
When I started this podcast—and the book that came before it—I had my patients in mind. In the exam room, time is limited. But the need for understanding complex, often misunderstood conditions like fibromyalgia is vast. That’s why I created this space: to offer deeper education, validation, and hope.
If you’ve been told that fibromyalgia "isn’t real'" or that it’s "all in your head," I want you t... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 248 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Trigeminal Neuralgia Beyond Nerve Pain: Marsha’s Racing, Menopause, and Advocacy Story
The episode explores trigeminal neuralgia as more complex than a simple nerve injury, often overlapping with nociplastic... more
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Should You Accept a Fibromyalgia Diagnosis? Evidence-Based Response to “Don’t Accept Fibro” Claims
Dr. Michael Lenz reacts to a naturopath’s claim that fibromyalgia is “not an acceptable diagnosis,” acknowle... more
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Dr. Iris Manor on ADHD, Trauma, PTSD, and Resilience: Risks, Mechanisms, and Treatment
The host interviews Dr. Iris Manor, a child and adolescent psychiatrist and ADHD researcher, about links between ADHD an... more
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Abdominal Migraines, Weather, and Early Fibromyalgia Clues: Pediatric Case and Listener Feedback
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I feel so much better listening to your information. I have diagnosed with fibromyalgia for 6 yrs now. I had been misdiagnosed for years way back in 2010. I had an excellent female doctor go thru history and blood testing and phycal exam. I also been abused as child and thru out 3 marriage. Now I'm in therapy and accepting my fibromyalgia along with medication, excerise and duloxetine for 6 years now. I'm been back to work full time for 1 year and 6 month. I have been diagnosed with arthritis as... more
I’ve been struggling with invisible illnesses , mental health struggles and just feeling unwell most of my life. Now that I’ve been diagnosed with EDS, POTS, lupus, MCAS, fibromyalgia, adhd and am a hsp. (Although I really believe I have high functioning autism)
Hearing about literally every connection I have on this show has been very liberating. I will recommend this podcast to anyone that is going through the struggle of not
being heard!
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I’m finding this podcast Really informative. I developed fibro after a car crash in 2002. It took a few years to get it official diagnosed. Some of the content I already know, but is still a good reminder. I’m also learning new info. Thanks for doing this podcast. :)
Dr. Lenz, I cannot thank you enough for your incredible book and podcast. "Conquering Your Fibromyalgia" has become my new bible, and I have referred to it countless times. After 7-8 years of enduring chronic pain and fatigue, I have finally found the right treatment thanks to your insights along with the wonderful guests on your podcast. I am deeply grateful for the time you took to speak with me; I was amazed that you reached out. Thank you for validating my experiences. The stories from your ... more
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A clinically grounded show focused on fibromyalgia and related chronic pain, pain management, neuroscience, and patient advocacy. It frequently features medical experts, researchers, and patient voices discussing ADHD, trauma, sleep, pain cycles, and the psychosocial aspects of invisible illnesses, with an emphasis on evidence-based explanations, compassionate care, and practical strategies for living with chronic conditions. Notable strengths include access to physician-hosted insights, rigorous discussion of neurobiology and treatment options, and a clear emphasis on validating patient experiences while translating complex science for listeners. A potential differentiator is the host's dual role as clinician and patient education advocate... more
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