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29. Surprising Health Problems Caused by Leaky Gut

Episode Summary

Coiled up in each of us is approximately 30 feet of intestines. This tube is technically outside of our bodies, and for us to be able to use the nutrients we eat our GI tract must be able to digest and absorb them. Every day we consume all types of food and drinks, but rarely do most people think about what happens after they swallow. Until something goes wrong.

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Key Takeaways To Tune In For

  • [01:00] What is leaky gut
  • [01:30] Symptoms of leaky gut
  • [02:11] 3 major reasons that cause leaky gut
  • [03:30] Why does low stomach acid occur 
  • [04:30] Questions asked to screen for low stomach acid
  • [05:15] Symptoms of low stomach acid 
  • [06:00] Important roles stomach acid plays in the body 
  • [07:15] Symptoms of intestinal dysbiosis 
  • [08:45] Typical medical response to acid reflux 
  • [09:13] How stomach acid production is tested
  • [10:03] Food intolerance can cause decreased absorptions of nutrients by creating chronic inflammation in the intestines
  • [10:45] Symptoms of silly act disease 
  • [11:21] What is IgG
  • [12:28] How the body reacts to food intolerance
  • [13:00] Explanation of eczema and joint pain
  • [14:46] Why Chronic stress can cause low stomach acid
  • [17:00] Relaxation is vital for promoting health

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77. Environmental Toxins and Women’s Health with Dr. Marianne Marchese

77. Environmental Toxins and Women’s Health with Dr. Marianne Marchese

Chemicals in the environment disrupt the normal activity of the thyroid, estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. They also deplete vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and neurotransmitters, causing health problems. Without even knowing it, you’re being exposed every day. Dr. Marianne Marchese talks about these chemicals, how they increase the risk for endometriosis, cancer, infertility and other health problems.

76. What Your Doctor Doesn’t Tell You About Osteoporosis

76. What Your Doctor Doesn’t Tell You About Osteoporosis

What your doctor doesn’t tell you about this disease is likely the most important thing you need to know. The discussions around osteoporosis with healthcare professionals is too often limited to bone mineral density and medications. But more than half of people who start osteoporosis medications discontinue them and a bone density test predicts less than half of people who will break a bone. Today I share with you how I talk to patients. You’ll come away knowing how to expand the conversation with your healthcare provider and what you can do to be in the driver’s seat when it comes to your own health.

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