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In this extract of his presentation for IMMH 2023,, Dr. Robert Hedaya, Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown University and founder of the Whole Psychiatry & Brain Recovery Center showcases his cutting edge HYLANE treatment protocol which has proved very successful in treating previously intractable psychiatric and neurological problems. With decades of experience in both conventional and functional psychiatry, Dr. Hedaya has developed a unique approach that combines functional medicine with cutting-edge technologies like hyperbaric oxygen,quantitative EEG (qEEG) and photobiomodulation therapy to optimise brain function and enhance treatment outcomes. Dr. Hedaya shares case studies, including one of a patient suffering from cognitive decline and prosopagnosia (facial blindness), who experienced remarkable recovery after combining functional medicine protocols with high-tech brain treatments. His insights highlight how these advanced methods can repair not only the biochemical terrain of the body but also the brain's function. Dr. Hedaya's approach offers hope for patients with complex psychiatric and neurological conditions by combining functional medicine with high-tech brain treatments to achieve optimal outcomes. His work demonstrates that when the brain's hardware (the structural - neurons and their synaptic and biochemical connections) and software (character, psychology, schemas, belief systems)) as well as the cloud (spirituality and psyche) are addressed together, patients can experience significant recovery even in conditions traditionally deemed untreatable. In this episode, you'll learn about: The limitations of conventional psychiatry and how functional medicine can provide more comprehensive treatment for neuropsychiatric disorders by treating underlying issues such as hormone imbalances, neuroinflammation, and environmental toxins. The role of quantitative EEG (qEEG) in diagnosing brain dysfunction and guiding targeted treatments like transcranial photobiomodulation (laser therapy). How HBOT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy) can promote healing of the brain's hardware. The impact of traumatic brain injury (TBI) on mental health and how advanced therapies like hyperbaric oxygen and laser therapy can restore brain function. Highlights from a groundbreaking case study of reversing cognitive decline and facial blindness using HYLANE combination treatment  The success of combining personalised and layered treatments, including diet, gut healing, hormone therapy, detoxification and advanced brain technologies for better neuropsychiatric health. How qEEG can identify abnormal brain function that traditional scans may miss, providing more accurate diagnostic insights, and how qEEG-guided therapies can improve memory, word recall, and focus in patients with neurodegenerative disorders and cognitive decline. The role of advanced brain mapping technologies in targeting specific brain areas for personalised treatments. For further insights, visit www.mindhealth360.com – your comprehensive guide to mental well-being.   Guest's Social Media Channels: - Website: https://wholepsychiatry.com/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrRobertHedaya/  - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-robert-hedaya-84422379   Publications: - Understanding Biological Psychiatry   - The Antidepressant Survival Guide: The Clinically Proven Program to Enhance the Benefits and Beat the Side Effects of Your Medication   - Depression: Advancing the Treatment Paradigm Through Functional Medicine (Chapter in Textbook of Functional Medicine)    

Welcome to another insightful episode of the NeuroNoodle Neurofeedback and Neuropsychology Podcast! This episode features tech legend Jay Gunkelman and special guest Dr. Robert Hedaya, a pioneer in Functional Medicine and laser therapy.

