Beyond Labels: A Powerful Night of Truth & Hope About Mental Health brought together leading medical and mental health professionals to uncover how today’s healthcare system profits from lifelong patients instead of healing them. Hosted by Dr. Ben, with keynote speakers Dr. Tim Hindmarsh and Dr. Roger McFillin, the event revealed the hidden incentives behind mental health diagnoses and prescriptions—and the spiritual, emotional, and practical tools for breaking free.

Dr. Hindmarsh, co-host of BS Free MD, shared his inside view of how the healthcare system transformed from saving lives to monetizing chronic illness. He exposed how government programs, insurance metrics, and pharmaceutical influence have turned human suffering into a business model—and how true healing requires reclaiming personal responsibility and autonomy.

Dr. McFillin, clinical psychologist and host of The Radically Genuine Podcast, offered a powerful counter-narrative to the chemical imbalance myth. He explored the spiritual and energetic roots of mental health, the dangers of over-medication, and how emotions like pain and fear are not disorders but messages guiding us toward purpose and truth.

Together, they delivered an urgent wake-up call: to move beyond fear, beyond dependency, and beyond labels—toward a world where healing begins with awareness, connection, and sovereignty over one’s mind, body, and soul.

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In this episode, Drs. May and Tim welcome two unconventional voices shaking up medicine—Dr. Jeremy Ayres, known internationally as “Dr. Jeremy,” and producer-turned-health advocate John Gusty. Jeremy shares his remarkable path from osteopath to holistic healer, revealing the mentors and moments that shaped his philosophy of true medicine—healing that empowers the body rather than fights it. John recounts how his wife’s diagnosis of multiple sclerosis led him to question everything he knew about health, industry, and truth, ultimately finding hope through Jeremy’s guidance.

Together, they expose the overlap between media influence and medical control, explaining how societal conditioning keeps people sick and dependent. Their message is simple yet radical: healing begins when we reclaim curiosity, question dogma, and return to the natural intelligence of the human body.

Dr. Jeremy Ayres, DO
Dr. Jeremy Ayres—known globally as “Dr. Jeremy”—is a holistic health practitioner and osteopath with over 30 years of experience helping people heal through natural, non-invasive methods. Trained in classical osteopathy, Dr. Ayres integrates philosophy, physiology, and ancient healing traditions to teach what he calls “True Medicine.” He co-founded Naturally Better, an educational platform dedicated to helping people restore health through knowledge, self-awareness, and lifestyle transformation.

John Gusty
John Gusty is a lifelong musician, producer, and advocate for medical freedom. After witnessing his wife’s debilitating health struggles and the limitations of conventional medicine, he turned his investigative instincts toward health and wellness. He co-founded Naturally Better with Dr. Ayres, combining his storytelling background and passion for truth to empower others with transparent, practical health education. John also speaks globally on the intersection of media, health, and autonomy.

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Triple-board-certified anesthesiologist and pain-management specialist Dr. Akash Bajaj joins May and Tim Hindmarsh to share his journey from traditional pain medicine to functional and regenerative care. He recalls being a 9/11 first responder, his shift away from opioid-based practice, and how therapies like PRP and stem-cell injections are transforming recovery for patients. The conversation dives deep into mindset, hormones, and the art of true healing—without dependence on prescriptions.Guest Bio

Dr. Akash Bajaj, MD, MPH is a triple board-certified physician in Anesthesiology, Pain Medicine, and Regenerative Medicine, based in Los Angeles, California. He is the founder and medical director of Axxor Medicine, where he integrates traditional pain management with cutting-edge regenerative and functional medicine therapies.

A graduate of New York Medical College, Dr. Bajaj completed his anesthesiology residency at UCLA and his pain management fellowship at UC San Francisco. His experience as a first responder during 9/11 deeply shaped his perspective on patient suffering and inspired his lifelong focus on pain relief and healing.

