Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2026-07-14
hi I'm Frank shenberger I'm uh I'm a medical doctor I head up the Nevada Center for alternative and anti-aging medicine in Carson City Nevada and I've been practicing medicine for going on 40 years now uh most of that time in excess of 30 years I've devoted to the study of alternative medicine um you can also hear that referred to as integrative medicine or biological medicine or natural medicine basically it's it's when doctors focus on helping uh the pat…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2013-01-18
hi um I'm Dr Frank shenberger I'm the medical director of the uh Nevada Center for alternative and anti-aging medicine here in Carson City and this uh lecture I'm going to give you is the third part of a four-part lecture series um that is designed to uh teach you about cellular energy production why it's so critically important to your health why it's so critically important to your rate of Aging what you can do about it and in this section we're going to…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2013-01-21
[Music] hello I'm Dr Len Saputo welcome to Pioneers in healthcare I'm the founder of the Health Medicine forum and I've been in practice in the diao valley for about the last 30 years this show is about pioneers in healthcare people who have done something special to bring the profession forward in their own special way and sometimes at Great personal risk to their own safety today we have a very special guest Dr Frank shenberger Frank it's great to have y…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2024-04-18
hello and welcome to this edition of the Boston BioLife Innovation Series today we have the pleasure of being with Dr Frank shenberger he's the president of the American Academy of ozone therapy and they're going to be having their annual meeting their 12th annual meeting coming up in Orlando at Marriott Grand Lakes May 9th through the 11th of this year so Frank thank you so much for sharing some insight as to the ozone therapy the meeting you have coming…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2009-09-04
you're watching the wellness hour leader in medical news and information I'm Randy AAS today's topic uh new treatment options for people that are suffering with uh chronic pain my first guest is Dr shenberger Dr shenberger welcome to the program it's great to be here now uh before we get into today's topic because this is a big topic uh tell us about your Center because you do more than just treat pain patients well that's true um we do everything that's u…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2015-04-15
[Music] like to bring Frank back up and he has uh put together cancer case studies using ozone and the IVC protocol and immediately following that I'll have Dr. Celely come up and we will embark. I've got already about 10 questions up here and so if you're thinking of questions, now is a good time to write them out and bring them up and we'll we'll address them u in the Q&A session immediately following Frank's uh case presentation. So, thank you Frank. Th…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2026-02-23
So, I have a wonderful guest today, Dr. Frank Shalenburgger, who I just heard on a podcast recently called the father of ozone, who I really wanted to have a discussion with today to talk about integrative oncology. And I just thought it'd be best to have him introduce himself and tell me who he is and how he ended up getting interested in integrative oncology through his journey. >> Well, okay, uh, Casey, thanks for having me first of all. appreciate it.…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2014-03-03
you have a new book out called uh Tamir Time Bombs. Can you discuss that and what people might learn from that? Sure. Um it's right here tie time bombs and um it basically you can see here it's a time bomb on a chromosome and you have the hand uh pushing back the needle. So the premise is that again um stem cells are ticking down. I mean they're actively lengthening with tomease but it's a constant battle and if the fuses burn to the nub then you get chrom…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2014-02-04
We've talked before, you're obviously very involved in in studying aging in terms of our body. Why does it age? What what's exactly happening? And why does the limit seem to be 100 115 years? Um well, this is a controversial subject. I have my own strong opinions, but I think aging is not natural. Actually, I think it's a it's a byproduct of erosion of the tieumirs and stem cells. And that if you could keep them alive and healthy, the stem cells that is, b…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2014-02-11
you've developed a talomeorase activator called T865. Can you just explain that and and any potential studies or new studies on that? Explain what it does as well. Sure. It's um a single molecule extracted from a Chinese herb that's been known to help with longevity and immunity. And so it's been shown in the lab and in people to increase tamorous activity. And as a result, people um feel better. They occasionally, you could say, reverse signs of aging. An…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2014-02-17
