Jeffrey Bland
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Nov 13, 2026
Jeff BlandGUEST
Does that mean that females have a weak immune system?
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We resume our discussion with Dr. Jeff Bland.
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Advancing into the science
Jeff BlandGUEST
of immunorejuvenation.
David PerlmutterHOST
You know, it's more than the macronutrients of fat, carbohydrates, and protein.
David PerlmutterHOST
The food that we eat is information, as Dr. Jeffrey Bland has been telling us for decades.
David PerlmutterHOST
Dr. Fahey's research shows us that compounds like sulforaphane, like we talked about today, actively engage our biology and influence our genetic expression.
David PerlmutterHOST
In other words, the food's that we consume are determining the expression of our life code.
Staci WhitmanGUEST
And head to our website, check out our faculty.
Staci WhitmanGUEST
It's like a pinch me moment when I look like Dr. Jeffrey Bland does a little intro for us.
Staci WhitmanGUEST
James Nestor does an intro for us.
Staci WhitmanGUEST
We have David Perlmutter speaking and a lot of the big names in functional medicine are there to support the functional medicine curriculum too.
Jason BradleyHOST
But I mean, you know, you said something like 80% of people, you know, have a stress response that we're dealing with.
Jason BradleyHOST
And I go back, um, probably 25 to 30 years ago, I was at a lecture with the great Dr. Dr. Jeffrey bland.
Jason BradleyHOST
Um, the, the, I don't know if you call him the father of, of, um, you know, modern functional medicine.
Jason BradleyHOST
He was working with Linus Pauling and who came up with the words orthomolecular medicine or right molecule medicine, individualized medicine.
Mark HymanHOST
I'm an investor in the company, transparently.
Mark HymanHOST
It's started by my mentor, Jeffrey Bland, who's the father of functional medicine.
Mark HymanHOST
Extremely high-quality, very pure, really important to get the right one.
Mark HymanHOST
Next, you want a good quality multivitamin mineral, cover all the gaps, folate, zinc, magnesium.
Dylan GemelliHOST
I've always kind of been like, I don't know, like a researcher and an in-depth, like non-accepting person, I think most of my life.
Dylan GemelliHOST
And, and I've always just kind of said, why, you know, some of the things that are frowned upon now, but you know, I, when I met Dr. Jeffrey Bland, And I befriended him pretty well, and I really started to study functional medicine hardcore.
Dylan GemelliHOST
You said Jeffrey Bland? Yeah, Jeffrey Bland.
Dylan GemelliHOST
Yeah, he's awesome.
Dylan GemelliHOST
He's one of a kind for sure.
Sanjay BhojrajHOST
We talk about heart failure, clearly, but there's evidence in atherosclerosis and hypertension.
Sanjay BhojrajHOST
In fact, I'm doing a lecture at the end of this month for Jeff Bland's PLMI group, a webinar on the association of mitochondrial disease and cardiovascular disease.
Sanjay BhojrajHOST
So I think When people ask me about why I'm a functional cardiologist and if everyone else is a dysfunctional cardiologist, my snarky answer is, yeah, because we're thinking of things the wrong way, right? We're just treating the top layer, the surface layer, but not really getting to, to your point, kind of that foundational stuff.
Sanjay BhojrajHOST
And I think mitochondrial health is so important, as you mentioned, for cognition, for brain, and the way that genetically we use things.
Maria MenounosHOST
Hello, hello, Heal Squad.
Maria MenounosHOST
Welcome back to part two of my conversation with Dr. Jeffrey Bland, the father of functional medicine.
Maria MenounosHOST
If you missed part one, please go back and check it out.
Maria MenounosHOST
He revealed the pillars of functional medicine.
Christina EnzmannGUEST
Today, every gastroenterologist is going to give you some probiotics.
Christina EnzmannGUEST
Anyhow, so Jeff Bland, he coined that term and there are different institutes out there.
Christina EnzmannGUEST
But the idea really is, this is not what people might consider homeopathy.
Christina EnzmannGUEST
That's got nothing to do with it.
Fiona LovelyGUEST
That's how long ago it was.
Fiona LovelyGUEST
I think Jeffrey Bland was out there doing his functional medicine thing about that time, but it hadn't yet become sort of the mainstream name for it.
Fiona LovelyGUEST
And the practitioner I took that seminar from, I took every seminar that she could teach.
Fiona LovelyGUEST
And really in my mind, what I was doing was educating myself so that I could advocate for myself so that there would never be another moment where a doctor would gaslight me.
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