Here For Healing

In this episode, Carly Brown sits down with airway-focused dentist Dr. Kalli Hale, co-founder of The Airway Dentists, to uncover what most families are never told about the connection between breathing, jaw development, root canals, and long-term health.

Dr. Kalli shares how mouth breathing, narrow palates, sleep-disordered breathing, and early orthodontic choices can shape a child’s brain development, behavior, and even their risk for chronic illness later in life.

Carly and Dr. Kalli unpack why airway-focused dentistry needs to become the new standard, what parents can realistically look for at home, and how simple, earlier interventions (like Toothpillow) can change a child’s trajectory before problems become “normal” in adulthood.

From snoring and bedwetting to ADHD labels and oppositional behavior, this episode offers parents a radically different lens for understanding their child’s health—starting with how they breathe at night.

This episode dives into:
What airway-focused / biological dentistry is and how it differs from conventional dentistry
Why “normal” snoring, grinding, and mouth breathing in kids are not actually normal
How sleep-disordered breathing can drive inflammation, behavior issues, learning challenges, and ADHD/ODD-like symptoms
The surprising connection between root canals, hidden jaw infections, systemic inflammation, and even cancer
Why so many kids today have narrow palates, crowded teeth, and underdeveloped jaws
The critical role of nasal breathing and why children should become “obligate nasal breathers”
Signs of airway restriction parents can look for: mouth breathing, open-mouth posture, grinding, dark circles, restless sleep, bedwetting, and more
How traditional orthodontics often move teeth without fixing the jaw and airway foundation
Why upper-only expanders can fall short—and why lower jaw development matters for airway and facial growth
How tools like Toothpillow support jaw development, tongue posture, and nasal breathing during key growth years
What can happen in adulthood if airway issues go unaddressed: sleep apnea, hypertension, blood sugar dysregulation, weight struggles, exhaustion, and increased cardiovascular risk
Why prevention and early intervention with kids are far more powerful than trying to “fix” sleep apnea and metabolic issues later in life
Whether you’re a parent who wants to be proactive about your child’s health or you’re an adult wondering if your own sleep, mood, or energy struggles might trace back to your mouth and airway, this episode will leave you informed and empowered.

📚Free Resources:
Get your child's free pediatric airway assessment through Toothpillow here. When the assessment asks who referred you, enter: Carly Brown. During checkout, you’ll see an option for a personalized video review. Use promo code: CARLYBROWN to make the $50 video review completely FREE.
🧠Recommended Reading:
“Why We Sleep” by Matthew Walker

🦷Connect with Dr. Kalli Hale
Website: https://theairwaydentists.com
Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/theairwaycentereddentist
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theairwaydentists/

Follow Carly Brown on Instagram: @itscarlybrown

About the Guest:
Dr. Kalli Hale is the co-founder and Chief Clinical Officer of The Airway Dentists, a group of practices in Houston dedicated to ridding the world of sleep-disordered breathing. Coming from a multi-generational family of dentists, she began as a conventional practitioner before a deep dive into mercury safety, root canal infections, and airway health transformed her approach. Dr. Kalli has advanced training in airway dentistry, sleep-disordered breathing, and pediatric growth and development, and has treated hundreds of children and adults with airway-focused appliances. Her mission is to help families understand how breathing, sleep, jaw development, and oral health are inseparable from whole-body wellness—and to make effective, preventive airway care more accessible to kids everywhere.

In this deeply informative episode, Carly Brown sits down with Jeanne Reilly, Registered Dietitian, mother of two, and Co-Founder of I Am Nurtured, for a conversation that reframes how we think about maternal nutrition, fertility, and postpartum recovery.
With over a decade of experience in prenatal and postnatal nutrition research and clinical practice, Jeanne breaks down why most conventional prenatal advice falls short—and how many women unknowingly enter pregnancy already depleted. Together, Carly and Jeanne explore how proper nutrient repletion before, during, and after pregnancy can profoundly impact hormone balance, mental health, energy, recovery, and baby’s development.
From folate vs. folic acid to choline, thyroid health, postpartum depletion, and baby’s first foods, this episode offers grounded, research-backed insight for women who want to feel supported rather than drained by motherhood.
This episode dives into:
Why most over-the-counter prenatal vitamins are not designed to meet women’s real needs

Folate vs. folic acid and why this distinction matters for both mom and baby

The overlooked importance of choline, methylated B vitamins, iron, iodine, selenium, and vitamin D

How nutrient depletion impacts postpartum recovery, mood, energy, hair loss, and mental health

What women can do in their 20s to support hormone health before pregnancy

How to replete nutrients after long-term hormonal birth control use

The role of inflammation, blood sugar balance, and environmental toxins in fertility and hormones

Why conventional baby foods like rice cereal may not be ideal first foods

Baby-led weaning, early allergen exposure, and building a resilient immune system

How to simplify nutrition decisions and find trustworthy resources in an overwhelming wellness landscape

Whether you’re planning for pregnancy, currently pregnant, postpartum, or simply wanting to support long-term hormonal health, this episode offers clarity, reassurance, and practical next steps.

