Dr. Leonard Weinstock
The Symptoms Doctors Overlook:
In this episode of The Kimberly Elayyne Show, I sit down with Dr. Leonard Weinstock — one of the leading experts in Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) — to break down what’s really happening in the gut, brain, and immune system. We talk about symptoms doctors often miss, the difference between Consensus 1 and Consensus 2 diagnostic criteria, how hormones and menstrual cycles affect MCAS, why many patients are dismissed, how MCAS impacts surgery and healing, and the treatments and research offering new hope. If you live with MCAS, EDS, dysautonomia, SIBO, or chronic inflammation, this conversation is a must-watch.
Eddie Massey III
Turning Pain into Purpose:
In this episode of The Kimberly Elayyne Show, I talk with Eddie Massey III — the creator behind Solving Dysautonomia on TikTok — whose work sits at the intersection of chronic illness, neuroscience, and AI. Eddie shares his personal journey with dysautonomia, how years of being dismissed by doctors pushed him to build his own wearable technology, and how he’s using data and innovation to give patients a voice. We dive into autonomic dysfunction, PEM, adrenaline imbalance, mental health, caregiver burnout, and the future of neuro-autonomic research. Eddie isn’t just studying dysautonomia — he’s living it, and transforming pain into purpose.
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This documentary truly changed my life.
Understanding Stealth Syndromes is about three often-overlooked conditions — Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS), Dysautonomia/POTS, and Hypermobility — and how they connect and affect the body in ways most doctors never talk about.
Watching it, I saw myself in so many of the patient stories. The years of being dismissed, the confusing mix of symptoms, the exhaustion of trying to get someone to take it seriously...it all hit home. For once, I felt completely seen.
What made this documentary so powerful was hearing from doctors who actually understand these conditions and care deeply about their patients. Seeing them explain the science, validate real experiences, and fight for awareness brought me to tears.
If you live with complex chronic illness, or love someone who does, please watch this. It’s informative, compassionate, and filled with hope. I can’t recommend it enough.