A leading expert in hormones and epigenetics, Dr. Doni Wilson is a naturopathic doctor, certified professional midwife, and certified nutrition specialist. With over 2 decades of experience helping patients reverse challenging health conditions like fatigue, anxiety, autoimmunity, fertility, MTHFR, and HPV, Dr. Doni developed her signature, proven Stress Recovery Protocol™, which identifies how stress uniquely affects each individual and then uses epigenetics to reoptimize health.
Most chronic illnesses come about because of an imbalance of certain types of microbes within our system. That means our longevity and overall health are based on the health of ourselves and our microbiome. Microbiologist Kiran Krishnan joins Dr. Doni to talk about how to achieve a healthy gut biome.
Someone who is narcissistic is focused only on their own self-interest; they don’t have the ability to have empathy for others. In contrast, a healthy sense of self-care is paying attention to ourselves and prioritizing ourselves and loving ourselves.
Dr. Doni was interviewed by CanvasRebel, highlighting the entrepreneurial side of her practice. They cover how Dr. Doni built her reputation, the resilience that it takes, and how she got started in her career.
Trauma and stress in our childhood has a potential to affect our health for the rest of our lives, but we also know that there’s something we can do about it. Dr. Doni interviews Dani Williamson about radical healing and the path to recovery from stress and trauma.
Dr. Doni was interviewed by Michelle Oravitz on The Wholesome Fertility Podcast about how most health issues are multi-faceted with an array of different factors – and how that can affect fertility.
It’s possible to become addicted to feeling stressed, which can lead to getting stuck in “stress mode.” A path to recovery depends on your unique stress type.
Dr. Doni’s interview with Dr. Eric Balcavage goes beyond what you might hear from most practitioners about optimized thyroid function, how it relates to and affects your whole body, and contributes to your overall health.
Most of us get so accustomed to stress exposure that we can’t imagine what it is like to exist outside of it. Read Dr. Doni’s very personal and vulnerable story about troubling relationships, feeling disconnected from herself, and how she discovered the breakthrough of five stress types.
Leaky gut presents in different ways for each person. Here are 6 real cases from my practice that show the range of symptoms. In some cases, it wasn’t obvious up front that they had leaky gut!
When we are experiencing burnout and chronic fatigue, we often reach for sugar and caffeine to keep us going. As this becomes a habit, our blood sugar spikes – which eventually leads to weight issues, mood swings, and can make us feel even MORE tired. Dr. Mariza Snyder describes 5 ways to upgrade energy and support you metabolic health.
As a highly sensitive person, your body is more sensitive to medications and natural substances alike. When our system is completely overwhelmed, it is often more effective to use the most subtle, gentle, low-dose approaches to herbs, nutrients, and dietary supplements.
Even when we eat healthy, we might not be getting enough of the vitamins we need. Stress exposure causes our bodies to burn through more nutrients to help us keep up with our daily lives and metabolic needs. Dr. Doni covers the vitamins and other dietary supplements that can help support your body and improve your health and longevity.
Vivian Jung joins Dr. Doni to talk about the benefits of Pilates, how it can transform your body, how to choose the right Pilates class for you, as well as potential contra-indications and other considerations.
Leaky gut doesn’t always express itself in the form of digestive issues. That means it can go on undetected for years, growing into a bigger problem that will almost certainly lead to noticeable symptoms and common chronic health problems.
Leaky gut is a reaction to the foods you eat, and it is caused by stress. Yet it may not express itself with digestive symptoms. So the question is not whether or you have leaky gut. It’s to what degree?