Mind Behind the Curtain

Food Quality: The Missing Link in Chronic Disease Prevention

Uncluttered Mind, MD Season 1 Episode 12

In this episode of Mind Behind the Curtain, Dr. Jennie Eckstrom sits down with neuroradiologist and lifestyle medicine physician Dr. Akshita Mehta to explore one of the most overlooked contributors to chronic disease and patient overwhelm: food quality.

As independent physicians, we see firsthand the downstream consequences of chronic microvascular disease, fatty liver, metabolic dysfunction, and inflammation. Dr. Mehta brings a radiologist’s eye and a systems-level perspective to a conversation about prevention that goes deeper than diet trends, focusing instead on how food is grown, sourced, harvested, handled, and absorbed.

This conversation is an anchor for any physician practicing outside of the traditional system who wants their patients to have real access, not just to care, but to information that truly changes health trajectories.

How to get in touch with Dr Akshita Mehta

 Instagram: thelifestyletoolkit

Email: thelifestyletoolkit@gmail.com

Projects:
How to Eat docuseries: a 22-episode documentary about how to choose quality food products to combat chronic inflammation and disease prevention. 

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