THE OTHER SIDE OF MEDICINE PODCAST

Dr. James D. Krystosik
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Learn how to BECOME INDEPENDENTLY HEALTHY. Join Dr. Krystosik and his nationally and internationally known health expert guests. Discover drug-free ways to heal your body your doctor won't tell you about. More than two thousand years ago, Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine said it 2000 years ago said, "All Disease Begins in the Gut." One of the main tenents of The Other Side of Medicine is to help our listners heal their gut. Dr. Krystosik's GUT 911 PRESCRIPTION has helped over 20,000 people to heal their gut, and reclaim their health. Many of these people were told they would have to be on medications for the rest of their life, or have body part's surgically removed. Yet with Dr. Krystosik's GUT 911 PRESCRIPTION they were able to get off the medications, and their body parts are still in tact, right where the good Lord intended them to be! Join us Every Friday for the next episode of The Other Side of Medicine You can also Join The Other Side of Medicine Facebook group and recieve special bonuses and information you won't recieve on the podcasts.

  1. 2d ago

    Herbs: Medicine Meets in the Kitchen | Paula Hershman

    Discover the fascinating world of herbs and herbal teas with Dr. James Krystosik and special guest **Paula Hershman of Storehouse Teas in Cleveland, Ohio**. Paula shares how her passion for loose-leaf tea grew into a certified-organic tea company, along with what she has learned about sourcing fresh, high-quality herbs, spices, roots, flowers, and teas from around the world. In this episode of **The Other Side of Medicine**, Dr. J and Paula explore how herbs can bring together great flavor and traditional wellness. They discuss popular ingredients and blends featuring **turmeric, ginger, cinnamon, elderberry, nettle, chamomile, tulsi, rooibos, green tea, and white tea**, as well as their traditional uses for supporting areas such as digestion, relaxation, immune health, and overall well-being. Paula also explains the differences between various types of tea, caffeine levels, proper steeping temperatures, and why cold brewing can be a great way to prepare delicate teas. If you've ever wondered how to make herbs and tea a simple, enjoyable part of a healthier lifestyle, this conversation is packed with practical information—and plenty of reasons to put the kettle on. **Herbs aren't just the pride of great cooks—they can also be powerful partners in a healthy lifestyle.**

  2. Sep 25

    VITAMINS: ARE YOU WASTING $$$? Jonathan Stein

    Are you eating healthy, taking supplements, and still missing the nutrients your body actually needs? In this episode of **The Other Side of Medicine**, Dr. J sits down with **Dr. Jonathan Stein of SpectraCell Laboratories** to explore micronutrient testing and why a standard blood test may not tell the whole story. They discuss how micronutrients are used inside your cells, why serum levels can sometimes be misleading, and how deficiencies in nutrients such as **zinc, magnesium, vitamin D, B vitamins, selenium, antioxidants, and chromium** may affect immune function, inflammation, metabolism, gut health, energy, and overall wellness. You'll also learn why simply taking a multivitamin may not be enough, how gut problems can interfere with nutrient absorption, and how identifying borderline or deficient nutrient levels may provide valuable information before bigger health problems develop. If you want to better understand what your body is actually doing with the nutrients you consume—not just what is circulating in your bloodstream—this conversation is worth watching. **In this episode:** • Standard blood tests vs. functional micronutrient testing • Why you can take supplements and still be deficient • Common zinc and magnesium deficiencies • Micronutrients and gut health • Nutrients involved in immune function • Chronic inflammation and nutrient depletion • Micronutrients, blood sugar, and metabolism • Why personalized nutritional testing matters • The importance of identifying problems before they become more serious **The Other Side of Medicine with Dr. J** Common Sense, Science, and Cooperation with Nature. #Micronutrients #NutrientDeficiency #FunctionalMedicine #GutHealth #VitaminDeficiency #HealthyAging #Nutrition #DrJ #TheOtherSideOfMedicine

  3. Sep 19

    Movement, Microbiome, Mortality | Dr. Nick Schmidlkofer

    What if your workout routine could do more than just tone your muscles—it could actually transform your gut health? Join Dr. James Krystosik and special guest Dr. Nick Schmidlkofer as they explore the cutting-edge science behind exercise and the gut microbiome. You'll discover how different types of physical activity—from walking to weightlifting—can influence your microbial diversity, reduce inflammation, improve digestion, and even support mental clarity. Whether you're a fitness fanatic or just getting started, this episode will reveal how movement is medicine for your gut—and why your microbiome might just thank you after your next workout. 🔍 Topics include: How exercise changes the gut microbiome The link between physical activity and gut inflammation Exercise as a natural treatment for IBS and leaky gut What type of workouts support a healthier microbiome Join the Giveaway: https://giveaway.gut-911-rx.com/

  4. Sep 11

    2 Days to Fitness Rick Bramos | The Other Side of Medicine Podcast

    What if getting back on track with your health and fitness didn't have to feel complicated? In this episode of **The Other Side of Medicine**, Dr. J sits down with **Rick Bramos** for an inspiring conversation about the idea behind **"2 Days to Fitness"**—a practical approach to becoming stronger, healthier, and more consistent without letting an overwhelming workout schedule take over your life. Rick shares his perspective on building sustainable fitness habits, staying active as we age, overcoming common excuses, and making exercise fit into real life. We discuss why consistency can matter more than perfection, how even a manageable weekly routine can create momentum, and why improving your health doesn't require spending every day in the gym. If you've struggled to stay motivated, feel like you don't have enough time to exercise, or believe you're "too old" to improve your fitness, this conversation may completely change the way you think about working out.

