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Nutrition Myths Debunked with Emily Zorn, RD12 Dec 202400:53:41

Separating Fact from Fiction: Debunking Nutrition Myths and Trends Navigating the world of nutrition can be confusing, especially with the rise of misinformation and ever-changing trends.  In this episode of the Modern Wellness Podcast, I was joined by Emily Zorn, a dietitian, and co-host of the RDs vs. BS Podcast. Together, we tackled myths, trends, and the science of building sustainable, healthy habits. Here’s what we covered: - Nutrition myths on social media  - The carnivore diet  - Are artificial sweeteners something to fear?  - Red flags to watch out for on social media  - Is the AG1 supplement worth taking?  - Debunking popular diet trends - The buzz around continuous glucose monitors - Tips for evaluating nutrition advice  - More

The Science of Muscle Growth: Building Strength for Longevity03 Dec 202401:07:16
Strength Training and Muscle Growth for Longevity

 

In this episode, strength and conditioning coach and co-founder of Verro Training in Venice, CA, Frank Hawley joins the discussion to share his journey and science-backed strategies for sustainable muscle growth and strength.

 

Here's an overview of what you can expect:

 

  • Why Muscle Growth Matters
  • The Science Behind Strength and Muscle
  • Common Mistakes in Muscle Building
  • Assessing Muscle Strength and Mobility
  • Workout Myths
  • Where Most People Go Wrong With Their Workouts
  • More
Building strength isn’t just a fitness goal—it’s a foundation for a healthier, longer, and more independent life. Join us for this insightful conversation on aligning your fitness journey with overall well-being. 
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) causes, risk factors, treatments and more29 May 202400:32:15
In this interview, Dr. Mary sits down with Dr. Natalie Scheeler to discuss gut health and more specifically- inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Dr. Scheeler gives a comprehensive overview of IBD. IBD is a group of chronic inflammatory conditions that includes Crohn disease and ulcerative colitis. While conventional treatments can be effective, some patients rely on a combination of conventional treatments + and integrative approach to medicine. Dr. Scheeler has had advanced training in the treatment of IBD and shares her clinical knowledge in this interview, which will be the first of many. Dr. Scheeler covers many facets of IBD in this interview including:
  • Causes of IBD
  • Difference between irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and IBD
  • Protective and risk factors for IBD
  • Scoring of disease severity
  • Stages of treatment that Dr. Scheeler uses with her patients with IBD
  • Conventional treatment options
  • How nutrition may affect IBD
  • Integrative treatment options for IBD- herbs, fecal transplants
  • More

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Is gluten causing your symptoms? Or is it something else?22 May 202400:44:12

Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Natalie Scheeler explore all things gluten and celiac disease. Dr. Scheeler questions the growing popularity of gluten-free diets. She emphasizes that it's essential to separate fact from fiction and for this reason, in individuals without celiac disease or a wheat allergy, avoiding gluten may do more harm than good...

Here's an overview of what you can expect in the video:

  • Celiac Disease: when gluten IS the problem
  • Role of genetics in celiac disease
  • Symptoms and diagnosis of celiac disease
  • Wheat allergy
  • Non-celiac
  • Gluten sensitivity
  • Fructan intolerance
  • Myths: are gluten free diets really healthier? (This may surprise you)

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Mind Your Gut- gut directed behavioral therapies for IBS24 Apr 202400:49:58

Dr. Mary Pardee welcomes Dr. Megan Riehl to discuss her book, "Mind Your Gut: The Science-based, Whole-body Guide to Living Well with IBS". 

Megan Riehl, PsyD is a key opinion leader in the field of psychogastroenterology. She is an Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Michigan where she is the clinical program director of GI Behavioral Health. She is actively involved with various professional GI organizations including the national board of trustees with the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation. Her research and clinical expertise have led to several peer-reviewed publications, book chapters, invited commentaries, and a co-authored book titled Mind Your Gut: The Science-based, Whole-body Guide to Living Well with IBS. Together with world-renowned, digestive health expert Kate Scarlata, she has launched The Gut Health Podcast where these enthusiastic healthcare advocates discuss all aspects of gut health with leading experts in the field.

