Dr. Allen Bookatz
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1,037 appearances
12 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 5d ago
Dr. Allen Bookatz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So, and it stops doing its normal day job.
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Stiffens up, shifts into the defense mode.
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And that is the brilliant, wonderful short-term survival move, right?
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We we absolutely need it.
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But the problem is when the cell gets stuck there.
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So we have tissues that are technically alive, passing every test, but it were locked in this defense instead of doing the actual work.
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So everything else with regard to repair, maintenance, um, you know, all that is on hold.
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And so going back to what we talked about today, the gut microbiota is a good example of why this matters.
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It's not just this bag of germs that we try to manage or suppress, you know, or supplement.
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It's this highly complex co-evolved network that's been doing its job for a very, very long time.
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And when those cells are out of danger mode and they're working, then the brain gets the signals that
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that it needs to feel safe and think clearly and hold a steady, wonderful, positive mood that can maybe I'll say manage the traffic.
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But when
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But for us, we use when we use metabolomics to find where that network's actually breaking down.
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And then we correct it, we're not just quieting a symptom.
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We're we're actually coaxing those cells back out of the cell danger response and we're bringing them into normal, optimal functioning.
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And we're asking why the symptoms keep showing up in the first place.
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And that's what we continually go back to.
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And that's really the
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whole shift that health is not something that we force.
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