Ben Fuchs and Dave Michaels explore how the body signals mineral needs through changes like hair loss, bags under the eyes, and weakening bones. They discuss the role of biotin in hair health, how osteoporosis develops, the healing benefits of honey, and why keloid scarring occurs in some people.

In Episode 34 of The Mineral Way, Dave Michaels and Ben Fuchs explore Ozempic Face and Butt, what rapid weight loss can reveal about nutrient depletion, and why painkillers often mask problems instead of solving them. They also discuss Gluco Gel Caps, colorectal cancer risk, dermatitis, and how Fucoid Z fits into supporting gut, immune, and skin health—connecting the dots between symptoms and what your body may really be asking for.

Episode 33- Cholesterol Clues and Fucoid Z

Ben and Dave break down how cholesterol deposits really form in the arteries and why inflammation plays the bigger role. They highlight the benefits of Fucoid Z for supporting the body's repair systems and overall circulatory health. The show also touches on cherry angiomas, what they signal, and why sprouted foods — from sourdough cookies to seeds and grains — can boost digestion and nutrient absorption.

Episode 32 – Microplastics, Microbiomes & the Truth About Your Thyroid

In this information-packed episode, Ben and Dave cover the health topics listeners keep asking about — from everyday challenges to deep-dive biochemistry. They explain how to protect your body from microplastics, why Osteo FX remains a cornerstone of structural nutrition, and what really works for stubborn toenail fungus. You'll also learn the difference between the microbiome and the mycobiome, how biotin and thyroid health influence hair loss, what to understand before a heart ablation, and why pterygium develops in the eyes. The show wraps with a breakdown of the ketogenic diet, healthy fats, and how the Budwig diet relates to inflammation and skin lesions.

Episode 31- Untangling the Big Issues: From Blood Pressure to Hair Loss and Everything In-Between

Episode 31 of The Mineral Way dives into some of today's most important health challenges, as Ben Fuchs and Dave Michaels break down the real connections between hypertension, cholesterol, heart health, and atherosclerosis while also exploring the hormonal factors behind male and female hair loss, the roles of estrogen and testosterone, and what emerging insights reveal about conditions like Parkinson's disease. Packed with clear explanations and practical takeaways, this episode helps listeners understand how nutrient support and smarter daily habits can influence long-term wellness.

Episode 30: "Balancing Pressure, Minerals, and Menopause"

In this episode of The Mineral Way, Dave and Ben explore the critical role of minerals and nutrition in maintaining balance through life's many stages. The discussion opens with Ultimate Daily Classic—a cornerstone supplement for supporting healthy blood pressure, circulation, and cardiovascular strength—and dives into how nutrient deficiencies can quietly undermine those systems. The conversation then turns to iron levels and menopause, highlighting how changing hormones affect mineral absorption and overall vitality. Ben introduces Youngevity's newest product, HOPE, formulated specifically to help women manage menopause-related symptoms naturally. From there, the show ventures into the science and controversy surrounding Ivermectin, before wrapping with an in-depth look at colloidal minerals and chelation, and how these processes help the body detoxify and restore balance.

Episode 29 – The Mineral Way: "Move, Balance, and Thrive"

In this episode of The Mineral Way, Ben Fuchs and Dave Michaels explore how the right combination of movement, mindset, and minerals can help you live longer and feel stronger. The conversation dives into how exercise and targeted supplementation support brain and body health, touching on topics like Parkinson's disease, bipolar condition, and blood sugar balance.

They also discuss the importance of clean, mineral-rich water and the role of filtration systems in maintaining overall wellness. From staying active to aging gracefully, Episode 29 is all about how small, consistent steps—both physical and nutritional—can add years to your life and life to your years.

Episode 28 – Rest, Repair, and Recovery

Dave and Ben explore how the body heals, rests, and rebuilds itself from the inside out. They discuss natural ways to improve sleep through melatonin and GABA, the connection between blood sugar control and brain health, and how "type 3 diabetes" may contribute to dementia. The conversation also covers powerful adaptogens like ashwagandha for stress, niacin for circulation, creatine for energy and muscle repair, and turmeric for inflammation. Dave shares insights on recovering from knee surgery and how these nutrients work together to restore balance, reduce stress, and promote deeper healing.