  5. Sep 7

    Manuka Honey: Why This Superfood Should Be in Your Home

    What makes Manuka honey so different from ordinary honey—and why has it gained such a reputation for its remarkable healing properties? In this episode of The Other Side of Medicine Podcast, Dr. J sits down with Shawn Seale and Mike Everely from Bees & Trees Honey for a fascinating conversation about the science, quality, sourcing, and potential health benefits of genuine Manuka honey. We explore what gives Manuka honey its unique antibacterial properties, how compounds such as methylglyoxal (MGO) contribute to its potency, and why quality and authenticity matter when choosing a Manuka honey product. Shawn and Mike also share their experience in the honey industry and help explain what consumers should look for when buying Manuka honey, including the meaning behind potency ratings and why not all honey labeled "Manuka" is necessarily the same. In this episode, you'll discover: • What makes Manuka honey different from regular honey • The science behind Manuka honey's antibacterial properties • What MGO ratings mean • How Manuka honey may support gut and digestive health • Its potential applications for skin and wound care • How to identify high-quality Manuka honey • Why sourcing and production methods matter • How Manuka honey can fit into a natural, food-first approach to health If you're interested in gut health, functional medicine, natural healing, healthy aging, nutrition, and the medicinal properties of real food, this is a conversation you won't want to miss. Join Dr. J, Shawn Seale, and Mike Everely of Bees & Trees Honey as they uncover the remarkable story behind one of nature's most fascinating foods. Follow to The Other Side of Medicine Podcast for more conversations about natural health, longevity, nutrition, gut health, and getting to the root cause of illness. #ManukaHoney #BeesAndTreesHoney #NaturalHealing #GutHealth #FunctionalMedicine #HealthyAging #NaturalRemedies #HoneyBenefits #ImmuneHealth #Longevity

  6. Sep 4

    Real Food Is Real Medicine | Dr. Deanna Minich

    What if the colors on your plate are doing far more than making your food look appealing? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Deanna Minich to explore the fascinating connection between food color, nutrition, and overall health. We break down how naturally colorful foods contain different phytonutrients, antioxidants, and plant compounds that can support everything from brain and heart health to digestion, immunity, and healthy aging. You'll learn why "eating the rainbow" is more than just a catchy phrase, what different food colors may tell you about their nutritional benefits, and how adding more variety to your plate can be a simple yet powerful way to support your body. If you want to make smarter food choices without making nutrition complicated, this conversation will give you a whole new way to look at what you eat. Discover the hidden language of food color—and how nature may already be showing us what our bodies need.

  7. Sep 2

    Hope for Autism & Alzheimer's? Dr. William Shaw Reveals Drug-Free Approaches to Neurological Health

    Can neurological disorders such as autism and Alzheimer's disease be influenced by factors that conventional medicine may sometimes overlook? In this episode of The Other Side of Medicine, Dr. James D. Krystosik sits down with Dr. William Shaw for a fascinating discussion about drug-free and integrative approaches to neurological health. They explore how looking beyond symptoms and investigating underlying biological, nutritional, and environmental factors may open new possibilities for supporting the brain and nervous system. In this conversation, discover: Why neurological disorders may require a whole-body approach The importance of searching for underlying causes rather than only managing symptoms How nutrition, lifestyle, and other non-drug strategies may support neurological health New perspectives for families affected by autism and Alzheimer's Why individualized testing and treatment can be important The growing role of integrative and functional medicine in brain health If you or someone you love has been affected by autism, Alzheimer's, cognitive decline, or another neurological condition, this is a conversation you won't want to miss. The Other Side of Medicine — The Drug-Free Zone Hosted by Dr. James D. Krystosik

  8. Aug 28

    CARBS: FRIEND OR FOE? Real Evidence | Dr. Joel Kahn

    Are carbohydrates really the enemy—or have they been unfairly blamed? In this episode, Dr. Krystosik sits down with renowned cardiologist Dr. Joel Kahn to examine the real evidence behind one of nutrition's most controversial questions: Are carbs a friend or a foe? Together, they explore the difference between whole, fiber-rich carbohydrates and highly processed foods, how carbohydrates affect heart health, blood sugar, inflammation, weight, and the gut microbiome, and why the quality of the carbohydrate may matter far more than simply counting grams. You'll discover why not all carbs are created equal, what the science says about low-carb versus plant-rich diets, and how to make smarter carbohydrate choices without fear or confusion. Before you eliminate an entire food group, listen to the evidence. **They treat symptoms. We look for the cause.** 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/6007207521681408

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Learn how to BECOME INDEPENDENTLY HEALTHY. Join Dr. Krystosik and his nationally and internationally known health expert guests. Discover drug-free ways to heal your body your doctor won't tell you about. More than two thousand years ago, Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine said it 2000 years ago said, "All Disease Begins in the Gut." One of the main tenents of The Other Side of Medicine is to help our listners heal their gut. Dr. Krystosik's GUT 911 PRESCRIPTION has helped over 20,000 people to heal their gut, and reclaim their health. Many of these people were told they would have to be on medications for the rest of their life, or have body part's surgically removed. Yet with Dr. Krystosik's GUT 911 PRESCRIPTION they were able to get off the medications, and their body parts are still in tact, right where the good Lord intended them to be! Join us Every Friday for the next episode of The Other Side of Medicine You can also Join The Other Side of Medicine Facebook group and recieve special bonuses and information you won't recieve on the podcasts.

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