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Psoriasis, Carnivore, and Reinventing Patient Care | Amanda Decker
📣 Amanda Decker spent the first decade of her nursing career watching patients leave with prescriptions instead of answers — and she was one of those patients, managing psoriasis and weight struggles since age five. It took accidentally stumbling onto low-carb eating, then going fully carnivore, to resolve what decades of steroid creams and treatments had not, and to completely reimagine how she practiced medicine.
📋 Robyn talks with Amanda Decker, nurse practitioner, founder of Clear Path Medical, and organizer of the annual Low-Carb for Better Health conference in Tennessee. Amanda walks through her childhood with psoriasis and weight struggles during the low-fat era, her frustration after a decade of conventional primary care where nobody was getting better, her accidental discovery of low-carb through her great-grandmother's wisdom, and her decision to go carnivore during the pandemic to get off immunosuppressant medication — which finally cleared psoriasis that had covered 80–85% of her body for years. She also talks about founding a direct primary care model, raising healthier kids inside a food system designed to work against them, and building community through cooking classes, free Q&As, and an annual conference that feels more like a retreat than a seminar.
🔑 What You'll Learn
- How Amanda accidentally discovered low-carb through her great-grandmother's advice — and how it finally broke the lifelong cycle of weight gain, restricting, and binging
- Why 90 days of carnivore cleared psoriasis that had covered 80–85% of her body after years of steroid creams, tar shampoos, and immunosuppressants
- Why diet alone doesn't fix everything — and how Amanda combines nutritional therapy with conventional medicine when genetics require it
- How Clear Path Medical's direct primary care model gives patients 30–60 minute appointments, direct messaging, and real support at a fraction of the overhead
- Practical strategies for raising healthier kids: letting them choose low-carb recipes, using natural ingredient swaps, and controlling what you can at home
💡 Key Insight
"Practice, not perfection. You're not going to get it right every day, all day. But you keep going — getting off track for one meal is not a huge deal, it's just don't let it keep getting off track. Progress, not perfection. And when in doubt, just eat meat." — Amanda Decker
🌐 Connect with Amanda Decker
Clear Path Medical: https://www.clearpathmedical.net/
Conference: https://lc4bh.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deckerlesscarbs
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deckerlesscarbs
X: https://x.com/deckerlesscarbs
Amanda is licensed to practice in Tennessee and 23 states via telehealth.
⚕️ This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health decisions.
⏳ Chapters
0:47 Introduction and Meet Amanda Decker
3:11 Childhood: Weight, Psoriasis, and the Low-Fat Era
9:47 Stumbling Into Low-Carb and Personal Healing
12:48 The Carnivore Shift and Psoriasis Recovery
14:49 Limits of Diet: Genetics, Realism, and a New Philosophy
16:29 Founding Clear Path Medical: A New Model of Care
19:30 The Low-Carb for Better Health Conference
25:52 Family Transformation and Raising Healthier Kids
33:55 Community Outreach: Cooking Classes and Open Q&As
51:34 Key Insight: Practice, Not Perfection
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66. My Appearance on Savage Perspective
01:06:51||Ep. 66📣 Robyn Dobbins spent years on antipsychotics and antidepressants for bipolar disorder, OCD, and depression before a cholesterol scare led her somewhere she didn't expect.📋 This is a replay of Robyn's appearance on Robert Sikes' podcast, Savage Perspective. She and Robert talk through her full story — the high cholesterol diagnosis at 40 that started everything, the decades of undiagnosed and diagnosed mental illness underneath it, and the ketogenic diet that eventually brought her into remission from all of it.