Products Dr. M references

Dr. M's take

Dr. M flagged Safe Living Technologies for EMF testing and shielding, especially for listeners who want to measure first and make practical changes based on what they find.

Why he likes it

• Focused on assessment tools as well as shielding products.
• Pairs well with a measured, room-by-room approach to reducing exposure instead of guessing.
• Useful for listeners following the EMF episode and wanting product sources to research.

Could be used for

• Home EMF testing
• Bedroom and workspace assessment
• Shielding product research
• Reducing avoidable environmental exposures

Dr. M's take

Dr. M likes this as a practical sleep-hygiene tool: glasses and lighting that make it easier to wind down without flooding the eyes with bright blue light before bed.

Why he likes it

• Useful for listeners working on insomnia, circadian rhythm, and evening screen or light exposure.
• Includes both wearable glasses and room-level lighting options, so people can address more than one source of nighttime light.
• The referral link applies the listener discount automatically.

Could be used for

• Evening screen use
• Reading before bed
• Sleep-supportive home lighting
• Circadian rhythm and insomnia routines

Dr. M's take

Dr. M pointed to Best365Labs in the context of brain and energy support. These products should be considered in a clinical context, especially for people with medications, complex conditions, or sensitivity to supplements.

Why he likes it

• Relevant to the brain fog and energy conversations already covered on the show.
• Gives listeners one named source to research when methylene blue or mitochondrial-support topics come up.
• Includes a public listener code for the Dr. M's Experienced audience.

Could be used for

• Brain-support supplement research
• Energy and mitochondrial support conversations
• Brain fog protocol discussions with a clinician
• Functional medicine supplement planning

Dr. M's take

Dr. M flagged DSS as a way to give podcast listeners one place to research and purchase high-quality supplements connected to future show notes, webinars, and protocol discussions.

Why he likes it

• Broad supplement catalog rather than a single-product line.
• Separate Dr. M's Experienced dispensary URL keeps podcast-related supplement activity organized.
• Useful as a central destination when future episodes or webinars mention supplement categories.

Could be used for

• Practitioner-grade supplement research
• Podcast and webinar follow-up resources
• Brain, immune, orthopedic, and functional-medicine supplement categories
• Centralized supplement ordering for listeners

Dr. M's take

Dr. M's note on Abeytu Naturals was centered on blood health and red-cell function. It may fit conversations about oxygen delivery and whole-body function, but listeners should review supplement choices with their own clinician.

Why he likes it

• Connects to the broader functional-medicine lens of oxygen delivery, circulation, and cellular function.
• The public discount link gives listeners a straightforward way to find the line Dr. M referenced.
• A useful category to discuss when red-cell function is part of a larger health plan.

Could be used for

• Blood-health supplement research
• Red-cell function conversations
• Oxygen-delivery and circulation support discussions
• Clinician-guided supplement planning