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For those who don't know, Matt Rife is a 28-year-old stand-up comic who recently released his first Netflix special called "Natural Selection." Now Rife has already caught some heat online over an insensitive domestic violence joke he made in the special, but he stirred up even more backlash over the weekend involving an altercation with TikTok mom Bunny Hedaya & her 6-year-old son. Here's the rundown - in Rife's comedy special, he pokes fun at people who believe in astrology. Hedaya's son, who is really into outer space, made a lighthearted reaction video on TikTok pointing out that Rife had gotten his planetary facts wrong. Rife then proceeded to leave a scathing comment directed at the 6-year-old, falsely claiming his mom has an OnlyFans account & that Santa isn't real. Like, what?! This grown man is out here cyberbullying a little kid for literally no reason. All the kid did was correct Rife's astronomy - he didn't even tag Rife in the video! Yet Rife felt the need to personally attack him & his mom in the Instagram comments. It's completely uncalled for. The whole thing blew up online, with TikTokers blasting Rife for his immature behavior. Many pointed out the irony that a stand-up comedian can dish out offensive jokes but can't handle a harmless comment from a child. The controversy comes shortly after Rife's Netflix special dropped, which was already facing criticism over some of its insensitive humor targeting women & domestic violence survivors. So this latest incident definitely isn't doing him any favors. Some folks online have wondered if Rife is just drumming up controversy for the sake of publicity. After all, the famous saying goes "no publicity is bad publicity." But honestly, I think going after kids crosses a line, whether it's intentionally provocative or not. There's enough negativity & cyberbullying online already without targeting innocent children. In other news, exiled conspiracy theorist Alex Jones also made headlines over the weekend after Elon Musk decided to reinstate Jones' previously banned Twitter account. Back in 2018, Twitter had permanently suspended Jones for hate speech & conspiracy theories. But in a Twitter poll on Saturday, Musk asked followers if Jones' account should be restored, & about 70% voted yes. Some experts argue that unbridled free speech tends to give rise to more extreme, radicalized content online. So Jones' return to X will be an important case study to follow in terms of how the site handles misinformation & extremism moving forward. But those are just my thoughts! Let me know what you think about Matt Rife's latest controversy or Alex Jones returning to X. Should Rife face professional consequences for attacking a child online? And does Musk have a point about free speech, or is he just courting controversy? Hit me up on Instagram or Twitter @WhatWeDoinPod & maybe we'll talk more next episode! Alright fam, that wraps up this episode of "What Are We Doing." Stay safe out there & I'll see ya next time! Deuces! --- ✅DUDEROBE - 20% OFF - PROMO CODE: WAWD https://duderobe.com promo code: WAWD ✅GEL BLASTER - 10% OFF & PERFECT for the Holidays! https://wawdpod.com/blaster https://wawdpod.com/blaster ✅THE PERFECT GIFT FOR ANY OCCASION!! IT's ONLY $3 https://wawdpod.com/cameo https://wawdpod.com/cameo ✅ CUT YOUR PHONE BILL IN HALF - WITH VISIBLE WIRELESS Visible by Verizon is making it EASY to pay for wireless service once again. With UNLIMITED plans starting at $25 a month, what are you waiting for? WAWD Podcast listeners will get $20 OFF their first bill. Saving you HOW MUCH MONEY? https://wawdpod.com/visible ********** Disclaimer: We at the What are We Doing podcast want to make it clear that the views & opinions expressed in this video belong solely to the speakers or authors & do not represent the views & opinions held by YouTube, its partners, or its owners. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/what-are-we-doing-pod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/what-are-we-doing-pod/support

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In this episode of The Root Cause Medicine Podcast, we discuss neuropsychiatric symptoms, brain health, brain inflammation, head trauma, and neurodegenerative conditions. They dive into: 1. Inflammation Root Causes 2. Traumatic Brain Injury and Psychological Processes 3. HYLANE Technology Dr. Robert Hedaya is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical Center. He is a neuropsychiatrist that teaches functional medicine, psychiatry, brain health, brain inflammation, head trauma, and neurodegenerative conditions, and the founder of The Whole Psychiatry & Brain Recovery Center. Dr. Hedaya also wrote several books, including Understanding Biological Psychiatry, The Anti-depressant Survival Program, and Depression: Advancing the Treatment Paradigm. Order tests through Rupa Health, the BEST place to order functional medicine lab tests from 30+ labs - https://www.rupahealth.com/reference-guide

