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Aaron Hartman, MD

Gut Health

Functional Medicine

Lyme Disease

Nutrition

Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome

Cancer

Mast Cell Activation Syndrome

Chronic Illness

Gut Microbiome

Mitochondrial Dysfunction

Hypermobility

Environmental Toxins

Metabolic Syndrome

Chronic Fatigue

Chronic Disease

Dysautonomia

Long COVID

Detoxification

Electromagnetic Fields

Medical Gaslighting

You were made for health—vibrant, thriving, and full of possibility. But navigating today’s broken healthcare system, endless misinformation, and confusion can feel overwhelming. On Made for Health, Dr. Aaron Hartman cuts through the noise to deliver science-backed solutions that restore your health and reignite your hope. Join us each week for expert insights, practical tips, and inspiring conver... more

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Publishes	Twice weekly	Episodes	186	Founded	2 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	MedicineHealth & FitnessLife SciencesScience

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Medical Gaslighting Doesn’t Stop in the Exam Room: How to Trust Yourself and Build the Right Care Team with Dr. Efrat LaMandre | E186

🎒 Back-to-school season brings changing routines, new exposures, and added demands on the whole family. Support your family’s health this season with Richmond Integrative & Functional Medicine’s Back-to-School 2026 resources.

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POTS and Dysautonomia: Could Nervous System Dysregulation Be Why You’re Still Sick? | E185

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9 Oct 2026 • 9 min • Popular

Best of: How Adopting a Child with Special Needs Led to a Medical Revolution | E184

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5 Oct 2026 • 43 min

Hypermobility and Fascia: Could Your Connective Tissue Be Why You’re Still Stuck? | E183

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2 Oct 2026 • 10 min

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Recent Guests

Roseann Capanna-Hodge

Trauma expert, psychologist, author

Private practice / Hodges family business

Episode: Best of: The Classroom Is Failing Our Kids – The Surprising Truth About Neurodivergent Learning with Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge | E182

Neil Nathan

Physician with 50+ years in integrative/functional medicine

Dr. Neil Nathan (self-employed)

Episode: Best of: Are EMFs Making You Sick? – Environmental Sensitivities Explained with Dr. Neil Nathan

Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge

Leading expert in emotional and behavioral dysregulation; creator of CALMS Dysregulated Protocol

CALMS Dysregulated Protocol / Dysregulated Kid

Episode: Why Your Child Is Dysregulated: Nervous System Regulation, Screen Time, and the CALMS Protocol with Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge | E178

Richard Horowitz

World-renowned Lyme disease expert, author, and medical clinician

Hudson Valley Healing Arts Center; ILADS; ILADS-associated foundations

Episode: Best of: Is It Really Fibromyalgia, MS, or Chronic Fatigue? – What Doctors Overlook with Dr. Richard Horowitz | E174

Jill Carnahan

Functional medicine practitioner, author, and educator

Jill Carnahan, MD, Functional Medicine

Episode: Best of: Feel Dismissed by Doctors? – The Truth About Root-Cause Healing & Empowerment with Dr. Jill Carnahan | E172

James Leathem

Board-certified anesthesiologist; co-founder of Advanced Wellness and Pain Institute

Advanced Wellness and Pain Institute

Episode: Ketamine May Help the Brain Get Unstuck - The Science of Neuroplasticity Trauma and Mental Health with Dr. James Leathem | E171

Udo Erasmus

Legendary health educator, founder of Udo's Choice, expert on omega fatty acids

Udo's Choice

Episode: We Got Healthy Fats Wrong - The Truth About Omega-3s Seed Oils and What Your Body Actually Needs with Udo Erasmus | E169

Dr. Melanie Stein

Naturopathic physician and acupuncturist, founder of Restorative Health Clinic

Restorative Health Clinic, Portland, Oregon

Episode: Chronic Illness May Start at the Cellular Level – The Hidden Communication Breakdown Behind Complex Disease with Dr. Melanie Stein | Chronic Illness | E161

Christian Jenski

Physician advocating personalized medicine for women

Unspecified

Episode: Women’s Health Is More Than Hormones – Why Personalized Medicine Changes Everything with Dr. Christian Jenski | Women's Health | E159

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Dr. Aaron Hartman

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Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 58 ratings

