Functional Medicine Reality Podcast

Dr. Mark Su MD, Functional Medicine Practitioner for Health and Longevity
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  • ALTERNATIVE HEALTH

The Functional Medicine Reality Podcast exposes the truth about what really happens in healthcare and why so many patients with complex, chronic conditions are left searching for answers. Hosted by Dr. Mark Su, founder & leader of RootSeek’s nationwide virtual care team, this show goes beyond quick fixes to uncover the root causes of illness—like Lyme disease and co-infections, mold toxicity, gut dysbiosis, hormone imbalances, hidden infections, and heavy metal exposure.  Each episode reveals real patient journeys and expert clinician reasoning, showing you how functional medicine tackles chronic fatigue, autoimmune flares, brain fog, cardiovascular risk, and hard-to-solve cases where conventional medicine often stops short. From environmental toxins to stress-driven inflammation, from gut repair to longevity hacks, you’ll learn how to advocate, decide, and heal on your terms—with practical, next-step strategies you can trust. If you’ve ever wondered how to navigate “mystery symptoms,” controversial treatments, or cutting-edge testing, this podcast will be your compass. Episode highlights: Goes “behind the curtain.” We invite clinicians to think out loud, showing the decision-making process most patients never see.Spotlights real patient journeys. Raw stories reveal the triumphs and trade-offs of navigating chronic illness, performance optimization, preventive care, and more.Asks the hard, patient-centered questions. We challenge experts on controversies, practical constraints, and emerging evidence—so you can separate trustworthy insight from trend-driven noise.Delivers actionable clarity. Whether you’re rehabbing an injury, hacking longevity, or just trying to sleep better, you’ll leave with next-step strategies backed by clinical reasoning. The team at RootSeek (nationwide virtual care) is ready to empower you to advocate, decide, and heal, on your terms!If you’re asking any of the following questions (or something similar), this podcast is for you: Can functional medicine help with chronic Lyme disease, co-infections, or post-treatment symptoms?How do I know if mold toxicity or environmental toxins are making me sick?What’s the best way to detox from heavy metals, pesticides, or hidden chemical exposures?Are my fatigue, brain fog, or joint pains linked to gut health or hidden infections?How do functional medicine doctors diagnose and treat autoimmune conditions differently?What advanced tests uncover root causes that standard labs miss?Can functional medicine address chronic inflammation, histamine intolerance, or mast cell activation?What are the most effective protocols for gut repair, microbiome balance, and leaky gut?How do I separate real solutions from false hope when dealing with complex chronic illness?What steps can I take now to reclaim energy, hormone balance, and overall vitality? Tune in for transparent conversations that turn complicated science into practical truth and put the power of informed choice back where it belongs: with you.

Episodes

  1. 1D AGO

    09. Exercise as Medicine VO2 Max, Zone 2, and the Future of Longevity with Cooper Paul

    Welcome back to the Functional Medicine Reality Podcast. I'm Dr. Mark Su, and today we're pivoting from the chronic inflammation world into the longevity space. I'm here with Cooper Paul, a pulmonary hypertension specialist at a major academic hospital in Boston and a true longevity medicine enthusiast who's taught me an incredible amount over the last few years. Here's the thing. We all know exercise is good for us. But what if I told you there's data showing that going from a low VO2 max to an elite VO2 max can decrease your risk of dying in a given year by 400%? There is no medication in the world that can do that. And that's what we're unpacking today. What We Cover in This Episode: Cooper shares his family's story with the New England Parkinson's Ride, a fundraising event for the Michael J. Fox Foundation that's raised well over $12 million. That personal connection through his father sparked his passion for longevity medicine. We break down the three pillars of exercise science within longevity medicine: VO2 max (your anaerobic power), zone two training (your aerobic base), and muscle mass and strength training. Cooper explains why VO2 max is the single best predictor we have for both healthspan and lifespan, and why even small improvements can make a drastic difference. Cooper introduces predictive programming and back casting. You can actually project what your physical capacity will look like at 75 or 80 based on where you are now. Then ask yourself, is that the future I want? If not, build a plan to change it. Zone two training is where things get counterintuitive. This isn't about grinding yourself into the ground. It's low intensity, sustainable, and it builds the aerobic base that supports everything else. Cooper explains the pyramid concept: VO2 max is the peak, but you can't build a tall peak without a wide base. We also cover strength training for longevity. If you want to pick up your grandkid at 80 and that toddler weighs 35 pounds, you probably need to handle 45 to 50 pounds now to account for the scheduled decline we all experience. Key Takeaways: Low to elite VO2 max decreases your risk of dying in a given year by approximately 400%, far exceeding any medication. You don't have to reach elite status. Even moving from low to below average makes a meaningful difference. Zone two training is the foundation. It's the "I'm a little bored on the treadmill" kind of workout, and it works. Strength training for longevity is about functional independence, picking yourself up if you fall, opening a jar, playing with your grandkids. Progress over perfection. This is a lifelong endeavor, but it doesn't have to be an internal battle. Connect with us: Root Seek Health: https://rootseekhealth.com/ Dr. Mark Su's Podcast: Functional Medicine Reality Podcast True Wellness Clinic (for VO2 max testing, DEXA scans, and more): truwellnessclinic.com 📊 Got Lab Results But No Real Answers? Download your free guide: https://labsoptin.rootseekhealth.com/opt-in-page-landing-page-for-lab-results-without-answers

