Influenced to Death

Your guide to surviving the wild world of wellness influencing. influencedtodeath.substack.com

Influenced to Death is a health podcast hosted by Hannah Wright & Victoria LaFont, with 52 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Hannah Wright & Victoria LaFont hosts Influenced to Death, a health show with 52 episodes published.

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  Episode #52: MMS (Miracle Mineral Solution)

  May 27, 20261h 9mS0

  <p>In this episode, Hannah & Victoria catch up after a few months away from the podcast, and discuss today’s topic: Miracle Mineral Solution.</p><p>They discuss: </p><p>* The Genesis II Church of Health and Healing and MMS, their sacrament </p><p>* The Guardian article describing MMS and the church that promotes it</p><p>* Jim Humble, the man who “discovered” MMS</p><p>* Info on Jim Humble’s explorations and how MMS got connected to autism</p><p>* Information from the United States Court of Appeals regarding the Grenons, the family behind the Genesis II Church of Health a...

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  Episode #51

  Episode #51: Placentophagy

  May 11, 202659 minS0

  <p>In this episode, Hannah & Victoria are joined by now-regular podcast guest Sara Russell, PhD, to discuss placentophagy, aka the practice of eating the placenta after birth.</p><p>A couple of notes before the show notes: </p><p>* We had some tech difficulties, so this episode is audio-only and has some wonky edits near the end. We still think it’s worth publishing b/c Sara is a wealth of knowledge, and this topic is wild AF</p><p>* We recorded this in January 2026, so some of our references are now a bit dated. We’ll be releasing new epis...

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  Episode #50: Coffee, Conspiracies, & the Cost of Certainty

  Jan 24, 20261h 2mS0

  <p>What started as a casual conversation about tea and coffee preferences quickly evolved into one of our favorite episodes yet…a wide-ranging discussion about science communication, tribalism in wellness spaces, and why being wrong in public might be the most important skill we’re not teaching.</p><p>In this spontaneous episode, Hannah, Amanda, and Victoria explore the messy middle ground between absolutism and nuance in health conversations. From the Free Birth Society controversy to emerging research on mRNA vaccines and cancer treatment, they tackle why picking sides often prevents us from finding real solutions and why healthcare providers are...

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  Episode #49: IV Nutrient Therapy

  Jan 8, 20261h 15mS0

  <p>We’re back from our December break with a hot-topic episode: a deep look into the research on IV nutrient therapy and whether you should partake in the currently hot trend.</p><p>Guest host Amanda Jones and Victoria discuss: </p><p>* The history of IV therapy, including its start in conventional medicine and the connection to orthomolecular medicine</p><p>* The role of Linus Pauling and Dr. John Myers (more on him here) in promoting the popularity of ingesting large doses of nutrients and the Myers’ IV Cocktail</p><p>* The IV torch was passed to Dr. Alan Gaby...

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  Episode #48: Urine therapy

  Nov 24, 20251h 14mS0

  <p>In this episode, Amanda and Victoria discuss the growing popularity of urine therapy, fueled by social media personalities who use their pee for lotion, sunscreen, mouthwash, and mocktails.</p><p>They cover:</p><p>* Their own health adventures, including a short stint of urine therapy for Amanda</p><p>* The history of urine therapy, including a (highly likely) misinterpretation of the Biblical Proverb 5:15</p><p>* The limited mentions of urine therapy in Traditional Chinese Medicine (qiushi) and Vedic texts (Shivambu Kalpa) that have been referenced by modern enthusiasts</p><p>* What, exactly, is in pee</p><p>* The claim...

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