Dr. Kendal Stewart is a former skull base surgeon who 2 decades ago, went on a path of healing patients through nutrition, genetic testing and other functional methods. He highly sought after physican for all ages who are struggling with their health or want to improve their health for optimal performance.
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Dr. Kendal Stewart is a former skull base surgeon who 2 decades ago, went on a path of healing patients through nutrition, genetic testing and other functional methods. He highly sought after physican for all ages who are struggling with their health or want to improve their health for optimal performance.
Brain Fog Explained: Real Causes, Long COVID, Hormones, and How to Fix It
Coffee With Dr. Stewart
59 minutes
1 month ago
Brain Fog Explained: Real Causes, Long COVID, Hormones, and How to Fix It
In this episode of Coffee with Dr. Stewart, Dr. Kendal Stewart takes on the confusing and frustrating issue of brain fog. He explains what brain fog really is, why it shows up in both healthy and chronically ill people, and the five major causes that most doctors overlook: inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, hormonal shifts, gut health, and methylation problems. From long COVID to postpartum changes to concussion recovery, Dr. Stewart shows why brain fog is a red flag that something deeper is wrong. Instead of quick fixes like stimulants, he shares how genetics, nutrition, targeted supplements, and even advanced therapies can restore clarity and energy.
Coffee With Dr. Stewart
Dr. Kendal Stewart is a former skull base surgeon who 2 decades ago, went on a path of healing patients through nutrition, genetic testing and other functional methods. He highly sought after physican for all ages who are struggling with their health or want to improve their health for optimal performance.