Today, Dr. Bajaj specializes in non-opioid treatments such as PRP (platelet-rich plasma), stem cell therapy, and hormone optimization, helping patients address the root causes of chronic pain, aging, and inflammation. His mission is to restore function, vitality, and quality of life through a personalized, whole-body approach to medicine.

Website: https://axxormedicine.com

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In this episode of BS Free MD, Drs. Tim and May Hindmarsh welcome John Burke, New York Times best-selling author of Imagine Heaven and Imagine the God of Heaven. Burke shares his remarkable 35-year journey from agnostic engineer to pastor and researcher of more than 1,500 near-death experiences.

He describes how modern medical resuscitation has made NDEs more common—and how these firsthand accounts, from Hindus to atheists to Christians, consistently reveal the same divine presence: a God of light, love, and compassion.

Through gripping stories, Burke recounts verifiable cases—patients describing operating room events while clinically dead, blind individuals who could “see” for the first time, and cross-cultural experiences that all point toward the same radiant being. He also explores the profound moral lessons people return with—love over status, kindness over success—and how these glimpses of eternity reshape how we live today.

John Burke is a New York Times best-selling author, pastor, and speaker who has spent more than 35 years researching over 1,500 near-death experiences (NDEs) to better understand what they reveal about the afterlife. He is the author of six books, including the internationally acclaimed Imagine Heaven and Imagine the God of Heaven, which explore the striking parallels between modern NDEs and the descriptions of heaven found in scripture.

A former agnostic and engineer by training, John’s own journey toward faith began when he encountered the earliest research on NDEs while his father was dying of cancer. That curiosity led him to decades of study and eventually to founding Gateway Church in Austin, Texas, a multi-site congregation created as a safe space for skeptics and seekers.

Today, John and his wife Kathy focus on their writing and outreach ministry, helping people across all faiths explore life’s biggest questions. His work has inspired millions to consider the evidence for an afterlife and the boundless love of the God who awaits us there.

Website: www.imagineheaven.net
Books: Imagine Heaven, Imagine the God of Heaven, No Perfect People Allowed

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Molecular-medicine expert Dr. Nathan Bryan explains how nitric oxide (NO) protects the endothelium, drives vasodilation, and influences energy, immunity, hormones, and longevity. He links stubborn hypertension and poor exercise tolerance to the microbiome–NO axis and outlines common NO killers—antiseptic mouthwashes and fluoride overuse, chronic PPIs, ultra-processed diets, and inactivity. We cover practical restores (movement, nutrient-dense food, targeted micronutrients, careful PPI weaning, ditching antiseptic rinses) and preview clinical work on NO-releasing lozenges for ischemic heart disease, approaches to improve cerebral blood flow and insulin signaling in cognitive decline, and topical NO for chronic wounds. Bryan also touches on food quality (glyphosate, soil health), hormone synergy with NO, and NO-based skincare that supports perfusion and collagen. Bottom line: rebuild NO, and the body’s own repair systems can finally do their job.

(Educational only; not personal medical advice.)

Nathan S. Bryan, PhD is a molecular medicine researcher and leading authority on nitric oxide (NO) biochemistry. Over two decades, he has mapped how the body generates and uses NO—and what happens when it doesn’t—publishing widely, authoring multiple books, and translating discoveries into products and late-stage drug trials. His work spans cardiovascular health, metabolism, neurocognition, wound healing, and skin biology, with a focus on restoring NO as a foundation for repair. Dr. Bryan speaks globally on NO and leads development of NO-based therapeutics targeting ischemic heart disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and non-healing ulcers.

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Chris Cooksey’s story is one of grit, crashes, and comeback. Once a competitive motocross racer, Chris faced years of repeated concussions and the silent toll of traumatic brain injury. Like many athletes, he watched friends struggle with depression and even suicide, recognizing the urgent need to explore alternative treatments beyond pills and standard protocols.

