OneMedicine Podcast

About OneMedicine Podcast

Improving health outcomes is the goal of every practitioner. Finding the solutions for challenging chronic conditions often requires precious time, extensive research, and sometimes even trial and error. Join Rob Lutz, the host and founder of Today’s Practitioner, as he interviews recognized experts and shares their knowledge and proven treatment protocols. Peer to peer guidance can be the most direct path to finding effective solutions for the conditions impacting your patients.

Publisher

Rob Lutz

Category

health & fitness · health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

10 Jan 2024

Latest episode

21 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

28 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   21 Oct 2026

   Beyond LDL: Lp(a), Nattokinase, and Niacin

   This episode is sponsored by EndurPro™, a new supplement brand from a family-owned and operated company with a legacy of quality since 1978. - https://endurpro.com/ (https://endurpro.com/) Normal LDL doesn’t always mean low heart risk. Lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), is a largely genetic risk marker linked to blood clots, stroke, heart attack, and arterial calcification. Most people have never been tested for it. In this episode, Rob Lutz talks with Bradley Bush, ND, about why every adult should have Lp(a) measured at least once, and how the result can change treatment decisions. In this episode, you'll learn: ●     Why Lp(a) is largely genetic and how it raises clotting risk ●     How extended-release, wax-matrix niacin improves tolerance compared with older products ●     Practical niacin titration and monitoring tips, including liver enzyme checks ●     How niacin may lower Lp(a) by 20% to 30% in some patients ●     How nattokinase supports fibrinolysis, circulation, and blood flow ●     How to use these tools in a personalized cardiometabolic strategy Key Moments: 00:00 - Intro 10:54 – Lp(a): the genetic factor and clotting risk 17:58 – Extended-release niacin and managing flushing 32:16 – Nattokinase, blood flow, and fibrin reduction About Dr. Bradley Bush, ND Dr. Bush is a recognized leader in naturopathic medicine, an innovator of advanced formulations, and a trusted consultant to the natural products industry. He earned his naturopathic degree from the National College of Naturopathic Medicine. He is the owner and Clinic Director of Natural Medicine of Stillwater (https://www.stillwaternatural.com/) and founder of Neurovanna Lab. His practice focuses on chronic disease, fatigue, insomnia, mood, gastrointestinal, and post-infectious disorders, using conventional and alternative testing to uncover root causes. Related Content: ●     Is Niacin Still an Effective Option for Lipid Management? (https://todayspractitioner.com/engineered-nutrient-delivery/is-niacin-an-effective-option-for-lipid-management/) ●     Why Niacin Remains Unique for Lipid and Lp(a) Support (https://todayspractitioner.com/lipid-health/niacin-lpa-extended-release-lipid-support/) ●     Is Nattokinase Underdosed? What a Large Patient Study Found (https://todayspractitioner.com/lipid-health/is-nattokinase-underdosed-what-a-large-patient-study-found/) ●     Understanding Lipoprotein(a) (https://todayspractitioner.com/lipid-health/understanding-lipoproteina/) Found this helpful? Like, subscribe, and share it with a colleague who should know their Lp(a). Tell us in the comments: have you ever had your Lp(a) tested? Thanks for listening in. I hope you found today’s episode interesting and came away with a few insights you can apply to your practice. If you want to go deeper on this topic or anything else, please visit https://todayspractitioner.com (https://todayspractitioner.com)  and consider registering for our weekly newsletter as well. Thanks again, and I hope you’ll join us next time. This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Talk with your healthcare provider before starting any supplement or treatment. #Lpa #Lipoprotein #Niacin #Nattokinase #CardiometabolicHealth #HeartHealth #NaturopathicMedicine #OneMedicinePodcast

2. 

