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We live in an age where modern medicine has proven both its value, and its failures. Despite medical advances since the early 20th century, humanity is still plagued by largely preventable health issues. And many who seek help in modern medicine are left confused by their multitude of unresolved chronic symptoms, most of which are driven by chronic low grade inflammation. The good news is that 80% of what will help you recover the quality of life you have lost is under your control. By optimizing your diet and lifestyle, and changing how your body interacts with and responds to the environment, you can take control of your own health and become semi-independent of a broken healthcare system. ABOUT Dr. Steven Noseworthy is an internationally known Functional Medicine doctor and seminar speaker. Since 2008, he has taught thousands of doctors, of all kinds and from around the world, how to use a science-informed, systems-based approach to optimal health. This podcast is a consumer friendly version of many of the topics he teaches in his doctor-only Functional Medicine seminars.
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Recent episodes include "197 | Are Gluten Free Products REALLY Safe For You?" (22 September 2026, 16 minutes), "196 | Is Gluten REALLY That Bad For You? (Part 2)" (14 September 2026, 29 minutes), and "195 | Is Gluten REALLY That Bad For You? (Part 1)" (9 September 2026, 19 minutes).
Inflammation Nation: Science Informed Wellness with Dr. Steven Noseworthy publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 44 minutes across 199 episodes.
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Inflammation Nation: Science Informed Wellness with Dr. Steven Noseworthy is a health show with 199 episodes published.
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Episode #197
Swapping wheat products for boxed "Gluten-Free" foods and snacks isn't a health upgrade—it's trading one inflammatory hazard for another. If you’ve eliminated wheat to help fix chronic fatigue, joint pain, brain fog, or...
Episode #196
Is gluten really wrecking your thyroid and brain? Part 2 breaks down the devastating effects of amylase trypsin inhibitors, where celiac disease ends and gluten/wheat sensitivity begubs, and the real evidence on...
Episode #195
Gluten causes a transient leaky gut in everyone who eats it — not just people who are gluten sensitive. In Part 1 of this two-part deep dive, Dr. Steven Noseworthy breaks down what gluten actually is, the two...
Episode #194
Right now, someone is sitting across from a psychiatrist about to get a prescription for anxiety that has nothing to do with the real root cause. In this episode, Dr. Steven Noseworthy breaks down the hidden mechanism...
Inflammation Nation: Science Informed Wellness with Dr. Steven Noseworthy
If you have Hashimoto's, you've probably been taught that the goal is to get your TPO antibodies down. Dr. Noseworthy walks through why that's the wrong target for almost everyone, what your antibody numbers are...
Episode #192
This podcast episode discusses the impact of systemic inflammation, insulin resistance, and hormonal imbalances on brain health. It emphasizes the importance of addressing fundamental metabolic issues before resorting...
Episode #191
Are you spending money on NAD+ precursors, IV drips, or cold plunges only to remain chronically fatigued? In Episode 191 of the Inflammation Nation Podcast, Dr. Steven Noseworthy dissects why high-tech biohacking...
Episode #190
Are you stuck on the SIBO hamster wheel of herbal killing sprees, expensive antibiotic rounds, and instant relapses? In this episode I break down why breath tests often lie, how transit time and colonic gas diffusion...
Episode #189
Social media health influencers love 90-second reels promising instant answers to complex autoimmune conditions. In a recent viral clip, influencer Gary Brecka claimed he could teach viewers more in 90 seconds than any...
Episode #188
Is an active stealth virus secretly fueling your Hashimoto’s flares? In Episode 188, Dr. Steven Noseworthy tackles the internet's obsession with "stealth infection purges" and clears up the massive confusion surrounding...
Episode #187
Multi-millionaire biohacker Bryan Johnson—a man who spends millions a year to optimize every single cell—was recently diagnosed with autoimmune gastritis . It’s the ultimate proof of a reality check I’ve been preaching...
Episode #186
We’ve all seen the talking heads online preaching the exact same gospel: cold plunges, intermittent fasting, and a mountain of wearable tech, all in the name of stacking extra years onto your life. But as I’ve said...
Episode #185
In the last episode, I pulled back the curtain on why jumping straight to the internet's favorite longevity hacks is a massive mistake if your foundational health is still broken. But let’s say you’ve actually done the...
Episode #184
Dr. Steven Noseworthy discusses the pitfalls of the DIY health trend and the importance of addressing root cause disruptors before employing longevity hacks. He introduces the concept of the health journey, consisting...
Episode #183
The episode delves into the complexities of the microbiome, emphasizing the limitations of probiotic intake and the benefits of fermented foods. It highlights the importance of short chain fatty acids and challenges the...
Episode #182
Send us Fan Mail The mystery of stubborn digestive issues often leads to a single culprit hiding in plain sight: Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO). In this illuminating conversation with world-renowned SIBO...
Episode #181
Send us Fan Mail Join us as we explore the core principles of health and wellness through the lens of inflammation and mindset. We discuss the importance of asking the right questions in health and the differences...
Episode #180
Send us Fan Mail In this captivating Part 2 episode of the Func Med Nation podcast, host Dr. Steve Noseworthy engages in an in-depth conversation with Dr. Stuart McGill, a professor emeritus from the University of...
Episode #179
Send us Fan Mail Join Dr. Steve Noseworthy as he engages in a captivating conversation with Dr. Stuart McGill, a preeminent figure in spine function, injury prevention, and rehabilitation. In this episode, Dr. McGill, a...
Episode #178
Send us Fan Mail Discover how Dr. Russell Jaffe, a highly esteemed MD-PhD, embarked on an extraordinary journey from traditional Western medicine to embracing eclectic health philosophies. Listen as Dr. Jaffe shares his...
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