🔑 What You'll LearnHow a routine cholesterol check at 40 led Robyn to try diet before statinsWhat years of undiagnosed depression, then diagnosed bipolar disorder and OCD, actually looked like day to dayHow a psychiatric medication merry-go-round left her without a sense of wellness for over a decadeHow hearing Dr. Georgia Ede on a podcast helped her connect her mental health to her dietWhy a sweet potato experiment confirmed she can't go back, even for whole foods💡 "I don't care about the mechanism. I'm living this every day." — Robyn Dobbins🌐 Original EpisodeWatch the full original appearance: https://youtu.be/3g51KKcHMj0💚 Metabolic CollectiveWebsite: https://www.metaboliccollective.orgX: https://x.com/metcollectiveYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@metaboliccollective⚕️ This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health decisions.⏳ Chapters0:00 Welcome and intro0:45 Who Is Robyn Dobbins—and Why Is She in Cholesterol Code?1:31 How High Cholesterol Led Robyn Dobbins to Keto4:23 Can a Ketogenic Diet Improve Mental Health?7:35 What Did Decades of Depression Look Like?11:43 Why Are Depression Rates Rising in Young People?13:00 How Processed Foods May Affect Brain Health16:06 Are Smartphones and Social Media Harming Kids?22:30 How Did Postpartum Depression Manifest?29:16 How Did Her Bipolar and OCD Diagnoses Begin?32:06 How Are Mental Health Disorders Diagnosed?37:55 How Mental Illness and Medication Affected Her Family40:29 How She Realized Diet Had Changed Her Mental Health43:05 What Does Life After Depression Feel Like?46:09 How Did Her Children Respond to Her Transformation?49:11 How Does Keto Affect the Brain?55:23 Did a Sweet Potato Bring Her Depression Back?59:20 What Does Robyn Dobbins Eat in a Typical Day?1:02:51 What's Next for Robyn Dobbins?1:05:43 Where to Follow Robyn and Ketobiography
65. Low-Carb Doctor's Journey to Faith | Dr. Laura Buchanan
01:05:26||Ep. 65📣 A family medicine physician who built her career on evidence found herself facing things she couldn't measure. Dr. Laura Buchanan shares how low-carb medicine, menopause care, and a series of unexplainable events reshaped both her practice and her faith.📋 Dr. Laura Buchanan practices low-carb, metabolic health medicine at Toward Health alongside Dr. Tro Kalayjian, after her own frustration with standard nutrition training led her to ketogenic and low-carb approaches during residency. She talks with Robyn about using CGMs to catch hidden blood sugar spikes, the pushback she faced early in her career for recommending low-carb over insulin, and the gaps she found in how menopause is treated in women's healthcare. The conversation then turns personal, as Dr. Buchanan describes a string of events she couldn't explain away — leading her to write her new memoir, Make It Be So, about the collision between an evidence-trained mind and faith.🔑 What You'll LearnHow Dr. Buchanan transitioned from standard medical training into a low-carb, metabolic health-focused practiceWhy continuous glucose monitors can reveal hidden blood sugar spikes from "healthy" processed foodsThe overlooked role of menopause and hormone therapy in anxiety, joint pain, and other misdiagnosed symptomsWhat genitourinary syndrome of menopause is and why so few women get treated for itThe series of unexplainable events that led Dr. Buchanan to write her new memoir on faith and medicine💡 Key Insight"Stay open, be less stubborn, stop dismissing whatever it is that you don't initially understand." — Dr. Laura Buchanan🌐 Connect with Dr. Laura Buchananhttps://toward.health/providers/dr-laura-buchanan/https://x.com/LauraBuchananMDhttps://www.instagram.com/laurabuchananmd/Book, Make It Be So: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1972582003⚕️ This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health decisions.⏳ Chapters0:47 Introduction2:44 Growing Up and Watching Her Grandparents Age4:30 Discovering Low Carb in Medical School6:22 Practicing Low Carb Through Residency9:46 Pushback From the Hospital System16:12 Joining Dr. Tro at Toward Health20:26 Why Metabolic Health Is Mental Health25:01 The Gap in Menopause Care34:10 Genitourinary Syndrome and Overlooked Symptoms42:04 Introducing the New Book, Make It Be So44:48 The Guardian Angel Dream and God Incidents58:12 How Faith Has Changed Her Practice
64. Staying Stable While Traveling Keto | Dr. Kristina Dobyns
