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Physicians and other experts help you reverse disease and reclaim your health; we explain, and teach, you how. If you are trying to prevent or undo a chronic illness, this is your podcast. For more information: cprhealthclinic.com Your genetics are not your destiny. 80% of chronic health problems can be reversed, or prevented- this includes conditions like heart disease, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, and on and on. Join specialists in disease reversal and prevention on a journey that will show you how to take control of your health back into your own hands. The way you live can save your life. Columbus Prevent and Reverse focuses on helping you change your behavior so that you actually do what you say you will. We only use methods that are supported by good evidence. For more information on our services, check out cprhealthclinic.com and make a free appointment. (we do not provide medical care) Disclaimer: While we give evidence-based information on this podcast, your personal details and situation are not known to us. Make sure you‘re discussing health-improving strategies, including what we talk about on this podcast, with your physician.
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Tuesday May 14, 2024
Tuesday May 14, 2024
Is it possible that the key to combating Parkinson's disease lies hidden within our own gut bacteria? This episode of 'The Unseen Influencers: Gut Bacteria's Role in Shaping Parkinson's, Part 1,' delves into this intriguing question. With insights from renowned researchers Dr. Scheperjans and Dr. Auvinen, we embark on an extraordinary journey through the latest scientific discoveries at the intersection of neurology and microbiology. Prepare to be enthralled by the evidence pointing to our gut's role in shaping the outcomes of Parkinson’s disease, as we uncover new hopes for diagnosis and treatment. By the end of our discussion, you’ll see the gut-brain connection in a whole new light. Tune in to unlock the mysteries of how microscopic organisms could hold the power to change the lives of millions affected by Parkinson's.
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