    1h 6m

  2. FEB 1

    08. Living with Lyme: Mary Jo’s Journey from Diagnosis to Resilience

    Welcome back to the Functional Medicine Reality Podcast. I'm Dr. Mark Su, and this is part two of my conversation with Mary Jo Anderson. If you caught our first episode together, you know we covered the long, painful road to getting a Lyme disease diagnosis. Today we're diving into what happens after you finally have answers. Here's the thing. Getting a diagnosis doesn't mean everything magically gets better overnight. Mary Jo's story is proof of that. And I think her willingness to share the messy, nonlinear reality of treatment is exactly what so many people need to hear. What We Cover in This Episode: Mary Jo opens up about why she's been hesitant to share her treatment journey publicly. The short answer? What works for one person doesn't work for another. She's seen it firsthand talking with other Lyme patients over the years. Every story is vastly different once you get past diagnosis. We talk through her initial treatment with herbals and supplements. She was taking 15 to 20 different things at one time. It was overwhelming. She'd never even taken Advil before this. After three to four months, she went from feeling like a 12 on a pain scale to maybe a nine or ten. Barely moving the needle. Then came antibiotics. Two at once for six months, which I know sounds intense. Over that time she went from a 10 down to about a five or six. Fifty debilitating symptoms down to ten. Real progress. But here's where it gets real. Two weeks after stopping the antibiotics, everything came back with a vengeance. Back to square one. Mary Jo describes feeling scared, discouraged, and honestly questioning whether she wanted to keep fighting. We talk about how she got back on the horse. Her faith, her community, her kids, the simple phrase "keep going" that she held onto in the darkest moments. And then she shares about the combination that finally moved the needle in a big way: a specific medication paired with a raw, plant-based diet for six months. She went from feeling like she was at ground zero to feeling 100% better. The Reality of Living with Chronic Lyme: Mary Jo is honest that she hasn't eradicated Lyme. She's living with it. She still has some joint pain and neuropathy that comes and goes. But she's resilient. She's learned what her body needs. And she's pursuing optimal health rather than waiting to feel "cured" before moving forward. We also touch on something important: the double life she was living during all this. Sharing beautiful sunrises and family moments online while suffering behind closed doors. Not because she was being fake, but because that joy and connection was literally what kept her going. Key Takeaways: Treatment isn't linear. You might try herbals, then antibiotics, then something else entirely. Progress doesn't always stick. Setbacks happen. That's the reality. What works for one person won't necessarily work for another. Mary Jo is clear about this. She's not giving medical advice. She's sharing her experience. Staying "broken wide open" to information, to angels who plant seeds along the way, to possibilities you haven't considered yet. That posture of openness was critical to her progress. Connect with us: Root Seek Health: https://rootseekhealth.com/ 📊 Got Lab Results But No Real Answers? You're not alone. Many patients are stuck with test results but no clear path forward. I've created a free resource to help you understand what your labs might actually be telling you about your health. Download your free guide "Lab Results Without Answers: Your Labs Are Only Half the Story"

