Guest Host

Dr. Scott Faulkner – Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare

1:12 Introduction and Guest Overview
Dr. Scott introduces the show, explaining the topics of the day, including stem cells and mental health. Guests Regina Ney, Milan, and Brian are introduced.

2:00 Regina’s Introduction and Mental Health Focus
Dr. Scott introduces Regina, a psychotherapist from Florida, discussing her expertise in mental health, particularly anxiety and personal growth.

6:00 Political Anxiety and Mental Health
Regina shares insights on rising anxiety related to political events, how it manifests in individuals, and how people externalize their personal anxiety onto politics.

9:00 Cultural Influences on Anxiety
Dr. Scott and Regina discuss the influence of culture, education, and social media on personal control and anxiety levels, particularly in the context of political choices.

10:55 Regina’s Perspective on Personal Growth and Control
Regina talks about the importance of personal growth, compassion, and how focusing on inner peace can mitigate anxiety, regardless of external political pressures.

15:04 Hybrid Thursday Introduction
Dr. Scott introduces “Hybrid Thursday,” discussing mental health, semaglutide, and stem cells, with special guest Regina Ney.

16:01 Riptide of Anxiety
Regina and Dr. Scott discuss how external pressures like inflation, gang violence, and political instability create an undercurrent of anxiety for many people.

18:30 Election Anxiety
As the November election approaches, the discussion touches on how fear and uncertainty about the future affect people’s mental health.

20:50 Milan’s Insights on Suburban Moms
Milan shares her perspective on suburban mothers, their fears regarding school safety, and their conversations about preparing for future uncertainties.

23:10 Erosion of Trust in Institutions
Dr. Scott and Milan express concerns about the lack of trust in institutions like the FBI, referencing recent events where the system failed to prevent tragedies.

25:45 Regina’s Perspective on Rational Choice
Regina introduces the concept of rational emotional theory and discusses how people make choices based on survival instincts, especially when it comes to protecting their loved ones.

28:00 Preparedness and Moral Development
Regina expands on how people’s preparedness is shaped by their personal growth and moral development, discussing how survival instincts influence decision-making.

32:48 Reintroducing Hybrid Thursday and Election Anxiety
Dr. Scott recaps the earlier discussion about anxiety building up around the upcoming election, and how it affects people’s mental health. He introduces a new topic: family disputes over political differences.

33:35 Milan on Family Disputes Over COVID and Politics
Milan shares a personal story about a family disagreement during Christmas involving differing views on COVID, mask-wearing, and treatments, highlighting the emotional tension in families.

36:00 The Importance of Respect in Family Discussions
Milan emphasizes the need for respect in conversations about contentious topics within families and how her family managed to navigate such disagreements.

37:02 Regina on Agreeing to Disagree
Regina discusses the importance of agreeing to disagree, sharing her own experiences with her father, a former marine, and how she maintains a respectful dialogue despite differing opinions.

39:10 Handling Emotional Discussions with Family Members
Regina explains the need to recognize when discussions become unproductive and offers advice on how to manage conversations that escalate into emotional or confrontational territory.

44:25 Family Dynamics and the Impact of COVID
Dr. Scott and Brian discuss how COVID became a catalyst for heated family debates, especially during holidays, and how it affected family dynamics.

45:00 Brian on Black-and-White Thinking in Recovery
Brian shares insights about a family member who holds strong, uncompromising views about personal responsibility, particularly in the context of recovery from alcoholism.

47:00 Regina on the Challenges of Gray Areas
Regina discusses the tendency for some people, especially those in recovery, to view the world in black-and-white terms, which may stem from a need for control and certainty.

49:00 Exploring Fear and Compassion
Brian and Regina delve into how fear can drive people to take rigid stances and how this rigidity might reflect internal struggles with self-compassion.

51:00 Advice on Showing Compassion
Regina offers advice to Brian, suggesting that showing compassion toward a person who is harsh on others may be a way to help them ease their own internal judgment.

HOUR 2

01:10 Introduction to Hybrid Thursday
Dr. Scott welcomes listeners back, explaining the theme of the day as a mix of topics, focusing on issues that many are thinking about but few are discussing openly.

