Finding Genius Podcast

Is Psychiatric drugging really the solution we thought it was initially? Though it may be the predominant tool, there are hidden dangers many are unaware of. Listen up to learn: What psychiatric drugging refers to Why harm reduction is essential when considering medication A recommendation for addressing the problem at hand Professor of Psychology Dr. Mo Hannah shares important warnings and information surrounding psychiatric drugging and concerns in the modern psychiatric field. While they have a place and use in modern psychiatric treatment, we may be too quick to prescribe and take unnecessary medication. Despite the widespread prescription and use, there are important considerations to make before prescribing or accepting psychiatric medication for themselves or their children. Withdrawal symptoms can be incredibly dangerous when working with psychiatric medication and should be taken seriously. A common misconception is that withdrawal symptoms are simply due to preexisting mental conditions; however, this may be dangerously wrong. Visit http://motheresehannahphd.com to learn more. Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

The process of regenerating damaged skin tissue has been happening naturally in humans for millennia, and as medical experts continue to develop faster and more effective regenerative medicines, this process continues to evolve and progress.  Dr. Ryan Mathis, Chief Medical Officer at PolarityTE and former plastic surgery resident at Georgetown University, has been on the frontlines of skin regeneration research. PolarityTE is pioneering a new tissue engineering method called SkinTE, and Dr. Mathis clues us in on how this method functions.  Listen now as Dr. Mathis discusses: How SkinTE can take cells from a patient to regenerate tissue for treatment of wounds. How diabetic foot ulcers worsen, and the role of skin regeneration in treating them. The different ways the body heals wounds. Find more information about Dr. Mathis’s research and SkinTE at Polarityte.com. This episode was brought to you by FeelGood Hemp, for 33% off your first purchase, use the code GENIUS33 at checkout! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

As technology continues to evolve, so does our ability to explore cutting-edge scientific research. This allows for better diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions in all kinds of scenarios in the safest and most effective way possible. Scientists have been using microscopic skin imaging to diagnose ailments and treat skin tumors.  Dr. Aydogan Ozcan, Chancellor’s Professor and HHMI professor, enlightens us on his fascinating research: bringing AI technology to the skin biopsy process. Trained as an electrical engineer, Dr. Ozcan became interested in biomechanical applications of light in laboratory settings.  In this episode, Dr. Ozcan discusses things like: How AI Virtual Histology is creating a faster and more cost-effective approach to biopsies. What is the efficacy of Virtual vs. Traditional testing is.  How Virtual Histology Staining may impact the medical world.  Tune in to learn all this and more in this educational podcast on a new field of scientific pioneering.  To learn more, you can look up PICTOR Labs, the start-up looking to commercialize this new tech.  This episode was brought to you by FeelGood Hemp, for 33% off your first purchase, use the code GENIUS33 at checkout! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

Throughout the majority of our history, astronomers have measured things in the cosmos with light. Now, they’re able to look at the Universe through an exciting new medium. Gravitational waves are ripples in the fabric of spacetime, and before 2015, it was believed that it was impossible to see them. Through incredible new research, we can now observe gravitational waves and use them to understand more about extreme events that are happening in the Universe.  Michael Zevin is a NASA Hubble Fellow at the University of Chicago. He became interested in black holes research and gravity waves at the beginning of his Ph.D. and began working with a research group studying gravitational waves called the LIGO scientific collaboration. Michael Zevin shares how his work is helping to move us forward in our understanding of this incredible new science. In this episode, you can learn about: How scientists across the globe are collaborating to study and observe gravitational-wave events. A supernova explosion that produced over 300 times the Earth’s mass in gold. The ways that electromagnetic waves are teaching us about the dawn of the cosmos. Discover all of this and more by tuning in to this thrilling episode! To continue following this exciting research, you can find Michael Zevin on Twitter at @spacedontwait or at michaelzevin.com. You can also keep up with LIGO, access all the data yourself, and learn more by visiting gw-openscience.org. This episode is supported by Feel Good Hemp. Listeners can receive 33% off of hemp and CBD products sitewide on their first purchase by using the code GENIUS33 at checkout! Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

Anyone who has been in a long-term relationship understands the importance of communication and commitment to a thriving partnership. While most people enter into marriage with the best of intentions, it is likely that every relationship will face some form of intimacy and relationship trouble. Learning how to be proactive and present in your relationship can pave a way forward that prevents the problems that will inevitably arise from becoming too severe to repair.  Stephanie Wijkstrom is a Marriage and Relationship counselor at the Counseling Wellness Center of Pittsburgh. She has practiced the Gottman Method of relationship counseling to help people in pathological conflict through self-reflection and reminding couples what brought them together in the first place. Though many couples don’t come to therapy until problems become frequent, Stephanie Wijkstrom is particularly interested in helping couples find ways to enhance their relationships before breakdown occurs.  In this episode, Stephanie will explain: What partners may expect from couples therapy and how to get the best out of it. How Anxiety and Depression can affect relationship conflicts. Why relationships can fall into a state of disrepair. Her No. 1 Tip for healthy relationships. To learn more about Stephanie Wijkstrom’s work, go to https://counselingwellnesspgh.com or call (412) 856-WELL to connect with a counselor who can best meet your needs. This episode is sponsored by Feel Good Hemp. Use code GENIUS33 for 33% off at https://feelgoodhemp.org/. Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

