Good info, but the background noise in so many of the episodes is terribly distracting. Please don’t multi-task when recording your podcast.

I’ve listened to a few of these podcasts which honestly sound like they’re filmed in a car without any real forethought or plan. Dr. Shook claims to be an expert on Hashimoto’s but many of his podcasts fail to even mention Hashimoto’s like his episode on why you can’t lose weight with Hashimoto’s. This episode was a rambling mess about intermittent fasting and Hashimoto’s was not mentioned even once. Well I’ve done that before being diagnosed with Hashimoto’s and it didn’t change anything for me because there were a whole host of other issues that needed to be addressed. These podcasts are negligent and don’t offer information Hashimoto’s patients really need and come across as elitist and like he believes he is far better and smarter than his audience. There are plenty of actual experts in this field. I’ll stick their books than this self serving podcast.

Your lack of actual context in your podcasts is concerning. You obviously do not have any formal endocrinology training which is also concerning since you promote yourself as a Hashimoto’s expert. Overall very disturbed by your self proclaimed expertise without a formal fellowship.

Really recording while driving? I can hear the turn signal

Great podcast! I’d be happy to listen to longer episodes. Only negative here is that sound quality is often poor at times.

Dr. Shook’s podcasts are such valuable resources for people who are looking to improve their health. They are detailed but short enough that I can listen as I go about my day cleaning, cooking, doing laundry, on a lunch break at work, or driving in the car. Thank you Dr. Shook for taking the time to educate the world with great information that we can trust from a reliable source. You are absolutely one of the very best Functional Medicine doctors on earth!