Dr. Robert Hedaya discusses Integrative Psychiatry with Dr. Ben Weitz. [If you enjoy this podcast, please give us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, so more people will find The Rational Wellness Podcast. Also check out the video version on my WeitzChiro YouTube page.]    Podcast Highlights 1:38  Dr. Hedaya noted that from his time in medical school he was always oriented towards getting to the root cause of things. After writing his first book, he was on the edge of chronic fatigue and he dove into the metabolic medicine approach of Dr. Jeffrey Bland, which later was changed to Functional Medicine. Dr. Hedaya was a neuropharmacologist trained in cognitive behavioral therapy and after bringing Functional Medicine into the mix he found that he was no longer doing this medication merry-go-round and most of his patients were now getting better. Dr. Hedaya explained that after writing his second book, he hired a statistician to assess the patients he had treated for treatment-resistant depression.  All 23 of these patients when they started had a mean Beck Depression inventory of 34, which is in the severe range, and by about 10 months everyone was normalized with only one change in medication but also adding the Functional Medicine approach.  4:18  Insights into a Functional Medicine approach to psychiatry.  The key to using a Functional Medicine approach is to be a medical detective and to also understand that psychiatric problems are not primarily psychological, but more related to physiology and infections and hormonal problems and genetics and epigenetics and gastrointestinal things, etc..  The mental realm is directly part of the physical realm.  If your physical health is lacking, if you're lacking in nutrients, if you're having toxins and infections and other things that are affecting your physiology, that's also going to affect your mind.  Dr. Hedaya recalled his first patient from 1984 who was a 50 yr old woman with panic disorders and she did not have a great marriage and had bunch of things going on, but she didn't get better despite psychotherapy and medications.  He determined that she had a vitamin B12 deficiency and after her first injection, her panic went away and that's when he realized how powerful the Functional Medicine model could be.  When assessing B12 status, if your serum B12 is low normal, you probably have a B12 deficiency. But you can also look at the size of the red blood cells, the MCV, on the CBC. If you are B12 deficient, your red blood cells will get larger because they hang around longer--macrocytic anemia.   If you are iron deficient, your red blood cells will be smaller--microcytic anemia.   But you could have normal size red blood cells if you have both iron and B12 deficiency, because they will offset the effects on the red blood cell size.  We should also look at methylmalonic acid (MMC) and homocysteine as measures of B12 status, though MMC only accounts for 17% of B12 status.  You also need to look at medications that interfere with B12 status and if they are older they tend not to absorb as much B12 because of reduced HCL production. 10:57  Iron.  Dr. Hedaya looks at serum iron and TIBC (total iron binding capacity) and also the CBC. And he will also look at ferritin levels.  11:29  Other nutrients.  Fish oil is a very important preventative for depression as is vitamin D status.  Zinc is also a very important nutrient and this needs to be balanced with copper levels. It is also very important to make sure the patient is eating and digesting enough protein, since these amino acids are necessary for neurotransmitter production. 12:12  Thyroid adrenal axis.  Another clinical pearl is the thyroid adrenal axis.  We need to do a thorough physical exam and look for evidence of adrenal insufficiency and low thyroid.  The mean TSH in the US population based off the NIH study is about 1.5, though the upper limit of most labs is 4.5.

Dr. Robert Hedaya has been practising functional medicine psychiatry for many years, and is a clinical professor of psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical Center. He is the author of Understanding Biological Psychiatry, The Antidepressant Survival Guide and Depression: Advancing the Treatment Paradigm, and the founder of the Whole Psychiatry and Brain Recovery Center, as well as a faculty member at The Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM). In this captivating interview for The MindHealth360 Show, Dr. Hedaya talks about how he uses Functional Medicine, focusing on nutrition, digestion, inflammation, toxicity, and hormone levels, and combines it with novel brain therapies which he bundles in his pioneering HYLANE protocol, for a truly personalised treatment for mental health and neurological disorders. HYLANE combines hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), qEEG guided transcranial laser therapy, and neural exercises to treat dysfunction in the brain. He has had great successes with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, neurodegenerative and other brain disorders using this technology, sometimes even when not combined with functional medicine.  He also discusses how our brains can be deeply affected by socio-cultural, environmental factors and trauma, leading to dysregulation of the hypothalamic pituitary and adrenal (HPA) axis and epigenetic mutations which can affect vital functions such as methylation.

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Note: This podcast includes some visuals shared by Dr. Hedaya, we recommend watching this episode on our Youtube channel to see the visuals. -- How can we get to the root causes of anxiety, depression, and other psychiatric disorders? Today we are excited to offer you a conversation with Dr. Robert Hedaya about how he approaches psychiatric disorders in his clinic to produce long lasting change for his patients. This conversation discusses root causes of psychiatric disorders, how lifestyle and diet can affect mental health, and how Dr. Hedaya uses HYLANE therapy in his practice to treat psychiatric disorders. My name is Dr. Andrew Wong, co-founder of CIH. This is a podcast dedicated to transforming the consciousness around what it means to be healthy and understanding the root causes of disease and wellness. Don't miss this transformative conversation about the cutting edge techniques that Dr. Hedaya uses to change the way we are approaching psychiatric disorders.

In today's episode, Dr. Carrie Jones is joined by Dr. Robert Hedaya, a Neuropsychiatrist, Clinical Professor, and Author. They discuss neuropsychiatric symptoms, brain health, brain inflammation, head trauma, and neurodegenerative conditions. Dr. Robert Hedaya is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical Center. He is a neuropsychiatrist that teaches functional medicine, psychiatry, brain health, brain inflammation, head trauma, and neurodegenerative conditions, and the founder of The Whole Psychiatry & Brain Recovery Center. Dr. Hedaya also wrote several books, including Understanding Biological Psychiatry, The Anti-depressant Survival Program, and Depression: Advancing the Treatment Paradigm.

