Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

There's elements of who we are as humans that aren't easily definable and yet have a massive impact on our health. And so to me, that is the non-conscious mind, the things that exist outside of our conscious mind, and the presence potentially of trauma. And I've seen this firsthand many times.

There's elements of who we are as humans that aren't easily definable and yet have a massive impact on our health. And so to me, that is the non-conscious mind, the things that exist outside of our conscious mind, and the presence potentially of trauma. And I've seen this firsthand many times.

There's elements of who we are as humans that aren't easily definable and yet have a massive impact on our health. And so to me, that is the non-conscious mind, the things that exist outside of our conscious mind, and the presence potentially of trauma. And I've seen this firsthand many times.

And the reason why I want to point this out is that I actually had a patient who I can tell you with clarity that I was trying to do all of my tricks. She had ulcerative colitis. I was trying to do all my tricks. I was trying to do the plant-based thing. She was not getting better. And ultimately what changed everything was when we got to a point where we discovered together that like her job was,

And the reason why I want to point this out is that I actually had a patient who I can tell you with clarity that I was trying to do all of my tricks. She had ulcerative colitis. I was trying to do all my tricks. I was trying to do the plant-based thing. She was not getting better. And ultimately what changed everything was when we got to a point where we discovered together that like her job was,

And the reason why I want to point this out is that I actually had a patient who I can tell you with clarity that I was trying to do all of my tricks. She had ulcerative colitis. I was trying to do all my tricks. I was trying to do the plant-based thing. She was not getting better. And ultimately what changed everything was when we got to a point where we discovered together that like her job was,

was horrible. And she would go to work and her boss would demean her, not just to her face, but in front of her peers. And like getting in the car in the morning was enough to get her heart rate to jump up. And so it takes a lot of audacity to to leave a job and she did she did it and when she did the healing was instant and because it was never a matter of the plants being the problem

was horrible. And she would go to work and her boss would demean her, not just to her face, but in front of her peers. And like getting in the car in the morning was enough to get her heart rate to jump up. And so it takes a lot of audacity to to leave a job and she did she did it and when she did the healing was instant and because it was never a matter of the plants being the problem

was horrible. And she would go to work and her boss would demean her, not just to her face, but in front of her peers. And like getting in the car in the morning was enough to get her heart rate to jump up. And so it takes a lot of audacity to to leave a job and she did she did it and when she did the healing was instant and because it was never a matter of the plants being the problem

it was a matter of a misdiagnosis and the problem being something that the conventional healthcare system doesn't really acknowledge, which is the reality that we are human and that we have a soul and that soul can be injured through trauma. And that sometimes the best healing that we can do is actually to heal that part of ourselves that is not physical, but is, you know, who we truly are though.

it was a matter of a misdiagnosis and the problem being something that the conventional healthcare system doesn't really acknowledge, which is the reality that we are human and that we have a soul and that soul can be injured through trauma. And that sometimes the best healing that we can do is actually to heal that part of ourselves that is not physical, but is, you know, who we truly are though.

it was a matter of a misdiagnosis and the problem being something that the conventional healthcare system doesn't really acknowledge, which is the reality that we are human and that we have a soul and that soul can be injured through trauma. And that sometimes the best healing that we can do is actually to heal that part of ourselves that is not physical, but is, you know, who we truly are though.

I think that sometimes that's what we really need.

I think that sometimes that's what we really need.

I think that sometimes that's what we really need.

I started a company called 38 Terra and 38 T-R-A, this means 38 trillion. That's in reference to the 38 trillion bacteria that we have living inside of our gut. And basically the backstory, Drew, is that as a gastroenterologist, It is completely part of our process and has been for a very long time to use supplements with our patients. So that could be prebiotic fiber supplements.

I started a company called 38 Terra and 38 T-R-A, this means 38 trillion. That's in reference to the 38 trillion bacteria that we have living inside of our gut. And basically the backstory, Drew, is that as a gastroenterologist, It is completely part of our process and has been for a very long time to use supplements with our patients. So that could be prebiotic fiber supplements.

I started a company called 38 Terra and 38 T-R-A, this means 38 trillion. That's in reference to the 38 trillion bacteria that we have living inside of our gut. And basically the backstory, Drew, is that as a gastroenterologist, It is completely part of our process and has been for a very long time to use supplements with our patients. So that could be prebiotic fiber supplements.

It could be probiotics. It's in our guidelines. This is mainstream gastroenterology. And I was doing this with incredible success in my clinic for many different years. Um, so like if you came in to see me in the clinic on the very first visit, there was legitimately a 90 or 95% chance that I was going to send you home using a fiber supplement.

It could be probiotics. It's in our guidelines. This is mainstream gastroenterology. And I was doing this with incredible success in my clinic for many different years. Um, so like if you came in to see me in the clinic on the very first visit, there was legitimately a 90 or 95% chance that I was going to send you home using a fiber supplement.