In this conversation, Chris opens up about his personal path to healing, including transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and ketamine therapy. He describes how these interventions helped reopen neural pathways, restoring emotional connection and impulse control after years of numbness and frustration. Chris also speaks candidly about the culture of denial in motocross, where head injuries are often minimized and riders are pushed back on the track too soon.

Beyond racing, Chris has built a career as a journalist, media personality, and real estate professional, using his platform to shed light on brain health, challenge entrenched systems, and advocate for mental resilience. His journey highlights the intersection of high-risk sports, mental health awareness, and the courage to find unconventional paths to recovery.

Chris Cooksey is a former professional motocross racer turned journalist, media personality, and real estate professional. After years of competing in high-risk sports and experiencing repeated concussions, Chris became passionate about raising awareness around traumatic brain injury (TBI) and mental health. His personal journey led him to explore innovative therapies such as transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and ketamine, which helped him rebuild resilience and regain emotional balance.

Today, Chris is the founder and host of Cooksie Media, where he covers motocross, UFC, and broader healthcare issues with a bold, unfiltered voice. Beyond media, he works in real estate in the Las Vegas area, connecting with people both on and off the track. Chris continues to use his platform to challenge outdated narratives, advocate for athlete safety, and share his candid experiences with recovery, mental health, and perseverance.

Everything in this podcast is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute the practice of medicine and we are not providing medical advice. No Physician-patient relationship is formed and anything discussed in this podcast does not represent the views of our employers.

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Drs. Tim and May tackle a wild week of stories blending medicine, politics, and cultural insanity. They kick off with the Tylenol–autism debate reignited by Trump’s comments and the social media meltdown that followed. The discussion pivots to how much of a physician’s or teacher’s personal life should impact their career, with jaw-dropping stories: an anesthesiologist leaving mid-surgery for a “comfort break” with a nurse, a teacher protesting topless outside her school, and another busted for cocaine after a drug dog sniffed her purse.

The conversation sharpens with Jimmy Kimmel’s controversial comments about Charlie Kirk, his temporary show suspension, and whether his downfall is cancel culture or simple consequence culture. They also play raw, shocking clips of medical professionals expressing hate, contrasting it with Erika Kirk’s powerful forgiveness after her husband’s assassination. The episode closes with a parable about eagles and crows—urging listeners to rise higher above the noise, responding with grace, strength, and truth while holding the line on consequences.

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In this rerun of Doctales with Cocktails, Drs. May and Tim Hindmarsh open with the refrain we’ve all heard—“safe and effective”—and ask whether corporate medicine is quietly redefining what “care” even means.

The headliner: Pfizer’s new “Pfizer for All” direct-to-consumer platform.

Tim argues it’s not healthcare—it’s a sales funnel. Today it triages conditions that match Pfizer’s catalog; tomorrow, he says, the costly human licensure bottleneck gets replaced by an “AI clinician” that nudges you to brand-name meds while you click through a waiver. Convenience wins, competition loses, and patients become customers in a closed loop.

They jump to a free-speech eyebrow-raiser: a criminal probe in Germany over a social-media insult about a politician’s weight. The point isn’t to be crass; it’s to ask where the line lands when governments police speech—and how quickly platforms and policy spill into medical discourse itself.

Then comes the jaw-dropper: a major hospital allegedly lost a patient’s skull flap after life-saving surgery—then billed him for the custom replacement. It’s darkly comic until you remember it’s someone’s head. The takeaway is simple: systems built for billing and throughput don’t always serve human beings.

Finally, marketing meets medicine with Barbie-branded kids’ vitamins and “bedtime essentials.” Are cleaner ingredients good? Sure. But the pink glass bottles, sticker sheets, and stacked subscriptions highlight a trend: solving lifestyle with labels and gummies instead of habits and food. As Tim & May sip Florida vodka and swap storm stories, the thread through every segment is the same—when profit drives the platform, patients need sharper BS detectors than ever.

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