    50 min

  3. JAN 25

    07. Understanding Mold: Myths, Realities, and Treatment Options

    Alright, so here's one I get asked constantly: Do I really need to throw out all my belongings if there's mold in my house? If that question's been keeping you up at night, or if you're stuck wondering whether dealing with mold means going bankrupt and starting over, take a deep breath. This episode's for you. I brought back Mike Schrantz, one of the most networked indoor environmental professionals in the country. He's what I call a "doctor of houses and buildings." And we got into the real, practical reality of what mold remediation actually looks like. Not the fear-based stuff you find all over social media. The truth. Here's what we talked about: What to actually expect from a mold inspection and report. Mike breaks down why "normal" looks different depending on where you live, and how outdoor mold is different from indoor sources. The four categories of remediation: surface cleaning, air quality, contents (furniture, clothing, papers), and deeper structural issues. Not everything requires ripping down walls. Why the contents question brings up the most emotion. This is where people panic about throwing everything away. Mike explains what "clean enough" actually means and why treating mold like plutonium creates unnecessary fear. The truth about mycotoxins. They have short half-lives. Normal laundering removes them from fabrics. You can clean furniture without throwing it away. And no, you probably don't need to get rid of everything. Why the fear itself might be doing more harm than the actual exposure. We talk about the emotional toll, the financial strain, and why so many people end up spending tens of thousands on things they didn't need to do. Bottom line: Most situations don't require moving out or going bankrupt. There are sequential steps you can take. And clarity itself can be medicine. If you're dealing with mold concerns, chronic illness, or wondering if your environment is making you sick, this conversation will help you move forward with less overwhelm and more confidence.  Next steps: Visit RootSeekHealth.com to take our free health quiz or schedule a discovery call. Connect with us: Root Seek Health: https://rootseekhealth.com/ Dr. Mark Su's Podcast: Functional Medicine Reality Podcast 📊 Got Lab Results But No Real Answers? You're not alone. Many patients are stuck with test results but no clear path forward. I've created a free resource to help you understand what your labs might actually be telling you about your health. Download your free guide: https://labsoptin.rootseekhealth.com/opt-in-page-landing-page-for-lab-results-without-answers Let's get real and get results.

    58 min

  4. JAN 18

    06. Understanding Your Symptoms: The Critical Role of Differential Diagnosis

    Hey friends, this one's for both practitioners and patients who've been around the functional medicine world for a while. Here's the thing. When you've been dealing with chronic symptoms for months or years, it's really easy to fall into patterns. You start assuming every flare-up is the same old story. SIBO acting up again. Mold toxicity. Food sensitivities. But what if it's not? I'm talking about the differential diagnostic list, which is just a fancy way of saying: all the possible things that could be causing your symptoms. And here's where it gets tricky for those of us working in the functional medicine world. We get so focused on the chronic inflammatory stuff, the SIBO, the parasites, the mycotoxins, that sometimes we can overlook the conventional diagnoses. The diverticulitis. The cancer, God forbid. The kidney stones. The things that need attention now. I'll be honest, this is something I actively remind myself about. When I'm seeing a patient I've worked with for two years, and they come in describing abdominal pain, it's tempting to just pick up where we left off. But if they tell me the pain is different somehow, more intense, or now there's bleeding when there wasn't before, I cannot just chalk that up to hemorrhoids and move on. Now, if you're a patient, here's what I want you to hear. Pay attention when symptoms vary, even just a little bit. Maybe they're 20% more intense. Maybe they're not triggered by the usual things. And here's the critical part: don't present it to your practitioner with presumptions already baked in. Don't say, "Oh, my SIBO is flaring up again." Just describe what you're experiencing. Let them go through their checklist. The differential diagnostic list in functional medicine is way more expansive than in conventional medicine. That's both a gift and a challenge. We're thinking about things other practitioners might miss. But we cannot let that blind us to the conventional stuff. Being comfortable is not always a good thing. Experience helps us work faster, but complacency can be a real stealth enemy. That my friends, is definitely the reality of medicine, especially at the intersect of functional and conventional medicine. Worth it, but more work. In This Episode: Why the differential diagnostic list matters for both practitioners and patientsThe risk of getting too comfortable with chronic symptomsHow to communicate symptoms without presumptionsBalancing functional and conventional medicine approachesKey Takeaways: When symptoms vary even by 20-30%, pay attentionDon't attach labels to your symptoms before presenting themPractitioners must guard against overlooking conventional diagnosesClear communication protects both patient and practitioner📊 Got Lab Results But No Real Answers? You're not alone. Many patients are stuck with test results but no clear path forward. I've created a free resource to help you understand what your labs might actually be telling you about your health. Download your free guide: Understanding Your Lab Results

