The Promise of Telemedicine (with Dr. Jenny Goto)

Drs. Peter D'Adamo and Emily D'Adamo discuss Dr. Peter D'Adamo's design and function of his ImmunoSynergy supplement. Their deep-dive conversation covers the what, why and synergistic value of the ingredients.  'To understand the potential of the new Immuno-Synergy product, we need to understand the activity and benefits of one of its main ingredients, the botanical medicine known as Chinese Scute (Scutellaria baicalensis). Scute has been the object of tremendous scientific interest and study, principally due to its possessing two unique flavones, wogonin and baicalein.' - Dr. Peter D'Adamo

In this audio interview, our editor-in-chief Tina Kaczor, ND, FABNO, discusses the basics of the Blood Type Diet with Peter D'Adamo, ND. D'Adamo talks about the historical context of the diet, including its multigenerational evolution to what is today—a more data-driven, personalized approach to care. D'Adamo also explains how blood type may be relevant to the apparent variable outcomes of infection with the novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2. 

Dr. D'Adamo guest appearance on the Legendary Self: The Keys to Optimizing Brain, Body, and Spirit hosted by Madeleine Partovi. "Reality belongs to those who have the most imaginative version of what comes next."

Audio lecture of my Generative medicine class at University of Bridgeport focusing on sharing what I've learned about Covid19 with my students. Lots of info, bit technical at times. Good overall summary.

Podcast #5 'The Pancarcinoma Antigen' with ND candidate Emily D'Adamo. This podcast is a 40+ minute of deep-dive into the glycobiology of cancer, its immunology, and includes a few favorite tweaks with herbs, foods... and even a vaccine?  The Thomsen–Friedenreich antigen (TFA)  is is usually present on cell surfaces covered by sialic acid, but is released into circulation in many different cancers. Let's find out  how and why.

Join Dr. Jenny Goto and Dr. Peter D'Adamo as they share evidence-based naturopathic practices that can help you live a longer, healthier and happier life. This episode deep-dives into nutritional and lifestyle strategies you can use to maintain and even regain health bone and connective tissue.  

Join Dr. D'Adamo and Dr. Goto as they discuss the exciting telemedicine services that are offered through HouseCall with Dr. D'Adamo. These services include many unique software tools, built by Dr. D'Adamo, that are used as part of the HouseCall visit to help the doctors predict, prevent and personalize client care.  

A secretor is defined as a person who secretes his or her blood type antigens into body fluids and secretions like the saliva in your mouth, the mucus in your digestive tract and respiratory cavities, etc.  A non-secretor on the other hand puts little to none of their blood type into these same fluids. As a general rule, in the US about 20% of the population is non-secretor. Listen to Peter and his special guest Dr. Tara Nayak dig deeper.

A lectin is a type of protein molecule found in many types of plants, grains and animals. They are a type of 'molecular velcro,' capable of attaching to specific sugars found on the surfaces of many cells, including the cells of the bloodstream  and digestive tract. This attachment can often result in the affected cells sticking together (agglutination) which can cause tissue destruction, inflammation, and wreak hormonal havoc.  You may have heard about lectins recently but Dr. Peter D'Adamo has been talking and writing about them for decades. Lots of nutrition books now talking about lectins. 'Eat Right' was the first, over twenty years ago. Nice to see they're catching up, but most conveniently don't mention that lectin specificity is often to a particular ABO blood type antigen. Giving dietary advice about lectins but not including blood type specificity is like giving just your city and state to someone who is asking for your mailing address. The letter is very unlikely to ever arrive!

A brief intoduction to the start of our Health & Happiness podcast.