Think Well, Do Well

Tired of medicine that puts profits over patients? Join Dr. Alan Bradford as he restores the physician’s true role: to teach. As a naturopathic doctor, Dr. Bradford cuts through the establishment’s narrative to offer honest insights on metabolic health, cancer treatments, and natural healing. From his clinics in Arizona, he breaks down complex biochemistry with visual lessons and real-world success stories to help you take control of your health. Stop being gaslit and start getting informed. Subscribe to Think Well, Do Well today.

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  Episode #4

  Understanding Cortisol's Influence on Insulin

  Aug 28, 202620 minS1

  <p>Do you feel physically exhausted by the end of the day, yet find your mind racing the moment your head hits the pillow? You aren’t just “stressed”. You may be dealing with cortisol dysregulation.In this episode of Think Well, Do Well, Dr. Alan Bradford breaks down the “Goldilocks hormone.” Far from being a villain, cortisol is a necessary component of your health, but only when it’s released at the right time in the right amounts.In this episode, you’ll learn:</p>The Cortisol Rhythm: Why your morning peak is vital and why evening spikes are stealing your...

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  Episode #3

  Three Diabetes Tests Your Doctor May Miss

  Aug 16, 202618 minS1

  <p>In this episode of Think Well, Do Well, Dr. Bradford breaks down the metabolic epidemic that traditional medicine often fails to manage effectively. Beyond the standard blood sugar check, there are critical diagnostic markers—Hemoglobin A1c, Fasting Insulin, C-peptide, and GAD-65—that provide a complete picture of your metabolic health.</p><p>Dr. Bradford explains how these tests identify insulin resistance and hidden autoimmune conditions like LADA (Latent Autoimmune Diabetes of the Adult), and why relying solely on medication without addressing diet and lifestyle is like trying to put out a house fire with a garden hose. </p><p>Pl...

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  Episode #2

  How High-Dose Vitamin C Attacks Cancer

  Aug 7, 202611 minS1

  <p>In the first full episode of Think Well, Do Well, Dr. Bradford pays tribute to the late Scott Adams before diving into a topic he discusses regularly with patients at NatureWorks Best: how high-dose vitamin C selectively damages cancer cells while largely sparing healthy tissue.</p><p>Cancer cells often have low levels of the enzyme catalase, which normally breaks down hydrogen peroxide into harmless water and oxygen. When vitamin C is given intravenously at high doses, much of it converts to hydrogen peroxide outside the cells. Healthy cells neutralize this easily thanks to abundant catalase; many cancer cells...

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  Welcome to Think Well, Do Well: Restoring the Role of the Physician

  Jul 30, 20268 minS1

  <p>In this pilot episode, Dr. Alan Bradford launches “Think Well, Do Well,” a new podcast dedicated to restoring trust in medicine and reclaiming the physician’s true role as a teacher.</p><p>Drawing from the Latin root docere—which means “to teach”—Dr. Bradford shares his commitment to transparency and his frustration with the current state of establishment medicine. Following the betrayal of public trust during the COVID-19 era, Dr. Bradford seeks to provide a voice for patients looking for ethical, naturopathic alternatives to the pharmaceutical-heavy status quo.</p><p>In this episode, Dr. Bradford discusses:</p>His Professional J...

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