00:00 – should I be concerned about cacao?
01:04 – going keto and burning fat. Are excess toxins being eliminated?
02:30 – do you help people with schizophrenia?
04:51 – is organic butter okay to eat on a gluten free diet?
06:20 – can severe stenosis be reversed?
07:10 – my son has colitis, any suggestions?
08:20 – I had a flare of ulcerative colitis, how do I stop it?
08:57 – is there an alternative to NSAIDS for pain post surgery?
09:34 – what should I do for severe constipation (going only once per month)?
10:20 – what about food combining i.e. fruit with meat, etc?
11:20 – What do you think about I.V. vitamin infusions?
16:12 – what rice is safe to eat?
16:37 – how do you figure out which supplements are the best?
17:10 – my dad has low blood pressure and is in dialysis. Should we be avoiding foods?
18:13 – can digestive enzymes help with leaky gut?
18:43 – is going carnivore the best way to heal IBS?
19:22 – can leaky gut cause itching of the skin? Tinnitus?
20:10 – is your hemp supplement good for leaky gut?
20:59 – how do you increase your stomach acid if you have low amounts of it?
22:03 – is it better to take a B12 supplement that melts on your tongue vs. one you swallow?
23:16 – how serious are probiotic side effects if your immunity is low?
24:39 – is it safe to use sodium citrate?
25:12 – what gums are safe?
26:44 – how long after beginning bacterial supplementation will you start to see effects?
27:25 – words of advice for a parent of a child with two pancreatitis hospitalizations?
28:30 – why do oncologists say to avoid Vitamin C on chemo?
29:45 – Diagnosed with celiac and colitis and am currently on steroids. What should I do?

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