can you explain what a tarase inhibitor is sure um the taras enzyme is like a um printing press it prints out six base pairs the human tiir are TTA G so every time it prints out six and it moves along and six more Etc so if you do a a reverse image of that GG a then it gums up the printing press so you're just trying to keep the printing press from working so the company that discovered the ta65 um back in 2002 they have been long working on a drug called…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2014-02-05
let's just pick a number for argument sake let's say a life expectancy doubles most people can live till 150 or so uh some to 200 what sort of problems also arise from that though um problems well overpopulation food I mean if you know medical care I mean are there other issues that go along with that I mean everybody wants to live longer but what sort of side effects come with that do you time as as far as the malthusian equation like overpopulation and u…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2014-02-14
You know, a lot of doctors that we talk to say when we talk about cancer, they say if you live long enough, you're going to get some form of cancer. Is there a connection between that and the shortening of telomeirs? Are those two connected? Oh, yeah. Getting cancer and definitely. I mean, it's a truism. So, really, I like the car analogy because people get that. So, if you drive a car off the lot and go 800,000 miles, you're going to expect to have to cha…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2014-02-12
doctor we're talking about ta65 a tase activator it's not cheap certainly um talk about the cost a little bit and why some people are kind of quiet on taking that yeah um well I think everyone has their own sort of comfort level like for example I took it for a year and didn't tell anyone CU you don't want to be the guy that brings something that either doesn't work or is dangerous so everyone kind of goes through their own acceptance and and process a lot…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2014-02-06
discuss St uh stem cells if you would and and are there still legal issues that affect widespread use of those uh there are regulatory issues so apparently if you take stem cells out of somebody you can't expand their number and reintroduce them but you can take them out and um select them and put them back on the same day and this is kind of an arbitrary thing that the US Food and Drug Administration imposes in other countries you can do that expand them…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2026-07-14
The Joe Rogan Experience. TRAIN BY DAY, YEAH, FOR APPLE TV. We were trying [music] to figure out how long it's been since you came on. It's been somewhere in the neighborhood close to 5 years. Yeah. A lot of water under the bridge. >> [laughter] >> Your appearance on this show, boy, did that create a lot of problems. [laughter] Um yeah, I I didn't expect you ever having me on again. I thought maybe Spotify was just going to say hell no. No, you were right.…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2024-07-26
everybody's on their cell phone these are addictive that have to be controlled only about 20% of the radiation goes for communication the rest is diffused into your body which explains a lot of things children of course are very vulnerable to these things because their brains are developing yeah there's some cell phones that are better than others the Apple phones are the worst we need somebody like yourself to put a bit of order in the house in my opinion…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2026-07-14
okay so in this video i wanted to discuss a little bit of the science that was uh that was talked about on this joe rogan experience podcast with dr robert malone and so this is concerning the the coronavirus vaccines in particular the mrna vaccines which dr robert malone was involved in well he wasn't involved in coming up specifically with the covet 19 mrna vaccines but he was uh instrumental in the development of mrna vaccines in general and so this is…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2023-06-21
I don't know how many billions of people have Wi-Fi in the world. Um maybe it's just a billion. Maybe maybe it's a little bit more. Um certainly there are billions who have cell phones. And um I don't know that uh Wi-Fi is healthy for you per se. There was a time in the I think it was in the '80s where there was a scare about power lines. Where people were afraid that if you were near power lines that the uh sort of like electrical energy and radiation tha…
Medical Talks — Integrative & Longevity Medicine
· snapshot 2022-05-24
let's talk about this is something I haven't had a chance to discuss yet with anyone um on the show so you've looked a bit at some of these data dumps from fizer right and you're saying that you're seeing things there that are highly problematic um what have you seen in there that you feel is you know the most egregious well the uh table with the 11 I think it's 9 or 11 pages of Adverse Events single line listing concatenated separated by uh semicolons so…