Coffee With Dr. Stewart

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Dr. Stewart is a Neurotologist (Skull Base Surgeon) and Genomic expert. He has treated thousands of patients from all over the world who suffer from genetic and neuro-immune syndromes.

  1. Aug 19 ·  Video

    PCOS to PMOS: Courtney's Story, Insulin Resistance, Autophagy Genetics, Hormone Conversion, and Fertility

    In this episode, Dr. Stewart sits down with his daughter Courtney to break down PCOS — now being renamed PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome). Courtney shares her own journey with PCOS since age 13, and Dr. Stewart explains what's really happening at the cellular and genetic level behind the diagnosis. They dig into: Why PCOS was renamed PMOS How insulin resistance and autophagy genes drive ovarian dysfunction Why testosterone becomes "dominant" — and why it's a conversion problem, not overproduction Fertility, pregnancy, and gestational diabetes risks tied to insulin resistance Why rates of PCOS/PMOS appear to be rising, including the role of environmental endocrine disruptors Dr. Stewart also walks through treatment approaches, from supplement-based options like D-chiro-inositol and berberine, to GLP-1/GIP therapies like tirzepatide, including how it differs from semaglutide, proper dosing and maintenance, and why continuous glucose monitoring often gives a clearer picture than a single lab draw. He shares how these approaches are used to support: Irregular, painful, or absent menstrual cycles Weight gain that doesn't respond to diet and exercise Chronic fatigue and brain fog Fertility struggles and pregnancy risk Acne and excess hair growth linked to testosterone dominance This episode is for women managing PCOS or PMOS, caregivers, and anyone interested in functional medicine, hormone health, genetics, and personalized approaches to metabolic and reproductive wellness. For more information, follow Dr. Stewart on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube!

  2. 03/28/2025 ·  Video

    S9E1: Unlocking Your Genetic Potential with Nutrigenomics

    Welcome back to an all-new season of Coffee With Dr. Stewart! In this new episode, we dive deep into the innovative world of nutrigenomics—the science that blends nutrition and genetics to optimize health. Dr. Stewart shares his journey from being a surgeon to becoming a pioneer in genetics, exploring why certain nerves fail to heal and how preemptive health care can prevent a lifetime of medical headaches. Dr. Stewart breaks down how nutrigenomics tests work, explaining the critical difference between consumer-level and complex genetic panels. He highlights three essential genetic panels: neurological, immune/inflammatory, and detoxification, along with a specialized panel for children experiencing ADD/ADHD. We explore the intriguing concept of turning genes "on" and "off," methylation's key role (including the benefits of Methyl Complete Pro), and how hitting healing plateaus affects your cellular health. Learn about the nutritional gaps in traditional medical training and the creation of simplified, doctor-friendly reports to help guide supplement recommendations. Dr. Stewart also addresses pressing topics such as the alarming condition of our food supply, autism and inflammation patterns found through nutrigenomic testing, and crucial considerations regarding vaccines and genetic predispositions. He underscores how genetic testing can proactively protect infants and discusses how early genetics can be evaluated in life. Tune in to empower yourself with actionable knowledge on how understanding your genetics can revolutionize your approach to lifelong wellness. Wanting to request a genetic test of your own? Submit your request here.

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Dr. Stewart is a Neurotologist (Skull Base Surgeon) and Genomic expert. He has treated thousands of patients from all over the world who suffer from genetic and neuro-immune syndromes.

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