John and Mark discuss the growing and largely under recognized problem of iodine deficiency. The explore the connection between iodine deficiency and human health with an emphasis on thyroid disease. An overview of testing and lifestyle-supplement strategies are reviewed.
John and Mark discuss the growing and largely under recognized problem of iodine deficiency. The explore the connection between iodine deficiency and human health with an emphasis on thyroid disease. An overview of testing and lifestyle-supplement strategies are reviewed.
John and Mark briefly explore the connection between social connection, community and population health. In addition they look at the environmental and health impact GMOs can have and how best to reduce one’s exposure.
John and Mark briefly explore the connection between social connection, community and population health. In addition they look at the environmental and health impact GMOs can have and how best to reduce one’s exposure.
Mark reviews the powerful role environmental toxins play in human health. he will explore some current thinking with respect to the mechanisms that link environmental toxins to human biology, reasons some are at greater risk, and how one can begin to reduce the toxic burden in their lives.
Mark reviews the powerful role environmental toxins play in human health. he will explore some current thinking with respect to the mechanisms that link environmental toxins to human biology, reasons some are at greater risk, and how one can begin to reduce the toxic burden in their lives.
Mark and John compare a typical western clinical approach to metabolic syndrome and autoimmunity with a more integrated, nutritional intervention approach. They examine the potential to shift-reverse a biologic trajectory that could transform the life experience of an individual.
Mark and John compare a typical western clinical approach to metabolic syndrome and autoimmunity with a more integrated, nutritional intervention approach.
At the end of the day might it be true that we, as homo sapiens, are merely elaborate vehicles for the propagation of the microbiome?
John and Mark continue their discussion on:
1. Environmental factors that have led to changes in the human microbiome
2. The connection between an altered microbiome (dysbiosis) and “leaky gut”
3. How leaky gut leads to a disrupted immune-inflammatory-autoimmune response for
many
4. Actionable lifestyle and food choice steps to improve microbiome diversity and
reduce “leaky gut”.
At the end of the day might it be true that we, as homo sapiens, are merely elaborate vehicles for the propogation of the microbiome?
John and Mark continue their discussion on:
