Dawn Lemanne, MD, MPH
Docs Talk Shop Podcast
The strange powers of the beings that call your body home
In this episode, the doctors explore how a major breakthroughs in microbiome science could open up new treatment possibilities for cancer patients. Read more »
Could your morning coffee protect you from cancer? And could that evening glass of wine increase your cancer risk?
In this episode, the doctors dig into the science behind two of the most popular beverages and unearth some surprising truths about how they impact your health, especially when it comes to cancer and dementia. Read more »
In conversation, the doctors discuss an article by Dr. Bruce Ames who recognized as one of the first and most distinguished anti-aging scientists and is still productive in his 90’s!
Dr. Ames article details certain valuable nutrients important to our healthy survival that are likely to be depleted with normal aging. What supplements might be needed to support longevity? Read more »
Smoking prevents a horrible disease, and other unbelievable facts about bad habits.
In this episode, Dr. Lemanne and Dr. Gordon discuss the surprising health benefits of some very unhealthy behaviors, and the hidden deadliness of vitamins, sleep aids, and, yes, golf courses. Read more »
The effective implementation of the keto diet in cancer therapy.
In this episode, Dr. Dawn Lemanne and Dr. Deborah Gordon speak with author and ketogenic diet specialist Miriam Kalamian, who shares her profound personal journey of treating her son’s aggressive brain tumor with a ketogenic diet. Read more »
A fascinating conversation with our friend and colleague Dr. Georgia Ede
In conversation, the doctors discuss with Dr. Ede the applications of her dietary recommendations for conditions both psychiatric and neurological, the safety of her protocols, and the nutritional science as it applies to mental and physical health. Read more »
In this episode, Dr. Lemanne and Dr. Gordon discuss the use of melatonin as a sleep supplement, as well as its other powerful actions, such as its use as a pain reliever, an anti-anxiety medication, an antidepressant, and as a modulator of immune activity in autoimmune conditions. Read more »
In this episode, Dr. Lemanne and Dr. Gordon talk with guest Andy Baxter. Learn more about how exercise can improve the brain, nervous system, cognition, musculoskeletal, and cardiovascular health. Read more »
In this episode, Dr. Lemanne and Dr. Gordon talk about bone health, something that should be of interest to anyone over 50, long before it becomes a medical problem of concern. Pick up some tips you can incorporate into your own bone health routine and perhaps share with your own physician!
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Dr. Lemanne and Dr. Gordon discuss why oncologists believe that cancers inevitably become resistant to any treatment, and the new research that is proving this wrong. This episode delves into a new paradigm in cancer treatment, a paradigm designed to prevent, or at least maximally delay the development of treatment resistance. Dr. Lemanne discusses the research behind these advances, and the hope it brings to patients faced with previously “incurable” cancer.
Prepare to be astounded by the unexpected connection between sugar, cancer, and world history. Read more »
Join us as we explore the discovery of the link between diet, glucose metabolism, and cancer growth with Sam Apple author of the compelling book, “Ravenous: Otto Warburg, the Nazis, and the Search for the Cancer-Diet Connection.”
Prepare to be astounded by the unexpected connection between sugar, cancer, and world history. Read more »
Drs. Lemanne and Gordon explore the role of genestein for certain conditions of aging, bone and brain health, as well as cancer prevention and cancer survival. Read more »