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Constipation: causes, testing and natural treatment options23 Apr 202400:33:40
"A gastroenterologist once told me that I was going to have to live with chronic bloating and constipation. I left that appointment feeling hopeless."      -Dr. Mary Pardee In this video, Dr. Sarah Williams and Dr. Mary Pardee dive into the causes and integrative treatment options for constipation, including:
  • Dr. Mary Pardee’s personal story and insights
  • Understanding constipation
  • A case study of constipation
  • Potential causes and alarm signs
  • Comprehensive testing
  • Treatment strategies
  • More

 

 

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Causes, myths and treatment options for reflux23 Apr 202400:23:22

There's one thing that is often overlooked when it comes to reflux. Dr. Sarah Williams discusses this plus the other common factors that cause reflux and what to do about them. In this video, Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Sarah Williams, both specializing in chronic gastrointestinal issues, discuss reflux, exploring its various facets, causes, and treatment options.

Here's is what they cover:
  • The gut-brain connection in reflux
  • Real-life case study of successful reflux treatment
  • Causes of reflux
  • Atypical symptoms of reflux
  • Reflux during pregnancy
  • Risk factors and complications
  • Diagnosis
  • Integrative treatment options
  • More

 

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The Science of Weight Loss01 Nov 202400:45:27

Obesity rates in the United States have escalated dramatically: from 22.9% in 1988-1994, to 41.9% in 2017-2020 (1). With higher rates observed among females across all socioeconomic levels and age groups (2).

  Dr. Sarah Williams joins me to explore the complex interplay between genetics, gut microbiome, hormones, and lifestyle that influences weight gain. We dive into if/how these factors impact weight and what proactive steps can be taken to achieve sustainable weight management.

 

In this discussion, Dr. Williams and Dr. Pardee provide insights into the latest research on genetics, menopause, and aging and how each contributes to weight fluctuations. We tackle multiple questions that are commonly misunderstood, like:
  • Does our metabolism slow as we age?
  • Is caffeine good for us? Bad for us? What's the deal?
  • How do menopause and hormone replacement therapy affect weight gain?
  Here’s an overview of what you can expect in this discussion:
  • The role of genetics in weight management
  • Gut microbiome and weight regulation
  • Endocrine-disrupting chemicals
  • Menopause and weight gain
  • Metabolism and aging
  • Realistic weight loss goals
  • Dietary strategies for weight management
  • Macronutrients- protein etc
  • Weight loss medications
  • Caffeine's effect on weight loss
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Parasites: Myths, Facts, and Science Explained with Dr. Bobbi Pritt24 Oct 202400:51:51
Parasite cleanses have become a trending topic in today’s wellness world, often fueled by social media. However, misinformation is widespread. Dr. Mary Pardee spoke with Dr. Bobbi Pritt, a parasitology expert at the Mayo Clinic, to debunk common myths and provide science-backed insights.

 

With over 220 publications, Dr. Pritt shared her knowledge of the most common types of parasites, wellness trends, and effective treatments. She stresses the need for scientific research and professional guidance when addressing parasitic infections. While trends may promise quick fixes, proper diagnosis and proven treatments are essential for safe and effective care.

 

Here’s an overview of what you can expect from our discussion:
  • What are parasites?
  • Common types of intestinal worms
  • Parasites in fish
  • The importance of diagnosis & treatment
  • Natural supplements: friend or foe?
  • Debunking Myths: does everyone need a parasite cleanse?
  • Blastocystis hominis: parasite or harmless?
Stay informed and protect your health by seeking professional advice before jumping on the latest health trend.
Heart Disease Prevention: Exploring Cleery Heart Scans30 Sep 202400:38:50
Dr. Jim Min, a renowned expert in cardiovascular health and the founder of Cleerly, joins Dr. Mary to share insights into atherosclerosis prevention, LDL-cholesterol's role, and the use of AI heart imaging for early detection and preventing heart disease. In this discussion, Dr. Min and Dr. Mary discuss the proactive approaches needed to combat heart disease and how understanding and managing cholesterol can prevent cardiovascular issues before they manifest. His work with Cleerly, an advanced AI-powered tool, transforms how cardiologists assess and treat heart disease.   Here’s an overview of what you can expect in the video:
  • Why understanding LDL-cholesterol matters
  • What are the different heart imaging options? Calcium score vs CCTA with Cleerly
  • Why cardiology is at a crossroads
  • Atherosclerosis: A silent killer
  • Prevention of heart disease
  • The future of cardiovascular health
  • Practical advice for heart health
  • More
What dogs can tell us about longevity: with Dr. Daniel Promislow19 Sep 202400:57:27

Dr. Mary Pardee is joined by Dr. Daniel Promislow, a leading figure in aging research and the principal investigator and co-director of the Dog Aging Project, a groundbreaking study that examines the aging processes in pet dogs across the United States.