    13 min

  5. 12/28/2025

    05. From GI Struggles to Stability: Anti-Aging in Real Life

    From GI Struggles to Stability: Anti-Aging in Real Life A Patient Conversation with Jean In this episode, I’m joined by Jean, a long-time patient who generously shares her real-life health journey, not from a place of perfection, but from lived experience. This conversation is about what healing actually looks like over time. It is about chronic gut issues, instability, fatigue, and inflammation, but also about perspective, gratitude, resilience, and what it means to pursue longevity in a realistic, human way. What This Episode Covers Jean’s transition into a new chapter of life, including relocation, retirement, and changeYears of chronic GI symptoms and the complexity of digestive healingThe role of journaling, self-awareness, and trial-and-error in recoveryHow inflammation shows up across multiple systems over timeWhy healing is often cyclical, not linearWhat “anti-aging” really means outside of hype and extremesThe difference between chronological age and biological agingHow energy, cognition, stability, and connection define quality of lifeThe importance of movement, nature, sleep, and routineWhy social connection and lifelong learning matter for longevityHow to think through anti-aging options without overwhelm or fearA Realistic View of Longevity Rather than chasing every new trend, this episode walks through how to think clearly about longevity based on values, resources, tolerance, and life stage. We discuss data-driven strategies like nutrition, exercise, and inflammation reduction, alongside emerging longevity concepts, while always coming back to what is sustainable and meaningful for the individual. Key Takeaway Longevity is not about doing everything. It is about doing the right things for you, at the right time, in the right way. Stability, resilience, curiosity, and connection matter just as much as supplements or tests. And healing does not mean erasing the past. It means building a steadier future. Important Note This episode reflects a real patient conversation shared for educational purposes only. Nothing discussed should be taken as individual medical advice. Each person’s health journey is unique and should be navigated with appropriate professional support. Thank you to Jean for her honesty, wisdom, and willingness to share. This is what real-life healing looks like. 📊 Got Lab Results But No Real Answers? You're not alone. Many patients are stuck with test results but no clear path forward. I've created a free resource to help you understand what your labs might actually be telling you about your health. Download your free guide: Understanding Your Lab Results

    58 min

  6. 12/28/2025

    04. Humanity in Healthcare: A Candid Talk with Dr. George Papanicolaou

    In this episode, I sit down with Dr. George Papanicolaou, long-time mentor, colleague, and friend, for one of the most honest conversations we’ve ever had publicly about medicine, humanity, and what it really means to care for people. George was my first boss early in my career and has spent more than three decades practicing medicine across vastly different settings, from the Navajo Nation to primary care to the UltraWellness Center. This conversation is not about protocols or supplements. It is about the inner work of being a doctor and the shared humanity between practitioner and patient. What We Explore Why medicine is never just about symptoms or lab valuesThe complexity of patient stories and evolving health narrativesHow bias quietly shapes clinical decision making on both sides of the exam roomWhy self-awareness is essential for good medicineThe gift and burden of empathy in patient careEmotional depletion and burnout in clinicians who care deeplyWhy hypervigilance around health can slow healingThe limits of medicine and the role of acceptanceHow contentment and gratitude can coexist with illnessWhat it means to partner with patients rather than try to fix themA Rare Look Behind the Curtain This episode offers a rare and honest look at what happens on the other side of the exam room. We talk openly about the pressures clinicians carry, the responsibility of working with complex chronic illness, and the ongoing effort required to stay present, objective, and human. We also explore why healing is rarely linear and why progress often depends as much on mindset, relationships, and expectations as it does on treatments. Key Takeaway Good medicine requires more than knowledge. It requires humility, self-awareness, and humanity. Patients are not puzzles to be solved. Doctors are not machines without limits. Healing happens best when both are seen clearly and honestly. This conversation is a reminder that clarity begins with truth, and truth begins with being human. 📊 Got Lab Results But No Real Answers? You're not alone. Many patients are stuck with test results but no clear path forward. I've created a free resource to help you understand what your labs might actually be telling you about your health. Download your free guide: Understanding Your Lab Results