ROBERT J. HEDAYA, MD, ABPN, DLFAPA, IFMCP, is a caring compassionate doctor who is devoted to restoring each of his patients to health.  He gets to know each patient thoroughly – psychologically and medically.  Dr. Hedaya has been at the cutting edge of medical practice, psychiatry, and psychopharmacology since 1979.  He has decades of clinical training and experience, is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, a Distinguished Fellow of American Psychiatric Association, and is certified as proficient in psychopharmacology by The American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology.  Dr. Hedaya acquired specialized training in psychiatry at the National Institute of Mental Health.https://wholepsychiatry.com

Welcome to the Munsons at the Movies podcast. Each episode we delve into the filmography and impact of a randomly selected actor.  In this episode, we explore the career of Dan Hedaya. Best known for his roles as Julian Marty in Blood Simple (1984), the dad in Clueless (1995), and Jeff Rabin in The Usual Suspects (1995), Dan Hedaya has built a remarkably long career as a character actor. Joined once again by Jay Ledbetter of the InSession Film Podcast, we discuss Hedaya's Syrian Jewish upbringing, his iconic chest hair in films like Alien: Resurrection (1997), Jay's potential long-time grudge against Hedaya, and ponder as a group whether he's receiving a pension for all the cop roles he's played over the years. Where does Hedaya rank on the Munson Meter? Listen to find out.

In Episode #89, Dr. Jill Interviews Dr. Robert Hedaya on new treatment options for resistant depression and anxiety. Learn about the limitations of current psychiatric treatment using only medications, and alternatives to treatment resistant depression.

Happy Cornucopia Day to yous! In honor of this troubled holiday falling on a Thursday we are releasing a special (just us) episode on a Tuesday. This week we are really running the gamut, serving our deranged mindgrapes on a platter for you: JoJo Siwa's coming into her sexuality on Dancing with the Stars, Natalie Wood's sister Lana all but confirming Anne's belief that Kirk Douglas raped a young Natalie, and a deep dive on one of our go-to warm-blanket films, Clueless. We breakdown director Amy Heckerling's 1995 comedy classic: from Amy's IRL dalliances, the tragic loss of Brittany Murphy, Twink Caplan making bank from her AP credit (we allege!), and Julie Brown repping for the queers. Plus, we top this totally chaotic episode off with a little clip from our sitdown with The Facts of Life star Mindy Cohn talking about that infamous first season and all the “lost girls” that were fired before they had a chance at season 2! We hope you enjoy!  We love Templeton from Charlotte's Web (“Smorgasbord” sang by Paul Lynde in the cartoon movie)  JoJo Siwa is having a gay evolution on Dancing with the Stars  JoJo doing “Body Language” (Queen), “Feedback” (Janet Jackson) Lana Wood has announced that Kirk Douglas raped Natalie Wood Kirk Douglas honored by Golden Globes with the Cecil B Demille Award in 2018, the year of #MeToo Michael Douglas says “may they both rest in peace.” This December is all about Natalie Wood (Miracle on 34th Street, West Side Story) Marni Nixon was the singing voice of Natalie Wood in West Side Story (her original audio can be heard here)  This LOST VOCALS youtube page is incredible Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice (other woman was Dyan Cannon) Elliot Gould was sexy Mindy Sterling could've been up for Miss Geist (famous for playing Frau Farbissina) The Chris Kattan Amy Heckerling fiasco (Kattan also dated Jennifer Coolidge for a long time) Amy Sherman Palladino is the poor woman's steampunk Amy Heckerling (Heckerling by way of Linda Perry) Heckerling dated Bronson Pinchot for a long time Bronson Pinchot in Putting it Together on Broadway with Carol Burnett  Swing Revival in the mid to late 90s Peach Pit After Dark Dan Hedaya is a man that Anne loves   Hedaya was on the The TORTELLIS (not the “Tarantellis” as we said on the ep) the Cheers spinoff with previous guest of the show, Mandy Ingber, ep #26 Donald Faison chose to have Murray have braces because his teeth were so small He's married to Jessica Simpson's former assistant, CaCee Cobb Brittany Murphy's “I'll Never Tell” in the Michael Douglas movie Don't Say a Word Murphy sang in Happy Feet Was the featured vocalist in Paul Oakenfold's club track, “Faster Kill Pussycat”  There's an HBO doc about Murphy: What Happened Brittany Murphy Was on Broadway in A View from the Bridge with Allison Janney and Anthony LaPaglia Jamie Walters was Ray Pruitt on the original 90210 Clueless the Musical with Dove Cameron as Cher “The Lost Girls” of The Facts of Life

