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395: Perimenopause Weight Loss + Counting Macros: What You’re Doing Wrong w/ Amber Brueseke


Ever feel like your metabolism is broken, especially in your late 30s and 40s? Then you know the steep and frustrating challenge that is perimenopause weight loss. Hormonal shifts during…

394: Can Psoriasis Go Away? Latest Integrative Psoriasis Treatment Ideas w/ Dr. Mamina Turegano


If you wonder “Can psoriasis go away?”, believe that psoriasis is more than just a “skin problem,” and want to know about integrative psoriasis treatment options (that your doctor doesn’t talk…

393: TRUE or FALSE: Is Milk Bad For You? w/ Dr. Bill Schindler


Dairy has been labeled as inflammatory and unhealthy for years — but is it true? Is milk bad for you? Does dairy cause inflammation or aggravate autoimmune disease? Most store-bought dairy today has…

392: Improving Hidradenitis Suppurativa HS Treatment With GLP1 Weight Loss Meds (NEW RESEARCH) w/ Dr. Steven Daveluy


Can GLP-1 medications be a helpful hidradenitis suppurativa HS treatment? These medications are best known for GLP1 weight loss and more balanced blood sugar—but their benefits may extend to help…

391: Why I Broke My Gluten Free Diet After 16 Years + Started Eating Gluten Again (What I Recommend To Clients with Gluten Sensitivity)


I guess it’s official because I finally broke my gluten free diet and am no longer gluten-free. Yep, after 16 years of being a diehard gluten free diet advocate (and even running a whole business…

390: Histamine Intolerance, MCAS + Mastocytosis: What’s The Difference? w/ Dr. Mariana Castells


While histamine intolerance is on the milder to moderate side of the spectrum, Mastocytosis is the most severe form of mast cell issues. Unlike mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), mast cell…

389: Topical Steroid Withdrawal Treatment Using Traditional Chinese Medicine {NEW RESEARCH} w/ Dr. Olivia Hsu Friedman, DACM


What’s the best Topical Steroid Withdrawal treatment? It’s still tricky to say, but we’re definitely getting closer to answers. If you’re dealing with TSW skin symptoms, know that Topical Steroid…

388: GI Map Stool Test Analysis: ChatGPT vs Clinical Nutritionist (Which Is Better?)


Ever wondered what would happen if you handed AI your GI Map stool test results for analysis? With ChatGPT just a click away, more people are turning to artificial intelligence for help with…

387: Hydrogen Sulfide Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth Diet, Symptoms, SIBO Testing Challenges, Treatments w/ Dr. Allison Siebecker, ND


Wondering if you have IBS or maybe even SIBO, but a small intestine bacterial overgrowth diet doesn’t help? Most people don’t know that there’s a third type of SIBO called hydrogen sulfide Small…

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