The best
Aaron is incredible. Thank you for showing your true wisdom with us.
Apple Podcasts
5
Ksuite77
United States6 months ago
Love this show
Aaron has a vast knowledge and clearly knows what he’s talking about. I love the approach to functional medicine and bringing some alternative ideas in. His ideas are incredible and his book is a great encapsulation of it.
Apple Podcasts
5
Chandler Hutchison
United States9 months ago
So much good info!
I love this show! Dr. Hartman really knows his stuff. I feel like he’s got the most natural plan to have your body heal itself and then optimize to thrive.
Apple Podcasts
5
Team Podcast
United Statesa year ago
Well Done!
What an inspiring journey and example of the relentless pursuit of what it means to practice medicine at all costs. Encouraging to hear that RIFM is training more medical professionals. Looking forward to many more episodes.
Apple Podcasts
5
MamaHeel
United States2 years ago

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Fans appreciate the approach to functional medicine and real-world applications.

Audience values patient empowerment and clinician collaboration in complex health journeys.

Listeners praise the host's depth of knowledge and practical health guidance.

Episodes are seen as inspiring, with ongoing interest in new health strategies and clinical perspectives.

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Apple Podcasts	#10	United States/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#63	United States/Health & Fitness
Apple Podcasts	#10	India/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#14	Norway/Health & Fitness/Medicine
Apple Podcasts	#59	India/Health & Fitness
Apple Podcasts	#104	Norway/Health & Fitness

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Best of: The Classroom Is Failing Our Kids – The Surprising Truth About Neurodivergent Learning with Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge | E182

Q: If you want to learn more about her, please go back to there. But really briefly, for those who are new to the podcast, who is Dr. Roseann and what are we going to talk about today?

Dr. Roseann introduces herself as a psychologist and trauma expert with decades of experience helping kids and families regulate their nervous systems to improve focus and reduce ADHD, OCD, PANS, and related challenges, and she outlines that the conversation will cover neurodivergence, education pathways, and myths about traditional schooling.

Best of: Feel Dismissed by Doctors? – The Truth About Root-Cause Healing & Empowerment with Dr. Jill Carnahan | E172

Q: Why is addressing trauma important in healing from chronic illness?

Trauma affects the limbic system and can perpetuate physical illness; healing the mind and body together—through practices like mindfulness, somatic therapy, and forgiveness—can unlock biological healing and resilience.

Best of: Feel Dismissed by Doctors? – The Truth About Root-Cause Healing & Empowerment with Dr. Jill Carnahan | E172

Q: What role does diet play in managing autoimmune and inflammatory conditions?

Diet can drastically impact inflammation and gut health; specific regimens like gluten-free and the Specific Carbohydrate Diet can reduce symptoms and support long-term healing when personalized.

We Got Healthy Fats Wrong - The Truth About Omega-3s Seed Oils and What Your Body Actually Needs with Udo Erasmus | E169

Q: What are the top myths about fats that you want to correct now?

The host prompts a correction of common beliefs, and Erasmus explains that fats can heal or harm depending on quality and processing, that omega-6s are essential when undamaged, and that damage from processing (deodorization, bleaching, high heat) creates the real health risks rather than the fats themselves.

Chronic Illness May Start at the Cellular Level – The Hidden Communication Breakdown Behind Complex Disease with Dr. Melanie Stein | Chronic Illness | E161

Q: How does the episode address medical system challenges and patient advocacy?

The guest discusses medical gaslighting, variability in licensing, and the need for a root-cause approach beyond pills. She underscores the importance of patient communities and clinicians working together to push for broader recognition of complex, membrane-centered treatment strategies.

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The show blends integrative and functional medicine with practical, practitioner-informed health strategies. Across episodes, listeners encounter deep dives into brain health, post-infection syndromes, long COVID, hormone and women's health, hypermobility, and issues of medical gaslighting, all framed around actionable steps, patient empowerment, and a systems-oriented view of health. Notably, the host duo often foregrounds evidence-based approaches while highlighting patient experiences, clinician collaboration, and multi-modal treatments that aim to rebalance the body's healing mechanisms. This combination is likely to appeal to listeners who want rigorous health guidance that goes beyond conventional medicine and to guests who bring clin... more

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