   7 Oct 2026

   Healthspan, Inflammation, and the Real Drivers of Aging

   Sponsored by: Eco Nugenics In this episode of the One Medicine Podcast, Rob Lutz speaks with Dr. Tom O’Bryan about the growing focus on healthspan — not just living longer, but staying healthier for longer. Dr. O’Bryan explains why the key to graceful aging is reducing chronic inflammation, and why so many common “age-related” conditions are actually driven by underlying immune activation. Dr. O’Bryan also unpacks how lipopolysaccharides (LPS), leaky gut, environmental toxins, oxidative stress, and hidden food sensitivities can all contribute to inflammation and accelerate disease. He shares practical clinical insights, testing strategies, and simple lifestyle steps practitioners can use to help patients improve outcomes over time. In this episode, we cover: ●     The difference between lifespan and healthspan ●     How chronic inflammation drives most major diseases ●     The role of LPS, leaky gut, and immune activation ●     Why wheat often acts as “gasoline on the fire” ●     Testing strategies for toxins, gut health, food sensitivity, and oxidative stress ●     Simple clinical and lifestyle changes patients can actually follow ●     Practical habits to reduce inflammatory burden over time About Dr. Tom O’Bryan: Dr. Tom O’Bryan is a leading voice in functional medicine focused on chronic disease, autoimmune conditions, gluten-related disorders, and environmental triggers of illness. His work emphasizes identifying the root causes of inflammation and supporting long-term health through targeted interventions. Key Moments: 0:00 – Intro 17:00 - Healthspan versus lifespan definition 26:00 - Inflammation as the root of chronic disease 1:08:18 - Beta amyloid as a protective immune response to LPS Related Content: Demystifying Endotoxins: Identifying and Quenching the Fire Within https://todayspractitioner.com/modified-citrus-pectin/demystifying-endotoxins-identifying-and-quenching-the-fire-within/ (https://todayspractitioner.com/modified-citrus-pectin/demystifying-endotoxins-identifying-and-quenching-the-fire-within/) A New Understanding of Endotoxin Trafficking and Chronic Inflammation https://todayspractitioner.com/galectin-3-2/a-new-understanding-of-endotoxin-trafficking-and-chronic-inflammation/ (https://todayspractitioner.com/galectin-3-2/a-new-understanding-of-endotoxin-trafficking-and-chronic-inflammation/) Galectin-3 and MCP: Brain Health, Cognitive Function and Beyond https://todayspractitioner.com/galectin-3-2/galectin-3-and-mcp-brain-health-cognitive-function-and-beyond/ (https://todayspractitioner.com/galectin-3-2/galectin-3-and-mcp-brain-health-cognitive-function-and-beyond/) Thanks for listening in. I hope you found today’s episode interesting and came away with a few insights you can apply to your practice. If you want to go deeper on this topic or anything else, please visit https://todayspractitioner.com (https://todayspractitioner.com)  and consider registering for our weekly newsletter as well. Thanks again, and I hope you’ll join us next time.

3. 

   16 Sept 2026

   The Effects of Toxic Mold and Their Mycotoxins on the Brain in Children and Adults

   In this episode of the One Medicine Podcast, Rob Lutz speaks with Dr. Andrew Campbell about how toxic mold and mycotoxins can affect the brain across the lifespan—from pregnancy and infancy through adulthood. Dr. Campbell explains how mold spores travel into the lungs and bloodstream, why the brain is a primary target, and how exposure may contribute to autism, brain fog, neuropathy, MS, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and other neurodegenerative conditions. He also discusses testing, source removal, and treatment principles, emphasizing evidence-based care. Practitioners will gain practical insights, case examples, and a framework for identifying and addressing mold-related illnesses. Bio: Dr Andrew Campbell is a medical clinician, researcher, and internationally recognized expert in clinical immunology and toxicology. He specializes in treating complex chronic illnesses related to toxic exposures, including mold and mycotoxins, Lyme disease, pesticides, industrial chemicals, and immune dysfunction. Dr. Campbell has published more than 100 peer-reviewed studies and textbook chapters and has lectured nationally and internationally for over 25 years, including at Oxford University and Harvard Medical School. He has served as Medical Director and Advisor to multiple clinical and laboratory organizations and was named Top Medical Consultant of the Year (2020) by the International Association of Top Professionals. His clinical interests include toxic effects of chemicals, mycotoxins, toxic mold, Lyme, and publishing studies on these subjects. Key Moments 00:00 - Intro 08:05 - Mold spores enter bloodstream and target the brain 11:56 - Mycotoxins linked to autism and neurodegenerative disorders 39:00 - Case study of autistic child recovering after mold removal Sponsored by MyMycoLab: https://mymycolab.com/ (https://mymycolab.com/) Resources and Related Content: Toxic Mold & Mycotoxins Resource Center -https://todayspractitioner.com/toxic-mold-and-mycotoxins-resource-center-2/ (https://todayspractitioner.com/toxic-mold-and-mycotoxins-resource-center-2/) The Brain, the Gut and Misconceptions on Toxic Molds and Mycotoxins - https://todayspractitioner.com/mycotoxins/the-brain-the-gut-and-misconceptions-on-toxic-molds-and-mycotoxins/ (https://todayspractitioner.com/mycotoxins/the-brain-the-gut-and-misconceptions-on-toxic-molds-and-mycotoxins/) Study: Toxic Mold in Homes Impairs Children’s Brain and Nerve Function https://todayspractitioner.com/mycotoxins/study-toxic-mold-in-homes-impairs-childrens-brain-and-nerve-function/ (https://todayspractitioner.com/mycotoxins/study-toxic-mold-in-homes-impairs-childrens-brain-and-nerve-function/) Thanks for listening in. I hope you found today’s episode interesting and came away with a few insights you can apply to your practice. If you want to go deeper on this topic or anything else, please visit https://todayspractitioner.com (https://todayspractitioner.com)  and consider registering for our weekly newsletter as well. Thanks again, and I hope you’ll join us next time.

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• Andrew Campbell
• Chris Meletis
• Angela Pifer
• Emily Hartsfield
• Tracy Wakefield Southwick

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

2 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 21 / 100

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Quality

19

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

60

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