 

Here’s what you can expect from this conversation:

  • Why study dogs?
  • Disease similarities and differences between humans and dogs
  • Longevity research highlights
  • Biomarkers of aging
  • Rapamycin- exciting developments for longevity research
  • How to enroll your dog in the Dog Aging Project
  • More
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Gut-Directed Hypnotherapy12 Sep 202400:33:01
Dr. Mary Pardee is joined by Claire Hall, the research lead at Mindset Health where they create innovative mobile behavioral health alternatives to drug therapies. In this episode, Claire explains how this Gut Directed Hypnotherapy, a therapeutic approach works and its real-life impact.   Here’s an overview of what you can expect in the video:
  • What is IBS?
  • Symptoms & presentation
  • How gut-directed hypnotherapy works
  • Why hypnotherapy is effective for IBS
  • The importance of normalizing gut sensations
  • Addressing hypervigilance and symptom management
  • Real-life testimonials and success stories
  • More
Nerva was also kind enough to extend all of our readers a 25% off discount for a subscription to the gut-directed hypnotherapy app: https://www.modrnmed.com/post/gut-directed-hypnotherapy-with-claire-hall-from-mindset-health
IBS-D: post-infectious IBS, causes and treatment options20 Jun 202400:32:39

Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Sarah Williams discuss the gut-brain interaction and how it relates to Irritable Bowel Syndrome with diarrhea (IBS-D).

Here's an overview of what you can expect in this episode:

  • Understanding IBS-D
  • Diagnosis and prevalence
  • What are things that are NOT common in IBS
  • Exploring potential causes
  • Post infectious IBS-D
  • Mechanisms and testing
  • Treatment strategies
  • More

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Integrative treatments for PMS12 Jun 202400:24:18

Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Sarah Williams discuss PMS and the natural treatments for symptoms. 

Here's an overview of what you can expect in the video:

  • The cycle: a month of hormonal changes
  • Understanding PMS and its symptoms
  • Causes of PMS
  • Neurotransmitter imbalances
  • Testing and monitoring hormone levels
  • More

 

 

 

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Bloating: causes, testing, and natural treatments04 Jun 202400:18:21

Bloating is the #1 condition we treat at modrn med. In this video, Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Sarah Williams explore integrative treatment options for bloating.

Here's an overview of what you can expect in the video:

  • What is bloating?
  • The difference between bloating vs. edema/ water retention
  • Is some degree of bloating normal?
  • Causes of bloating
  • Lab testing and workup
  • Treatment strategies
  • More

 

 

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VO2 Max and Longevity with Dr. Phil Batterson30 Jan 202501:24:40

Discover how VO2 max testing can transform your fitness and longevity. Dr. Mary Pardee is joined by Phil Batterson, PhD, a leading exercise physiologist, to explore the science behind VO2 max and its critical role in longevity and overall health. Phill’s expertise sheds light on why this measure is more than just a number—it’s a game-changer for your long-term well-being. Here’s what you’ll discover in this episode:

• What VO2 max is and why it matters ​​ • VO2 max and lower mortality risk ​​ • How VO2 max testing works ​​ • Tips to boost VO2 max ​​ • Counteracting age-related declines ​​ • The role of lactate threshold & Zone 2 ​ ​• Simple tips for better heart health ​ ​• Future tech in exercise testing • More Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or someone looking to enhance your health, this conversation is packed with practical advice and scientific insights to help you reach your goals. Don’t miss this in-depth exploration of VO2 max and its impact on health and longevity—it’s information you can use to start optimizing your fitness today.

Sports Performance Nutrition with LA Rams Dietician Sebastian Zorn, RD31 Dec 202401:02:13
Ever wondered what fuels elite athletes to perform at their peak? Dr. Mary Pardee sat down with Sebastian Zorn, Head Team Performance Dietitian for the Los Angeles Rams, to uncover the science and strategies behind optimizing nutrition for performance and recovery.

 

Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode: • Protein recommendations • Beta-alanine dosing • Caffeine for performance • Fueling strategies • Hydration tips • Non-athlete advice • More

 

Don’t miss this deep dive into sports nutrition—it’s packed with actionable insights whether you’re an athlete or just someone striving to live healthier.
Stop Overcomplicating Fitness with Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Lauren Colenso-Semple18 Jun 202501:15:46

Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Lauren Colenso-Semple unpack some of the most common myths in women’s fitness — from cycle syncing to “toning” — and share science-backed advice for building strength, improving body composition, and simplifying your training routine.

