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A lifetime shaped by both conventional medicine and holistic thinking comes into focus through Dr. Mitch Fleisher’s work as a double board-certified family physician with over 40 years of experience. In our conversation, he reflects on his journey into homeopathy and integrative care, and how he has layered different healing modalities throughout his career. We spend time unpacking peptide therapy—how these amino acid chains function in the body, their role in healing, and their application in conditions like inflammation and injury recovery. Dr. Fleischer also shares how peptides and homeopathy can work together, supported by case examples from his practice.

Topics Covered:

• Mitch's Journey into Homeopathy
• The Shift to Homeopathy at Stanford
• Challenges in Conventional Medicine
• Weight Loss and Peptide Use
• Combining Peptides with Homeopathy
• Case Study: Peptides for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
• Peptides for Bone Healing in Elderly Patients
• Addressing Side Effects and Research on Peptides
• Discussion on Transdermal Peptide Patches
• Peptides for Mental Health Support

About my guest:
Dr. Mitch Fleisher is a double board-certified, licensed family physician with over 40 years of experience in integrative and regenerative medicine. His practice includes anti-aging medicine, peptide therapy, stem cell and exosome therapy, musculoskeletal injection therapy, constitutional homeopathy, nutritional and botanical medicine, IV therapy, chelation and detoxification, and bio-identical hormone replacement. He is the originator of Joint Regeneration Therapy (JRT), a non-surgical approach to treating acute and chronic musculoskeletal pain using a combination of anti-inflammatory, restorative, and homeopathic techniques.

Dr. Fleisher has held teaching and clinical roles at institutions including the University of Virginia Health Sciences Center and the Medical College of Virginia, and has served on the faculty of the National Center for Homeopathy and the New England School of Homeopathy. He has lectured extensively in the United States and internationally on homeopathy and nutritional therapy, and has contributed to medical literature as an author, editor, and advisory board member. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians and holds diplomate status in family medicine and homeotherapeutics.

He currently serves as Medical Director of the Center for Integrative & Regenerative Medicine in Afton, Virginia, and continues to work as a clinician, educator, consultant, and researcher in the field of integrative healthcare.

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In this episode, Annie shares how she first discovered homeopathy during university and how her father’s illness led her to explore it more deeply, eventually shaping her career. She talks about her work with HAWL (HOMOEOPATHY AT WELLIE LEVEL), where she helps farmers learn how to use homeopathy to care for their animals and reconnect with their own instincts around animal health. The conversation covers why more organic farmers are turning to alternative approaches, as well as the challenges around regulations and modern veterinary practices. Annie also opens up about the emotional side of the work, including the isolation both farmers and homeopaths can feel. Along the way, she shares practical insights on common remedies used for issues like mastitis and foot-and-mouth disease.

Topics Covered:

• Annie's journey into homeopathy
• The role of homeopathy in animal care
• The emotional connection between farmers and their animals
• importance of holistic approaches to animal health
• Open Courses for Farmers and Animal Care
• Impact of corporate practices on independent vets
• The future of homeopathy in veterinary practices

About my guest:
Annie Batchelor is a registered homeopath (RSHom) based in Salisbury, Wiltshire, United Kingdom, who qualified as a professional homeopath in June 1984 and has decades of clinical experience practicing classical homeopathy. She has contributed to professional homeopathic education through reviewing scholarly literature and participating in teaching and training for students and practitioners. Batchelor has also been involved with Homoeopathy at Wellie Level (HAWL), a not-for-profit organization founded in 2001 that teaches farmers and animal owners how to responsibly use homeopathy to improve animal health, reduce antibiotic use, and support overall farm management. Registered homeopaths and homeopathic veterinarians teach HAWL courses and have trained hundreds of farmers worldwide in applying classical homeopathy to livestock and animals. Known for her compassionate and thoughtful clinical approach, Annie Batchelor continues to support learning, mentorship, and the practical application of homeopathy in both human and animal health contexts.

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“Empathic listening is listening to the entire subjective experience of the patient, which is what classical homeopaths do.” -Dr Brian Kaplan

Dr. Brian Kaplan traces his path from qualifying as a conventional medical doctor in South Africa in 1982 to training in homeopathy at the Royal Homeopathic Hospital in England. Disillusioned with the limited focus on patients’ subjective experiences in conventional medicine, he found a new direction after encountering a book that emphasized careful listening and individualized care. He shares insights from his time at the Royal Homeopathic Hospital, including its history and the diverse philosophies that shaped his training. The conversation explores the therapeutic relationship at the heart of classical homeopathy and the principles behind his book, The Homeopathic Conversation: The Art of Taking the Case. Dr. Kaplan also addresses ongoing skepticism about homeopathy and explains why empathy and attentive case-taking remain central to his practice.

Topics Covered:

• Dr. Kaplan's journey into homeopathy
• The Royal Homeopathic Hospital experience
• The history of homeopathy and its evolution
• The importance of patient experience in healing
• Addressing skepticism and the pharmaceutical industry
• The art of case-taking

About my guest:
Dr. Brian Kaplan is a medical doctor and internationally renowned homeopath with more than 25 years of clinical experience. With a strong foundation in conventional medicine and extensive expertise in classical homeopathy, he has dedicated his career to advancing the quality and depth of homeopathic practice worldwide.

He is especially recognized for his mastery and teaching of case taking—the heart of effective homeopathy. Dr. Kaplan emphasizes that the most pivotal factor in successful treatment is the bond of understanding between practitioner and patient. Through attentive listening, precise observation, and thoughtful analysis, he teaches homeopaths how to uncover the individual story behind the symptoms.

An experienced international lecturer and mentor, Dr. Kaplan has trained practitioners across numerous countries, helping them strengthen clinical confidence, improve remedy selection, and deepen their therapeutic relationships. His clear, practical, and compassionate teaching style continues to inspire homeopaths around the world.

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