Q & A Podcast on Oxidation, Cholesterol, Anemia, Mold & Mycotoxins
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Welcome to another Q&A episode with Melissa and Dr. Jockers. Today, they'll talk about issues around oxidative stress, anemia, mold exposure, and eliminating mycotoxins after the successful colonization of molds. They also answer prevalent questions about cholesterol and food recommendations for those who are dealing with anxiety and depression. Learn the steps you can take to heal naturally and the tests that can help you isolate the specific conditions you might be going through with your health.
"Somebody that's insulin resistant and more inflamed has higher inflammatory markers. They have these small dense LDL particles. Whereas the large, fluffy LDL particles have more fat-soluble antioxidants like Vitamins E and A which helps them have less oxidative stress."
-Dr. David Jockers
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In This Episode:
- How you'd like your triglyceride levels to range after a fasting blood test and the type of diet that can help bring your triglycerides down
- What we discovered that disproved the belief of modern medicine that all LDLs are bad
- Understand how, from a functional perspective, low ferritin doesn't necessarily mean anemia
- 3 big things we need to ask to properly identify a case of anemia
- Learn how molds drive up inflammation throughout the body
- Natural strategies and tips for clearing out mycotoxins
- Discover the human equivalent of rusting or browning and what causes it
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-Website -https://drjockers.lpages.co/nutrition-coaching-melissa/
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- Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/DrDavidJockers
- YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/djockers
- Website – https://drjockers.com/
- If you are interested in being a guest on the show, we would love to hear from you! Please contact us here! - https://drjockers.com/join-us-dr-jockers-functional-nutrition-podcast/
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