02:10 Riptide of Anxiety and Upcoming Elections
Dr. Scott highlights the growing anxiety as the November elections approach, discussing the fears and uncertainties people are feeling regarding the political future.

04:30 Reflection on the Declaration of Independence
A comparison is made between the current political climate and the 27 grievances listed in the Declaration of Independence, emphasizing how citizens today feel similarly oppressed.

06:50 Historical Parallels and System Failures
Dr. Scott discusses how institutions like the court system and the FBI have failed the public, similar to how the colonists’ grievances with King George led to the American Revolution.

09:30 Expressing Frustration Over Stolen Elections
He expresses strong feelings about the perceived election fraud from previous elections and the lack of accountability, calling out visible irregularities.

11:15 Call to Action and Fear of Future Elections
Dr. Scott warns about the consequences if the upcoming elections also result in failures, noting that many feel like a cornered lion ready to fight back if the system fails again.

16:30 Introduction to Mylon’s Aesthetic Services
The conversation shifts to a lighter topic with Mylon introducing her aesthetic practice in Castle Rock, offering services like Botox and fillers to help people feel better about themselves.

18:45 Self-Care and Psychological Benefits
Mylon and Dr. Scott discuss the psychological benefits of self-care, emphasizing that looking good on the outside can positively impact how one feels on the inside.

19:10 Milan’s Aesthetic Services Overview
Milan introduces the specific treatments she offers at her practice:

• Radio Frequency Microneedling: A treatment that tightens and lifts the skin, producing collagen and elastin, serving as a non-surgical alternative to facelifts.
• Lutronic Ultra Laser: Targets fine lines and pigmentation, promoting collagen and elastin production with very little downtime.

20:30 Combining Treatments for Enhanced Results
Milan mentions that these treatments can be combined and can also incorporate topicals like PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and stem cells for improved outcomes.

21:00 Contact Information and Location
Milan provides her contact details and invites listeners to reach out for consultations:

• Phone/Text: 303-335-5983
• Location: Downtown Castle Rock

21:12 Caller Ben from Evergreen Asks About Light Therapies
Ben calls in and asks Dr. Scott and Milan about therapies for Parkinson’s, specifically light therapies that may enhance blood flow and brain chemistry.

21:50 Dr. Scott’s Response: Not My Area of Expertise
Dr. Scott acknowledges that light therapies for Parkinson’s are not his specialty, but shares that he treats patients with stem cells for Parkinson’s with good results.

22:10 Discussion on Glutathione as a Supplement
Ben asks about glutathione, and Dr. Scott discusses its benefits as an IV infusion or injection, explaining why oral versions are less effective due to the “first pass effect” through the liver.

24:10 Dr. Scott’s Anecdotal Experience with Glutathione
Dr. Scott shares his personal experience with glutathione IV infusions and how they improved his antioxidant levels, as measured by a machine that reads carotenoids in the skin.

26:00 Ben Discusses the Importance of Nutrition
Ben elaborates on the significance of reducing processed foods and making healthier choices, referring to what he calls the “food industrial complex” and how better nutrition can prevent health issues.

27:00 Closing the Call and Taking a Break
Dr. Scott thanked Ben for his call and insight, then prepared to take a break before continuing the discussion on nutrition and health when they return.

30:30 Dr. Scott Recaps Ben’s Light Therapy Discussion
Dr. Scott and Brian reflect on light therapy for Parkinson’s, mentioning that blue light therapy was explored years ago but did not gain widespread acceptance in treating the disease.

31:00 Stem Cells vs. Light Therapy for Parkinson’s
Dr. Scott explains that stem cells can help regenerate dopamine in Parkinson’s patients, but there has not been significant research supporting blue or red light therapy for this purpose.

31:50 Regina’s Experience with Red Light Therapy
Regina shares her personal experience with red light therapy, noting its calming effects and mood enhancement, particularly during her menstrual cycle.

33:30 Milan Discusses Red Light Therapy for Hormonal Balance
Milan recounts how red light therapy was recommended for her son to naturally boost testosterone, which has been declining in young men.