57:23||Ep. 64📣 Traveling can throw off even the most disciplined ketogenic or carnivore routine — unless you have a system. Dr. Kristina Dobyns returns to Ketobiography with the toolkit she actually uses to stay stable, fed, and regulated no matter where she lands.📋 Kristina first joined the show back in episode 29. This time, she came with a cheat sheet built around one theme: stability despite moving variables. From electrolyte strategies and sleep protection to what's actually in her travel bag, this episode is a full walkthrough of how she stays grounded — physically and mentally — through flights, time zones, and unfamiliar kitchens. She also shares an update on an idea she first mentioned in her last appearance: a retreat that's now real.🔑 What You'll LearnWhy salt and electrolytes are a daily non-negotiable, and how to travel with themHow morning sunlight and blue light control support sleep and circadian rhythm across time zonesHow to eat well on the road: booking a kitchen, stocking staples, packing shelf-stable foodWhat's in her travel sensory kit, and why each piece mattersThe skill of knowing when to disconnect versus stay connected💡 "Don't let perfect be the enemy of good... it's not about never being off — it's how quickly you can practice coming back to center." — Dr. Kristina Dobyns🌐 Connect with Dr. Kristina Dobynshttps://drkristinadobyns.comhttps://www.youtube.com/@BeyondBingeEating🧘 Meat & MovementA keto- and carnivore-inclusive yoga, movement, and wellness retreat in Costa Rica, built so guests aren't fighting the menu to stay nourished.https://meatandmovement.com🎒 Featured in This EpisodeBlue Light Blockers: https://www.swanwicksleep.comEye Mask: https://www.tempurpedic.com/other-products/sleep-mask/v/797/Loop Ear Plugs: https://l1nk.dev/2m8txmzSalt with Electrolytes: https://sl1nk.com/7k7nluyArticle — How to Travel the World Without Jet Lag: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2829880/💚 Metabolic CollectiveWebsite: https://www.metaboliccollective.orgX: https://x.com/metcollectiveYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@metaboliccollective⚕️ This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health decisions.⏳ Chapters0:47 Welcome Back, Dr. Kristina Dobyns3:17 Theme: Stability Despite Moving Variables3:38 Electrolytes & Salt Strategies for Travel9:31 Sleep: Morning Sunlight & Blue Light Blockers11:33 Sleep Masks & Circadian Rhythm Science17:22 Movement Every Day, No Matter Where21:19 Food Prep: Airbnbs, Staples & Kitchen Strategy28:09 Shelf-Stable Snacks, Pemmican & Fasting as an Option30:54 Building a Travel Go-Bag & Sensory Kit40:22 Internal Resources: Connect vs. Disconnect43:17 The Gratitude Practice44:53 Self-Compassion & Returning to Equilibrium47:04 Introducing Meat & Movement55:01 Where to Find Dr. Kristina Dobyns
63. Ketogenic Bodybuilding, OCD, and the Bro Diet That Almost Ended His Career | Robert Sikes
53:50||Ep. 63Step 4 — Acast Description (Episode 63)📣 Robert Sikes built his pro bodybuilding card on a diet no one thought belonged in the sport. Before keto, disordered eating and OCD nearly took him out completely.📋 Robert is a WNBF/OCB natural pro bodybuilder, the creator of Keto Brick, and the author of Ketogenic Bodybuilding. In this conversation, he talks about the bro-dieting years that wrecked his health, the self-experimentation that led him to earn his pro card on keto with zero coaches or roadmap to follow, and how he's built a business and a life around solving problems he lived through himself — food, training, even the clothes on his back. We also get into fatherhood, homesteading, and how he's learned to work with his OCD instead of against it.🔑 What You'll LearnHow disordered eating and "bro dieting" nearly ended his bodybuilding career before keto changed everythingWhy he pioneered ketogenic bodybuilding with no coaches or precedent to followHow OCD shaped his training and macro tracking, and how he learned to redirect itWhat led him to create Keto Brick and build a business around solving his own problemHow natural living, homesteading, and parenting shape his approach to health today💡 "There is no such thing as maintenance. You are either getting better or you are getting worse." — Robert Sikes🌐 Connect with Robert Sikeshttps://ketosavage.comhttps://x.com/ketosavagehttps://www.instagram.com/ketosavagehttps://www.youtube.com/@Ketosavagehttps://www.ketobrick.comhttps://www.ketobodybuilding.comhttps://pod.link/1169900822⚕️ This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health decisions.