 

Here’s an overview of what you can expect in this episode:

  • Why fitness advice for women is so often overcomplicated
  • The truth about menstrual cycles and training
  • Protein, fat, and carbs: how much do you really need?
  • Why resistance training matters at every age
  • Debunking the myth of "toning" vs. "bulking"
  • The most misunderstood part of female fat loss
  • Smart, sustainable strength training strategies
  • More

 

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The information in this blog is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All content, including text, graphics, images and information, contained on or available through this blog is for general information purposes only. Modrn med and Dr. Mary Pardee make no representation and assume no responsibility for the accuracy of information contained in or made available through this blog, and such information is subject to change without notice. This blog does not provide medical services, diagnosis or counsel. You are encouraged to confirm any information obtained from or through this email with other sources, and review all information regarding any medical condition or treatment with your physician. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking medical treatment because of something you have read on or accessed through this information.

What Pro Athletes Actually Take: With LA Rams Dietician, Sebastian Zorn29 Apr 202501:32:18
The truth about performance supplements — from the LA Rams' nutrition expert Dr. Mary Pardee sits down with Sebastian Zorn, Head Team Performance Dietitian for the Los Angeles Rams, to uncover the real impact of supplements on performance — and why most are overhyped. But some may be worth it.

 

Here’s an overview of what you can expect in this episode: • The 3 supplements backed by real science • How caffeine, creatine & protein actually work • Dosing tips & common myths debunked • Why sleep, hydration & food still matter most • Bonus supplements worth considering • How to tell if a product is safe & effective • More

 

If you're an athlete, fitness enthusiast, or just supplement-curious, this episode cuts through the noise with evidence-based insights. Don’t miss it!   Follow us on Instagram: @modrnmed @dr.marypardee
How to prevent heart disease: Cholesterol truths18 Mar 202501:31:30

Dr. Mary Pardee and Dr. Alo break down heart disease prevention and cholesterol myths If you’ve ever wondered whether cholesterol really causes heart disease, whether statins are worth taking, or if “metabolically healthy” people with high LDL are protected from heart disease despite high LDL-c levels… this podcast is for you.

Here's an overview of what you can expect in this episode: •What is atherosclerosis? The #1 cause of atherosclerosis (and why it’s not up for debate) • LDL cholesterol’s impact on heart health • How to lower ApoB through diet, lifestyle, and medications for optimal longevity • Are statins safe? • Key heart health tests to ask your doctor for • Simple steps for heart disease prevention • Here are some other myths we discuss:       - Do statins really only add 4 days to your life?       - The truth about lean mass hyper-responders – is high LDL ever safe?       - Why the LDL-to-HDL ratio doesn’t matter – and what actually predicts heart disease.

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Rapamycin: A drug that may slow aging13 Mar 202501:27:44
Have you ever wondered if aging is something we can actually slow down? In this week's Modrn Wellness Podcast, I sat down with Dr. Matt Kaeberlein, a world-renowned longevity researcher and co-founder of the Dog Aging Project, to discuss a promising anti-aging compound—Rapamycin. In this episode, you’ll discover:
  • What are the hallmarks of aging?
  • How Rapamycin extends lifespan by 30% in mice—even when started in middle age (Harrison et al., 2009)
  • The science behind Rapamycin
  • Rapamycin's potential in Alzheimer’s and for APOE4 carriers
  • The biggest myths & misconceptions about taking Rapamycin for longevity
  • More

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The Truth About Obesity, Ozempic/GLP-1s and Dieting with Dr. Karl Nadolsky17 Jul 202502:25:39

Today we’re cutting through the noise on one of the most talked-about topics in health right now: GLP-1 receptor agonists and weight loss.

These are medications I use with my own patients and they also have caused some controversy on social media so we are going to dispell some myths and dive into the research.

I’m joined by endocrinologist and obesity medicine expert Dr. Karl Nadolsky to unpack the real science behind semaglutide, tirzepatide, and what these drugs actually do in the body — beyond the headlines.

Here’s an overview of what you can expect in this episode:

• How GLP-1 medications like Ozempic actually work ,beyond just weight loss

• The root causes of obesity and why it’s more than just calories in, calories out

• The role of hormones like leptin and insulin in hunger and metabolism

• Why “willpower” isn’t a useful tool in treating obesity

• How weight stigma harms patient care and outcomes

• What to expect when starting GLP-1s — common side effects and who they’re for

• The future of obesity treatment and why it’s shifting toward personalised care

 

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The information in this blog is not intended or implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All content, including text, graphics, images and information, contained on or available through this blog is for general information purposes only. Modrn med and Dr. Mary Pardee make no representation and assume no responsibility for the accuracy of information contained in or made available through this blog, and such information is subject to change without notice. This blog does not provide medical services, diagnosis or counsel. You are encouraged to confirm any information obtained from or through this email with other source

and review all information regarding any medical condition or treatment with your physician. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking medical treatment because of something you have read on or accessed through this information.

