How To Recover From IBD Without Surgery & Medication

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Why Your Skin Isn’t Healing: The Gut, Hormone & Inflammation Connection

Early in my career, I noticed that patients’ skin often improved as we addressed their nutrition and gut health. That changed how I approached skin concerns and taught me to look beneath the surface for contributing factors. Today, I’m joined by triple board-certified dermatologi ...  Show more

The Supplements, Foods, and Habits I Use to Stop a Cold Before It Starts

Why do some people catch every cold going around while others rarely get sick? Your immune system isn’t something you simply “boost” with one supplement—it’s shaped every day by your sleep, diet, stress, gut health, nutrient status, and metabolic health. In this episode, I’m join ...  Show more

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