In this interview, Dr. Rountree and Dr. Hedeya discuss neuropsychiatry, and how hyperbaric oxygen, laser therapy and neural exercise can be used for psychiatry and brain recovery. Dr. Robert Hedaya is board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, a Distinguished Fellow of American Psychiatric Association, and is certified as proficient in psychopharmacology by The American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology.  He has specialized training in psychiatry at the National Institute of Mental Health and is a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical Center.Dr. Hedaya is a faculty member at the Institute for Functional Medicine, and has taught at The Walsh Research Institute and Georgetown University School of Medicine as well as through his own training programs. He teaches about Mood disorders, PTSD, Precision Medicine, Genetics, Methylation, Functional Gastroenterology, Endocrinology and Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals, Infectious Medicine and Toxicology, as applied to Neuropsychiatric disorders.Dr. Hedaya has published three books and actively sees patients at The Whole Psychiatry and Brain Recovery Center in Maryland, where he and his team work with patients that struggle with anxiety, DM2, PTSD, fibromyalgia, fatigue disorders, cognitive decline, and traumatic brain injury using functional medicine and his proprietary HYLANE Program.Mentioned in this episodeThe Whole Psychiatry & Brain Recovery CenterFurther Resources:Success with Laser Therapy Flowchart & Checklist InfographicCheck out these FREE Provider ResourcesLearn more about what we offer on the LTI websiteFind out how you can Customize your LTI experienceRelated Podcast for PatientsHealing at the Speed of Light

Robert and Devon dive into the world of archetypal astrology with their good friend Josh Hedaya.  Unpacking and learning about how the position of the planets affects human psychology and the unfolding of events.  Wonderful and enlightening, Josh discusses oneness, ancient cultures, and patterns in human behaviors.  

Hedaya & Ruqayyah embark on a mystery mission when they discover a piece of jewelry lying on the playground. They ask around in hopes to return this necklace to its rightful owner. Their mystery mission leads the girls to a unique,  new friendship with the owner of the necklace, Mahnoor and her sweet sister Maryam.

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In this episode of Functional Medicine Research, I interview Dr. Robert Hedaya about overcoming PTSD.  Post-traumatic stress disorder is an extremely difficult condition to manage but Dr. Hedaya and I discuss multiple approaches that can help patients with PTSD get well.  We discussed how PTSD is defined, how it changes the brain, QEEG guided laser, neurofeedback, loneliness, social isolation, social media and much more.  I always love having these kinds of conversations with psychiatrists and other mental health professionals because I believe it is the most overlooked aspect of functional medicine today. Below is a transcript of the interview on overcoming PTSD: Dr. Hedberg: Well, welcome, everyone to "Functional Medicine Research." I'm Dr. Hedberg and really looking forward to today's conversation with Dr. Robert Hedaya. I first heard him speak at the Institute for Functional Medicine last year on PTSD and so I wanted to have him on the show to talk about that. He is a medical doctor. He's been on the cutting edge of medical practice, psychiatry, and psychopharmacology since 1979. With the publication of his first book, understanding biological psychiatry, in 1996, he pioneered the use of functional medicine in the psychiatric field and he is now pioneering the use of G-guided laser treatment of neuropsychiatric disorders. Dr. Hedaya is a clinical professor of psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical Center where he's been awarded the teacher of the year on three occasions while teaching courses on affective disorders, cognitive therapy, and one of my favorite topics, psycho-neuro-immuno-endocrinology. Since 1983, he's on faculty at the Institute for Functional Medicine, the author of two additional books, "The Antidepressant Survival Guide," and "Depression: Advancing the Treatment Paradigm," and he's the founder of the Center for Whole Psychiatry and Brain Recovery. Dr. Hedaya is an editorial volunteer for Advances in Mind-Body Medicine and Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine. He's been featured in local and national media on things like "20/20", "60 minutes," "Vogue," "The New York Times," and "The Washington Post" on many occasions. And he's a frequent nationally and internationally recognized speaker. His website is wholepsychiatry.com. Dr. Hedaya, welcome to the show. Dr. Hedaya: Thank you very much for having me. Dr. Hedberg: Excellent. So, like I said, I heard you speak at IFM last year and was really interested in your research and studies on PTSD. Why don't we start by you just talking about how your career evolved from traditional psychiatry into functional medicine and now using some cutting-edge treatments for treatment-resistant depression, dementia, PTSD, chronic fatigue, and technologies like laser? Dr. Hedaya: Okay. Well, it's been a long arc and I would say that the main thing is that I always try to follow where the science guides me, what's the truth that as far as I can best make it out to be. So, rather than being afraid of stepping outside of the box, you know, I just feel it's my responsibility, as a clinician, helping people to always try to do the right thing, and the right thing for me means doing what the science dictates, and sometimes it's benched to bedside science. Sometimes, you know, like translational medicine, sometimes you have the studies, but following the principles of biology and physiology and sometimes you have to take a leap because you can't wait until the studies are there. So, the way it started for me was, 1983 about, I was treating a woman with panic disorder and she was not really recovering. And panic disorder is pretty easy to treat. Whether you use cognitive behavioral therapy, which I was using, or medications or combination of the two. So, it was about a year and she wasn't getting better and she paged me, I had a beeper back in those days, on a Saturday night, I was at a wedding and dancing and my beeper went off and looked and...