    47 min

  7. 12/28/2025

    03. Unmasking the Journey: Mary Jo's Story of Resilience and Hope

    This is a deeply personal and meaningful episode. In this conversation, I’m joined by Mary Jo Anderson, who courageously shares her health journey for the first time publicly. This episode marks the beginning of a longer, unfolding story and a new chapter for both Mary Jo and this podcast. Mary Jo’s story is not just about chronic illness or Lyme disease. It is about what it feels like to slowly lose your health, to feel unseen and unheard, and to keep going even when answers are not coming. What This Episode Is Really About At its core, this episode explores: What it feels like to slowly stop feeling well when life once felt full and vibrantHow chronic symptoms can be dismissed or minimized within the healthcare systemThe emotional and relational toll of prolonged, unexplained illnessThe loneliness that can exist even when you are surrounded by people who love youThe breaking point that forces many patients to seek a different pathThe power of listening to your intuition when something does not feel rightWhy resilience is often built through suffering, not before itHow vulnerability can open doors for healing and connectionMary Jo shares honestly about pain, fear, self doubt, and the moments when she questioned whether she would survive. She also shares about faith, perseverance, and the quiet strength it takes to keep searching for answers. A Story Many Will Recognize If you have ever: Been told your labs are normal while your body says otherwiseFelt dismissed, minimized, or labeled without explanationWondered if your symptoms were “all in your head”Felt like you were carrying your illness aloneHad to fight for answers while caring for othersThis story will resonate deeply. Why This Episode Matters Mary Jo’s journey reflects the lived experience of countless patients navigating chronic illness. It highlights the limitations of a system that often lacks time, depth, or tools to fully see complex cases. It also reminds us that healing is rarely instant, rarely linear, and often begins with being truly heard. This episode focuses on the beginning of her story, including the years before diagnosis and the emotional reality of being undiagnosed. In future episodes, we will explore her diagnosis, treatment journey, and ongoing healing in greater depth. Key Takeaway If something feels wrong in your body, listen. If you are not being helped, keep looking. And if you are in a dark place, you are not weak for needing support. Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is keep going. Resources Mentioned Rootseek Virtual functional medicine practice mentioned in closing www.rootseek.comThank you for listening and for holding space for stories like this. This is how clarity begins, through truth, vulnerability, and human connection. 📊 Got Lab Results But No Real Answers? You're not alone. Many patients are stuck with test results but no clear path forward. I've created a free resource to help you understand what your labs might actually be telling you about your health. Download your free guide: Understanding Your Lab Results

    39 min

  8. 12/28/2025

    02. Mold, Health, And The Middle Ground

    Mold is a real issue, but the conversation around it has become increasingly extreme and overwhelming. In this episode, I’m joined by Mike Schrantz, an indoor environmental professional and long-time colleague, for an honest, grounded discussion about mold, sick buildings, and how environmental health intersects with human health in the real world. Together, we explore how fear-based, black-and-white thinking has caused unnecessary stress, financial strain, and confusion for many patients. We talk about why mold illness is legitimate, but rarely simple, and why balance matters more than absolutes. In This Episode, We Discuss Why mold-related illness is real, but not always binaryThe difference between what is common and what is truly normalWhy “mold free” is often an unrealistic goalThe concept of normal fungal ecologyHow geography, season, and lifestyle affect indoor environmentsWhy most homes do not require extreme remediationThe role of fear, stress, and overwhelm in chronic illnessHow sequencing and realistic expectations support healingWhy progress matters more than perfectionKey Takeaway Healing does not require eliminating every possible variable. It requires thoughtful decisions, realistic expectations, and reducing the most meaningful sources of stress and exposure. Mold exposure deserves respect, not panic. Resources Mentioned Mike Schrantz, Indoor Environmental Professional Environmental Analytics Podcast: IEP RadioClinical care resource mentioned in closing Rootseek www.rootseek.comThis conversation is part of an ongoing series focused on clarity, nuance, and helping people get better without unnecessary fear. Let’s get real and get results. 📊 Got Lab Results But No Real Answers? You're not alone. Many patients are stuck with test results but no clear path forward. I've created a free resource to help you understand what your labs might actually be telling you about your health. Download your free guide: Understanding Your Lab Results

