitch or a one-size-fits-all …
Parasites are one of those topics people avoid because it feels “gross” or unlikely, but the real problem is how often they get missed and how much suffering that creates. We sit down with Dr. Pamela M. Cipriano, a clinician focused on complex chronic illness and advanced root cause diagnostics, to…
A single moment can split your life into before and after, and sometimes the shock isn’t just what happened today, it’s what your body has been holding for decades. We sit down with Leanne Sheargold, to unpack how repressed childhood trauma can hide in the nervous system and show up later as nausea…
Your life can be impressive, stable, and picture perfect while you quietly feel disconnected, numb, or like you’re living someone else’s script. That gap isn’t a character flaw. It’s often a survival strategy that started way earlier than you think.We sit down with Meghann Dawson, co-founder of The…
If you’ve ever stared at the ceiling at 2 a.m. while your brain runs a full-scale war game, you already know insomnia isn’t just “being tired.” I’m joined by Tim Thomas, a former Australian special forces operator and longtime performance coach, to talk about why sleep is a foundation for mental he…
AI is already shaping the most personal part of your life: how you understand your body, your symptoms, and your next healthcare decision. We sit down with Dr. Ami Bhat, a board-certified cardiologist, Chair of the FDA Digital Health Advisory Committee, and Chief Innovation Officer at the American …
We sit down with Axay Shah, a longtime 100% plant-based raw foodist who has tracked more than 21 years of medical data while building a life that looks the way many of us say we want to feel: energized, clear-minded, and free from daily medications. We get specific about what “raw food” actually me…
Chronic illness can feel like living in a fog of “normal” test results, rotating specialists, and treatments that suppress symptoms without explaining them. On Open Minded Healing, Haresh Patel, author of The Ghost In My Body, shares how decades of unexplained skin issues escalated into debilitatin…
Your skin is an organ that takes hits all day long, and not just from sunlight. We sit down with dermatologist and former molecular immunologist Dr. Dusan Sajic to unpack what actually drives skin aging at the cellular level: DNA damage, inflammation, and oxidative stress from UV exposure and pollu…
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