In the first episode of 2020, Hedaya talks about the power of looking back on your progress to keep you moving forward with your goals. You can find more blog posts and resources related to this topic at Lingolobbi.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/supersimplekorean/message

Bottom line: LEARN HANGUL. In this episode Hedaya lowkey rants about why learning Hangul is important to your Korean speaking success story, how it came to be (because we all love a lil history, right?) and of course, she also gives you some killer tips to learn it as quickly and effectively as possible. Be sure to follow her on Twitter: @hedaya_p and of course, subscribe so you never miss an episode.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/supersimplekorean/message

Sermon given on Friday, May 31st, 2019 at The Muslim Unity Center by Sheikh Mohamed Almasmari.

Sermon given on Friday, May 31st, 2019 at The Muslim Unity Center by Sheikh Mohamed Almasmari.

Biomedical Evidence - Hedaya on The Biology of Mind and BodyThe important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing. — Albert EinsteinEveryday we increasingly confirm that inflammation directly effects brain function. Over time it can create permanent change. - Robert Hedaya Treatment Failure Without Biomedical Evidence Treatment failure, especially in the face of proper training and the best information, means you're/we're missing something. We're missing mind complexity. It's not the patient's fault. It's not the doctor's fault. Looking to blame someone? Blame our historical dependency on behavioral appearances. The inadequacy of reductionistic labels denies the complex reality of mind, body and biomedical functional complexity. The system is set to run on labels and medications that target those dancing clouds of surface appearances. We're living in akimbo-land, with a frustrating global problem of misperception in the context of current scientific details. It's not that the current psychiatric system is bad or broken - it's excellent - and yet the labels system remains merely inadequate in the context of fresh data from modern neuroscience. Repeated imprecision builds disdain, distrust, and stigma. ...misunderstandings and neglect create more confusion in this world than trickery and malice. At any rate, the last two are certainly much less frequent.~ Goethe - 1774Don't assume bad intentions over neglect and misunderstanding.~ Hanlon's Razor - 1990Dr. Hedaya unearthed this flash of insight many years ago, back in 1985, and it continues to drive him, as he's still searching today. In this episode, Dr. Hedaya shares his personal story and tells us how he turned his medical, psychiatric curiosity in a different direction. Hedaya emphatically encourages more https://www.corebrainjournal.com/article/critical-thinking-required/ (critical thinking )- with more systematic reviews of dynamic change, time, and context. More careful biomedical reviews do inevitably change the rules of the game. Listen while we discuss just how he became one of the leading national authorities in that interesting space, the polarity, between traditional psychiatry and functional medicine. Also, listen carefully to how often we both bring up inflammation as an important marker on the crossroads between these two often adversarial diagnostic and treatment strategies. Ed Note: Dr. Hedaya continues in active practice, and, also, remains firmly involved in mind research. In this interview, he discusses the relevance of pain and inflammation in his own life, and the discoveries he's made on his clinical journey into the challenging territories of dementia, including TBI and Alzheimer's. Notice how we segue into http://www.corepsych.com/2012/10/adhd-insights-igg-denial-video/ (IgG measurements), and the challenges of other mind inflammations found downstream from food sensitivities. Note also that this is a re-publication from CoreBrain Journal/005 very soon after we started this Journal three years ago, and it is not outdated. Dr. Hedaya is an internationally prominent functional medicine psychiatrist who teaches at Georgetown, well worth a listen. Inflammation matters. His Message In A Sentence: Every treatment failure, every refractory, chronic mind imbalance deserves specific biomedical measurements for contributory factors, including inflammatory processes. Thanks, Bob! Dr. Hedaya's Connections For Additional Measures First Book: http://geni.us/hedaya (Understanding Biological Psychiatry )- 1996 Website: Whole Psychiatry Dr. Hedaya's https://www.wholepsychiatry.com/show/ (The Whole Psychiatry Hour Radio Show) We referenced Dr. Hedaya's Joint and Back Pain Supplement found here: https://drhrejoint.com/ (DrHRejoint) Multiple Immunity CBJ Guest Experts: http://corebrainjournal.com/immunity (http://corebrainjournal.com/immunity) References http://geni.us/functional...

