Dr. Jess Unfiltered

Few medical debates are as emotionally charged as autism, vaccine safety, and the long-term effects of COVID-19. And when the evidence itself is disputed, understanding how studies are designed, interpreted, and challenged becomes part of the conversation. Dr. Peter McCullough returns for Part 2 of his conversation with Dr. Jess Peatross to discuss his interpretation of research on autism, childho...

For Dr. Peter McCullough, one of the most consequential failures of the COVID era happened before vaccines, mandates, or public controversy took center stage. It was the assumption that people who became infected had few meaningful options until they were sick enough to enter the hospital. In this conversation, cardiologist and internist Dr. Peter McCullough joins Dr. Jess Peatross to revisit the...

A “normal” thyroid test does not always explain why someone still feels exhausted, constipated, anxious, cold, or unable to lose weight. Dr. Vohn Watts, a chiropractor who has worked extensively in functional medicine and thyroid care, joins Dr. Jess Peatross to challenge the idea that persistent thyroid symptoms always begin and end with the thyroid gland. They examine thyroid hormone production...

Your pet lives in the same home, breathes the same air, encounters many of the same environmental exposures, and may even experience the effects of the stress happening around them. So when chronic health problems appear, looking only at the diagnosis may leave part of the picture unexplored. Dr. Marlene Siegel is a veterinarian who practices bioregulatory medicine and has spent 41 years in veteri...

Sometimes the woman who appears strongest, most capable, and most successful is also the woman who has forgotten how to slow down, receive support, and experience joy without earning it first. Sandy Sembler is a women's embodiment expert and the founder of the SakredShe Method. In this conversation, she and Dr. Jess unpack how overachieving can develop as a form of protection and keep women lo...

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Gerry Curatola to explore why the mouth may be one of the most overlooked pieces of chronic illness and healing. We discuss the oral microbiome, cavitations, root canals, airway health, mouth breathing, inflammation, and why biological dentistry views the mouth as an essential part of the entire body rather than a separate system. If you've never considered you...

In this episode, I sit down with Aleena Kanner to explore how posture, breathing, vision, the jaw, and even the way our feet contact the ground can influence the nervous system. We discuss why chronic pain isn’t always about the painful area itself, how body asymmetry affects movement and stress, and why improving sensory input may be an overlooked piece of restoring balance, resilience, and overa...

In this episode, I sit down with algae expert Dr. Catharine Arnston to explore the science behind spirulina and chlorella. We discuss why these microalgae have been studied for their potential role in supporting energy, detoxification, brain health, metabolism, and healthy aging. Dr. Arnston explains the differences between spirulina and chlorella, how they interact with the body, and why she beli...

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Jaban Moore to explore why some chronic illness cases are so difficult to diagnose and treat. We talk about how Lyme, mold, parasites, toxic burden, and nervous system dysregulation can overlap, why standard testing often falls short, and how healing requires addressing both internal imbalances and environmental stressors. - - - - - About the Guest: Dr. Jaban M...

In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Jen Pfleghaar to unpack why so many women are told their labs are "normal" while they still feel awful. We dive into the gaps in conventional hormone testing, the importance of timing and deeper lab analysis, and how root cause medicine can uncover what's really driving symptoms like fatigue, mood changes, and cycle issues. - - - - - About the Gue...

In this episode, I sit down with Ashok Gupta to explore why so many people with chronic illness are told they're "fine" when they clearly aren't. We break down how the nervous system and immune system can get stuck in survival mode, driving symptoms like fatigue, brain fog, and reactivity. We also talk about neuroplasticity and how retraining the brain may be the missing piece in...

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