Med Matrix Method

Ever wonder why some people feel unstoppable while others struggle with the same health issues? Every week, our functional medicine professionals spill the secrets: Jaw-dropping patient success storiesRoot cause reports your doctor might have missedLife-changing tips & insider tricks.The Med Matrix Method is created to help you finally take control of your health. Tune in and start living your most optimal life—your body will thank you.

Med Matrix Method is a health podcast hosted by Med Matrix, with 53 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Med Matrix hosts Med Matrix Method, a health show with 53 episodes published.

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  Episode #42

  Trailer: Histamine Intolerance vs MCAS: Why Your Safe-Food List Keeps Shrinking

  Sep 21, 20261 min

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  Episode #42

  Histamine Intolerance vs MCAS: Why Your Safe-Food List Keeps Shrinking

  Sep 21, 202657 min

  Histamine intolerance and MCAS have taken over the internet, and they describe very different problems. Colin Renaud and Dr. Sasha Rose open with a patient who flushes after a small glass of wine and after aged cheese, gets random hives and headaches, takes a daily antihistamine, and has eliminated her way down to 15 safe foods. She is pretty sure it is MCAS. Dr. Rose's answer is the line the episode turns on: it is not the food that is the problem. If she leaves with 20 safe foods instead of 15 and the same antihistamine, nobody has done their job. They draw the line between the two conditions (histamine intolerance is a capacity problem, MCAS is a mast cell behavior problem), walk through what the MCAS criteria actually require, why tryptase can mislead, what an allergist's workup rules out first, where the "17% of people have MCAS" number came from and why the two of them disagree about it, what to do when the low-histamine diet stops working, and where testing really begins. Then a live Q&A on medication fillers, dermatographism, hormones and histamine, and updated MCAS testing. Colin closes with one of his most complex cases: a patient in her twenties on a continuous IV antihistamine infusion, living on chicken and rice cakes for close to three years, and the workup that gave her a way back. For educational purposes only. Not personal medical advice. Throat tightness, trouble breathing, swelling, or fainting is a medical emergency; seek care immediately.

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  Episode #41

  Your Chronic Pain Is REAL. So Why Do Your Labs Come Back Normal?

  Sep 21, 202649 min

  Fibromyalgia is one of the most dismissed conditions in medicine. Colin Renaud and Dr. Sasha Rose open with a patient: a woman in her fifties, five years of widespread pain, unrefreshing sleep, multiple specialists, every test normal, and more than one doctor suggesting stress or anxiety. Dr. Rose's point is the one the episode turns on. Normal results are good news. They mean nothing dangerous was found. They do not mean the pain is not real, and there is a huge gap between those two things. They cover what fibromyalgia actually is and why it is not a diagnosis of exclusion, what central sensitization means, the six-and-a-half-year average road to a diagnosis, everything that has to be ruled out first (thyroid, iron, vitamin D, B12, inflammatory arthritis, sleep apnea, celiac, medication side effects), what the internet gets right and wrong, why aggressive online protocols backfire on these patients, and what functional medicine changes about the plan. Then a live Q&A on genetics, acupuncture, triggers and why symptoms can feel worse over time. Her takeaway: your pain is real. It has a mechanism. There is a real difference between a condition nobody can explain and a condition nobody has properly looked for. For educational purposes only. Not personal medical advice. New, severe or rapidly worsening symptoms warrant prompt medical attention.

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  Episode #38

  When Did Getting Healthy Get So Expensive?

  Sep 10, 202658 min

  Cold plunges, red light panels, IV drips, biological age testing, glucose monitors, supplement stacks, green powders, longevity memberships with a twenty dollar smoothie at the bar. Wellness became a status symbol, and patients bring all of it into the room with the same question: is it worth it? Dr. Sasha Rose and Colin Renaud, PA-C go through what they get asked about most and what actually sits behind each one. They are also direct about their own position. Functional medicine is not covered by insurance, they say so out loud, and they are not arguing for a model only some people can afford. The answer arrives near the end. Asked what moves health at the lowest cost, Colin lists walking, strength training, protein, fibre, hydration, consistent sleep, morning light, balanced blood sugar, stress regulation, fewer ultra processed foods and awareness around alcohol. Then the line that sums up the hour: those foundations might not be the lowest, but the sexiest. For educational purposes only. Not personal medical advice.

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  Episode #37

  Told Your Cholesterol Is Fine? The Number Nobody Checked

  Sep 10, 20261h 1m

  Every particle that carries cholesterol into an artery wall has exactly one ApoB protein on its surface. A standard cholesterol panel measures how much cholesterol you are carrying, not how many particles are carrying it, and those two numbers can disagree. Colin Renaud, PA-C explains what ApoB is, how someone ends up with a normal LDL and an elevated ApoB, and why insulin resistance and triglycerides sit underneath that pattern more often than people expect. He covers what particle count tells you that total cholesterol cannot, genetically influenced risk markers, CRP and inflammation, and the role cholesterol plays in making hormones. He is careful about statins and says plainly that he is not anti-medicine. Statins calm inflammation and standards of care exist for good reasons. His argument is that one number on one panel is a thin basis for a decision that shapes the next thirty years, and that there is more worth looking at. For educational purposes only. Not personal medical advice. Do not start, stop or change any prescribed medication, including a statin, without speaking to the provider who prescribed it.

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