Join integrative oncologist Dr. Michael Karlfeldt, ND as he sits down with The First Lady of Nutrition to explore what is really driving today’s exploding cancer epidemic. Dr. Karlfeldt shares how cancer behaves like a wildfire and why stopping it requires more than just one strategy. Ann Louise and Dr. Karlfeldt dive into a discussion that ranges from diagnostic tests like thermography, live blood analysis, and the Nagalase and Gallery Tests to integrative treatments like IV therapies, anti-cancer diets, herbal protocols, and lifestyle changes. Dr. Karlfeldt lays out a comprehensive approach that both supports and challenges conventional care.

Learn how to choose the best treatment for you, bolster conventional therapies, and understand why the tumor isn’t the disease, it’s just the symptom. Most importantly, discover the common characteristics of those who thrive after a cancer diagnosis—and why letting go of the fear of death might be the surprising first step to truly living. Check out Dr. Karlfeldt’s new book A Better Way to Treat Cancer and visit The Karlfeldt Center for more resources.

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Since 1999, Doug Kaufmann’s TV show Know the Cause has warned millions about the fungus factor most doctors overlook. Hot on the heels of Ann Louise’s viral Facebook post—where she told her followers about her personal battle with mold—the two leading edge pioneers dive straight into the latest evidence about how fungi and their poisons, mycotoxins, may be fueling everything from rising PSA scores to stubborn skin flare-ups and even those stubborn coughs. Kaufmann walks listeners through a 2022 pan-cancer study that found fungal DNA in every one of 35 tumor types, explains why corn tops the mycotoxin list, and shows how our antifungal defenses weaken with age.

Kaufmann outlines a no-nonsense plan: slash the sugars and refined carbs mold lives on, fortify with binders like psyllium plus immune staples such as vitamin D-3 and zinc, and confirm the problem with smart testing. His first choice is an IgM antibody screen—a quick blood draw that flags an active fungal fight—followed by a RealTime Labs urine panel and targeted cultures to pinpoint the load before treatment.

If aches, brain fog, or “mystery” lab numbers refuse to budge, this conversation offers a new lens—and an action plan—to clear mold from the shadows and reclaim your health. Catch the episode, grab the steps that resonate, and learn more at KnowTheCause.com.

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Dr. Sam Berne is a super star holistic optometrist celebrated for his innovative approaches to eye health and wellness. He is the author of Vital Vision. Join The First Lady of Nutrition for an eye-opening conversation that goes far beyond glasses and eye drops. Together, Ann Louise and Dr. Berne explore the groundbreaking idea that vision is not just about the eyes—but a dynamic connection between the brain, body, and soul. With stories of reversing cataracts, improving macular degeneration, and dissolving floaters naturally, Dr. Berne shares why you don’t have to live out your doctor’s diagnosis.

From post-COVID vision issues to the rise in nearsightedness from screen time, this episode covers practical steps to protect and restore your eyesight—including what to do for glaucoma, night blindness, dry eyes, and more. Learn why the liver and gallbladder are critical to eye health, why early morning sunlight matters, and how simple therapies like “palming” can make a big difference. Plus, the truth about blue light, vitamin A, brain injuries, and why your glasses may be doing more harm than good. This podcast is a must-listen for anyone who wants to see life more clearly—naturally. Learn more about Dr. Berne at https://www.drsamberne.com/.

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