Is fitness the remedy to many ailments we face in life? With the proper routine and habits, you may be surprised by what can be accomplished. Press play to learn: How Commando Steve was introduced to fitness Some of the best fitness practices to introduce into your life What sets Commando Steve's training and leadership apart Steve Willis, A.K.A. Commando Steve, shares some of the lessons he has gained along his fitness journey and how to better your life with fitness. Fitness has long been misunderstood and may have seemed exclusionary from various sources in the industry. However, with proper scaling and technique, it may be much more accessible and beneficial than it has previously appeared.  Fitness can look different for everyone, and one program or routine that works for one group of people may not work for everyone. Regardless of the fitness level you have found yourself at, there are steps to take to better your current circumstances. Visit https://www.commandosteve.com to find out more. This episode is sponsored by Feel Good Hemp. Use code GENIUS33 for 33% off at https://feelgoodhemp.org/. Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

“What’s your plan?” That’s a question almost every addict hates, because the truth is they likely don’t have one—at least not for their personal life. They’re stuck. And although most people think that therapy is the solution, it might not be. Press play to learn: The difference between therapy and coaching, and when one should be used over the other Why a ‘process addiction’ is harder to break than an alcohol or drug addiction A common difference between people who prefer “upper” as opposed to “downer” substances Why food addiction is one of the hardest addictions to break Cali Estes, PhD is a psychologist who specializes in addiction and uses a solution-focused approach to coaching and therapy. She’s also known as the “celebrity addictions coach.” Rather than rehashing the past, some people need to figure out how to move forward with a plan. Others need to rehash the past in order to figure out the root cause of their issue. Part of Dr. Estes' job is figuring out which category her clients fall into—or whether they fall somewhere in the middle. She discusses the primary drivers behind any coping mechanism, the importance of distinguishing a problem from a perception, how a situation leads to an action, and so much more. Tune in and visit https://caliestes.com/ to learn more. This episode is sponsored by Feel Good Hemp. Use code GENIUS33 for 33% off at https://feelgoodhemp.org/. Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

Dr. Bill McGraw joins us again to discuss the seemingly inescapable “forever chemicals” found in everything around us. Poly-fluoroalkyl substances, referred to by their plural acronym PFAS, are found in many things we use every day, they’re in our water and food – even in our rainjackets. Dr. Bill McGraw, the author of “Mercury: The Ultimate Truth and Chronic Disease”, has a passion and deep interest in being cognizant of the potentially harmful things we may be ingesting daily, and how we can avoid them for overall better health benefits. From mercury toxicity in humans to cancer-causing chemicals, Dr. McGraw has done researched it.  Educating yourself on this often overlooked subject may improve your quality of life and health, and there’s no one better to discuss it than Dr. McGraw. On this podcast, you’ll learn about: How to lower PFAS consumption in your diet Where in the body these chemicals accumulate  The link between PFAS and causes of chronic disease There is plenty of research done about health problems due to processed food, and this is an important characteristic of why this is the case. To engage with what Dr. Bill McGraw is doing, visit newaquatechpanama.com for the latest updates on his work. This episode is sponsored by Feel Good Hemp. Use code GENIUS33 for 33% off at https://feelgoodhemp.org/. Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

Imagine being diagnosed with a liver tumor the size of a football and given three months to live. Now imagine the same tumor completely disappearing within the same amount of time, and feeling better than you have in years. Noah Hammond Tyrrell shares the incredible story behind the creation of Feel Good Hemp, a company designed to help people feel good naturally. Tune in to learn: The difference between full-spectrum CBD and CBD isolate, and why the former may be more beneficial The history of CBD and why it used to be more prevalent in our food The many beneficial effects of CBD and THC, including anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory properties What forces are behind the limitations and restrictions in the cannabis industry After just a few weeks of a hemp oil and juicing protocol, Tyrrell’s dad’s tumor markers had decreased significantly and his tumor had shrunk by about 30%. And just about two months later, the tumor had completely disappeared: his cancer was cured. To top it off, his type II diabetes had been permanently reversed. But the story might have ended very differently had it not been for Tyrrell’s familiarity with Rick Simpson Oil, a cannabis extract known by many to help treat cancer. Not long after his dad’s recovery, Tyrrell and his wife decided to start a CBD company, which is now known as Feel Good Hemp. In addition to offering CBD products, they provide holistic coaching, self-help and self-healing techniques, and education on CBD itself, including how to identify high-quality CBD. Tune in to learn more about the surprising and powerful health benefits of cannabis. Use code GENIUS33 for 33% off at https://feelgoodhemp.org/. Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C

There’s no doubt that our planet is always changing, and we can see just how much it is changing right before our eyes. As the climate continues to shift, it is important to have an understanding of what our future may look like, and how to prepare for it.  David Pogue was a New York Times weekly tech columnist from 2000 to 2013 and has done everything from music for broadway to TV presentations and more. Most recently, he has written a book called “How To Prepare For Climate Change”, where explores and discusses the importance of having a plan for the uncertain future of our planet.  Listen now to learn things like: How to adapt to an ever-changing ecosystem Rising sea levels effects and areas that are the most at risk How to overcome resistance to “new science” through familiarity Are you prepared for the future? Tune in now to find out! To learn more about David Pogue’s work, listen to his podcast Unsung Science here, follow him on Twitter @pogue, and of course, be sure to pick up a copy of his book “How To Prepare For Climate Change”.  Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C