What insights does quantum physics offer about consciousness and the nature of reality? Could we be living in a simulation? Does matter really require observation in order to exist? Dr. Trevor Lohman joins us to dissect these questions and many others – ultimately trying to tease apart what is "real" and what isn’t…

Dr. Lohman is a clinical neuroscience researcher who specializes in the relationship between the cardiovascular system and neurological health. While he has always been fascinated with science and technology, he incorporates history, philosophy, and theology to create a perspective that bridges empirical knowledge with profound questions about existence and meaning.

On April 5th, Dr. Lohman released his latest book, God's Eye View: How the Most Beautiful Experiment Ever Designed Changed Our Perception of God, Consciousness, the Universe, and Reality Itself. In it, he presents an array of complex ideas – expertly stitching history, quantum theory, neuroscience, and physics’ great hypotheses in a way that challenges modern science’s tendencies toward atheism.

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• The ways that science and faith intersect.
• The fundamental mysteries of consciousness.
• What the “fathers of science” believed about the nature of quantum physics.
• The role that conscious agents play in the reality of physical objects.

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Sexual wellness is a constantly evolving topic that can be challenging to fully grasp. With numerous opinions surrounding this aspect of health, it is essential to choose an approach that truly fits your individual needs. So, what does it mean to make informed decisions about sexual health within the framework of integrative medicine? Dr. Cristina Romero-Bosch and Dr. John A. Robinson join the podcast to provide insights…

Dr. Robinson is the Chief Medical Officer at The Hormone Zone and a Board Certified Naturopathic Medical Doctor specializing in Hormone Replacement Therapy, Anti-Aging Medicine, Functional Medicine, and Longevity Medicine. He has been practicing healthcare for more than 29 years — always striving to provide a very human yet scientifically practical approach to medicine.

Dr. Bosch is the Medical Officer at The Hormone Zone and obtained her medical degree at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and her residency at Yale University/Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine in Alternative Medicine Women’s Health and Endocrinology. She says her work is “not a medical practice but a way of life, a philosophy that provides tangible answers to questions of health as well as hope that if one path does not lead to resolution then through innovation and understanding one’s body healing will always be an option.”

In this episode, we discuss:

• The role that hormones play in health optimization, and why they are often dysregulated in young people.
• The two primary issues that both men and women struggle with.
• The various forms of erectile dysfunction that men face as they age.
• How hormone replacement therapy helps patients reclaim their health.
• The importance of intimacy for maintaining sexual relationships.

Dr. Robinson and Dr. Bosch run their private practice in Scottsdale, Arizona, called The Hormone Zone – as well as a management company that has locations across the United States. Be sure to follow them on Instagram @thesexdocs and listen to their podcast! All other links can be found here.

Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/30PvU9C

This fascinating episode on health and wellness features Michael Snyder, a Professor in Stanford University School of Medicine’s Department of Genetics. Michael is widely considered a leader in the field of functional genomics and proteomics – and is a major participant of the ENCODE project.

Trained as a microbiologist, Michael is dedicated to gaining a global perspective on health care. Because many aspects of our medical system are broken, he is focused on refining the fields of genomics and proteomics with cutting-edge research. How is technology changing the way we monitor our bodies? Michael sits down to explain…

Join the conversation now to find out:

• Measurements used to indicate when and if someone is getting sick.
• How your resting heart rate is connected to your immune system.
• The benefits of using a smartwatch as a health monitor.
• How monitoring presymptomatic individuals can be used to identify upcoming diseases.

You can learn more about Michael and his work by visiting his laboratory website!

Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/30PvU9C