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In this episode of the Triple Helix Podcast, we're featuring Dr. Heather Flexer once again, discussing how Celluheal™ products can help with everyday, common injuries. We have a little fun with the topic but provide good professional advice for how to use Celluheal™ in our everyday lives, for ourselves, or our friends and families. 

Heather Flexer is our guest on this special Halloween episode of the Triple Helix podcast. A doctor of physical therapy and a board-certified Wound Specialist CWS, Heather works in the field of wound care, post-surgery care, and wellness, as well as contributing content to our site. A long-time proponent of mind-body/holistic health, Heather brings a variety of helpful ideas to boost our immunity, heal faster, and use our mental attitudes to feel better each day.

We have a good time discussing classic Halloween and horror movie tropes and how to use Celluheal™ products on Hollywood-level or everyday wounds.

Dr. Nitin Sethi is a neurologist, boxer, and chief medical officer for the New York State Athletic Commission. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, he completed his residency in neurology at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center. He is board-certified in neurology and has a special interest in concussion and traumatic brain injury.

Dr. Sethi is a passionate advocate for the health and safety of athletes. He is a member of the American Academy of Neurology, the American College of Sports Medicine, and the National Academy of Neuropsychology. He is also a member of the New York State Athletic Commission, where he is responsible for ensuring the safety of athletes competing in combat sports.

In addition to his medical work, Dr. Sethi is also a competitive boxer. He has won several amateur boxing championships and has competed in professional boxing matches. Dr. Sethi's boxing experience has given him a unique perspective on the risks and benefits of combat sports. He believes that combat sports can be a healthy and rewarding activity for athletes, but he also believes that it is important to take steps to mitigate the risks of injury.

Dr. Sethi is a dedicated physician and a passionate advocate for the health and safety of athletes. He is a valuable asset to the New York State Athletic Commission and to the world of combat sports.

HBS’s new general manager, Kevin Zhang, is our guest on this episode of the Triple Helix podcast, hosted by Dan Bernard. Kevin’s history, business background and experience, vision for the year 2023 for the company, and new products and initiatives are what we focus on, with a little levity and a view of some HBS humanitarian work and point of view.

Heather Flexer is our guest again on this episode of the Triple Helix podcast, hosted by Dan Bernard. A doctor of physical therapy and a board-certified Wound Specialist CWS, Heather works in the field of wound care, post-surgery care and wellness, as well as contributing content to our site. This time, Heather and Dan discuss pressure wounds: how they occur and how to treat them.

Heather Flexer is our guest again on this special Halloween episode of the Triple Helix podcast. A doctor of physical therapy and a board-certified Wound Specialist CWS, Heather works in the field of wound care, post-surgery care and wellness, as well as contributing content to our site. A long-time proponent of mind-body/holistic health, Heather brings a variety of helpful ideas to boost our immunity, heal faster and use our mental attitudes to feel better each day. This time around, we have fun talking about horror movie wound tropes.

Heather Flexer is our guest again on this episode of the Triple Helix podcast. A doctor of physical therapy and a board-certified Wound Specialist CWS, Heather works in the field of wound care, post-surgery care and wellness, as well as contributing content to our site. This time, Heather gets into Vascular Disease Awareness Month and how to prevent vascular disease in the lower limbs.

Our guest on this episode of the Triple Helix Podcast our guest is Gail Rae Garwood. Gail is a popular writer/author and blogger about health and healing, with a focus on kidney health.  Gail's award-winning blog and book series, "SlowitdownCKD" and other titles are a repository of wisdom, research, first-hand experience and insight on the topic of kidney disease and kidney health. She's published two books of fiction as well, and her work has been found in The American Kidney Fund, The New York City Board of Education, and The National Kidney Foundation, Wall Street Journal. Gail was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease back in 2008 and has been grappling with that condition with wit, positivity, a great mindset and a productive work style.

Heather Flexer is our guest on this episode of the Triple Helix podcast. A doctor of physical therapy and a board-certified Wound Specialist CWS, Heather works in the field of wound care, post-surgery care, and wellness, as well as contributing content to our site. A long-time proponent of mind-body/holistic health, Heather brings a variety of helpful ideas to boost our immunity, heal faster and use our mental attitudes to feel better each day.

Kollagen™ can help heal animals, too! Hear the fascinating tale of how donations of Kollagen™ wound care products to a remote animal rescue in Costa Rica changed the lives of not only the wild animals receiving care—from sloths to toucans and more—but the lives of the caregivers.  Once the veterinarians and volunteers saw how grievous, difficult to heal animal wounds and severe electrical burns from power lines responded to Kollagen™, they were impressed and vouch for the effectiveness of non-hydrolyzed collagen on wounds. HBS supports the health of all living beings, humans and animals, and their products work equally well on both! 

In this pod you’ll meet not only the Veterinarian Supervisor of the Toucan Rescue Ranch, Ana Maria Villada Rosales, but hear the tales of sloths, birds and more who were treated and responded to the TLC along with the Kollagen™. It’s heart-warming and a must for all animal and wildlife lovers, as well as environmentalists as that issue is discussed as well!

In his time working for HBS, Henry focused on joint ventures and acquisitions. Armed with a deep background in finance and a Harvard degree, Henry endeavored to expand the reach of Human Bioscience’s proprietary non-hydrolyzed Kollagen™ products and turnkey factories in new markets. From Wall Street to tony law firms in the US, UK and Taiwan, Henry gathered a lifetime of experience to apply to the work to heal more wounds and improve patients’ lives, reduce suffering, prevent amputations and even death with Human Bioscience’s proprietary non-hydrolyzed advanced wound care products. His story is an interesting one, don’t miss this episode.

Cheryl has been a wound care specialist for the greater part of her life. Her writing has appeared in some of the leading blogs and publications, and she’s well-known in the wound care field as a true expert who truly cares about healing patients. In this podcast, we learn about Cheryl’s bona fides in the advanced wound care field, her personal life experiences that led her from the Army to medicine. Importantly, her first experiences using collagen products in wound care and the undeniable healing results collagen provided to long-term, painful, difficult to heal wounds. Whether it’s diabetic wounds, surgical, pressure ulcers or other types of wounds, we learn how collagen is invaluable to the wound healing process. This is a great interview with a passionate advocate for patients and advanced wound care.

In this episode of the Triple Helix Podcast, Human Bioscience’s Creative Director, Nisha Jain, is our guest. Nisha grew up in the company, and you might say she has collagen in her blood. Her father, Dr Manoj Jain, invented the product Kollagen™ and over the years, grew it into a thriving business, providing advanced healing wound care to millions of hard-to-heal wounds. 

The products are uniquely effective on diabetic wounds and other difficult wounds; the words and thoughts people behind creating and marketing make for a good listen.

Nisha recounts how her childhood around the company and product informed both she and her family about the impact non-hydrolyzed collagen could have in the home and out in the world. The idea of adding their collagen to a scraped knee or cut finger with a Band-Aid over the wound was normal; now she and her brother Rohan (COO of Human Biosciences) trot out new collagen wound care products and ideas often.

Nisha is witty and fun to listen to, and her stories about working at Human Biosciences, helping the mission of “Every Wound Matters, Every Patient Matters” will be time well-spent. Check out Episode 1 of the Triple Helix Podcast.