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,…

405: Staph aureus + Eczema: Why This Inflammatory Bacteria Is A Problem You Shouldn’t Ignore (Especially When Your Skin Flares) w/ Dr. Peter Lio


If you’ve ever felt like your eczema flares come out of nowhere — even when you’re doing everything "right" — a staph infection might be sabotaging your skin’s ability to heal! For many people with…

404: What’s REALLY Causing Picky Eating In Children (And How You Can Get Your Kid To Eat What You Cook) w/ Alyssa Miller RD


Did you know that picky eating might not just be “a phase”? If you've ever felt like mealtime with your child is an emotional rollercoaster, you're not alone. When every plate becomes a battleground…

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…

402: Harnessing A Gut Toxin Binder For Gut Health (How THIS Dairy-Free Colostrum Immunoglobulin Supplement Can Massively Help) w/ Brian Kaufman


What if the key to improving your gut and skin health isn't just probiotics or diet, but a colostrum-based immunoglobulin supplement toxin binder that specifically targets unfriendly gut bugs and…

401: With Skyrocketing Rates of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Colorectal Cancer… Is A Colonoscopy Screening BAD For Your Gut? w/ Dr. Ilana Gurevich


Could your “normal” bloating, fatigue, or skin rash actually be inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)? You might be surprised how often Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis are missed — especially when…

400: Is Tylenol Safe? The Acetaminophen Side Effects That Wreck Your Liver


Is Tylenol safe? That’s the question many of my clients are asking. With all the noise online about acetaminophen side effects, pregnancy, autism, and potential health risks, it’s easy to feel…

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,…

398: Is It Just Forgetfulness? Surprising Early Dementia Signs, Testing, Hidden Triggers w/ Dr. Heather Sandison


Is forgetfulness really just a part of aging—or are there early dementia signs you can look for (and tests) that can help you save your brain from Alzheimer’s? If you've watched or helped a loved one…

397: Got A Whitish Coating On Your Tongue? (Oral Thrush Versus Candida Overgrowth)


Ever look in the mirror, open your mouth, and notice a strange white coating on tongue that just won’t go away—no matter how much you brush or scrape? That coating is often a sign of excess Candida…

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