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Aaron Hartman, MD
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  • 70: Cancer in Your 30s?! – The Alarming Rise of Early-Onset Cancer (and How to Prevent It) with Dr. Aaron Hartman
    Why are cancer rates rising among younger people—and what everyday choices can truly lower your risk?In this mini-episode of Made for Health, Dr. Aaron Hartman addresses the alarming trend of increasing cancer rates among younger people. Drawing on recent research, he explains how lifestyle factors—particularly alcohol, smoking, and processed food consumption—are major drivers of this rise.The discussion emphasizes that even moderate alcohol use can significantly increase the risk of cancers such as early-onset colon cancer. Dr. Hartman also explores the dangers of processed foods and how dietary and lifestyle changes can dramatically reduce cancer risk at any age. While supplements like NAC (N-acetylcysteine) and cysteine may play a supportive role, the central message is clear: prevention starts with daily choices.✅ Show Highlights:The rise of early-onset cancers and what’s driving the trendWhy alcohol—even in moderation—raises colon cancer riskHow processed foods contribute to inflammation and cancer developmentThe impact of smoking and environmental toxins on younger populationsSupplements like NAC and cysteine: supportive, but not substitutes for lifestyle changeThe powerful role of nutrition, exercise, and stress reduction in cancer prevention💡 In This Episode, You Will Learn:Why younger populations are facing rising cancer ratesThe underestimated risks of alcohol and processed food consumptionHow small, consistent lifestyle shifts can reduce cancer riskWhat role supplements may play in supporting preventionPractical steps you can take today to lower your long-term cancer risk🌐 Resources & Links:Dr. Aaron Hartman – Richmond Functional Medicine: richmondfunctionalmedicine.comYouTube – Aaron Hartman, MD: @AaronHartmanMD
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  • 69: The Hidden Hormone Hierarchy – Unlocking True Balance & Vitality with Dr. Christian Jenski
    What if balancing your hormones wasn’t about quick fixes, but about uncovering the root causes that shape your health?In this episode of Made for Health, Dr. Aaron Hartman and Dr. Christian Jenski—both functional medicine practitioners—explore the science and art of hormone optimization therapy through a truly holistic lens.They discuss the hormone hierarchy—starting with the HPA axis, thyroid function, sex hormones, and insulin resistance—and how imbalances ripple through the body. The conversation also highlights how genetics (such as the COMT gene), gut health, detoxification pathways, and the autonomic nervous system all play pivotal roles in achieving hormonal balance.Rather than offering quick fixes, Dr. Jenski and Dr. Hartman emphasize the power of detailed patient history, targeted testing, individualized treatment, and lifestyle change to support long-term health. They also share practical tools and resources for both patients and providers seeking to understand and apply a root-cause approach to hormone care.✅ Show Highlights:The hormone hierarchy: HPA axis, thyroid, sex hormones, and insulin resistanceHow genetics (COMT gene) and detox pathways affect hormone metabolismWhy gut health is a cornerstone of hormonal balanceThe role of the autonomic nervous system in regulating hormonesTargeted testing: blood, urine, saliva, and when each is usefulWhy patient history and context matter more than “quick fixes”Practical strategies for both patients and practitioners💡 In This Episode, You Will Learn:The differences between conventional hormone replacement and functional hormone optimizationHow lifestyle factors—nutrition, stress, sleep, detoxification—shape hormone outcomesThe importance of personalized, patient-centered hormone careWhy education and empowerment are crucial for both patients and providersTools and approaches for safely balancing hormones long-term🌐 Resources & Links:Dr. Aaron Hartman – Richmond Functional Medicine: richmondfunctionalmedicine.comYouTube – Aaron Hartman, MD: @AaronHartmanMDMentioned in this episode:Get the FREE Real Food Sourcing GuideWe've put together this free resource to help you find real, nutrient dense food in your local area. Healing starts in the gut and eating real food is the fastest way to heal! Click the link below and download it for FREE!Get the Real Food Sourcing Guide Here!
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  • 68: Why Pain Doesn’t Go Away – The Surprising Science of Chronic Pain & the Gut with Dr. Aaron Hartman
    What if the key to breaking free from chronic pain lies not just in advanced treatments, but in understanding how your gut, brain, and daily habits all work together?In this mini-episode of Made for Health, Dr. Aaron Hartman explores the complex world of chronic pain syndromes such as CRPS (complex regional pain syndrome) and phantom limb pain. He explains how pain can become “centralized” in the nervous system, persisting long after the original injury has healed.Dr. Hartman highlights exciting new research linking the gut microbiome to chronic pain, as well as the use of AI to analyze microbiome data for personalized treatment. He also discusses the roles of environmental toxins, inflammation, and stress in amplifying pain.Listeners will walk away with both cutting-edge insights and timeless strategies: while advanced treatments and personalized medicine have promise, foundational practices like nutrition, stress management, and quality sleep remain essential for improving outcomes and breaking the pain cycle.✅ Show Highlights:How chronic pain becomes centralized in the nervous systemThe surprising role of the gut microbiome in pain syndromesUsing AI to analyze microbiome data for personalized insightsThe impact of environmental toxins and inflammation on chronic painFoundational practices—nutrition, stress reduction, and sleep—that support healingWhy a holistic approach works better than one-size-fits-all treatment💡 In This Episode, You Will Learn:Why pain can persist even after injuries resolveHow the gut-brain connection influences chronic pain syndromesWhere emerging research on AI and microbiome analysis is headedThe importance of addressing inflammation and toxins in pain carePractical steps to support the body’s resilience and reduce suffering🌐 Resources & Links:Dr. Aaron Hartman – Richmond Functional Medicine: richmondfunctionalmedicine.comYouTube – Aaron Hartman, MD: @AaronHartmanMDLinkedIn – Dr. Aaron Hartman: Connect HereMentioned in this episode:Get the FREE Real Food Sourcing GuideWe've put together this free resource to help you find real, nutrient dense food in your local area. Healing starts in the gut and eating real food is the fastest way to heal! Click the link below and download it for FREE!Get the Real Food Sourcing Guide Here!
