Ancient humans ate dirt-covered root vegetables and fermented foods loaded with bacterial fragments, and that constant low exposure could explain why modern hygiene is backfiring on our health. I had a great conversation with Dr. Steven Gundry about lipopolysaccharides, those inflammatory molecules from gram-negative bacteria that trigger massive immune reactions when injected, yet seem to calm the system when we eat tiny amounts from plants, spices, grains, and soil. He explains wh...
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Ancient humans ate dirt-covered root vegetables and fermented foods loaded with bacterial fragments, and that constant low exposure could explain why modern hygiene is backfiring on our health. I had a great conversation with Dr. Steven Gundry about lipopolysaccharides, those inflammatory molecules from gram-negative bacteria that trigger massive immune reactions when injected, yet seem to calm the system when we eat tiny amounts from plants, spices, grains, and soil. He explains wh...
The Gut's Hidden Control Over Your Brain, Inflammation, and Immune System | Dr. Vincent Pedre
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The Gut's Hidden Control Over Your Brain, Inflammation, and Immune System | Dr. Vincent Pedre
A sensitive stomach and endless antibiotics as a kid left Dr. Vincent Pedre with a wrecked gut he never understood until much later. Now, he helps thousands rebuild their guts to quiet inflammation, sharpen the mind, and live longer with real energy. In this episode, we unpack why leaky gut quietly drives most chronic issues today, how endotoxins from bad bacteria trigger weight gain and insulin resistance, and the surprising truth behind acid reflux that keeps millions on unnecessary meds....
Live Beyond the Norms
Ancient humans ate dirt-covered root vegetables and fermented foods loaded with bacterial fragments, and that constant low exposure could explain why modern hygiene is backfiring on our health. I had a great conversation with Dr. Steven Gundry about lipopolysaccharides, those inflammatory molecules from gram-negative bacteria that trigger massive immune reactions when injected, yet seem to calm the system when we eat tiny amounts from plants, spices, grains, and soil. He explains wh...
