A Different Way to Live Virtuously

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Histotripsy: Changing How We Treat Cancer

Gwyneth sits down with Mike Blue—CEO of HistoSonics—to explore histotripsy, a breakthrough noninvasive ultrasound technology designed to destroy tumors without surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation. He shares the 25-year journey behind the technology, the patients already benefitin ...  Show more

Therapeutic Plasma Exchange: The Future of Detoxification

Gwyneth sits down with Dr. Paul Savage—integrative medicine pioneer and founder of MD Lifespan—to explore the hidden impact of environmental toxins on our health and longevity. He shares the health crisis that shifted his path from emergency medicine to advanced detoxification, a ...  Show more

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