HeyJaredOff The Charts
How many podcasts could there poddibly be about correcting medical misinformation now? Why would I add my voice to the chorus that can be so deafening?
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- Sep 19, 2026
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PMS, PMDD, Perimenopause & ADHD: Why Symptoms Overlap in Women with Dr. Alexandra Sisam, ND (opens the original)
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PMS, PMDD, perimenopause and ADHD can produce overlapping symptoms, but similar symptoms do not always mean the same thing is happening. In this episode of Off the Charts, Dr. Bobby Parmar sits down with Dr. Alexandra Sisam, ND, to unpack the intersection of hormones, mood, ADHD, stress and the nervous system. They discuss PMS vs PMDD vs premenstrual exacerbation (PME), why perimenopause can complicate the picture, and why ADHD-like symptoms, hormonal changes and stress can sometimes be difficul
When Medicine Doesn’t Believe You: Contested Illnesses with Dr. David Scales & Dara Parker (opens the original)
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What happens when you know something is wrong, but medicine cannot measure it, explain it, or agree that it is real? In this episode of Off the Charts, Dr. Bobby Parmar is joined by Dr. David Scales and returning guest Dara Parker for a candid conversation about contested illnesses—conditions patients may have to fight to have recognized. They examine the divide between what patients experience and what the medical system is prepared to diagnose, especially when symptoms do not fit neatly within
IBS, SIBO, and the Gut-Brain Connection with Dr. Rachael Lovink, ND (opens the original)
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What if IBS isn’t “just in your head” — but it also isn’t just about food, bacteria, or SIBO? In this episode of Off the Charts, Dr. Bobby Parmar sits down with Dr. Rachael Lovink, ND, a naturopathic doctor and gut health strategist, for a deep conversation about IBS, constipation, gut-brain communication, visceral hypersensitivity, SIBO testing, pelvic floor dysfunction, neuromodulators, and why so many patients get stuck chasing one “root cause.” Dr. Rachael shares how her own experience with
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