35:20 Decline in Testosterone and Society’s Impact
The group discusses the feminization of young men, the drop in testosterone levels, and the role of sedentary lifestyles and excessive screen time in this trend.

37:00 Plastic, Processed Foods, and Hormonal Imbalances
They explore the negative effects of micro-dosing plastic and the link between processed foods, low testosterone, and hormonal imbalances in young men.

39:10 European Food Standards vs. U.S. Food Industry
The group discusses how European foods are less processed and healthier compared to American products, which often contain harmful chemicals and additives.

40:30 Conditioning Ourselves to Feel Bad
Dr. Scott comments on how Americans have conditioned themselves to feel terrible after eating processed foods and rely on medications like Tums and Pepto-Bismol to alleviate discomfort.

45:29 Red-Pill Discussion
Dr. Scott and Regina start a discussion about the concept of the “red pill” from The Matrix, focusing on how people choose between living in reality and seeking the truth versus living in ignorance.

46:30 The Impact of Technology and Instant Gratification
Regina discusses how society is becoming disconnected from reality due to instant gratification, fast food culture, and excessive reliance on technology.

48:00 Dr. Scott on Medical Establishment and COVID
Dr. Scott shares his frustrations with the medical establishment, particularly during COVID-19, explaining how alternative treatments were dismissed despite evidence of their effectiveness.

49:50 Recidivism and Failing Systems
Regina talks about the inefficiency of the jail system, discussing how recidivism rates are high and how taxpayer money is being misused in social systems.

51:10 Tensions Surrounding Upcoming Election
Dr. Scott shares his concerns about the anxiety building up toward the upcoming election, comparing the situation to historical events where systems and institutions were overthrown when trust was lost.

52:20 The Truckers in Canada and Resistance to Authority
Dr. Scott discusses how the truckers in Canada protested against the government, but without the backing of the First and Second Amendments like in the U.S., their resistance was limited.

HOUR 3

01:11 Introduction to the Hour and Call from Chloe
Dr. Scott introduces Chloe, a friend calling in from Boulder, and shifts the conversation from anxiety about the election to exciting news about Chloe’s son, Remy.

01:49 Background on Chloe’s Connection to Dr. Scott
Chloe shares how she found Dr. Scott through a friend whose father had a stroke and was treated by Dr. Scott. After seeing the results, she brought her son Remy for treatment.

03:36 Remy’s Condition and Stem Cell Treatment
Chloe discusses her son Remy’s rare genetic disorder, StXBP1, and the improvements she saw in him after receiving stem cell treatment, including a return to his happy self after months of distress.

06:00 The Concept of Inch Stones in Special Needs Care
Chloe explains the concept of “inch stones” in the special needs community, where small improvements are celebrated. She shares that stem cell treatment has made a noticeable impact on Remy’s overall health.

09:08 Dr. Scott on the Unknowns of Stem Cells
Dr. Scott mentions the uncertainties in stem cell treatments, acknowledging the lack of extensive clinical trials but expressing gratitude for Remy’s progress.

09:57 Hope for Continued Treatment
Chloe expresses hope for future stem cell treatments, highlighting how the treatment gave her peace of mind and a plan for supporting Remy through potential neurological challenges in the future.

11:09 Dr. Scott on the Potential of Stem Cells for Epilepsy
Chloe shares her belief that stem cells may help with epilepsy. Dr. Scott explains he hasn’t treated seizures with stem cells but is open to trying.

11:57 Closing and Future Plans
Chloe expresses gratitude for the impact of stem cell treatment on Remy’s life and invites other parents to reach out if they have questions.

14:27 Introduction to Segment – Dr. Scott and Milan’s Son Sam
Dr. Scott introduces Milan and her adopted son, Sam, from Uganda. Milan begins to share Sam’s story and their experience with stem cell treatment.

15:30 Sam’s Adoption and Health Challenges
Milan explains how they adopted Sam at age nine, describing his health conditions, including a limp and other issues stemming from malnourishment and infections. Over time, his condition worsened, and doctors eventually diagnosed him with leukodystrophy.

