Your Paleo Healthcare
  • Building Your Healthcare Team

    The cornerstone of reaching optimal is assembling a medical team that will support you along your journey. In this eCourse, I’ll give you pointers on how to find the right doctor(s), prepare for your first and second appointments, and build an open dialogue with them so you can gain traction. Sign up for the Building Your Healthcare Team eCourse!

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  • Health Insurance 101

    Hundreds, if not thousands, of people are losing money because they’re not leveraging their health insurance to its fullest potential. Are you one of them? This eCourse aims to empower you with the knowledge to choose the best insurance plan for your family and to help you make the most of your policy. Knowledge is power! Sign up for the Health Insurance 101 eCourse!

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  • Getting Your Labs Covered

    Getting insurance to pay for labs can be tricky, but it is possible. I started running my labs three years ago to help me discover my own n=1. Since then, I’ve uncovered the secrets to getting my insurance to cover labs, including Genova Diagnostic labs. I reveal all in this free eCourse. Sign up for the Getting Your Labs Covered eCourse!

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  • Appealing Your Health Insurance Claims

    Need to know if certain labs or treatments are covered by your insurance? Had a claim denied that you believe your insurance should pay for? This eCourse will teach you how to verify your coverage, understand your Explanation of Benefits and justify your claim for approval. Sign up for the Appealing Health Insurance Claims eCourse!

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Healthcare: Fixing the ACA

Problems with the Affordable Care Act The ACA was never designed to provide “affordable healthcare” but “affordable health insurance”. Medical care hasn’t been affordable for anyone in a long time, nor have CMS/Medicare/Medicaid payments covered the cost of practitioners’ time. The reality is if you go to your doctor and tell them you want to […]

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Biohacking HCG

Over the past year I’ve been biohacking HCG. Why did I biohack HCG?   Well, I’m fat.  I’m over weight and I have been for the past 15 years. Technically I’m obese when you look at my statistics.   I’m 5’3″ tall and my weight has hovered between 165-175lbs for the past two years, with […]

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Autism: Kate’s Journey to Optimal.

Good morning!  Today I’m doing something different with the blog.  I’m posting my first podcast with Kate Towler.  Where the two of us discuss Autism: Kate’s Journey to Optimal. In the video we talk about Kate’s background and her experience with Autism as a patient and as a parent.  Kate also talks what is Autism and how […]

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Environment Influences Health and Wellness

Environment influences Health and wellness.  Two years ago I began to understand how it impacted my health.  Since then I’ve been actively seeking a solution that mitigates environmental influences on my health and that of my family’s. My first order of business was to ensure that I had tools that would help mitigate the environmental […]

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PTSD: Silent Suffering

This is a personal subject for me.  One that hits close to home. I have PTSD, from my time being in the military, as well as from being a first responder during 9/11. I was never in a warzone.  I still have things that trigger me. My own experience with PTSD showed me how I […]

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Take a Break from Biohacking

I’ve been focused on improving my health for the past fourteen years.  Each year my focus has sharpened to reverse the medical conditions I’ve struggled with over my lifetime. I’ve had amazing successes on my journey to reversing my fibromyalgia & bipolar disorder. I’ve discovered that I’m one of those unique asthmatics who don’t respond […]

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Taking the Taxpayers for a Ride: The RUC

The RUC (pronounced ruck)  is a secretive 29 person panel run by the American Medical Association that steers the cost of healthcare services and guides the government on Medicare reimbursement.   RUC members must sign non-disclosure agreements prior to entering thrice-yearly meetings to review the value of healthcare services for physician reimbursement and discuss how doctors […]

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Searching for Connection

Earlier this week I had an opportunity to listen to the Dr. Jack Kruse’s Q&A session with Jeremy Thomley of Mowhawk Steel Company.  His story is compelling.  What he does is AMAZING!  This webinar and Q&A were very powerful.  It caused me to stop and look at my current state of affairs and look at […]

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Paleo Peking Duck

I don’t know about you but I love Chinese food.  My favorite dish is Peking Duck.  I haven’t had it since going paleo. Several weeks ago I had a craving for it and COSTCO just happened to have a sale on organic duck.  So I picked one up.  It stayed in the deep freezer until […]

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Pain: What to do when drugs fail?

I had my first migraine when I was 10.   I was at school, in immense pain.  Light hurt. Sound hurt. Being touched hurt.  My neck and shoulders were tight with tension on my right, the sharpest pain behind and above my right eye. The school nurse had my parents pick me up from school, and […]

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