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103. Dr. Ted Achacoso | The Hype with Methylene Blue

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Dr. Ted Achacoso finished college at 18 and Medical School at 2—if that doesn't catch your attention, I don't know what will. He was a professor of Medical Informatics at George Washington University at 28, and at 45 he retrained in Interventional Endocrinology and Nutritional Medicine. 

Dr. Ted pioneered HOMe (Health Optimization Medicine), operating through the lens of evolutionary medicine—shifting from the typical preventative medicine to optimizing health by detecting and correcting subtle deficiencies and toxicities that prevent one from performing at their best. 

He stands by the belief that signs and symptoms are the body’s way of balancing and healing itself; so at what point do we need to resist interfering with the body's intelligence when it comes to healing, and focus on creating an empowering environment for it to do so?


Dr. Ted and I dive into…

⟶ Assessing the root causes of health, not root causes of disease.

⟶ The hype with Troscriptions' Methylene Blue and why you may benefit from it.

⟶ Dr. Ted’s 7 Pillars of Health.

⟶ The importance of vitamin D primarily through sun exposure.

⟶ Health being A (absence of disease) + B (balance) + C (the cycle of life to organism).

⟶ And more!


Connect with Dr. Ted:

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• UNLEARN10 for 10% off Troscriptions

HOMe/HOPe: Health Optimization Medicine and Practice Association



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