Younger Than Yesterday

How to Age With Grace: Kim Morrison on Essential Oils, Resilience & Self-Love

I sat down recently with Kim Morrison, all the way from Australia, and I want to tell you honestly, I am still sitting with this conversation days later. That is how you know a conversation was real. It does not...

Dr. Christiane Northrup on Women's Wisdom, Natural Healing, and Aging Without Limits

There are conversations that add to what you already know, and there are conversations that quietly rearrange it. My time with Dr. Christiane Northrup was the second kind, and I have been sitting with it ever since we finished recording....

Psychedelic Therapy, Trauma Healing, and the Power of Finding Your Voice: A Conversation with Tania De Jong

For many people, healing begins with the body. But what happens when the greatest obstacles to health are rooted in unresolved trauma, emotional patterns, or a loss of purpose? In this episode of the Younger Than Yesterday Podcast, I sat...

How a Fatty Liver Diagnosis Led Vladi Del Solio to Build the Most Potent Broccoli Microgreen Supplement in America

Reflections from my conversation with Vladi Del Solio, founder of Ederra I sit down with a lot of people in this space, but every so often a conversation reminds me why I do this. My talk with Vladi Del Solio,...

The Mineral Doctors Never Test For: My Reflections on Kyle Petch's Journey From Brain Fog to Radiant Health

I sat down recently with Kyle Petch, a mineral balancing practitioner who, at eighteen years old, lost his memory, his energy, and very nearly his future. Since that conversation ended, I've found myself replaying pieces of it in my head,...

Light Is the Missing Link in Modern Health | Gary Kiss

When I sit down with someone like Gary Kiss, I am not looking for another health trend or another gadget promising to solve every problem. I'm looking for foundational principles. The things that make everything else work better. Our conversation...

Restoring the Forgotten Ecosystem of Human Health with Martha

By Ian Clark One of the greatest misconceptions in modern health is the belief that the human body is failing us. In reality, the body is remarkably intelligent. It is constantly adapting, communicating, repairing, and restoring. What often fails is...

Kashif Khan on Genetics, Chronic Disease, Inflammation and the Future of Personalized Health

One of the most rewarding aspects of hosting the Younger Than Yesterday podcast is the opportunity to sit down with people who challenge conventional thinking and bring practical solutions to some of the most pressing health questions of our time....

What Dean Hall Taught Me About Healing

One of the greatest privileges of hosting the Younger Than Yesterday podcast is the opportunity to sit down with people whose life experiences challenge and deepen my own understanding of health. My conversation with Dean Hall was one of those...

Why Nervous System Recovery May Be One of the Most Important Health Conversations of Our Time

I recently sat down with biomedical engineer and ZenBud co-founder Jon Hacker to discuss something I believe has become one of the most overlooked aspects of modern health: nervous system regulation. The conversation was fascinating because it highlighted a reality...

Why Modern Medicine Still Feels Primitive with Wendy Myers

One of the strangest contradictions in modern health is that people have never had more access to information, testing, technology, and specialists, yet so many still walk around exhausted, inflamed, mentally foggy, and disconnected from their bodies. That disconnect was...

The Buildings We Live In Are Becoming Extensions of Our Immune System

Reflections on Mold, Modern Living, and the Forgotten Intelligence of Nature By Ian Clark There are certain conversations that stay with you long after the microphones are turned off. My recent discussion with Jason Earle was one of those conversations....

Returning to the Intelligence of Nature

Insights from My Conversation with Cyndi O'Meara There are certain conversations that leave you thinking long after the microphones are turned off. My interview with Cyndi O’Meara was one of those conversations. Cyndi is not simply a nutritionist. She is...

The Process of Suffering, Healing, and Becoming Whole Again

By Ian Clark There are certain conversations that stay with you long after the cameras stop rolling. My discussion with Warren Phillips was one of those conversations. What struck me most was not just the information about toxicity, heavy metals,...

# Dr. Harhari Khalsa on Natural Healing, Functional Medicine, Biohacking, Heart Health, and Root Cause Medicine | 38 Years of Clinical Wisdom You Need to Hear Today

By Ian Clark After more than two decades immersed in the world of health, one thing has become incredibly clear to me: The body is not broken.It is intelligent.It is adaptive.And when given the right support, it has an extraordinary...

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The Hidden Root Cause of Disease: Toxins, Mold & Heavy Metals Explained

There’s something I’ve come to understand after years of being in this space, after nearly losing my life, and after sitting across from hundreds of conversations like the one I just had with Dr. Torrie Thompson. The body is not...

What If What You Wear Could Change Your Nervous System? The Breakthrough No One Is Talking About

There comes a point in your life when you realize that health is not built in extremes. It is built in the subtle, consistent signals you give your body every single day. For most people, the conversation around wellness is...

The Power of Self-Regulation in a World That Never Slows Down

There is something most people are missing when it comes to health, performance, and overall quality of life. It is not another supplement.It is not another protocol.It is not even more information. It is the ability to self-regulate. I recently...

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