# Sandra Lee
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Sandra Siew Pin Lee (born December 20, 1970), also known as Dr. Pimple Popper, is an American dermatologist and YouTuber based in Upland, California. She is known for her online videos and her TV series Dr.
When Symptoms Change: Brain Health, Hormones, and Small Steps with Dr. Shabnam Das Kar
Can a head injury be followed by changes that are easy to overlook, dismiss, or explain away?
In this conversation, Sandra Lee speaks with functional medicine physician Dr. Shabnam Das Kar about brain health, hormones, and the importance of noticing what may have changed after a fall, concussion, a…
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YOUR BRAIN HEALS EVERY DAY: SANDRA LEE ON BRAIN INJURIES, ENERGY, SOUND & THE POWER OF POSSIBILITY
YOUR BRAIN HEALS EVERY DAY: SANDRA LEE ON BRAIN INJURIES, ENERGY, SOUND & THE POWER OF POSSIBILITY
What if recovery does not have to end when someone tells you, “This is as good as it gets”?
On this episode of Peace, Love, and Bring a Bat, Uncle Dave welcomes Sandra Lee, longtime massage therapist…
From Reaction to Choice: Nervous System Regulation and Limiting Beliefs
How can nervous system regulation help when stress, self-doubt, or fear of making mistakes leaves you feeling stuck?
Sometimes the most challenging moments aren't about what is happening around us, but about the thoughts and beliefs that arise within us. A conversation, an unfamiliar situation, or …
Sandra Lee at Podapalooza: Your Brain Is Talking — Are You Getting the Signal?
Episode Summary
Live from the Podatorium at Podapalooza #16, Georgette Beck sits down with Sandra Lee — a Caltech-trained chemist who walked out of the plastics lab and into nearly four decades of energetic healing. Sandra shares how she now blends science and intuition, explaining the physiology …
The Missing Piece: Heavy Metals, Depression, and Brain Health with Elyssa Schneider
Could heavy metal exposure be an overlooked piece of the puzzle when you're struggling with depression, unexplained symptoms, or changes in brain health?
When you've spent years searching for answers, it can be difficult to imagine that something important may still be undiscovered. Yet sometimes, …
From Anxiety to Self-Trust: Trauma, Brain Health, and Service Dogs with Joanne Williams
Can service dogs, nervous system awareness, and rebuilding self-trust offer new possibilities for people navigating anxiety, trauma, or brain health challenges?
When past experiences leave you feeling constantly on alert, it can be difficult to feel safe, trust yourself, or move through everyday li…
How Can Community Connection Support Brain Health? with Kurt Roskopf
How might movement, meaningful connection, and a simple invitation to participate open new possibilities for brain health and living more fully?
When injury, disability, or difficult life experiences change what feels possible, the world can begin to feel smaller. Activities once enjoyed may become…
Finding Your Future Again: Brain Injury, Cognitive Training, and Hope with Herbert Heagh-Avritt
What happens when the abilities you once relied on begin to feel out of reach—and how might you begin to trust your brain again?
After experiencing multiple concussions, Herbert Heagh-Avritt found himself facing changes he never expected. His emotional responses felt unfamiliar, tasks that once cam…
Cooking Shortcuts: When Does Homemade Become Cheating
You bought pie crust. Used boxed stuffing. Pulled out your bread machine to knead and bake the bread. Then relied on AI to give you a Michelin-star recipe to cook. At what point does your homemade dinner become cheating, and frankly, who gets to decide if you should feel guilty about any of it?
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