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Get Healthy ~ Stay Healthy

Essential4Health

Get Healthy ~ Stay Healthy

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“Introduction to Ayurveda in Respiratory Disease and Research” features Nina Bracken (MSN, ACNP-BC) and pulmonary expert Prashanth Muthukrishnan (MD) as they explore how Ayurvedic principles connect phenotype, behavior, and chronic illness. Through real-life case studies and current research, they unpack the root causes behind conditions like asthma, COPD, and obesity. Listeners will learn how daily routines, personalized nutrition, and Ayurvedic insights can support long-term wellness—offering both clinicians and curious minds a fresh path toward truly individualized care.

“Introduction to Ayurveda in Respiratory Disease and Research” features Nina Bracken (MSN, ACNP-BC) and pulmonary expert Prashanth Muthukrishnan (MD) as they explore how Ayurvedic principles connect phenotype, behavior, and chronic illness. Through real-life case studies and current research, they unpack the root causes behind conditions like asthma, COPD, and obesity. Listeners will learn how daily routines, personalized nutrition, and Ayurvedic insights can support long-term wellness—offering both clinicians and curious minds a fresh path toward truly individualized care.

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Introduction to Ayurveda in Respiratory Disease and Research

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Prashanth Muthukrishnan, Tania Von Visger

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Lung Health, Alternative Medicine, Inflammation

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About The Host

Nina Bracken (MSN, ACNP-BC) is an advanced practice nurse and Director of Clinical Research Operations at the University of Illinois Chicago. She hosts Breathe Easy, a podcast from the American Thoracic Society exploring holistic and evidence-based tools for respiratory wellness. Through conversations on mindfulness, integrative medicine, and chronic lung conditions, she helps listeners breathe easier with practical, science-backed insights.

Nina Bracken (MSN, ACNP-BC) is an advanced practice nurse and Director of Clinical Research Operations at the University of Illinois Chicago. She hosts Breathe Easy, a podcast from the American Thoracic Society exploring holistic and evidence-based tools for respiratory wellness. Through conversations on mindfulness, integrative medicine, and chronic lung conditions, she helps listeners breathe easier with practical, science-backed insights.

About The Guest

Prashanth Muthukrishnan (MD) is a pulmonary and critical care physician who explores integrative approaches to respiratory illness, including Ayurvedic-based treatment models. He serves as Assistant Professor of Medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Tania Von Visger (PhD, APRN, CNS, PCCN) is a nurse scientist focused on mindfulness and self-care strategies for lung conditions. Her research bridges clinical nursing and mind-body therapies to support patients with chronic respiratory disease.

Prashanth Muthukrishnan (MD) is a pulmonary and critical care physician who explores integrative approaches to respiratory illness, including Ayurvedic-based treatment models. He serves as Assistant Professor of Medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Tania Von Visger (PhD, APRN, CNS, PCCN) is a nurse scientist focused on mindfulness and self-care strategies for lung conditions. Her research bridges clinical nursing and mind-body therapies to support patients with chronic respiratory disease.

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