⏳ Chapters0:47 Welcome and intro3:37 From scrawny teen to first competition and disordered eating5:54 Finding keto by accident and launching Keto Savage7:27 Building Keto Brick and the new apparel line11:25 Getting "red-pilled" — cutting out toxins at home14:13 The birth story that changed things21:22 Coaching, natural bodybuilding rules, and supplements23:18 OCD: origins, triggers, and reframing it as a tool35:30 Muscle, aging, his dad's cancer, and entrepreneurship44:30 Building an AI coaching tool, homesteading, and closing thoughts
62. My Appearance on Find Your Keto
02:20:15||Ep. 62📣 Nine years ago, the day after her 40th birthday, Robyn Dobbins changed her diet to avoid a statin. On the anniversary of that decision, she's finally speaking publicly about the hardest three years since.📋 This episode is a replay of Robyn's conversation on Find Your Keto, hosted by Steven Trunce. It goes far beyond the story most people know — covering her childhood, her bipolar diagnosis, her ongoing fight with Hashimoto's, and the physical and emotional setbacks of the past three years, including her mother's death, her father's hospitalization, and an unexplained wave of joint pain and brain fog tied to perimenopause.🔑 What You'll LearnWhy Robyn's childhood memories before 7th grade are largely inaccessible, and how rigid family Christmas traditions shaped her adulthoodHow she found ketosis completely by accident after a routine doctor visit at 39, and why NSNG became her lifelong foundationWhy she still struggles with Hashimoto's despite years of a clean, low-carb diet — and what that reveals about "cured" claims onlineThe physical and emotional setbacks of the last three years, from unexplained joint pain to losing her mother and nearly losing her fatherWhy she believes personal stories carry as much weight as the science in the metabolic health movement💡 Key Insight"It's my story, and it doesn't change." — Robyn Dobbins🌐 Original EpisodeWatch the full original appearance on Find Your Keto: https://youtu.be/XjiM3Slq7gQ💚 Metabolic CollectiveWebsite: https://www.metaboliccollective.orgX: https://x.com/metcollectiveYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@metaboliccollective⚕️ This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health decisions.⏳ Chapters0:00 Intro & Reflection0:53 Welcome to Find Your Keto3:05 Podcast Styles & Being Silly11:07 Lighting, EMFs & Prioritizing How She Feels15:22 Childhood: Single-Parent Home & Learning to Cook18:52 Earliest Memories & the Seventh Grade Shift22:27 Family Mental Health & Christmas Rules32:09 High School Rejection & Confidence Struggles36:34 Feeling Like a "Toddler" & Unexpected Recognition41:03 Discovering Ketosis by Accident46:41 Information Overload & the Fire Diet Plan48:41 Hashimoto's & Distrust of "Cures"56:04 Find Your Keto: Why One Plan Doesn't Fit All1:02:33 Diet Before Keto: Pop-Tarts, Cereal & Ice Cream1:05:39 The Diagnosis That Started NSNG1:07:52 The First Six Months & a Year of Carnivore1:16:23 Sweeteners, Cravings & Knowing Your Own Rules1:29:57 Struggles, Setbacks & Recovery1:39:58 Perimenopause, Her Dad's Hospitalization & Brain Fog1:49:05 Barbells, Kettlebells & Becoming "Shoulders"
61. Functional Fitness, Metabolic Health, and Training for Life | Erin Paruszewski
01:02:37||Ep. 61📣 Erin Paruszewski spent years as a cardio-obsessed marathoner before realizing the pain she was chasing wasn't doing her any favors. Now she's building functional fitness programs and working alongside Metabolic Mind and Baszucki Group to change how people think about movement and metabolic health.📋 Erin is the founder of Alkalign Studios and author of It Doesn't Have to Hurt to Work, and now serves as strategic partner to the president at Baszucki Group. In this conversation, she and Robyn talk about the slow shift from cardio-junkie to functional fitness advocate, the gut issues that pushed her to rethink food, and what it's like helping build the metabolic mental health movement from the inside.