Dr. Steven Gundry

And the more people understand that this is merely a response to what's going on in the gut, that's how this young lady with Parkinson's reversed her Parkinson's because there was no longer a threat

And the more people understand that this is merely a response to what's going on in the gut, that's how this young lady with Parkinson's reversed her Parkinson's because there was no longer a threat

And the more people understand that this is merely a response to what's going on in the gut, that's how this young lady with Parkinson's reversed her Parkinson's because there was no longer a threat

And we are no longer at threat level five or whatever it was, and we could stand down and we can also watch microglia actually nibbling like Pac-Man, the dendrites of the neurons communicating to other neurons, trying to bring guys back into the fort circle, the wagons, because the Indians are attacking. And so we can watch this.

And we are no longer at threat level five or whatever it was, and we could stand down and we can also watch microglia actually nibbling like Pac-Man, the dendrites of the neurons communicating to other neurons, trying to bring guys back into the fort circle, the wagons, because the Indians are attacking. And so we can watch this.

And we are no longer at threat level five or whatever it was, and we could stand down and we can also watch microglia actually nibbling like Pac-Man, the dendrites of the neurons communicating to other neurons, trying to bring guys back into the fort circle, the wagons, because the Indians are attacking. And so we can watch this.

And I was lecturing at a neuroscience conference at Harvard a few years ago about this. And one of the professors stood up and he says, so what's wrong with moderation and everything? And because I was saying, look, here's the cause of leaky gut. We got to get these guys stop this. And he's going, what's wrong with moderation? And I said, that's fine.

And I was lecturing at a neuroscience conference at Harvard a few years ago about this. And one of the professors stood up and he says, so what's wrong with moderation and everything? And because I was saying, look, here's the cause of leaky gut. We got to get these guys stop this. And he's going, what's wrong with moderation? And I said, that's fine.

And I was lecturing at a neuroscience conference at Harvard a few years ago about this. And one of the professors stood up and he says, so what's wrong with moderation and everything? And because I was saying, look, here's the cause of leaky gut. We got to get these guys stop this. And he's going, what's wrong with moderation? And I said, that's fine.

If you want moderate memory loss, moderate heart disease, moderate arthritis, go right ahead. I don't want that.

If you want moderate memory loss, moderate heart disease, moderate arthritis, go right ahead. I don't want that.

If you want moderate memory loss, moderate heart disease, moderate arthritis, go right ahead. I don't want that.

I'm not against pharmaceuticals. They have a place, but I view them, if I break my leg, I'm going to let somebody put a cast on it and my leg will heal, but I certainly am not going to need a cast the rest of my life. Once it's healed, I don't need the cast.

I'm not against pharmaceuticals. They have a place, but I view them, if I break my leg, I'm going to let somebody put a cast on it and my leg will heal, but I certainly am not going to need a cast the rest of my life. Once it's healed, I don't need the cast.

I'm not against pharmaceuticals. They have a place, but I view them, if I break my leg, I'm going to let somebody put a cast on it and my leg will heal, but I certainly am not going to need a cast the rest of my life. Once it's healed, I don't need the cast.

And I view a lot of these pharmaceuticals, whether for instance, a statin drug or an SSRI as potentially beneficial until we can fix the underlying problem. And the underlying problem I submit is gut dysbiosis and a leaky gut. And what's interesting with these SSRIs is that indeed They do change the gut microbiome into a much more rich, biodiverse gut microbiome than when you started with.

And I view a lot of these pharmaceuticals, whether for instance, a statin drug or an SSRI as potentially beneficial until we can fix the underlying problem. And the underlying problem I submit is gut dysbiosis and a leaky gut. And what's interesting with these SSRIs is that indeed They do change the gut microbiome into a much more rich, biodiverse gut microbiome than when you started with.

And I view a lot of these pharmaceuticals, whether for instance, a statin drug or an SSRI as potentially beneficial until we can fix the underlying problem. And the underlying problem I submit is gut dysbiosis and a leaky gut. And what's interesting with these SSRIs is that indeed They do change the gut microbiome into a much more rich, biodiverse gut microbiome than when you started with.

And people with depression and anxiety have a really dysbiotic gut microbiome with some bad actors that have overgrown. And a lot of this is thanks to the active ingredient around glyphosate, which actually targets Larry Paxton, The tryptophan serotonin pathway bacteria and kills them and allows other bugs which are resistant around up to flourish.

And people with depression and anxiety have a really dysbiotic gut microbiome with some bad actors that have overgrown. And a lot of this is thanks to the active ingredient around glyphosate, which actually targets Larry Paxton, The tryptophan serotonin pathway bacteria and kills them and allows other bugs which are resistant around up to flourish.