Free Resources:
Guide to Preventing 5 of the Most Common Discomforts of Pregnancy & Postpartum

Information sheet on I Am Nurtured Prenatal & Postnatal Supplements

📚 Recommended reading by Lily Nichols:
Real Food for Fertility

Real Food for Pregnancy

🌿 I Am Nurtured:
Website: https://www.iamnurtured.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamnurtured/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iamnurtured/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iamnurtured

Follow Carly Brown on Instagram: @carlyloveskale

About the Guest:
Jeanne Reilly is a Registered Dietitian, mother of two, and the Co-Founder of I Am Nurtured, a holistic prenatal and postnatal supplement company created to support parents from pre-conception through postpartum and beyond.
With over a decade of training and experience in prenatal and postnatal nutrition research, practice, and application, Jeanne combines professional expertise with personal passion to address the often-overlooked nutritional and hormonal challenges women face throughout motherhood. Her work focuses on providing research-backed, bioavailable vitamins, minerals, and botanicals in the ideal forms and amounts needed to support fertility, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and long-term maternal health.
Jeanne is deeply committed to helping women feel nourished, supported, and empowered in their bodies—so they can thrive through every stage of parenthood.

In this episode, Carly Brown sits down with pediatric biological dentist Dr. Sarah Carpenter, owner of Homegrown Pediatric Dentistry in Spicewood, Texas, to explore what most parents are never taught about children’s oral health.
This conversation goes far beyond cavities.
Dr. Sarah shares how airway development, mouth breathing, tongue and lip ties, feeding practices, and jaw development are deeply connected to a child’s sleep, behavior, focus, and long-term health. Together, Carly and Dr. Sarah unpack why prevention focused pediatric dentistry matters, what parents can look for at home, and how early intervention can help support healthier outcomes as children grow.
From nutrition and the oral microbiome to tongue posture and myofunctional therapy, this episode offers parents a whole new lens for understanding their child’s health starting with the mouth.
This episode dives into:
What makes biological pediatric dentistry different from conventional dentistry
Why airway health may matter even more than cavities
Signs of airway restriction parents can look for, including mouth breathing, grinding, dark circles, and restless sleep
How mouth breathing can impact sleep quality, focus, mood, and long-term wellbeing
The role of tongue posture and jaw development in creating space for teeth and improving the airway
How feeding practices such as breastfeeding, bottle feeding, and baby-led weaning influence jaw and facial development
Pacifiers, thumb sucking, and why timing matters for palate shape
Hydroxyapatite as a fluoride alternative and other safer material swaps in pediatric dentistry
What myofunctional therapy is and when it can be helpful
When palate expansion is considered and the different options available
Tongue and lip ties, including when revision is helpful and when it may be unnecessary
Why common issues like grinding are not always normal
If you are a parent who wants to be proactive rather than reactive about your child’s health, this episode will leave you feeling informed, empowered, and ready to ask better questions.

Resources:
Dr. Sarah Carpenter • Homegrown Pediatric Dentistry, Spicewood, Texas (https://homegrownpediatricdental.com/about-doctor/)

Other esources mentioned in this episode
Hydroxyapatite toothpaste as a fluoride alternative for remineralization
Myofunctional therapy to support tongue posture and nasal breathing
Baby led weaning to encourage chewing and jaw development
Oral microbiome support through diet and preventive care
Follow Carly Brown on Instagram: @carlyloveskale

About the guest:
Dr. Sarah Carpenter is a pediatric biological dentist and the owner of Homegrown Pediatric Dentistry in Spicewood, Texas. She has advanced training in airway focused pediatric dentistry, myofunctional therapy, and tongue and lip tie assessment. Her approach emphasizes prevention, education, and whole body health, recognizing the connection between oral health, sleep, breathing, growth, and overall wellbeing. As a mother of three, Dr. Sarah brings both professional expertise and personal insight into helping families support their children’s long term health from an early age.

