I invite you to step out of the box and look at all aspects in your daily life never addressed before - the answer you have been searching for could literally be right in front of you. With what you learn from my podcasts, you will develop the knowledge and courage to face those health dilemmas and be the best version of you. Please subscribe and let me know what you would like to learn about and I will do my best to provide you with the most practical and original content from all my experiences. Know that faith and fate are powerful but you choose your destiny. Hosted by Brandon Lip MD.
Welcome to the Nutrible MD Podcast. Your host - Dr. Brandon Lip. We will finish talking about my experiences with treating COVID and Post-COVID patients. This is Part 3 and this discussion involves Long COVID, Paxlovid, key learning concepts, and my 3 final thoughts. Clinical areas discussed: Long COVID, immune dysregulation, autoantibodies, persistent viral reservoirs, endothelial dysfunction, abnormal blood clotting, intestinal microbiome, antiviral medications, Paxlovid Rebound Syndrome, Paxlovid facts and myths, viral after-effects, immune system sensitization, yin-enhancing substances, qi-enhancing substances, antioxidants, anti-inflammatory herbs, detoxification, detox before you fortify, and eating bland during the vulnerable time period.
Welcome to the Nutrible MD Podcast. Your host - Dr. Brandon Lip. We will continue talking about my experiences with treating COVID and Post-COVID patients. This is Part 2 and real clinical cases are used to demonstrate key learning concepts. Clinical areas discussed: HLA genes, immunotherapy, Chinese herbs for desensitization, brain fog, fatigue, yin, yang, menstrual cycle, follicular phase, luteal phase, estrogen, progesterone, COVID vaccine, overactive immune system, allergies, infections often sensitize the immune system, chronic cough, benzonatate, budesonide/formoterol, sensitization leads to after-effects, autoantibodies, and quantum computing.
20 Jan 2024
Treating Acne with Chinese Medicine
Introducing my approach to treating patients with stubborn acne using Chinese medicine: by integrating the use of topical antibiotics, skin cleansers with benzoyl peroxide, and appropriate topical retinoids when necessary, amazing results can be achieved.
16 Jan 2024
Understanding Vitamin D
Let's get a little more information about vitamin D. This bonus episode complements the previous one regarding the harmful effects coming from oral calcium supplementation.
16 Jan 2024
Say No to Calcium Supplements
Although many healthcare providers recommend oral calcium supplementation, usually for the prevention or treatment of osteopenia or osteoporosis, you need to understand that there are actually risks in doing so. I will tell you the reasons and also why getting dietary calcium from your foods is the preferred way. There are no shortcuts.
16 Jan 2024
Supplements - Not Good
Nutritional supplements - what's wrong with them? Do we need them? Should we use them? Are they any good? There is a critical inherent flaw in the thought process behind why many people are taking multiple health supplements.
11 Jan 2024
Chronic Cough
What is the mechanism behind most cases of chronic cough? What is the most effective way to treat it from a conventional medicine point of view? It's NOT using an albuterol inhaler, NOT using over-the-counter cough syrups, NOT using cough drops, and definitely NOT using antibiotics over and over again. We will discuss the topic of airway sensitivity and my method of addressing it. We will also see when I would add on Chinese herbal treatment in an appropriate way. This bonus episode complements the previous one regarding mucus and phlegm.
8 Jan 2024
Mucus and Phlegm
What do you know about mucus and phlegm? What differences do we observe clinically between those who can spit out phlegm and those who cannot? COVID-19 infections create phlegm that is "gel-like" in consistency. Mucus and phlegm trapped in the airways lead to higher incidence of wheezing, reactive airways, asthma, or chronic cough.
3 Jan 2024
5-HTP or Melatonin ?
5-HTP or melatonin, which one is better for insomnia? 5-HTP is preferred because it encourages your body to make more serotonin and melatonin. Serotonin is one of the "feel-good hormones" while melatonin enhances your sleep quality. Furthermore, 5-HTP is on the reactant side of the biochemical reaction, rather than being an end-product like melatonin, so there is less chance of interfering with your own body's production of melatonin. Video credits: Vecteezy
1 Jan 2024
Episode 3 - Sensitization Predisposes After-Effects (Traditional Chinese Medicine Basics) - Part 1
Welcome to the Nutrible MD Podcast. Your host - Dr. Brandon Lip. We will talk about my experiences of treating COVID and Post-COVID patients. In order to gain a deeper understanding, Part 1 discusses basic traditional Chinese medicine concepts. Clinical areas discussed: yin, yang, qi, blood, vitamin C, vitamin D, estrogen, endocrine system, overactive immune system, underactive immune system, immune system's relationship with cancer, infections often sensitize the immune system, vaccines, epigenetics, sensitization leads to after-effects, autoantibodies, and autoimmune diseases.
30 Dec 2023
Episode 2 - An Intro To Anxiety And Depression
Welcome to the Nutrible MD Podcast. Your host - Dr. Brandon Lip. We will talk a little bit about my experiences of helping people with depression and anxiety - in the context of being alone or in a relationship. Clinical areas discussed: anxiety, depression, importance of self-worth, motivation of looking forward, 5-HTP, serotonin, melatonin, psychotherapy, and the liver organ system. We will also introduce the term "wiry pulse" for the first time.
28 Dec 2023
Episode 1 - We Often Crave Those Things That Weaken Our Health
Welcome to the Nutrible MD Podcast. Your host - Dr. Brandon Lip. If you are seeking wellness, happiness, balance, and wisdom in your life, you are in the right place because all of the original content is designed to push boundaries and expand your horizons in an unconventional way. Over the years, I have seen over and over again from many of my patients that we often crave exactly the things which are harmful to the weakest parts of our physiology. It causes damage mentally, physically, or both. Clinical areas discussed: high blood pressures, high blood sugars, acid reflux, migraines, fatigue, and problems with sleep.
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