🔑 What You'll LearnWhy cardio alone quietly wore down her body for years before she noticedWhat "functional fitness" actually means beyond the buzzwordsHow gut issues and lactose intolerance shaped her relationship with foodWhy she built Alkalign around movement that doesn't have to hurt to workHow her fitness background led her to Metabolic Mind and Baszucki Group💡 Key Insight"Gentle consistency for the win." — Erin Paruszewski🌐 Connect with Erin Paruszewskihttps://www.linkedin.com/in/erin-paruszewski-6335723/https://www.instagram.com/erinparuszewski/https://www.alkalignstudios.com/instructorshttps://www.amazon.com/Doesnt-Have-Hurt-Work-Freedom/dp/1982275847💚 Metabolic Mind & Baszucki GroupMetabolic Mind: https://www.metabolicmind.orgBaszucki Group: https://baszuckigroup.com⚕️ This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health decisions.⏳ Chapters0:47 Introduction1:40 Why "Holistic" Isn't Just a Buzzword2:22 From Investment Banking to Health and Wellness8:00 Gut Issues, Lactose Intolerance, and Learning to Eat17:24 The Book: It Doesn't Have to Hurt to Work18:11 What Functional Fitness Actually Means27:47 The Seven Functional Movements32:09 Alkalign Studios Today and Who It's For44:28 Becoming Chief of Staff at Baszucki Group56:13 Raising Daughters Without Body Shame
60. Keto Since 2012: How a Zero-Fiber Carnivore Diet Ended His Diverticulitis | Olaf Kock
01:11:17||Ep. 60📣 He was hospitalized in the Netherlands with diverticulitis and told it was a mechanical condition — inevitable, permanent, and something he'd just have to manage. Twelve years into keto and one year into carnivore, he has a different answer.📋 Olaf Kock is a self-described nerd from Hamburg, Germany who found the ketogenic diet in 2012 through a software security podcast and never stopped experimenting. When a CRP of 129 landed him in the emergency room in 2023, he finally went all the way to carnivore — and the inflammation stopped. He also built a free online simulator at butterbei.de that visualizes what food does to your blood sugar and insulin in real time, because he got tired of explaining it on paper.🔑 What You'll LearnWhy a doctor told him his diverticulitis was mechanical and inevitable — and what changed thatHow going zero-fiber carnivore ended years of unpredictable flare-upsWhat a CRP of 129 actually feels like and what it finally took to actHow his free simulator shows both blood sugar and insulin response — something a CGM can't doWhy the German Nutritional Society's own guidelines technically don't apply to him💡 Key Insight"My motivation is I can stay this way and have no symptoms, or I can continue to eat the way I did before and add in antibiotics from time to time." — Olaf Kock🌐 Connect with Olaf Kockhttps://butterbei.de💚 Metabolic CollectiveWebsite: https://www.metaboliccollective.orgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/metcollectiveX: https://x.com/metcollectiveYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@metaboliccollective⚕️ This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health decisions.⏳ Chapters0:47 Introduction1:36 How Olaf and Robyn Connected Through Metabolic Collective3:07 Starting at the End: Olaf's Origin Story4:39 Diverticulitis Diagnosis in the Netherlands8:16 Finding Keto in 2012 Through a Software Podcast10:03 Mental Clarity and the Experiment That Never Ended11:15 Identifying Food Triggers and the Almond Butter Test12:34 A CRP of 129 and the Decision to Try Carnivore13:54 The Parents' Dinner Flare-Up and Going Strict26:49 What Carnivore Changed — and What Keto Already Fixed37:02 Why Olaf Built the Butterbei Simulator48:24 Live Demo: Watch the Simulator in Action48:24 ▶️ Watch the simulator demo as a standalone short: https://youtu.be/VQhl6n8SImw1:00:11 Olaf's Articles and the German Nutritional Society1:08:36 Where to Find Olaf and Final Thoughts
59. Reversing Hashimoto's: The Epstein-Barr Connection No One Talks About | Lori Hill
