Adventures in Health

Stroke is the number five leading cause of death and disability in the US. It is a serious life-threatening medical condition that often doesn’t give any warning. US Army veteran and entrepreneur Mark Vega suffered a major ischemic in June 2015 and a second major ischemic not long after on January 2016. On today’s podcast, he joins Sean Entin and Dr. Adam Del Torto to share his recovery journey –...

We can get so caught up in our moments of pain and anxiety that we forget to remind ourselves how these are all part of the human experience. All of us go through some type of trials in this life; nevertheless, we have to remind ourselves that we always have the choice about how we let these things affect us. Sean Entin goes deep into his mantra of “I can, I shall, I will” to help us see through t...

There is nothing like a good morning run to start the day. In this episode, Sean Entin is with his coach, Gloria Rios , to talk about how they are taking healing outside on the track. They share with us some helpful tips, tricks, and tools that could help you get your balance and alignment back, not only physically but emotionally and mentally as well. If you are recovering from a stroke or brain...

The advancements in technology have undeniably helped with the creation of so many alternative ways to heal. Sean Entin takes us through some of them as he continues with his strokehacking journey in this episode. Here, he introduces us to the PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy and the Virtual Float Tank at Bulletproof Labs, sharing their effects and benefits. Together with Biohacker, Tay...

Stroke is not an exclusively old age thing. Many relatively young people succumb to it, oftentimes unexpectedly. For many young stroke survivors, their lives have basically ended at their prime, and they are forced to retreat into the background and just watch others live theirs. These three stories, however, show us that young stroke victims can not only survive, but thrive in spite of their cond...

Information is vital for those who are looking for ways to heal. However, with so much information that is available out there, it can be so easy to get drowned and confused about what to believe. Fortunately, with StrokeHacker, you can conveniently gather the information you need in a very organized way. In this StrokeHacker Live episode, Sean Entin takes us to three great interviews with people...

At the core of the practice of biohacking is restoring cells. Being the most basic unit of life, the ability to restore cells is essential to long-term healing, and thus, requires incredible focus. Sean Entin interviews Taylor Smith , a professional biohacker. Sean and Taylor discuss how biohackers are restoring cells in their practice. With such an important subject in health at hand, you better...

Sean Entin is back for an important StrokeHacker update! In today’s show, Sean brings you three “5 Minute With Seany” episodes, providing you with a look into alternative ways to heal. He sits down with Cory Hillis of EMF Solutions to talk about how they are helping to protect families from health problems caused by electromagnetic frequency, and Taylor Smith of Bio-Hacker Tech to introduce us to...

The traditional way of working with a stroke is terrible, leaving many stroke survivors unsatisfied with what their doctors recommend. This is the reason the StrokeHacker Facebook group was created. In the first part of this episode, Sean Entin and co-host Taylor Smith are on-site at the Bulletproof Upgrade Labs in Los Angeles, California, showing the oxygen trainer and how it gives 100% oxygenati...

A lot of people who have suffered a brain injury or stroke don’t really know what to do when they get back home post-acute care. They don’t know how to use their facilities like their bathroom or know how to go about driving. For this reason, the StrokeHacker Facebook group was created, a community for like-minded stroke warriors who are passionate about sharing what they’ve learned while hacking...

There is a new product that has been trending in the world of physical therapy right now. Videos are going round of people pounding their muscles with powerful massagers. So what is it exactly? To be specific, these are called percussive therapy devices. In this episode, Sean Entin brings over Dr. Jason Wersland , the founder and inventor of Theragun —the fitness recovery go-to handheld percussive...

Giving your body a break is always a good thing. When it comes to eating, fasting has proven to be a means to heal the body. In this episode, chiropractor and a respected leader in the health and wellness space, Dr. Daniel Pompa , graces the show to share with us all the great benefits of fasting. He takes us across his own victory of overcoming a debilitating battle with chronic fatigue syndrome...

