
Over deze podcast
Welcome to Common-Sense Wellness with Dr. Gary Martin. After 20 years managing a Natural Wellness Clinic, and another 30 years of private practice, Dr. Martin is here to share practical ways for YOU to take control of your health — from blood, hair, saliva, and urine testing to a facial scan that reveals your body’s hidden markers. Each episode features real stories from clients and insights from leading practitioners to help you restore balance, boost energy, and thrive. This is Common Sense…
34 afleveringen · Alternatieve gezondheid
Common-Sense Wellness
Over deze podcast
Welcome to Common-Sense Wellness with Dr. Gary Martin. After 20 years managing a Natural Wellness Clinic, and another 30 years of private practice, Dr. Martin is here to share practical ways for YOU to take control of your health — from blood, hair, saliva, and urine testing to a facial scan that reveals your body’s hidden markers. Each episode features real stories from clients and insights from leading practitioners to help you restore balance, boost energy, and thrive. This is Common Sense…
Recente afleveringen
- Episode 34: Your Body's Real Age: What a Simple Urine Test Reveals16 sep · 24 min
- Episode 31: Biohacking Your Heart: How to Reverse Disease at the Root26 aug · 25 min
- Episode 30: Cracking the Code of Cellular Aging19 aug · 26 min
- Episode 29: Reversing Type 2 Diabetes: Why Cell Health Matters More Than Blood Sugar12 aug · 30 min
- Episode 28: Healing From the Root: A Naturopath's Guide to Hormonal Health5 aug · 21 min
- Episode 27: Reading the Story in the Numbers: A Real-Life BIA and HMA Case Study29 jul · 43 min
- Episode 26: When Your Numbers Don't Add Up: Understanding ORP, pH Balance, and Your Body's Hidden Stress Signals22 jul · 31 min
- Episode 25: The Raw Food Manifesto: How Axay Shah Reversed Aging at 6715 jul · 33 min
- Episode 24: Hair Has Memory: What Your Mineral Analysis Reveals About a Lifetime of Stress8 jul · 34 min
- Episode 23: Untying the Knot: Why MemGram® Processing Works When Nothing Else Does1 jul · 26 min