Podcast link for Dr. Laura Brown on the subject of bile acids.
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Dig deeper and easily understand your health. In a number of recorded videos, Dr. Laura Brown, ND and Jenny Swisher...
Joint pain is marked with stiffness, aches, pain and reduced mobility. It can occur in one or more joints, be one side or both sides of the body. It can occur at any age in any gender in people all around the world. There are many types of joint pain...
Psoriasis? According to research, your diet and health of your gut might offer some relief. That’s what 86% of 1206...
At the site of any organ or tissue damage, there is inflammation. Long term chronic disease is often a result of chronic inflammatory processes that involve reactive oxygen species (ROS). Oxidative stress occurs in the body when free radical cause a large chain of chemical reactions. Gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT), a biomarker...
Endometriosis is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting 10% of reproductive aged women. Genetics, environmental factors, and immune system all appear...
Part of the pumpkin family, Cucurbita pepo is native to the Americas since 1492. Explorers brought C. Pepo to Europe...
Parasites live off their host (you) and have the potential to cause damage such as inflammation and leaky gut. Parasites are passed around through contaminated food and water, day care centres, foreign travel, mosquitoes, pests, pets, and sexual interactions. If there are symptoms, they are usually diarrhea, mucus, blood in...
Early life microbiota influences immunity, gastrointestinal health, metabolism, neurodevelopment, and overall infant health. The infant gut must rapidly accumulate ten...
https://jennyswisher.com/interview-dr-laura-brown/
Join me and Ahna Fulmer in conversation: Ep50: Breaking Down Food Sensitivity & Gut Health Ever wonder if you have food sensitivities? Dr. Laura Brown shares her expertise on identifying signs and symptoms of food sensitivities, and how to improve bad gut health. Don’t miss Dr. Laura’s expert advice on...
