Ep 88: The link between gut health and alcohol use disorder (part 1) with Josh Dech
Have you ever noticed that the more medications you take, the more you seem to need? We were given antibiotics as kids. Allergy and acne medications in our teens. Birth control in our twenties. Antidepressants in our thirties. And now, we take pills for autoimmune disorders, migraines, irritable bowel, arthritis and…
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