Dr. Marlene Hampton joincs Logan Duvall to discuss her unique perspective on health through the lens of naturopathic medicine, emphasizing the importance of seasonal changes, light, and the environment in health management. She contrasts naturopathic and allopathic medicine, explaining the holistic approach of naturopathy and its focus on establishing conditions for health rather than merely treating symptoms. The discussion also covers the significance of understanding trauma, blood sugar management, and the role of local food sources in maintaining health.

Dr. John A. Catanzaro discusses the implications of spike proteins associated with mRNA vaccines, their impact on mitochondrial function, and the potential risks of genomic integration leading to cancer. He emphasizes the need for molecular surveillance and precision medicine to address the health issues arising from these proteins. The discussion also touches on the importance of natural healing modalities and the hope for recovery through a better understanding of the underlying health challenges.

Dr. Catanzaro is a pioneering leader in precision molecular medicine, specializing in personalized peptide engineering, OMICS-driven bioinformatics therapeutics, and signal-based molecular interventions. He earned his Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine (NMD) from Bastyr University in 1995 and a Doctorate of Theology in Science and Medical Ethics (PhD) from Bethany Divinity Seminary in 2012.

With over two decades of expertise in precision and integrative medicine, Dr. Catanzaro has spearheaded advancements in high-definition molecular surveillance and immunomolecular augmentation, developing groundbreaking personalized peptide solutions for complex disease states. He is the co-inventor of an augmented hybrid intelligence (aHI) system, an advanced platform that seamlessly integrates human intelligence, knowledge-based applications, and AI. This innovation powers the Precision-Based Immunomolecular Augmentation (PBIMA) platform—a revolutionary approach that optimizes cellular function through patient-specific molecular data.

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Logan Duvall sits down with Arkansas farmer Adam Chappell for a raw conversation on the state of American agriculture. They dig into the crushing weight of the commodity system, the role of government policy in keeping farmers trapped, and the urgent need for systemic change. Adam opens up about his journey into regenerative practices—the hard lessons, the financial risks, and the breakthroughs along the way. Together, they highlight why consumer choices matter, how local food systems can flip the script, and what it will take to build a truly sustainable future for farming.