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Dr. Colbert's Broadcast

Dr. Colbert's Broadcast

De: Dr. Don Colbert MD
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Welcome to Dr. Don Colbert’s weekly broadcast - where faith meets functional medicine. Join Dr. Colbert, Mary, and Kyle as they uncover the root causes of today’s top health issues and deliver simple, biblically sound solutions for living long, strong, and disease-resistant. Subscribe to stay updated on breakthrough insights in integrative medicine, nutrition, hormone health, aging, and more.

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  • 7 Pillars of Health: The Shocking Truth About Monday Morning Heart Attacks | Dr Don Colbert, MD Ep 4
    Apr 8 2026

    Sleep Matters : Reset Your Body & Boost Health

    Struggling with sleep, stress, or low energy? Discover why getting 7, 9 hours of quality sleep is critical for heart health, brain function, immunity, and hormone balance.

    In this episode of Dr. Colbert’s Divine Health Broadcast, Live Long and Strong, Dr. Don Colbert, MD joins Mary Colbert and Kyle Colbert to break down the science of sleep. Learn how cortisol, blood pressure, and inflammation spike in the early week—sometimes causing the “Monday morning heart attack phenomenon” and how sleep habits can dramatically affect memory, mood, metabolism, and weight control.

    The Colberts also cover:

    • How hormones like ghrelin and leptin drive late-night cravings

    • Practical sleep hygiene strategies: blue light, bedroom environment, timing caffeine & exercise

    • Natural sleep support: magnesium, melatonin, GABA, and ashwagandha

    • Stress reduction and spiritual wellness for better rest

    • How to avoid reliance on addictive sleep medications

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    Live Long and Strong.

    Subscribe to the Divine Health Broadcast for weekly insights on sleep, stress management, and optimizing health naturally.

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    29 m
  • 7 Pillars of Health: Your Joint Pain Might Just Be Dehydration | Dr. Don Colbert, MD Ep. 3
    Apr 8 2026

    Hydration Explained : Why Water Is Your #1 Nutrient

    Most people don’t realize how chronic dehydration may be affecting their energy, joints, and overall health.

    In this episode of the Divine Health Broadcast, Live Long and Strong, Dr. Don Colbert, MD joins Mary Colbert and Kyle Colbert to break down why proper hydration is one of the most overlooked keys to optimal health.

    Dr. Colbert explains how water supports joint lubrication, nutrient transport, digestion, and brain function, and why many people rely too heavily on drinks like coffee and soda that may contribute to dehydration. The episode also explores common warning signs and how hydration habits can impact long term wellness.

    You’ll also learn what types of water may be best for daily consumption and how filtration can play a role in reducing unwanted contaminants.

    In This Episode You'll Learn

    • Why hydration is essential for energy, joints, and overall health

    • Common signs of dehydration like fatigue, headaches, and muscle cramps

    • How coffee, soda, and caffeine may impact hydration levels

    • The role of water in digestion and nutrient absorption

    • Why water quality and filtration may matter

    • Simple habits to improve daily hydration

    Featured Resources

    Fiber Zone https://divinehealth.com/fiber-zone

    More Health Resources https://divinehealth.com

    Follow Dr. Don Colbert

    Website https://divinehealth.com

    Instagram https://www.instagram.com/divinehealthnutrition

    Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DonColbertMD

    YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@doncolbert

    Live Long and Strong.

    Subscribe to the Divine Health Broadcast for more science-based insights on nutrition, metabolism, and healthy aging.

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    29 m
  • Your Grudges Are Causing Brain Fog, Weight Gain, and Disease | Dr. Don Colbert, MD Ep. 2
    Mar 31 2026

    Chronic Stress Explained : How Trauma Affects Your Body

    What happens when your body gets stuck in a constant state of stress?

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    In this episode of the Divine Health Broadcast, Live Long and Strong, Dr. Don Colbert, MD joins Mary Colbert and Kyle Colbert to break down the hidden effects of chronic stress, unresolved trauma, and the body’s “stuck” stress response.

    Dr. Colbert explains how the fight, flight, or freeze response impacts hormones like cortisol and adrenaline, and how long-term stress may contribute to issues like weight gain, fatigue, brain fog, and chronic disease. Through real-life examples, the episode reveals how trauma can become embedded in the body, and how it can be released.

    Mary Colbert also shares her personal journey of overcoming stress through gratitude, mindset shifts, and faith-based practices.

    In This Episode You'll Learn

    • The three stages of stress: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion

    • How chronic stress affects hormones like cortisol and adrenaline

    • Why unresolved trauma may impact physical health

    • The connection between stress, cravings, fatigue, and weight gain

    • How stress may contribute to conditions like diabetes and hypertension

    • Practical strategies to help reset your stress response

    Featured Resources

    Fiber Zone https://divinehealth.com/fiber-zone

    More Resources https://divinehealth.com

    Follow Dr. Don Colbert

    Website https://divinehealth.com

    Instagram https://www.instagram.com/divinehealthnutrition

    Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DonColbertMD

    YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@doncolbert

    Live Long and Strong.

    Subscribe to the Divine Health Broadcast for more science-based insights on stress, metabolism, and healthy aging.

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    29 m
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