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In this inspiring Men’s Health Series episode, Dr. Michael join LMD’s Alive Educational Series to dive deep into the foundations of brain health, metabolic balance, energy, stress resilience, and longevity. With over 35 years of experience in functional neurology, Dr. Bagnell shares his personal journey into neuroscience—shaped by his father’s traumatic brain injury—and how it ignited his passion for helping others achieve optimal brain performance and whole-body wellness. This powerful conversation explores how advanced tools like brain mapping (qEEG), eye-tracking, and personalized evaluations provide actionable data to uncover root causes behind symptoms such as brain fog, low energy, poor focus, sleep disruption, and cognitive decline.

You’ll also learn how inflammation, blood sugar imbalance, low testosterone, and impaired mitochondrial function directly impact the brain—and why strategies like omega-3 optimization, restorative sleep, lifestyle alignment, and emerging peptide therapies (including NAD, BPC-157, and TB-500) can support neuroplasticity, recovery, and long-term vitality. Dr. Bagnell emphasizes the importance of treating health as a lifelong investment, not a quick fix, while offering practical guidance for men ready to take charge of their well-being. Whether you’re seeking sharper cognition, better sleep, or sustainable performance, this episode delivers science-backed insights, real-world tools, and heartfelt encouragement to help you elevate both your brain and body health—starting today.

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In this enlightening episode of The Neuro Collective Podcast, May Bagnell sits down with Ellie, MD for an honest and empowering conversation about women’s health through a brain-based lens. Together, they explore how hormones, metabolism, and the nervous system work together—and why so many women experience symptoms like brain fog, fatigue, mood changes, sleep disruption, and weight shifts during different seasons of life.

Ellie, MD shares clinical insight and practical wisdom on perimenopause, menopause, metabolic health, and the importance of addressing the root cause rather than chasing symptoms. May brings clarity to how brain health influences hormonal balance, emotional resilience, and long-term vitality. This episode reframes women’s health as something to be understood, supported, and optimized—not feared or dismissed.

If you’ve ever felt unheard, overwhelmed, or unsure why your body feels “off,” this conversation will leave you feeling informed, hopeful, and empowered. It’s a must-listen for women ready to take a smarter, more compassionate approach to healing—starting with the brain.

🎧 Tune in and discover how understanding your brain can transform your health journey.

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In this powerful and deeply human conversation, Dr. Michael & May Bagnell welcome Jimmy Hill, former Royal Marine Commando and UK Special Forces operator, filmmaker, and advocate for healing after military service.

Jimmy shares his extraordinary journey—from high-tempo special operations to surviving multiple gunshot wounds, years of rehabilitation, and redefining purpose beyond the battlefield. This episode sheds light on the realities of military life, the often invisible wounds of trauma, and the strength found in vulnerability.

Together, the conversation explores Jimmy’s upcoming documentary In the Shadows, a film dedicated to amplifying the voices of operators, spouses, and specialists working behind the scenes to support those who serve.

Listeners will gain insight into:

• Military trauma, PTSD, anxiety, and depression
• The difference between visible and invisible injuries
• Why community, connection, and honesty are essential to healing
• How identity shifts after service—and how to rebuild purpose and meaning
• The importance of having something to train for, not just something to live for

A standout moment of the episode includes a live review of Jimmy’s brain map, offering rare insight into brain connectivity, power levels, alpha and gamma brain waves, and how targeted brain training can support resilience, focus, emotional regulation, and long-term brain health.

This episode is a message of hope for:

• Veterans and active-duty service members
• Families and spouses walking the journey alongside them
• Anyone navigating trauma, identity shifts, or feelings of hopelessness

Key takeaway:

This conversation reminds us that healing is possible, support is available, and resilience can be trained—both in the body and the brain.

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You can heal. We can help.