Jacqueline Griffin and Jessica Bennett

UnScripted Health

Health EN ↓ 3 episodes

Two nurse practitioners. Two specialties. One shared mission: elevating the conversation around modern health. Jacqueline Griffin, FNP-C, is a family nurse practitioner and founder of Sankalpa Functional Medicine, with a clinical focus on gut health and complex chronic illness. Jessica Bennett, WHNP-BC, is a women’s health nurse practitioner and founder of the Colby Collective, specializing in midwifery and hormone health. We merge the best of Eastern and Western medicine — empowering you to restore balance, heal deeply, and thrive in your body.

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Jacqueline Griffin and Jessica Bennett

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Episode 3 - What Functional Medicine Actually Is — And How to Tell If It’s Real 03.04.2026 1:04:30

Most people think functional medicine is just supplements instead of prescriptions. It’s not. In this episode, we break down what functional and integrative medicine actually is — and how to tell if a provider is truly practicing root-cause care. We talk about why real healing takes time, why 15-minute visits miss the bigger picture, and how true care goes far beyond labs and protocols. From found...

Episode 2 - The Foundations of Health 01.03.2026 1:04:05

Unscripted Health | Episode Description Welcome back to Unscripted Health —where we keep functional wellness real , raw, and useful. In this episode, Jacqueline + Jess (both nurse practitioners) break down the Six Foundations (Pillars) of Health —the “back to basics” essentials we believe you must address before you spend money on labs, protocols, supplements, parasite cleanses, or the latest well...

Pilot 22.02.2026 46:34

In this first episode, we introduce who we are, why we’re starting this show, and the lived experiences that pulled us out of the conventional “symptom-management” model and into root-cause, integrative care. We talk about the noise in the health world, why people feel so confused and stuck, and how functional medicine can help you connect the dots when labs are “normal” but you still feel terribl...