Extend Podcast with Darshan Shah, MD 78. Dr. Bill Rawls: Chronic Infections Don’t Go Away—They Go Quiet (Here's How to Reverse Them)
Fatigue, brain fog, joint pain, blood pressure that won’t budge, these aren’t isolated symptoms. They’re your cells signaling that something’s off.
In this episode of Extend, I sit down with Dr. Bill Rawls, a board-certified OB/GYN who now focuses entirely on cellular health. We explore why most chronic illness isn’t about your diagnosis, it’s about what’s happening inside your cells.
We share the five things every cell needs to function, and what happens when they don’t get them. We also dig into stealth infections like Lyme and Epstein-Barr, and how they stay dormant for years until your body breaks down.
Most importantly, we talk solutions: why herbs work when antibiotics don’t, how to support your immune system without overstimulating it, and what real healing looks like.
Dr. Bill Rawls is a board-certified physician and author of The Cellular Wellness Solution. His personal health crisis with chronic Lyme led him to develop Restore180, a protocol that’s helped thousands recover from chronic illness by restoring cellular function.
We Also Discuss:
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Why Chronic Illness Keeps Coming Back (And What We’re Getting Wrong)
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The 5 Things Every Cell Needs to Heal (You’re Missing at Least One)
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Lyme, EBV, Mold: How Hidden Infections Hijack Your Cells
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Sick Cells, Silent Symptoms: The Real Root of Chronic Disease
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Herbs vs. Antibiotics: Why One Heals and the Other Harms
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Learn more about Dr. Shah:
Website: https://www.drshah.com/
Clinic: https://www.next-health.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/darshanshahmd/
Learn more about Dr. Bill Rawls:
Website: https://rawlsmd.com/ Program: restore180.comInstagram: @rawlsmd