Dr. Steve Zodkoy

03/18/2026

03/15/2026

for a lot of woman starts after they give birth. They just never feel “right”. It may be depression, anxiety or just never fully feel themselves again. This is a sign of post partum depression or post partum PTSD. It indicates that your brain never switched from the stress of giving birth to joy of motherhood which means you have brain inflammation. This issue is missed by doctors and has time goes on you get diagnosed with parasites, yeast , etc but you don’t heal cause of the root issue.
How to address post partum PTSD or brain inflammation. 1. DHEA 2. Omega-3. 3. Adaptogens

03/13/2026

In order to get a good night sleep your body and mind need to know its sleep time. Bright lights, TV , phone and brain stimulation tells the brain to wake up and be alert. So do this 1. Dim the bedroom lights 2. Turn temperature down to 67 4. Take a hot shower by candlelight. 5. Go to bed and read a fun or simple book. The cooling of your body and the relaxing atmosphere will put you into a deep sleep. The phone, setting your alarm, going downstairs, the Tv all ruin this process.

03/09/2026

Supplements that help. DHEA helps reduce brain inflammation and restore memory. OMega -3 is a powerful anti inflammatory. Huperzine A is an awesome product to improve memory, focus, & cognitive function. Brain fog is a sign that COVID is still in your system and a full detox protocol is also needed

03/08/2026

this is not a political statement, it is an explanation of what is going on. This is not new or a single event, this intermingled dependency has shaped America from the beginning. I do not have the answer! I simply wanted to give context.

03/05/2026

Support for liver detoxification milk thistle, artichoke, B vitamins, glutathione and Fiber. Support for autonomic nervous system ashwaganda, holy basil, cordecype . Also remove toxins from your daily routine especially cleaning and beauty products

03/04/2026

My initial consult is 30-60 minutes. This gives you and me time to talk and explore the root cause of your health issues. Doctors are overwhelmed with just doing something about your symptoms that they often miss tell-tale signs of other health issues.

03/02/2026

02/26/2026

I have 35 years treating “untreatable” patients back to health. How can I get results for some of the most
difficult and chronic cases? The answer lies in the patient’s history!

When I speak with a patient (in the office or via telehealth) I am look for clues, not just to what is wrong, but
to what approach will work best to help them heal. It is not just about getting to the root cause. A successful treatment plan must
move a patient forward on their healing journey without causing them to feel worse.

I have seen 1000s of patient that were on the right protocol at the wrong time! This idea refers to the point that a patient may not be
physically, mentally or biochemically ready or able to heal from their root issue. This occurs when a patient has been suffering from an issue
for a long time, they are just too weak to heal. I determine this by asking, “how do you feel on a scale of 1-100 both physically and mentally”.
A person who answers below 70 needs to be built up and strengthened before healing the root cause; failure to do this step will cause them to feel worse and to stop.

The other big factor is whether a patient’s original issue started with a pathogen (bacteria, yeast, mold, virus, or bacteria). Any long-term health issues that started with a pathogen indicates that a biofilm has been created. A biofilm is a protein matrix that protects the original pathogen but also attracts other pathogens. This is a key point because going after the original infection often leads to the secondary pathogens growing out of control.

I don’t think anyone reads these comments, let us find out. If you have been suffering with a chronic illness and need help call my office at 732-308-0099 and schedule a telehealth consultation. Mention you read this IG message and save 20% (30 minute consults are normally $250, save $50).