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"Beyond Wellness Radio," hosted by Dr. Justin Marchegiani, offers a compelling dive into the realm of functional medicine. As a recognized authority, Dr. Marchegiani employs a comprehensive, evidence-based approach, exploring topics such as nutrition, fitness, hormonal balance, gut health, and the management of chronic diseases. The podcast features enlightening interviews with experts from diverse backgrounds, detailed discussions on the latest health trends, and practical advice for integrating wellness practices into everyday life. Anchored by Dr. Marchegiani's firm belief in the body's natural healing capabilities under the right conditions, "Beyond Wellness Radio" serves as an educational and motivational resource for listeners seeking to enhance their health and overall well-being.
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Oct 27, 2020

Top 7 Nutrients to Heal Your Gut | Podcast #294

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Dr. J starts the podcast off with some stats, more than 3 million Americans have serious gut issues and acid-blocking medication is high on the list of meds most often bought. Does this surprise you? Dr. J is sharing seven nutrients that encourage healing in the gut.

Dr. J looks at some root causes like food allergens, not enough stomach acid or enzymes, chronic stress, or over-exercising. Tackle the low-hanging fruit and set a good foundation for your gut to heal.

Our first powerful nutrient for gut-healing is Zinc to help decrease gut permeability. Next is Glutamine, some people even use this as their first line of defense for the gut because it's so good for you. Glutamine will help heal and restore your gut and can be used in combination with N-acetylglycine. Collagen is also a great low-hanging fruit since it has plenty of glycine in it unless you're doing a lot of bone broth soups, you could likely use more collagen. Aloe soothes the gut and the inflammation present because of its anti-inflammatory properties. Dr. J also mentions peppermint in passing, while not part of the Top 7 list, it is still very good for your gut.

Moving on, Dr. J lists a sulfur compound, Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM). Also known as methyl sulfone or dimethyl sulfone, it is known for relieving inflammation and has antioxidant properties to help stabilize cells in your gut. Stay until the end, Dr. J mentions Licorice and other nutrients to help heal the gut.

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Oct 16, 2020

Why Can't I Tolerate Probiotics - Probiotic Intolerance | Podcast #293

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You've seen the commercials, probiotics are made out to be this product you take that makes you feel wonderful, but what if it doesn't? What if you take probiotics and have to run to the bathroom and feel terrible instead? Dr. J is looking at probiotic intolerance, what probiotics are, how they work, and why they might not be working for you and what you can do instead.

Probiotics are beneficial bacteria, they're meant to help restore your gut flora. You can get probiotics by consuming fermented food (kimchi, saurekraut, pickles, yogurt, kombucha) or supplementing. They can be used to help with poor bowel movement and generally improve digestion.

If you experience negative symptoms after taking probiotics it's most likely linked to your gut. If you have a lot of bad bacteria (overgrowth of e. coli, citrobacter, etc.) in your gut, it's important you work on those first. Symptoms of probiotic intolerance can be sudden bloating, gas, constipation or diarrhea. You may also experience brain fog.

Dr. J continues by discussing what else you can do in place of probiotics, how you should seek treatment for what ails your gut, and more.

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Oct 6, 2020

Natural Ways To Increase Your Glutathione Levels | Podcast #292

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Dr. J is in the house with a full podcast on glutathione, what it is, what it does, what happens when you don't have enough of it, what nutrients you need to maximize glutathione, and how you can boost your glutathione levels naturally.

First things first, what is glutathione? It is a tripeptide composed of three amino acids: cysteine, glutamine, and glycine. These are sulfur-rich amino acids which you find mostly in animal products, while you can get some vegetable-derived sulfur amino acids, veggies are low in these specific amino acids.

Some conditions associated with low glutathione are Alzheimer's, cancer, chronic liver disease, cognitive issues, cystic fibrosis, diabetes, hypertension, lupus, immunodeficiency, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's, neurodegenerative issues, and more (note: low glutathione is not the root cause of these but is often associated). Dr. J further supports this sharing studies and explaining the mechanisms. We even look at medical studies proving glutathione increases apoptosis (the growing and dying of cells) and the antioxidant capacity, showing glutathione to be a cytoprotective (it protects cells). Dr. J and Dr. Evan Brand go on to discuss which foods are high in glutamine, glycine, and cysteine. They mention whey protein, sulfur-rich foods like bok choy, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, kale mustard greens, and turnips. High-quality beef, chicken, fish, and eggs are great for intercellular nutrients (which most vegetables don't have much of, so proteins are very important). This podcast is packed with the basics and complexities of glutathione, Dr. J has mentioned it many times in previous podcasts and now we have a better understanding of why he's such a big advocate!

References: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6770193/pdf/nutrients-11-02073.pdf
https://www.hindawi.com/journals/omcl/2013/972913/#:~:text=While%20GSH%20deficiency%2C%20or%20a,observed%20in%20many%20cancer%20cells.

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