Dr. Stephen Hussey, an expert in cardiovascular health, discusses the misconceptions around heart disease, the heart's preference for ketones as fuel, the role of fourth phase water in atherosclerosis, and potential benefits of infrared sauna therapy for heart health.

Dr Stephen Hussey, a biophysics researcher and practitioner of functional medicine, discusses the biophysics of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD). Topics include clotting in myocardial infarction, endothelial health, fourth phase of water, sunlight, and the impact of deuterium on mitochondria.

Dr. Stephen Hussey discusses pain perception, coherence, and resilience. He explains the interplay of physical, cognitive, and emotional factors in pain. The podcast delves into chronic pain development, opioid addiction, and building resilience. Listen to explore the evolution of pain, trauma responses, and coherence in the body.

Dr. Stephen Hussey, author of "Understanding the Heart" and a heart attack survivor at just 34, shares crucial insights about structured water and its impact on health. He emphasizes how this type of water aids detoxification, supporting recovery from heart issues and potentially harmful substances like those in vaccines. Stephen explores practical ways to enhance structured water in the body, highlights the importance of mitochondrial health, and discusses how optimizing circadian rhythms can improve overall wellness.

Dr. Stephen Hussey, a Chiropractor and Functional Medicine Practitioner, challenges the lipid hypothesis and discusses unknown contributors to heart disease such as body water, sunlight, and electromagnetic fields. They explore the interplay between genetics, environment, and evolution in disease development, critiquing the conventional understanding of LDL cholesterol. They also discuss the concept of hyper reality in medical research and the limitations of relying solely on feelings when making health decisions. The association between obesity, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, and heart disease is explored, along with the role of fourth phase water in maintaining adequate blood flow.