415: What Causes Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)? (And Sneaky Food Sensitivity Triggers) w/ Dr. Izabella Wentz


Bloating after meals, constipation, or rushing to the bathroom out of nowhere are all signs of irritable bowel syndrome. And the truth that no doctor will tell you is that irritable bowel syndrome…

413: Are Infant Drool Rash + Cradle Cap Eczema Red Flags For Babies? w/ Jennifer Brand, MS, MPH, CNS


What if I told you that there are certain clues (like the infant drool rash) that can be potential eczema red flags? Signs that could tell you that there’s something brewing, allowing you the…

About That Skin Rash… Can It Be Candida?


Candida is a yeast microorganism that’s responsible for vaginal infections, thrush (a yeast infection in your mouth), athlete’s foot, and other yeast skin rashes. A vaginal or oral yeast infection is…

411: Why Do I Suddenly Have High Cholesterol In Menopause? (And How Do You Fix It Naturally?) w/ Dr. Eve Henry


High cholesterol in menopause and perimenopause is shockingly common! Blindsided by sudden spikes in cholesterol, blood pressure, or even blood sugar as you hit your 40s has become a rite of passage.…

410: Can a Candida Test Be Wrong? Three Reasons Why You Can’t Always Trust Stool Tests For Candida Overgrowth


If you've ever been told that your Candida test from stool came back negative, but you're still struggling with candida overgrowth symptoms, including thrush, seborrheic dermatitis, dandruff, or…

409: How To Stop Tinnitus (What Ringing In Your Ears Warns About Your Health) w/ Dr. Ben Thompson


If you’re wondering how to stop tinnitus… that awful, annoying ringing in your ears that makes it hard to hear and even sleep, this is the episode for you! This persistent condition differs from…

408: Tough Truth: Why Won’t Your Rash Go Away? (Why A Skin Rash Root Cause Analysis Is So Important)


Have you ever felt like you’ve tried everything to fix your chronic skin condition — only to still wake up each day with rashes that itch, burn, or flare at random? If that sounds familiar, you might…

406: Histamine Intolerance Symptoms: Everything You Know Is Wrong (And Why A Low Histamine Diet Won’t Stop Chronic Hives)


Do you feel like you get crazy histamine intolerance symptoms as your body reacts to everything — certain foods, smells, stress, or even the weather? Maybe you’ve got itchy skin, random rashes,…

403: Crazy Link Between High Oxalate Diet, Candida Overgrowth + Heavy Metals (Especially If You Get Kidney Stones)


Oxalates (and a high oxalate diet) have gotten a bad rap—especially if you’ve ever dealt with kidney stones or stumbled across alarming health forums. Some claim oxalates are toxic and should be…

399: Natural Perimenopause Treatment Using Maca Root Powder (What The Research Says + How It Helps Menopause AND Manopuase In Men) w/ Dr. Deanna Minich


Have you ever tried maca root powder for perimenopause treatment and wondered why it didn’t work? Or maybe it made your symptoms worse? While maca is often touted as a catch-all hormone balancer,…

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