17:20 Stem Cell Treatment for Sam
Milan talks about turning to Dr. Scott for stem cell treatment and the noticeable improvements in Sam’s balance and ability to walk, including the ability to walk halfway around a lake for the first time.

18:55 Challenges with Degenerative Diseases and Treatment Frequency
Dr. Scott discusses the complexities of treating degenerative diseases like Sam’s and the need for repeat treatments. He explains that stem cells live in the body for six to eight months, with conditions like Parkinson’s or multiple sclerosis requiring ongoing care.

20:20 Variation in Stem Cell Results
Dr. Scott reflects on how some patients experience rapid results with stem cells, while others may take months. He emphasizes that each case is different, making it hard to predict outcomes.

21:40 Regina Discusses Mental Health, Hormones, and Vitamin Deficiencies
Regina shares her experience working with clients suffering from depression and anxiety, revealing how hormonal imbalances and vitamin deficiencies are often overlooked in the medical system.

23:10 Importance of Hormone Balance and Individualized Care
Dr. Scott discusses the importance of addressing hormone levels for both men and women. He contrasts his approach with mainstream medical practice, which often overlooks the need to address hormone deficiencies, leading to significant improvements in patients’ lives.

25:00 Conclusion and Contact Information for Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare
Dr. Scott wraps up the segment by inviting listeners to contact his office for more information about hormone therapy and stem cell treatments.

30:17 Semaglutide and Terzepatide – Weight Loss and Sagging Skin
Dr. Scott and Milan discuss popular weight loss medications like semaglutide and terzepatide (Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro) and how rapid weight loss can lead to sagging skin, especially in older adults.

31:00 Solutions for Sagging Skin
Milan explains how building muscle, taking collagen supplements, and undergoing treatments like radiofrequency microneedling can help tighten the skin and combat sagging after weight loss.

32:05 Importance of Resistance Training
Dr. Scott emphasizes the importance of resistance training to maintain muscle mass during weight loss. He also touches on how glycine supplements and maintaining hormone levels, like testosterone, can aid in overall health and appearance.

34:00 Hormone Deficiency and Testosterone in Women
Dr. Scott talks about how many women are deficient in hormones like testosterone, which can affect their workouts and muscle mass. He explains the benefits of bioidentical hormone therapy for maintaining health and fitness.

35:40 Dr. Scott’s Personal Story and Commitment to Helping Patients
Dr. Scott shares his story of wanting to help people from a young age and how his passion for patient care drives him to take the time to listen and educate his patients.

36:55 Milan’s Business and Collaboration with Dr. Scott
Milan shares her contact information and discusses how she collaborates with Dr. Scott to help women with both their physical appearance and health.

37:30 How Long to Stay on Semaglutide or Terzepatide
Milan asks Dr. Scott how long patients need to stay on semaglutide or terzepatide for weight maintenance. Dr. Scott explains that about 40% of his patients can maintain their weight after stopping the medication, while 60% need ongoing maintenance with a reduced dosage.

42:10 Final Segment – Semaglutide, Terzepatide, and Testosterone
Dr. Scott answers a question from a caller about how low testosterone can affect weight loss for men on semaglutide or terzepatide, explaining that boosting testosterone helps build lean muscle mass and improve fat loss.

43:50 Mental Health and Weight Loss Anxiety
Regina discusses how anxiety can develop around weight loss medications and treatments. She encourages people to focus on the present and enjoy the improvements rather than worrying about the future.

46:00 Men in Aesthetics and Testosterone Therapy
Dr. Scott discusses the growing trend of men using aesthetic treatments and testosterone therapy. He explains the difference between bioidentical testosterone cream and injectable testosterone, emphasizing the benefits of bioidentical hormones.

50:00 Stem Cells and Hair Regrowth Treatment
Milan and Dr. Scott talk about their innovative hair regrowth protocol using stem cells and PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma), offering a special 25% discount for the first ten patients.

52:40 Conclusion and Contact Information
Dr. Scott wraps up the show, thanking the listeners and providing contact details for Castle Rock Regenerative Healthcare.