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🗓️ 12 May 2025
⏱️ 75 minutes
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In this episode of The Art of Being Well, Dr. Will Cole is joined by Tiffany Moon, MD - board-certified anesthesiologist, entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and former cast member of The Real Housewives of Dallas. They discuss the hidden toll of perfectionism, how burnout affects even the most high-achieving women, and why redefining success is key to true wellness. Dr. Moon opens up about motherhood, cultural pressures, and her new book Joy Prescriptions, which offers a fresh approach to healing. For all links mentioned in this episode, visit www.drwillcole.com/podcast.
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0:00.0 | The following podcast is a Dear Media production. |
0:05.4 | Hi, it's Dr. Will Cole. |
0:09.1 | This podcast is the manifesto for a new breed of health seekers. |
0:15.1 | This is the art of being well. |
0:28.7 | What's up and welcome to the art of being well. |
0:32.2 | Inflammation is the underlying commonality between just about every health problem under the sun, |
0:36.5 | from autoimmune conditions to anxiety, depression, to |
0:41.0 | digestive problems, hormone issues, to heart disease. There is a commonality between all |
0:49.0 | of these, a thread between all of these, and it's chronic inflammation but inflammation is not inherently bad god |
0:55.4 | made inflammation it's a product of the immune system the human species would be goners |
1:01.2 | without healthy appropriate balanced inflammatory responses it defends us against viruses and |
1:07.0 | bacteria and heals wounds but dysregulated im, imbalanced inflammation, this forest fire that |
1:14.0 | burns in perpetuity for many people. That's why we have such a rise in chronic health |
1:19.3 | problems in the world today. It's because something is disregulating inflammation. |
1:25.5 | So my job in functional medicine is to figure out what are the pieces |
1:28.5 | to the puzzle. And it's different from person to person. Looking at things like environmental toxins, |
1:33.2 | underlying gut problems, inflammatory foods, things like chronic stress, unresolved trauma from our |
1:38.5 | past, all can dysregulate this inflammatory response in the body. An aspect of chronic inflammation is something |
1:45.8 | called oxidative stress, the sort of cellular rusting, if you will, that can impact cellular |
1:51.6 | signaling and impact systemic health throughout the body. My passion is to make functional medicine |
1:57.3 | more accessible and more affordable for people around the world. For the past 15 |
2:01.8 | plus years, that's what we've been doing running the telehealth center. So about five years ago, |
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