01:12:07||Ep. 59📣 Lori Hill spent years chasing one diagnosis after another before she found the thread connecting all of it. Her Hashimoto's didn't start with her thyroid. It started with a virus nobody had mentioned to her before.📋 Lori Hill is a personal trainer, nutrition coach, and the founder of MetFix Method, a metabolic health gym built on the belief that chronic disease can be rolled back, not just managed. Robyn met Lori at the Menlo Park screening of The Cholesterol Code — and this conversation is what happened when they finally sat down together. Lori walks through the long, layered version of her health story: undiagnosed insulin resistance from childhood, a body that nearly didn't survive childbirth, a misdiagnosed parasite infection that went untreated for nine months, and an autoimmune thyroid condition she traced back to a latent Epstein-Barr infection. She also talks about perimenopause, hormone replacement done right, and how a carnivore reset became an unexpected turning point in her 49th year.🔑 What You'll LearnHow a latent Epstein-Barr infection can drive autoimmune thyroid diseaseWhat an undiagnosed parasite infection can do to gut health and mental clarity over timeWhy hormone replacement without progesterone can backfire for women in perimenopauseWhat changed when Lori tested a carnivore approach on herself before recommending it to clientsHow MetFix and the Broken Science Initiative are training coaches to address root cause, not just symptoms💡 Key Insight"It's never too late to reclaim your health and live your best life." — Lori Hill🌐 Connect with Lori Hillhttps://www.metfixmethod.comhttps://www.crossfitsr.comhttps://www.instagram.com/coachlori925https://www.tiktok.com/@coachlori925https://www.youtube.com/@lorihillmetfixmethod⚕️ This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health decisions.⏳ Chapters0:47 Welcome and How They Met at the Cholesterol Code Screening3:51 A Childhood of Undiagnosed Insulin Resistance8:51 Rock Bottom at 235 Pounds and Finding CrossFit11:46 The Epstein-Barr Connection Behind Hashimoto's18:47 Parasites, Misdiagnosis, and a Nine-Month Fight for Answers34:39 Why Perimenopause Symptoms Aren't Just "Part of Getting Older"38:09 Hormone Replacement Therapy Done Right42:52 Testing Carnivore as a Perimenopause Reset47:50 Inside MetFix and the Broken Science Initiative59:34 Lifting Heavy, Aging Well, and Skipping the "Old" Word
58. From 575 Pounds to Swimming in Scotland | Matt Loftis
01:02:44||Ep. 58📣 Matt Loftis was 575 pounds, bedridden, and told he would never walk again. Today he's an assistant membership director at the YMCA — and training for a 1500-meter open water swim in Scotland.📋 Note: The episode opens with a title card while audio plays — video clears shortly after the intro.Matt found Vinnie Tortorich's NSNG (No Sugars, No Grains) the way a lot of us do — he heard the right thing at the right moment and something clicked. What followed is one of the most remarkable recovery stories I've had on this show. From a shattered foot, an undiagnosed concussion, and six months unable to speak or move, to losing over 250 pounds, earning his lifeguard certification, becoming a swim instructor, and now preparing to compete in Loch Lomond. This is what forward momentum looks like when you refuse to let a diagnosis be the final word.🔑 What You'll LearnHow one man reversed diabetes and lost 250+ pounds through NSNG after being told he'd never walk againWhy starting with one inch of movement matters more than where you think you should beHow to navigate NSNG eating in the South, including church potlucks and BojanglesWhat it means to see food as fuel rather than comfort or cravingHow community — the right people around you — can be the difference between staying stuck and moving forward💡 Key Insight"Forward momentum is all you need. You just need forward stepping and you can do it." — Matt Loftis🌐 Connect with MattInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/revloftisFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/revloftisGoFundMe — From Rock Bottom to Scotland, My Swim of Hope: https://www.gofundme.com/f/from-rock-bottom-to-scotland-my-swim-of-hope⚕️ This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice; always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your own health decisions.⏳ Chapters0:47 Introduction4:06 Growing Up Big and Life on the Road6:18 The Car Accident That Changed Everything8:51 Six Months in a Bed12:29 Calling 911 and Facing the Fire Department17:01 Hearing Vinnie Tortorich and the NSNG Click21:13 His Wife's Health and Dirty NSNG23:57 One Inch at a Time — Learning to Move Again30:03 From Disability to the YMCA47:28 250 Pounds Gone and Counting51:33 The Scotland Dream Becomes a Goal58:50 GoFundMe and Closing Thoughts