Is Cancer a Parasite? A Radical New Perspective with William F. Supple PhD

This episode explores an alternative framework for understanding cancer biology. William Supple shares the story that led him to investigate antiparasitic drugs, particularly fenbendazole, after witnessing a remarkable recovery in a family member. He explains the similarities between parasites and …

COVID, Immunity & The Truth We Missed – with Prof Robert Clancy

This episode dives deep into the scientific, medical, and societal aspects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Prof Robert Clancy reflects on how long-established pandemic plans were abandoned, why certain treatments were dismissed, and how messaging shaped public perception. The discussion covers vaccine t…

From Food Critic to Regenerative Farmer: Rethinking What We Eat with Matthew Evans

This episode explores the intersection of food, health, and environmental sustainability. Matthew Evans shares his transformation into a regenerative farmer and reveals the hidden truths behind modern food production - from seafood and meat to dairy and soil depletion. The conversation highlights t…

Leading Under Pressure: How to Master Stress & Thrive in Leadership with Dr Amar Dhall

This episode dives into the intersection of neuroscience, leadership, and workplace wellbeing. Dr Amar Dhall introduces the concept of “leading under load” and explains how chronic stress, burnout cycles, and unprocessed experiences impact decision-making, culture, and performance. Listeners will …

Breaking the Silence: Understanding Domestic Violence & Coercive Control with Patricia Gordon-Stevens

This episode explores the realities of domestic violence through both professional insight and lived experiences. Patricia Gordon-Stevens discusses alarming statistics, the hidden nature of coercive control, and the emotional and psychological damage victims endure. The conversation also examines …

Measuring the Invisible: Decoding Nutrient Density and the Nutrimeter with Chris Macquet

In this episode, Dr. Ron Ehrlich sits down with IT supply chain specialist and agricultural metrics expert Chris Macquet to discuss the evolution of food quality measurement. From the early days of Brix meters to the 10th iteration of the innovative Nutrimeter NX, they explore how consumers can fin…

Digital Nutrition: How to Use Tech Without Letting It Control Your Mind | Jocelyn Brewer

This episode explores the growing influence of smartphones, social media algorithms, and artificial intelligence on our mental health and relationships. Psychologist Jocelyn Brewer introduces the concept of Digital Nutrition, encouraging people to become more intentional about their technology use.…

Resolving Trauma & Depression: The Future of Integrative Psychiatry with Dr Will Van Derveer

Mental health diagnoses remain largely subjective, often leading to symptom-based pharmaceutical management. In this episode, Dr Will Van Derveer explains how integrative psychiatry expands the lens - exploring nutrition, inflammation, gut health, trauma, mitochondrial function, relationships, circ…

The Hidden Brain Injury Crisis: CTE, Misdiagnosis & Hope for Recovery with William Person

In this episode of Unstress Health, Dr Ron Ehrlich speaks with former Team USA bobsledder William Person about chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a condition traditionally diagnosed only after death. William shares his personal battle with debilitating symptoms that were misdiagnosed for deca…

Dementia Is Not Inevitable: How Cognitive Decline Can Be Prevented & Reversed | Jo Grabyn

Dementia is often portrayed as an unavoidable diagnosis with no real solutions -  but what if that narrative is wrong? In this powerful episode of Unstress Health, Dr Ron Ehrlich is joined by Jo Grabyn, founder of Bounce Matters and one of Australia’s leading clinicians in the prevention and rever…