Robert J. Hedaya, M.D., DLFAPA, is a pioneer in Functional Medicine and psychiatry and a clinical professor of psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical Center. He is the author of three books on the biological aspects of psychiatry and is working on a 4th one. He has authored various peer-reviewed journal articles and been a national speaker for traditional and functional medicine and lay audiences around the country.Dr. Hedaya is a unique medical type, as he has one foot in the traditional medical world at Georgetown with almost 40 years of clinical experience, while at the same time is a pioneer in the use of Functional Medicine.Dr. Hedaya is the creator of an extremely popular and unique herbal preparation, called Dr. H Rejoint, which he developed for himself after a biking accident. It is an extremely effective and safe product for treating joint, back, and muscle pain.During the interview, Dr. Hedaya shares:The events that led him to develop Dr. H Rejoint.Why he focused on inflammation and not pain.How inflammation impacts our daily life, especially as we age.How Rejoint is more effective and safer than other pain relief products.The key factors that make the five natural ingredients in the product so effective.How you can get the best results from using the product.Why Rejoint can stop pain before it starts.How the Rejoint formula helps improve your overall health and wellbeing.For more information or to order the product, go to:drhrejoint.comCall 201-875-8055 and hit “O” to speak to Jill.Email drhrejoint@gmail.comWhen you order the product, use discount code Phil and receive $10 off the product and 20% of the cost of the product will be donated to the Hurricane Michael Relief Fund.Never Too Late for Fitness Radio with Phil Farishttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/never-too-late-for-fitness-radio-with-phil-faris/

Heyyyy welcome to GloriousSea3! Here I’ll analyze Jungkook’s Euphoria with Hedaya ! Prepare for randomness and and a lot of Information. Thanks for tuning in!

After a full month of phobia driven episodes Invasion of the Remake is Running Scared (1986)! This week the Invaders take a look at this classic, action, buddy-cop, comedy starring Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines. After a vacation two cops have to shake off some vacation rust to pursue a drug dealer who had nearly killed them in the past. Join the Invaders as they attempt to rethink, recast and remake Running Scared!   Support independent podcasts like ours by telling your friends and family how to find us at places like Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Google Play Music, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Tune In Radio, Audioboom, BluBrry, Libsyn, YouTube, iHeartRadio and all the best podcast providers. Spread the love! Like, share and subscribe! You can also help out the show with a positive review and a 5-star rating over on iTunes. We want to hear from you and your opinions will help shape the future of the show. Your ratings and reviews also help others find the show. Their "earballs" will thank you. Follow us on Twitter: @InvasionRemake Like and share us on Facebook & Instagram: Invasion of the Remake Email us your questions, suggestions, corrections, challenges and comments: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com Promo: Support independent podcasts by checking out this fine podcast featured in today's episode. Find it on all the best podcast providers. All the Things that Make Us Uncomfortable @atmushow on Twitter  

Dr. Adam Hedaya is a medical doctor who specializes in pain management.  He is the founder of Cleveland Pain Care, a practice that provides treatment and services to people who experience chronic pain. In this episode, we talk about the various pain treatment services that Adam's practice provides.  We dive into a discussion on opioid addiction and the alternative solutions that Adam offers his patients.  We also rap about stem cell therapy, parenthood, exercise and various random everyday life topics.  We end with a discussion about the importance of self, internal happiness and hear about Cleveland Pain Care's continued growth trajectory.

