Thomas Levy, MD, JD, Unknown Toxins That Make Us Sick!
What if some of the toxins affecting our health aren't coming from the environment, our food, or the chemicals we encounter every day. What if they are being produced inside our own bodies? Thomas Levy, MD, JD, has been exploring the connection between chronic pathogen colonization, the toxins produced by microorganisms, and their potential role in disease. When pathogens persist in the body, could the toxins they produce contribute to inflammation, cellular damage, and chronic illness? Dr. Levy will share what he believes we need to know about these hidden toxins and why addressing the source of illness may be more important than simply managing symptoms.
8 Oct 2026
Lillian McDermott, Swimming Upstream
Have you ever wondered how often we simply go with the current? We follow what we've been taught, what everyone else is doing, and sometimes even what we know deep down isn't right for us. But what happens when we decide to swim upstream? For me, it means becoming willing to ask questions, challenge assumptions, and take responsibility for the direction of my own life. It doesn't mean I always have the answers. And it certainly doesn't mean going against everything just for the sake of being different. It means being willing to investigate, learn, and follow the truth wherever it leads. I'll share why I believe swimming upstream can sometimes be exactly what we need to do, to grow, heal, and live more intentionally.
7 Oct 2026
How to Starve Cancer Without Starving Yourself, Sean T. Devlin, DO, HMD
Cancer metabolism is becoming an increasingly important part of the conversation around integrative oncology, nutrition, and whole-body health. We often hear that "sugar feeds cancer." But the relationship between glucose, insulin, growth signals, metabolism, and cancer is far more complex than a simple food-versus-cancer equation. Sean T Devlin, DO, HMD, is a board-certified, fellowship-trained physician with nearly 25 years of experience in integrative oncology and functional medicine. He looks beyond the diagnosis to explore how nutrition, blood sugar regulation, fasting, exercise, and the mind-body connection may influence the cancer journey. Dr. Devlin will share his perspective on what it really means to "starve cancer" without starving ourselves and why maintaining adequate nutrition, protein, calories, and strength is essential for people facing cancer and its treatment.
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