
Leading functional medicine expert and best-selling author Dr. Will Cole has consulted thousands of people around the world on their health journey. Now is the time for your wellness journey. A manifesto for a new breed of health seekers, The Art Of Being Well is a fresh infusion of grace and lightness into wellness. Here we will explore exciting ways for you to nurture your body, spirit, mind and... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 519 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Thomas DeLauer - health and fitness educator and longtime nutrition science communicator - returns to The Art of Being Well. Thomas and Dr. Cole dig into how AI is reshaping the health and wellness space (and quietly making us dumber), the UC Davis s... more
Drew Canole - founder of Organifi and FitLife TV - joins Dr. Will Cole for a wide-ranging conversation on fatherhood, AI and the "fluoride stare," gut terrain and parasites, and the mineral-rich compounds (like Shilajit) that support cellular energy.... more
It's an Ask Me Anything episode - Dr. Will Cole, Emily and Andrea tackle three listener questions: whether peptides like BPC-157 are safe for people with histamine intolerance and MCAS, whether creatine can offset the muscle loss that comes with GLP-... more
Shawn Stevenson - NYT bestselling author of Sleep Smarter and creator of The Model Health Show - joins Dr. Will Cole for a wide-ranging conversation on the small, research-backed inputs that drive long-term health. They cover a Stanford study showing... more
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Listening to Will and team makes me feel like I’m not just imagining all of my health symptoms. They are real, and my intuition that something isn’t right, is worth continuing to explore. The amount of free, useful information that I get from this show and associated social channels is unmatched. Insta @ToriNicoleWhite
My husband started listening to this podcast before I did so I jumped on after him. I love the ask me anything episodes because you never know what you’re going to learn during those. I love the guests on other episodes as well. I listen to a lot of different podcasts in this space and I love when Will goes on other podcasts I also listen to lol. There’s a part of me that feels like I’m friends with all these people from listening to them. When I hear them as guests on other podcasts I’m like “o... more
Today’s episode (9/21/26) the guest made multiple false claims! Every company he cited where he said no ingredients changed when mega corps bought multiple health companies, they literally did change it. Would take 5 seconds to check this like I just did. Very telling unfortunately.
Great podcast! I always enjoy and feel like I learned something new
I love this podcast… I’ve been following it ever since my own autoimmune diagnosis and the conversations always expand my understanding so much. I love the latest discussion which tackles how to find a balance with actively caring for one’s health in a world that veers to the extremes of frenzy or utter passivity. It is so easy at the same time to feel guilty about one’s self-care and the golden thread that runs through all the episodes is that it is not only okay it is vital to how you bring yo... more
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This program targets health-minded listeners seeking practical, evidence-based wellness guidance grounded in functional medicine. Episodes consistently explore topics like nutrition biology, gut health, hormones, mindful aging, and lifestyle strategies that support resilience and vitality. A standout pattern is hosting diverse guests—from clinicians and researchers to wellness entrepreneurs and thought leaders—who share actionable frameworks, real-world tips, and personal journeys. The show often mixes rigorous science with accessible, everyday steps, and frequently features AMA-style formats and sponsor integrations that keep guidance practical and doable for a broad audience. A notable strength is its blend of clinical expertise with rela... more
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Recent guests on The Art of Being Well include:
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7. Dr. Josh Axe
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