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Everyday Epigenetics: Raw. Real. Relatable.

Susan Robbins
Epigenetics
Fitness
Mycotoxins
Mold
Nutrition
Diet and Nutrition
Health Transformation
Functional Medicine
Chronic Inflammation
Softwave
Lifestyle Changes
Trauma
Autoimmune Conditions
Hashimoto's
Chronic Fatigue
Health and Wellness
Gut Health
Stress Management
Technology
Self-Awareness

Join Susan Robbins, the Epigenetic Human Performance Coach, for the "Everyday Epigenetics: Raw. Real. Relatable" podcast! We're talking about how our daily lifestyle and environment affect our genes and well-being. Susan explores a personalized way to boost health, not a one-size-fits-all approach. Through interviews with experts and clients, this podcast makes health discussions relatable. Embrac... more

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Latest Episodes

What if the root cause of neurodegenerative disease isn’t just genetics, but something we’ve been overlooking?

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Peptides are one of the most talked-about tools in health right now, but with all the attention has come a lot of confusion. In this episode, Susan sits down with peptide expert Connor Dean for a real, accessible conversation about what peptides are,... more

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There is a lot of noise online right now around cholesterol, keto, carnivore, and what actually counts as “healthy” and in this episode, Susan cuts straight through it. She unpacks some of the biggest myths being repeated in the wellness space, expla... more

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In Part 2, Susan and Dr. Bill Rawls unpack the microbial side of chronic illness, why certain pathogens don’t “hit fast,” but instead persist, seed the body, and reactivate when cellular stress is high.

They discuss why antibiotics often fall short ... more

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Dr. Bill Rawls
Best-selling author on Lyme disease and cellular wellness; medical expert guest on the episode
Episode: 113. Cellular Stress, Chronic Illness and Living Outside the Margins Set By Our Genes with Dr. Bill Rawls (Part 1)
Jess Bonthius
Medical science liaison for TruDiagnostics, epigenetic testing expert
TruDiagnostics
Episode: 111. Reviewing My Own Epigenetic Age Test with Two Experts: What It Revealed
Loren Clarke
Board-certified pathologist with focus on epigenetics, speaker
TruDiagnostics
Episode: 111. Reviewing My Own Epigenetic Age Test with Two Experts: What It Revealed
Shelly Jefferis
Educator, speaker, mentor; founder of Moms Who Flourish; toxin education advocate
Wellness educator; Moms Who Flourish
Episode: 109. Toxins, Epigenetics, and the Truth About What You Can Control with Shelly Jefferis
Daniel Fazio
Stem cell entrepreneur and co-founder involved in regenerative medicine initiatives
Legacy Labs / L2 Bio
Episode: Ep 107. Stem Cells, Inflammation, Recovery, and Longevity with Daniel Fazio
Dr. Jill Carnahan
Functional medicine physician, medical director of Flatiron Functional Medicine
Episode: 106. The Gut–Brain Axis: How Your Microbiome Drives Neuroinflammation, Mood & Mental Health with Dr. Jill Carnahan
Katie Asmus
Licensed psychotherapist, life coach, teacher, mentor and wilderness guide with over 25 years of experience
Somatic Nature Therapy Institute
Episode: 103. Somatic and Nature Therapy with Katie Asmus
Steven Wright
Health engineer and gut health specialist.
HealthyGut.com
Episode: 101. Histamine, Gut Health & Why You’re Not “Too Sensitive” with Steven Wright
Dr. Daniella Remy
Expert in personalized nutrition and co-developer of the PH360 protocol
PH360
Episode: 100. Mini Podcast - Revolutionizing Personalized Nutrition: Dr. Daniella Remy Discusses pH360 & Shae (Part 2)

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Susan Robbins
Host and Certified Epigenetic Human Performance Coach focused on personalized health solutions and wellness.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 15 ratings
  • A must listen!

    This episode of Everyday Epigenetics is a must-listen for anyone who feels stuck in the cycle of chronic illness. Heather Gray’s journey through Lyme disease and autoimmune dysfunction is both eye-opening and empowering. She doesn’t just talk about healing—she lives it, tackling root causes, environmental stressors, and even the power of humor in recovery.

