
Evidence-based ramblings on human resilience. For practitioners, deep health seekers, athletes, and Type A's on gut health, physiology, acute and chronic illness, and modern plant medicine.
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Evidence-based ramblings on human resilience. For practitioners, health seekers, athletes and Type A's on gut health, physiology, and natural medicine.
I am a retired gastroenterologist with a keen interest in the microbiome, immunity, and mitochondria. I write blog articles about gut health, wellness, exercise, nutrition, mental well-being, and photobiomodulation.
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