Dr. Pejman Katiraei

For the patients, clinically.

Like every now and then it would work, but it wasn't a slam dunk.

And it certainly wouldn't explain all of the weirdness that I was seeing.

And I'll give you examples.

Like I still focus a lot on the gut.

Don't get me wrong.

I still do the probiotics, the immunoglobulins, all this fancy stuff to fix the gut.

In all my kiddos with eczema, allergies, gastrointestinal issues, growth problems, I would do all of these things for them, let's say 10 years ago.

20 or 30% of the time, it would work well.

67% of the time, it was marginal at best or didn't produce much results.

When you look at certain things, like for instance, let's say glyphosates and pesticides, right?

It's not to say that these things are good, and it's not to say that they don't cause problems.

They do cause problems.

They're very problematic.

Now, you have to understand the degree of exposure to understand how much harm these things can cause.

In ordinary everyday life, so those of us that live in suburban city environments, outside of our food supply, our exposure levels are pretty low.

Now, if you lived in an agriculture area- To specifically, you're talking about pesticides and glyphosates.

Pesticides and glyphosates, right.

Now, you may be spraying some around your house.

You may live near a golf course.