    1h 17m

  9. 12/28/2025

    01. Kickoff Episode: Functional Medicine Reality Podcast

    I’m Dr. Mark Su, a conventionally trained physician, functional medicine practitioner, and lifelong student of the why behind symptoms. This podcast was born out of real-life questions, real patient stories, and a deep sense that the healthcare conversation needs more honesty, nuance, and humanity. Not perfection. Not dogma. Just reality. In this kickoff episode, I share three confessions, a few pivotal stories from my clinical journey, and the deeper reason this podcast exists in the first place. Three Confessions (Right Out of the Gate) I’m not here for the reasons you think I am. This podcast isn’t about trends, protocols, or being “anti” anything. It’s about understanding people and physiology more deeply.This podcast is non-compliant. Meaning we’re willing to ask uncomfortable questions, challenge oversimplified narratives, and sit in the gray when the truth isn’t black and white.I only practice some of what I preach. Because I’m human too. And real healing requires honesty, not a pedestal.The Question That Changed Everything Early in my career, I noticed something that didn’t make sense. Patients diagnosed with fibromyalgia would tell me that when they took antibiotics for unrelated infections, their joint pain and muscle pain improved. That shouldn’t happen, at least not according to conventional training. So I had to ask myself: What am I missing? And more importantly: What are we missing as a system? That question opened the door to functional medicine, chronic infections like Lyme disease, and eventually environmental factors such as mold-related illness. From Symptoms to Root Causes In this episode, I walk through: How symptom-based diagnoses like fibromyalgia often describe what someone feels but not whyHow functional medicine reframes chronic illness through systems biology and root-cause thinkingWhy some patients heal dramatically when the right missing piece is identified and why others don’t yetI also share real patient stories. These are individuals who were told their symptoms were due to aging, stress, or “nothing serious,” only to experience profound improvement when the underlying cause was finally addressed. Why This Podcast Exists This show is for you if: You’ve been dismissed, minimized, or told “your labs are normal”You feel overwhelmed by conflicting health informationYou’re tired of binary thinking like all pharma versus no pharma or it’s all in your head versus it’s all physicalYou want clarity, not fearYou believe healing is possible, even if the path isn’t linearWe’ll talk about inflammation, infections, mold, medications, supplements, environment, mindset, and the lived experience of patients and practitioners alike. Always with nuance. Always with compassion. Never with guarantees. This podcast is about education and awareness, not diagnosis or prescriptions. My goal is to help you think more clearly, ask better questions, and feel more confident in your healthcare decisions. Because when you understand why your body is doing what it’s doing, everything changes. Thanks for being here at the beginning. Let’s get real and let’s get results. 📊 Got Lab Results But No Real Answers? You're not alone. Many patients are stuck with test results but no clear path forward. I've created a free resource to help you understand what your labs might actually be telling you about your health. Download your free guide: Understanding Your Lab Results

    39 min
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The Functional Medicine Reality Podcast exposes the truth about what really happens in healthcare and why so many patients with complex, chronic conditions are left searching for answers. Hosted by Dr. Mark Su, founder & leader of RootSeek’s nationwide virtual care team, this show goes beyond quick fixes to uncover the root causes of illness—like Lyme disease and co-infections, mold toxicity, gut dysbiosis, hormone imbalances, hidden infections, and heavy metal exposure.  Each episode reveals real patient journeys and expert clinician reasoning, showing you how functional medicine tackles chronic fatigue, autoimmune flares, brain fog, cardiovascular risk, and hard-to-solve cases where conventional medicine often stops short. From environmental toxins to stress-driven inflammation, from gut repair to longevity hacks, you’ll learn how to advocate, decide, and heal on your terms—with practical, next-step strategies you can trust. If you’ve ever wondered how to navigate “mystery symptoms,” controversial treatments, or cutting-edge testing, this podcast will be your compass. Episode highlights: Goes “behind the curtain.” We invite clinicians to think out loud, showing the decision-making process most patients never see.Spotlights real patient journeys. Raw stories reveal the triumphs and trade-offs of navigating chronic illness, performance optimization, preventive care, and more.Asks the hard, patient-centered questions. We challenge experts on controversies, practical constraints, and emerging evidence—so you can separate trustworthy insight from trend-driven noise.Delivers actionable clarity. Whether you’re rehabbing an injury, hacking longevity, or just trying to sleep better, you’ll leave with next-step strategies backed by clinical reasoning. The team at RootSeek (nationwide virtual care) is ready to empower you to advocate, decide, and heal, on your terms!If you’re asking any of the following questions (or something similar), this podcast is for you: Can functional medicine help with chronic Lyme disease, co-infections, or post-treatment symptoms?How do I know if mold toxicity or environmental toxins are making me sick?What’s the best way to detox from heavy metals, pesticides, or hidden chemical exposures?Are my fatigue, brain fog, or joint pains linked to gut health or hidden infections?How do functional medicine doctors diagnose and treat autoimmune conditions differently?What advanced tests uncover root causes that standard labs miss?Can functional medicine address chronic inflammation, histamine intolerance, or mast cell activation?What are the most effective protocols for gut repair, microbiome balance, and leaky gut?How do I separate real solutions from false hope when dealing with complex chronic illness?What steps can I take now to reclaim energy, hormone balance, and overall vitality? Tune in for transparent conversations that turn complicated science into practical truth and put the power of informed choice back where it belongs: with you.

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  • Creator
    Dr. Mark Su MD, Functional Medicine Practitioner for Health and Longevity
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    9
  • Rating
    Explicit
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    © 2026 Functional Medicine Reality Podcast
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