Dr. Ingrid Murra: Oral health as preventive medicine: gum disease, teeth aging, the truth about veneers and clear aligners, and why perfect teeth fit matters08 Apr 202600:41:30

In this episode, Dr. Mary sits down with Dr. Ingrid Murra, Harvard-trained orthodontist and founder of Two Front, to talk about why most dental work is preventable — and why the current dental system isn't built to help you avoid it.

They cover acid erosion, gum disease and its connection to systemic illness, the real risks of veneers, and how to find a clear aligner specialist who will actually get you results.

About Dr. Ingrid Murra: Ingrid Murra is a Harvard-trained orthodontist and founder of Two Front, a venture-backed teeth longevity platform connecting top aligner specialist orthodontists with dentists around the country to give patients perfect teeth fit before damage occurs. She's on a mission to transform dentistry from insurance-driven reactive care into prevention-focused oral health.

Find Dr. Ingrid: Instagram: @dr.ingie Two Front: @mytwofront | mytwofront.com

How Much of Cancer Is Actually Preventable with Cancer Biologist Dr. Joe Zundell21 Feb 202601:01:02

In this episode, I sat down with Dr. Joe Zundell, a cancer biology expert and science communicator, to talk about what actually reduces cancer risk, and what’s just online hype. Here’s what we covered (and why it matters):

1) Most cancer risk isn’t purely genetic Joe explains that cancer risk may be ~50–90% modifiable depending on your environment and access to resources.

2) The #1 dietary upgrade almost nobody hits The average American gets only ~10–15g of fiber/day. The stronger risk-reduction signal shows up around ~25–30g/day of fiber (and benefits may extend up to ~40g/day, though that’s hard without intentional effort, and likely some gas).

3) The “socially normal” carcinogen

4) The fundamentals beat the “hacks”

5) Myth-busting you’ll want to send to a friend

6) Test you can do for your house/environment to reduce your risk of cancer Follow Dr. Joe Zundell: Instagram: @dr.joezundell Web: https://drjoezundell.com/

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The myths and truths behind GMOs with Dr Kevin Flota18 Oct 202500:54:28

This week, I am joined by Dr. Kevin Folta, Professor of Horticultural Sciences at the University of Florida, to unpack one of the most misunderstood topics in nutrition and agriculture—genetically modified organisms (GMOs). We explore what genetic engineering really means, how it’s regulated, and what decades of research reveal about its safety, sustainability, and potential to improve global food systems.

 

In this episode, we cover:

  • What “genetic engineering” actually is (and why the term GMO is misleading)
  • Common myths about health risks and what the science really says
  • How genetic engineering impacts pesticide use and biodiversity
  • The story of Golden Rice and why fear sometimes outweighs facts
  • What foods are truly genetically engineered in the U.S.
  • How regulation has limited innovation to big corporations
  • Future breakthroughs—like allergy-free fruit and drought-tolerant crops

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Can integrative medicine be evidence based? With Dr. Matthew Nagra04 Sep 202500:49:01

This week I'm joined by Dr. Matthew Nagra, a naturopathic doctor known for his evidence-based approach to health and nutrition. We dive deep into some of the most controversial topics in wellness and discuss what it really means to practice evidence-based naturopathic medicine.

In this episode we cover:

-The appeal to nature fallacy

-Seed oil myths vs. research facts

-Soy and hormones

-Problems with gut microbiome testing

-Unvalidated lab tests in integrative medicine

-Evidence-based supplement recommendations

-Optimal dietary patterns for health

-The future of naturopathic medicine

 

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Why ‘The Stages of Grief’ Are a Myth—And What Really Helps with Emma Payne28 Aug 202501:32:39
This week I'm joined by Emma Payne, founder of Help Texts, a grief support platform that sends personalized text messages to people navigating loss.   We discuss the realities of grief, how to support someone who is grieving, and the transformative impact loss can have on our lives.   In this episode we cover: -The four tasks of mourning and acute grief risks -What language to use and avoid with those suffering -Practical ways to support grieving friends and family -The importance of social connection during bereavement -Common mistakes in grief support (and how to avoid them) -How grief can lead to positive life changes -Building resilience for future losses -Help Texts service and grief-informed texting   Find more about HelpTexts   Follow us on Instagram: @modrnmed @dr.marypardee    

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