Robert Hedaya, MD, has been at the cutting edge of medical practice, psychiatry and psychopharmacology since 1979, and has been practicing Functional Medicine since 1996. He is also a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Georgetown University Medical Center. Author of three books (Understanding Biological Psychiatry, The Antidepressant Survival Guide, and Depression: Advancing the Treatment Paradigm), and the founder of the National Center for Whole Psychiatry in the Washington DC area. He has been on national media (20/20, 60 minutes, the New York Times, Washington Post etc.) on many occasions and is a frequent, nationally and internationally recognized speaker. This is a great episode to get the low-down on just who's, what's, and how's of Alzheimer's and Cognitive Impairment programs. We discuss over-hyped and over sensationalized results you may be hearing about in the news and the internet and what you can really expect when you embark on a "reversal" program. Dr Hedaya has seen success applying a Bredesen-style approach to: Subjective Cognitive Impairment, Mild Cognitive Impairment, and early stages of Alzheimer's. Dr Hedaya explains the difference in his approach to traditional psychological conditions, cognitive impairment, and Alzheimer's. Bob recounts a recent encounter he had at an academic conference where he challenged the current paradigm. We talk about how this approach is generally received by the medical community —because (like Semmelweis) it is often unfamiliar,uncomfortable, and inconvenient for the medical establishment in its current iteration. We discuss our feelings about the realistic applications and limitations of applying "Alzheimer's reversal" programs. We cover who might be the best candidate to succeed on these programs. Bob explains his understanding of the systems biology approach of Functional Medicine and how it applies to his work in cognitive impairment and mood disorders. 30-50% of people with depression with develop Cognitive impairment. We discuss the personal commitments in terms of time and energy someone has to make to become succeed with this kind of program and Dr Hedaya outlines his the first case he handled where someone with cognitive impairment improved. Dr Hedaya's basic panel to help with determine risk: Complete Blood Count Homocysteine Fasting Cholesterol Panel Fasting insulin (goal ~3-4) Avoid head trauma Check thyroid function (goal TSH ~1.4) as well as checking free T3 free T4 Estrogen and progesterone (in some women) Zinc (RBC) and Copper (16:1) Inflammatory markers like high sensitivity CRP Overall he recommends a Mediterranean style diet as the best diet in general. Learn more about Dr Robert Hedaya here https://wholepsychiatry.com/

This week, Allison Shoemaker of The AV Club, Consequence of Sound and Podlander Drunkcast joins us to talk the 1996 Sylvester-Stallone-in-a-tunnel thriller Daylight! (Thanks to our sponsor Cards Against Humanity as part of the Chicago Podcast Coop!)

Join us for another round of #CFofficehours with special guest Lainy Hedaya. Lainy discusses how she grew her brand (Haute Inhabit), traveling abroad with Jimmy Choo, and the changes she’s see as blogging grows to new heights.

According to Dr. Bob Hedaya, it’s malpractice NOT to use functional medicine when practicing psychiatry. ALL of the nodes on the Functional Medicine Matrix [gastrointestinal, endocrine, immune, toxicity, nutritional status and especially psychological, social and spiritual] influence mental health, mental function and brain function. The bottom line is, a good functional approach yields better health, less medicine. In this case-focused inspiring podcast, hear about Dr. Hedaya’s years of clinical experience in using functional medicine to address tough psychiatric conditions.

This week we've got deleted scenes and outtakes from episodes 19 - 21. Jack, Dan and guest Rusty Harding talk about novelizations, vague Latinos, Baywatch Nights and, at one point, the wrong episode. www.weepodcast.com

It's a Popeye's-fueled bender as WEE watch Season 13's "The Frying Game" then slowly lose our minds. Homer volunteers to help an old woman, who then dies, and Homer is blamed. Sounds like comedy gold to us. We're joined by guest and Simpsons Trivia expert Rusty Harding who actually prepared and drops the knowledge that John Swartzwedler - Simpsons Super-Pro and VIP - wrote this fascinatingly weird episode. Does the twist of this episode hold up under any sort of scrutiny at all? How does Homer alternate between world's best husband and murderous coward? And how could "Frasier" succeed where "The Tortellis" failed?  Plus, an extended conversation about character actor Dan Hedaya's body of work, tiny doll clothes for your genitals, and a few visits from a friendly, chatty Dalek. Enjoy, and make sure you're subscribed to our feed or you could miss out on our bonus episodes, which may or may not be complete nonsense. NEXT WEEK: Season 20's Lisa the Drama Queen www.weepodcast.com

Comedian Dustin Meadows hosts a weekly show wherein he watches his favorite movies with other comedians who've never seen the film before. Dustin introduces Matt Monta to one of Arnold Schwarzenegger's least subtle, most over the top but ultimately still fun action films, answering questions such as "What does Arnold eat for breakfast?" and "Como esta?" *Artwork by Brandon Schneider

Robert J. Hedaya, M.D., A.B.P.N., D.F.A.P.A., developed the Whole Psychiatry methodology, which offers a comprehensive physiological and psychosocial approach to mental health and chronic physical illness. He evaluates and treats mind and body dysfunction by focusing on the detailed evaluation and bi-directional interactions between and among a person’s hormonal system, immune system, gastrointestinal system, nutrition, […]

Host Dr. Kevin Passaro and his special guest Robert J. Hedaya, M.D., D.F.A.P.A will be discussing integrative support for depression. Dr. Hedaya is the director of the Hedaya Clinic and National Center for Whole Psychiatry. He is a diversely trained and experienced psychiatrist and has been recognized as a Master Clinician in functional medicine by the Institute for Functional Medicine.