    I especially appreciate her insights on the hidden impact of EMFs and WiFi on immune function—an often-overlooked piece of the healing puzzle... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Piper Gibson, PhD
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great podcast to improve your health!

    This is an amazing podcast. I love that each episode dives into a different area of your health or life and how you can improve yourself with real examples. The guests that Susan brings on are all incredible. This is a great podcast to inspire and make real impactful changes in your life.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Liz Jane J
    United Statesa year ago
  • A Must-Listen for Personalized Health!

    Everyday Epigenetics is an incredible podcast for anyone interested in understanding how lifestyle and environment impact their genes and overall well-being. Susan's approach is refreshing—she dives deep into personalized health, breaking away from the one-size-fits-all mentality. With engaging interviews from experts and real-life clients, she makes complex health topics easy to understand and apply. This podcast is perfect for those ready to embrace their unique biology and take control of the... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Craig928
    United States2 years ago
  • This explains even more!

    Cam’s comments on Guardians in today’s podcast really clarified things for me…not that Susan hasn’t already told me the same things. I think it is because of where I am at in my ph360 journey that allowed this particular episode to resonate so strongly. Stay the course! I have made huge health strides and finally have some energy. Now to keep with the program!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mjpmaske
    United States2 years ago
  • One of my favorite podcasts to date!!

    I absolutely loved the epigenetic podcast by Susan Robbins! Her passion and knowledge about epigenetics really shines through in each episode. I found the topics discussed to be incredibly fascinating and thought-provoking. Susan does a fantastic job of breaking down complex scientific concepts into easy-to-understand language, making it accessible for listeners of all backgrounds. I also appreciated the diverse range of guests she brings on the show, each offering unique insights and perspectiv... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    squidguything
    United States2 years ago

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Many reviews highlight the impact of the host's engaging style and knowledge on the topics of epigenetics and wellness.
Listeners appreciate the relatable, authentic content that provides actionable health insights.
The podcast is praised for its in-depth discussions and expert interviews that make complex health topics accessible.
Audience members value the emphasis on personalized health approaches, moving away from generic health advice.

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Ep 107. Stem Cells, Inflammation, Recovery, and Longevity with Daniel Fazio
Q: What can stem cells be used for beyond general wellness?
They can be used for inflammation reduction, joint and tissue repair, hair restoration, autoimmune considerations, and potentially broader regenerative applications as research advances.
Ep 99. The Truth About Perimenopause: What Every Woman in Her 40s & 50s Needs to Know with Dr. Daniella Remy (Part 1)
Q: When is it right to seek help regarding perimenopause symptoms?
It's advisable to seek help as soon as you notice consistent symptoms that impact daily life, rather than waiting for significant issues to develop.
101. Histamine, Gut Health & Why You’re Not “Too Sensitive” with Steven Wright
Q: What brought you into this craziness of histamine and gut and brain?
I've had gut issues my entire life, and after trying various solutions, it led me down the path to understanding histamine and gut health.
95. My Path to Sobriety, Health, and Hope Through Epigenetics with Callen Hoff
Q: Cal, if you feel like it, can you talk about your experience with mental health and alcoholism?
Cal shares that stopping drinking was initially hard, and after relapsing he realized he needed professional treatment, leading to a significant improvement in his life.
93. The 7 Types of Rest — Why Sleep Isn’t Enough with Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith
Q: So tell me a bit about how you, and why you went into creating this framework around these seven types of rest.
Dr. Dalton-Smith shares her journey of burnout as a physician and how she developed the framework to manage her energy and help others.

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The podcast focuses on the personalized aspects of health and well-being, particularly how daily lifestyle choices and environmental factors influence genetic expression. The show features a range of discussions on subjects like gut health, thyroid issues, personalized nutrition, and the impact of sleep on overall health. The host frequently engages with health experts and clients, making complex health concepts relatable and actionable for the audience. A standout aspect of the content is its emphasis on embracing individual biological differences, urging listeners to move beyond generic health care solutions toward tailored approaches that resonate with their unique circumstances. This unique perspective is likely to be appealing to those... more

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4. Shelly Jefferis
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