The Orthomolecular Guy
Kevin Kirkpatrick MSc.The Othomolecular Guy is a bimonthly newsletter that provides science-based nutrition to help my readers cut through the noise and make informed decisions that yeild life-changing results for their wellness.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 34 | Subscribers | Read | orthomolecularguy.substack.com |
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Reversing Fatty Liver Disease Part 4: The gut-liver axis is why your fatty liver isn’t healing.
A deep dive into how dysbiosis of the gut, and dysregulated bile flow, directly cause/worsen fatty liver disease and stall your healing-and how to fix it at last.
Fatty liver disease part 3. How glycine treats the underlying metabolic cause of most fatty liver disease.
##### OrthomolecularGuy Functional Nutrition is a service of Kevin Kirkpatrick, CN, Msc. Kevin holds a Certified Nutritionist designation from the State of Washington and a master’s degree in Human Nutrition from the University of Bridgepo...
Thank you for your patience! New article coming out in 2-3 days on the gut-liver axis cause of fatty liver disease.
Greetings to my dear readers, subscribers, and friends. You might have been wondering when part 3 of my fatty liver disease series will be published.
Reversing Fatty Liver disease part 2: choline deficiency is killing your liver. Let's talk about why and how to fix it.
Choline deficiency causes fatty liver disease. This is a deep-dive into why this is the case, and also how to safely raise your choline levels while minimizing cardiac risk.
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Clinical and functional nutritionist with a master's degree and an all-consuming passion to create life-changing and life-saving knowledge and put it out in the world.
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