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  • 67: Are We Getting Hormones Wrong? – The Shocking Legacy of the Women’s Health Initiative with Dr. Christian Jenski
    Are you confused about the difference between hormone optimization and hormone replacement therapy—and what’s actually safe for your health?In this episode of Made for Health, Dr. Aaron Hartman is joined by Dr. Christian Jenski for a clarifying conversation on hormone health. Together, they unpack the often-confused concepts of hormone optimization and hormone replacement therapy (HRT)—and why individualized care is essential.The discussion begins with the misconceptions rooted in the landmark Women’s Health Initiative study, which shaped public and medical opinion on hormone therapy for decades. Dr. Jenski and Dr. Hartman address why those conclusions were misleading, what newer research reveals, and how functional medicine provides a safer, more effective framework for hormone care.Listeners also gain insight into the role of gut health, stress, and nutrition in hormone metabolism, as well as the pros and cons of different testing methods (blood, saliva, urine) and delivery systems (pills, patches, creams, pellets). The episode emphasizes the importance of safe, personalized balancing rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.✅ Show Highlights:Key differences between hormone optimization and hormone replacement therapyThe lingering misconceptions from the Women’s Health Initiative studyHow gut health, nutrition, and stress affect hormone balanceAn overview of blood, saliva, and urine testing for hormonesPros and cons of hormone delivery systems like pills, patches, creams, and pelletsWhy individualized, root-cause care ensures safety and better outcomesPractical insights for patients considering hormone therapy💡 In This Episode, You Will Learn:Why hormone therapy should always be tailored to the individualHow addressing gut and lifestyle factors improves hormone metabolismThe limitations of conventional hormone testing and how to interpret resultsWhat delivery systems may work best in different contextsWhy safe hormone balancing is about more than replacing what’s “low”🌐 Resources & Links:Dr. Aaron Hartman – Richmond Functional Medicine: richmondfunctionalmedicine.comYouTube – Aaron Hartman, MD: @AaronHartmanMDLinkedIn – Dr. Aaron Hartman: Connect HereMentioned in this episode:Get the FREE Real Food Sourcing GuideWe've put together this free resource to help you find real, nutrient dense food in your local area. Healing starts in the gut and eating real food is the fastest way to heal! Click the link below and download it for FREE!Get the Real Food Sourcing Guide Here!
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  • 66: Sugar Is Slowly Killing Us – The Shocking Truth About Cancer, Stroke & Obesity with Dr. Aaron Hartman
    Could the hidden sugars and processed foods on your plate be quietly fueling cancer, stroke, and obesity?In this mini-episode of Made for Health, Dr. Aaron Hartman explores the hidden dangers of added sugars and ultra-processed foods, connecting them to serious health risks like stroke, cancer, and obesity.He shares alarming statistics on rising cancer incidence worldwide, the quadrupling of obesity since 1975, and the role processed meats—now classified as carcinogens—play in long-term disease risk. Dr. Hartman also highlights the impact of alcohol, tobacco, and environmental chemicals on health outcomes, urging listeners to focus on dietary and lifestyle choices as powerful tools for prevention.This episode is a wake-up call: small, consistent changes in how we eat and live can dramatically reduce our chances of chronic disease.✅ Show Highlights:How added sugars and processed foods increase stroke and cancer riskWhy obesity rates have quadrupled since 1975—and what’s driving the trendProcessed meats as classified carcinogens and their impact on healthThe compounding dangers of alcohol, tobacco, and environmental toxinsPractical strategies for reducing sugar, alcohol, and processed food intakeWhy prevention is more powerful than treatment in chronic disease💡 In This Episode, You Will Learn:How diet directly influences cancer and stroke riskThe overlooked dangers of ultra-processed foods in modern lifestylesWhy limiting processed meats and alcohol supports longevityHow environmental chemicals add to disease burdenActionable steps to protect your long-term health through nutrition and habits🌐 Resources & Links:Dr. Aaron Hartman – Richmond Functional Medicine: richmondfunctionalmedicine.comYouTube – Aaron Hartman, MD: @AaronHartmanMDLinkedIn – Dr. Aaron Hartman: Connect Here🎧 Closing Call to Action:👉 Your health is built on daily choices. Subscribe to Made for Health, share this episode with someone who needs it, and start making simple, powerful shifts away from processed foods toward whole, nutrient-dense living.Mentioned in this episode:Get the FREE Real Food Sourcing GuideWe've put together this free resource to help you find real, nutrient dense food in your local area. Healing starts in the gut and eating real food is the fastest way to heal! Click the link below and download it for FREE!Get the Real Food Sourcing Guide Here!
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You were made for health—vibrant, thriving, and full of possibility. But navigating today’s broken healthcare system, endless misinformation, and confusion can feel overwhelming. On Made for Health, Dr. Aaron Hartman cuts through the noise to deliver science-backed solutions that restore your health and reignite your hope. Join us each week for expert insights, practical tips, and inspiring conversations that empower you to harness your body’s incredible power to heal. Whether you're seeking clarity, direction, or just a trusted voice, this podcast is your roadmap to the vibrant life you were made for.
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