In this deeply eye-opening episode, Carly Brown sits down with Del Bigtree, award-winning producer, investigative journalist, and founder of the Informed Consent Action Network, for a conversation that challenges mainstream narratives and calls us to reclaim medical sovereignty.
Best known for his documentary Vaxxed and now the groundbreaking film An Inconvenient Study, Del shares the pivotal moments that pulled him from mainstream media and launched him into one of the most controversial and critical health conversations of our time: vaccine safety, regulatory failure, and the untold stories of vaccine-injured children.
Together, Carly and Del explore the real data behind childhood chronic illness, why "safe and effective" is a slogan rather than a scientific truth, and how parents are the last line of defense in an increasingly coercive medical system.If you're a parent, caregiver, or someone who believes in bodily autonomy, this episode will leave you informed, empowered, and emboldened to ask better questions.
This episode dives into:
Del’s journey from The Doctors to the frontlines of health freedom
What the CDC whistleblower case revealed about vaccine data manipulation
Why there are no placebo-based safety studies for the childhood vaccine schedule
The real story behind An Inconvenient Study and why it was nearly buried
Shocking findings from a vaccinated vs. unvaccinated study at Henry Ford Health
How pharma controls media, politics, and medical institutions
The FDA’s pattern of approving dangerous drugs and shielding vaccine data
The rise in chronic illness among children and its overlooked root causes
The myth of “settled science” and the courage it takes to ask hard questions
Practical advice for parents navigating mandates, medical pressure, and informed choice

Whether you're questioning the current system or newly awake to its flaws, this episode is your reminder: you are not alone, and your intuition is worth listening to.

🔗 Resources & Connections
Del Bigtree
Website: thehighwire.com
Watch the documentary: An Inconvenient Study – aninconvenientstudy.com
Non-profit: Informed Consent Action Network – icandecide.org
Instagram: @highwirenews + @delbigtree

Watch the Study: The vaccinated vs. unvaccinated study discussed in this episode is featured in Del’s documentary An Inconvenient Study, including footage of his private conversation with the lead researcher. You can watch the full film and access related resources at aninconvenientstudy.com

Follow Carly Brown on Instagram: @carlyloveskale

About Del Bigtree Del Bigtree is a prominent investigative journalist, media producer, and public health advocate known for his critical work in exposing corruption within the pharmaceutical industry. He is the founder of the non-profit Informed Consent Action Network and host of The HighWire, a science-based weekly show viewed by millions. Del gained international recognition for producing Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe and most recently released An Inconvenient Study, a groundbreaking documentary that reveals the suppressed results of a vaccinated vs. unvaccinated health outcomes study. Formerly a producer on The Doctors, Del now dedicates his platform to fighting for medical freedom, transparency, and informed consent.

In this empowering episode, Carly Brown sits down with Dr. Andre Williams—former conventional oncologist turned integrative cancer expert—for a soul-stirring conversation on what it really means to heal.
With over two decades of clinical experience and international training in both conventional and alternative therapies, Dr. Andre shares how walking away from his prestigious hospital role led him to create a more holistic and spiritually aligned approach to cancer care. From the Gerson Therapy and Gonzalez Protocol to vitamin D breakthroughs and deep emotional healing, Dr. Andre reveals the multifaceted nature of true healing.
Together, Carly and Dr. Andre explore why cancer treatment must go beyond just "killing the tumor" and instead address the mind, body, spirit, and the hidden emotions that often lie beneath disease. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by a diagnosis or unsure where to start, this episode offers both hope and clarity for anyone on the healing journey.
This episode dives into:
• What integrative oncology really is and how it merges the best of both worlds
• Dr. Andre’s decision to leave conventional oncology and create Teshuva Wellness
• How the Gerson Therapy and Gonzalez Protocol support the body's innate healing
• The four arms of healing: cancer cell destruction, detoxification, nutrition, and emotional work
• Why emotional trauma can block healing—and how releasing it changes everything
• The problem with prognosis and why Dr. Andre never uses the word
• Vitamin D resistance and breakthrough treatments for autoimmunity and cancer
• The importance of slowing down, forming meaningful relationships, and protecting your inner world
• Dr. Andre’s new course: The 15-Minute Cancer Decision -- empowering patients with clarity and choice
• Carly’s personal story of healing and the powerful overlap with Dr. Andre’s teachings
If you or a loved one are navigating a diagnosis, or you want to prevent illness from the inside out, this episode is your reminder: you are not powerless. You are the CEO of your healing.
🔗 Resources & Connections
Dr. Andre Williams
• Clinic: Teshuva Wellness (Montego Bay, Jamaica) https://www.teshuvawellnessja.com/
• Podcast: Healthy Reasonings https://open.spotify.com/show/36T2tVWTD4u3x5ykKTltGm
• Instagram:@wellnessdocjamaica
• Course: The 15-Minute Cancer Decision (launch details inside episode)
Follow Carly Brown on instagram: @carlyloveskale
About Dr. Andre
Extensively trained as a conventional oncologist, Dr. Andre Williams received an international award from the American Society of Clinical Oncology for his work in a developing country. He later pursued further international training in proven nutrition and wellness strategies, believing the body was built to heal itself. He is certified in both the Gerson® Therapy and the Gonzalez® Protocol, and trained with Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt in Autonomic Response Testing (ART). At his practice in Jamaica, he offers personalized care that integrates medical ozone, neural therapy, and deep emotional healing to restore whole-body wellness.