We are taking a couple of weeks off for summer vacation and that means that we are going to be

revisiting some of the most impactful guests that we have had in the past years. Today's episode

is about integrative and functional medicine approaches to different disease states. We're first

going to hear from Dr. Taz Batya, who's going to talk to us about women's

health and how we age gracefully.

We're going to talk to Candace Curzon and Austin Frankum, who are on the cutting edge

of functional and integrative medicine using ketamine therapy.

We're also going to talk about why the dose of a medication is so important, determining whether it is therapeutic or poisonous with Dr. Neil Bradbury.

This is The Lindsay Elmore Show.

Welcome to The Lindsay Elmore Show, a podcast for people who deserve to be healthy.

With honest, open, and enlightening conversations with doctors, thought leaders,

creatives, and spiritual gurus, you'll walk away with simple and tangible tips and tricks

that allow you to live your healthiest life so you can pursue your dreams, overcome

obstacles, and leave your mark. We're very much in an age of protocol medicine, you know,

not to throw the word around, but evidence-based medicine, which I think actually does some

disservice to the individual patient in the long run.

So we're in that age of medicine.

So in that context, you know, you, the patient, have to be super educated about yourself.

You have to be able to articulate very clearly that you're not just feeling a certain

way, but there are concrete symptoms that you are having that are a change from what you're not just feeling a certain way, but there are concrete symptoms that you are

having that are a change from what your normal is. That's the first place to begin, because then the

doctor will hear that no matter who the doctor will have. If you go in saying, you know, I normally,

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