Hormone Replacement Therapy for Traumatic Brain Injuries w/ Dr. Johanan Rand
Released on February 2, 2017
This week, Joe interviews New Jersey’s premiere Anti-Aging Specialist – Dr. Johanan Rand.
SHOW #TIMESTAMPS
1:00 – Joe introduces this week’s sponsor – Blue Apron
3:25 – Joe gives an overview of the topics covered on today’s show
10:05 – Interview with Dr. Rand begins…
12:05 – Dr. Rand discusses his background
16:25 – Why most medical doctors take the “bandaid approach”
20:25 – What is a hormone?
22:30 – The story of how Dr. Rand met Dr. Tom Bilella for the first time
24:55 – “Functional Medicine” vs. Traditional Medical Care
30:40 – The dangers of “silent inflammation”
38:00 – Dr. Rand talks about some of the early research on Hormone Replacement Therapy for Traumatic Brain Injuries
40:50 – What exactly is a “traumatic brain injury”?
47:40 – The role cholesterol plays in our body and the dangers of taking cholesterol medication
55:00 – The importance of balancing ALL your hormones, not just testosterone
61:00 – Preventative care for children and young adults that suffer their first concussion
64:30 – Supplement recommendations for optimal brain health
69:10 – Does testosterone replacement therapy cause cancer and heart disease?
81:50 – Joe D’s Show Wrap-up
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- www.NewJerseyAntiAging.comDr. Rand's website. [*Mention this podcast and receive 50% OFF your initial consult with Dr. Rand!]
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- DeFranco's OMEGA-D3 [Nutritional Supplement]
- DeFranco's GUT CHECK [Probiotic]
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But Ouch!
Great PODCAST!
I am a survivor of MTBI and PTSD.
The closing sound track was horrific after such a helpful program.