Tony Winyard

Habits & Health episode 85 with Dr. Gil Kajiki, the author of Sick, Tired, Untreated and Abandoned: How the Medical Community Fails Hashimoto’s Patients and How You Can Get Your Life Back. He is a Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner, Chiropractor, and patient educator with clients on 4 continents. His clientele include celebrities, corporate leaders, women stressed by family life and work, computer programmers, athletes, homemakers, radio show hosts, admin assistants, health practitioners and doctors. At the Valley Thyroid Institute, he and his staff are revolutionising the way that hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s Autoimmune Thyroid are diagnosed and corrected using drug-free solutions. His wife became ill with what at first appeared to be Epstein Barr. As he watched his wife’s health deteriorate under the care of several doctors, Dr. Kajiki began a relentless search for answers to why his healthy wife could become so ill and yet no one seemed to know how to care for her. A...

Habits & Health episode 84 with Dr Doug Lucas, a board certified orthopaedic surgeon who left the traditional medical model to build a practice on health optimisation. He aims to address the underlying causes of chronic disease to improve both health span and lifespan.  He has been specialising in metabolic health, hormone optimisation for both men and women, osteoporosis and longevity. He has pursued additional fellowship training from the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M), The Academy of Preventive and Innovative Medicine and Wild Health. His passion is to work with patients looking to optimise their health through a customised approach based on genetic data, extensive evaluation and in depth lifestyle examination. Armed with this information he can partner with his patients to achieve their health dreams. In this episode topics we discuss include: Bone health Hormone replacement Health optimisation Lifestyle changes Genetics Looking at the big picture Fun...

Habits & Health episode 83 with Dr Brian Taylor, who is the Senior Director of Audiology at Signia, a division of WS Audiology. In this episode we explore healthy hearing and habits that can help to prevent loss of hearing. Dr. Taylor has authored several peer reviewed papers and textbooks and is a highly sought out lecturer. He has nearly 30 years of experience as a clinician, business manager, and university instructor. Dr. Taylor received his AuD from Central Michigan University. Some of the topics discussed include: How does hearing health link to general mental and physical wellness How may those who suffer from hearing loss prioritize habits that address and ease their hearing loss Are there steps individuals can take to lower their risk of hearing loss? Core habits needed to prioritize healthy hearing Health metrics most essential to monitor for consumers with hearing loss Which designs consumers prefer when choosing hearing aids and other wearables Full shownotes...

Habits & Health episode 82 with Dr. Lloyd Glauberman a clinical psychologist and inventor who coined the term Lifestyle Intelligence (LQ), and created an app that guides users along a clear pathway toward balanced health. Lloyd spent years of working with audio technology to help people accomplish meaningful changes in their thoughts, feelings and behaviours. The app guides users along a clear pathway toward balanced, health living in daily 3-minute segments. This cutting-edge system involves a unique psycho-educational approach to building and maintaining a positive "ecosystem for a healthy lifestyle."   Dr. Glauberman has been in private practice in New York City for over 25 years. He is best known for pioneering multiple-track audio technology and developing the technique of Hypno-Peripheral Processing (HPP), which utilises the "twilight state between waking and sleeping" to guide listeners toward accomplishing meaningful changes in their thoughts, feeli...