Everyone dreams of living longer. Today, Sean Entin and Taylor Smith talks to Dwayne J. Clark , the Founder of Aegis Living , about how to live longer in this fast-paced world. Dwayne shares many of his personal health strategies that he applies for his own well-being. He believes that creativity is directly related to health and wellness. Having been to many countries, he compares the different k...

While it’s often difficult to wrap one’s head around, making a recovery, for the most part, is an internal process. So much of it has to come from you, which means you have to take plenty of conscious actions in order to advance the process of healing. Sean Entin sits down with Kasey Lockwood and OJ Catbagan , the hosts of the podcast The Way of Healing . Together, they explore how making a recove...

For all the steps medical science has made in terms of diagnosing or treating various conditions, there are still so many mysteries left unsolved. Dealing with unknown illnesses and genetic diseases can be so difficult, especially when it involves your child, because there are just no expectations or ways to deal with the process. This is the case for Sam Kadkhoda , the mother of Eli and the Found...

The world we live in is often a little bit different than what we believe it to be. Inviting you to keep an open mind, Klee Irwin takes us into a shift in belief and understanding of what reality is and the implications it has on us. A businessman-turned-physicist who is on a personal mission to raise consciousness on the planet through scientific breakthroughs, Klee lets us on his knowledge about...

Picture your mind like a symphony and you as the conductor. We all have these different instruments, and your role is to create harmony among them. This is the beautiful metaphor about the mind and meditation that the guest, Marie-Elizabeth Mali , brings us to this episode. As a Midlife Transformation Specialist, Marie works with people who have a lot of skill and drive in their work, but their re...

Stress is just a force and, just like anything, produces pressure. However, we can handle its effects. Today, Dr. Amir Rashidian , the Founder of the Mid-Atlantic Chiropractic Center, gives some amazing tips on nutrition, sleep, and sunlight, and all other different aspects to improve our ability to deal with stress. Growing up surrounded with war and having a father with massive spine injuries, D...

We can only see so far ourselves that sometimes we are not aware of the things that are directly confrontring us. That is why there is value in needing help from others to see what we can’t see for ourselves. Only then can we break free from the things that hold us down and ultimately transform. In this episode, host Sean Entin sits down with the co-founder of The Other 50 : Corporate Coaching com...

Pain and the brain are directly connected to each other. In this episode, two experts share insights on how our discomfort caused by pain all resides in our brain. Dr. Grove Higgins and Pat Marques from NeuroAthlete talk how our body knowingly and unknowingly develops and experiences pain, and how we can chase these problems away through a holistic healing approach. Listen to this informative disc...

Stroke is a devastating life event and the healing process can be overwhelming. Stroke survivor Dave Aquilante is living proof that you can heal your brain. He suffered a stroke after 45 years of working as a world-class chef in the high-stress culinary world. To regain his ability to speak, read, and move, he began practicing meditation and mindfulness as taught to him by monks at a Buddhist mona...

The brain is ultimately in control of your entire body, and you can tap this power through hypnosis. In this episode, find out how hypnosis can help heal chronic pain with Traci Patterson . Traci is the Founder and Executive Director of Advanced Pathways . Being a sufferer of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) for seven years, she knows pain. Her struggle to find a cure and a little normalcy in...

Your body stores all information associated with your emotional experiences through life. Unless you find a way to have deeper healing and release the tension and stress in your body, you end up stuck in mental and emotional patterns that can’t be relieved. In this episode, private coach, Maori trained healer, bodyworker, and Doctor of Chiropractic Harold Turk reveals ancient techniques to help re...

We do it every day, involuntarily, freely. Breathing is one of the simplest things we can do to dramatically influence our health. In this episode, we talk to one of the most sought after Celebrity Trainers and Sober Coaches in the country, Jon Paul Crimi . He talks about his first breathwork experience and how it changed him to be a better trainer and led him to teach others about this technique....

How we feel greatly depends on how we control our emotions and our environment. Missy Kai Hoffman , the Founder of The Body Intuitive , teaches on how to reconnect with our inner selves and respond to our feelings. As someone who specializes in helping active, busy professionals to improve their mobility, relieve pain, and manage stress, Missy believes that something as simple as touch and awarene...