I started a clinic where I was trying to prevent disease dealing with what I thought would help obesity, prevent heart disease, diabetes, those types of things and I found patients coming in and really weren’t feeling good. I decided at that point, I had to forge my own path.
They would come in with problems, be treated with medications or procedures and all of the things we were doing didn’t seem to answer the why for those patients either. During all of this time, if you can believe it, I still graduated on time, got into a premier medical school, decided I had to figure out why the heck has happened to me, and went into internal medicine because that was the broadest approach to getting answers or at least so I thought and started rotating taking care patients. Where it got really tough was during that time because I had enough chemo that it ended up causing heart failure, which was pretty severe, couldn’t breathe woke up in the middle of the night. They found hidden leukemic cells and I had to go back for my junior year in college and do chemo all over again. Was able to get into a really good college for undergrad and then went on to have a mass found on my ovary. I was lucky enough to go right into remission, had to deal with high school with a wig and chemo and all of that, which wasn’t fun, but I did pretty well. My first response was, “Why me?” Kept asking that question. I like to say I was gifted with childhood leukemia at age 15, went to a camp physical, felt totally fine and my hemoglobin was seven, and that started the journey. I would love for you to just talk about that background and I assume that’s what inspired you to get into medicine in the first place.ĭr. We were just chatting about it before the start of this interview, pretty mind-blowing and crazy stuff that you had to go through at a very young age.
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She has also lectured nationally and been featured on numerous radio and TV segments. She has several signature programs for optimal performance, including the Ignite Program featured in her first book, Get Lit.
She’s built a team of gifted healers that work together to create individualized treatment plans. She’s the medical director and founder of Spectra Wellness Solutions, which is a comprehensive clinic focusing on all aspects needed for total body healing including the ketogenic diet, hormone replacement therapies and enhancing mitochondrial function, which is something we’re going to dig into in this interview. Her own experiences with childhood leukemia and heart failure from chemo led her to focus on the cause of medical conditions rather than treating the symptoms. Lisa Saff Koche, who is triple board-certified in internal medicine bariatrics and anti-aging and regenerative medicine. Ari: Hey there, this is Ari Whitten and welcome back to the Energy Blueprint podcast.
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