Dr. Will Cole

Yeah, so the first part of the question, you said, how do they find out? If we're looking, and this is a oversimplified Venn diagram, but when we started the conversation with these people that don't necessarily have high, these conventional inflammation markers like HSCRP, they don't have maybe super high homocysteine, their metabolic labs look pretty normal.

Yeah, so the first part of the question, you said, how do they find out? If we're looking, and this is a oversimplified Venn diagram, but when we started the conversation with these people that don't necessarily have high, these conventional inflammation markers like HSCRP, they don't have maybe super high homocysteine, their metabolic labs look pretty normal.

Yeah, so the first part of the question, you said, how do they find out? If we're looking, and this is a oversimplified Venn diagram, but when we started the conversation with these people that don't necessarily have high, these conventional inflammation markers like HSCRP, they don't have maybe super high homocysteine, their metabolic labs look pretty normal.

There are obviously a lot of people that have, as I mentioned, 93% of the United States don't have great looking labs. But then there's this other group of people that have these normal markers, but these other biotoxin, inflammatory, immunological type markers

There are obviously a lot of people that have, as I mentioned, 93% of the United States don't have great looking labs. But then there's this other group of people that have these normal markers, but these other biotoxin, inflammatory, immunological type markers

There are obviously a lot of people that have, as I mentioned, 93% of the United States don't have great looking labs. But then there's this other group of people that have these normal markers, but these other biotoxin, inflammatory, immunological type markers

labs and then of course many people can have both right so um and and you're right if someone has a poor metabolic health it's going to exacerbate all as a gasoline on that inflammatory fire that's right he has insulin resistance so you want to check all these boxes like look at metabolic health like we talked about look at those those labs that i mentioned but then look at these other autoimmune type

labs and then of course many people can have both right so um and and you're right if someone has a poor metabolic health it's going to exacerbate all as a gasoline on that inflammatory fire that's right he has insulin resistance so you want to check all these boxes like look at metabolic health like we talked about look at those those labs that i mentioned but then look at these other autoimmune type

labs and then of course many people can have both right so um and and you're right if someone has a poor metabolic health it's going to exacerbate all as a gasoline on that inflammatory fire that's right he has insulin resistance so you want to check all these boxes like look at metabolic health like we talked about look at those those labs that i mentioned but then look at these other autoimmune type

labs and things that will perpetuate these inflammatory flare-ups so to understand inflammation 75 of that's in the gut so if i'm thinking of the average person out there like how do i get more bang for my buck on where do i understand the predominance of that where my immune system resides it's it's going to be in the gut right so getting a good microbiome lab is a good place to start

labs and things that will perpetuate these inflammatory flare-ups so to understand inflammation 75 of that's in the gut so if i'm thinking of the average person out there like how do i get more bang for my buck on where do i understand the predominance of that where my immune system resides it's it's going to be in the gut right so getting a good microbiome lab is a good place to start

labs and things that will perpetuate these inflammatory flare-ups so to understand inflammation 75 of that's in the gut so if i'm thinking of the average person out there like how do i get more bang for my buck on where do i understand the predominance of that where my immune system resides it's it's going to be in the gut right so getting a good microbiome lab is a good place to start

um to look at this landscape depending on the study you know upwards of 100 trillion bacteria in the gut we have about 30 trillion human cells we're exponentially more bacteria than human right it's sort of this oh yeah i think you know in the 90s when there was the teenage mutant ninja turtles remember the villain krang where the brain was inside of the robot i don't know i yeah i'm like

um to look at this landscape depending on the study you know upwards of 100 trillion bacteria in the gut we have about 30 trillion human cells we're exponentially more bacteria than human right it's sort of this oh yeah i think you know in the 90s when there was the teenage mutant ninja turtles remember the villain krang where the brain was inside of the robot i don't know i yeah i'm like

um to look at this landscape depending on the study you know upwards of 100 trillion bacteria in the gut we have about 30 trillion human cells we're exponentially more bacteria than human right it's sort of this oh yeah i think you know in the 90s when there was the teenage mutant ninja turtles remember the villain krang where the brain was inside of the robot i don't know i yeah i'm like

That's how I feel like we are. We all have cranks that are regulating our mood and our immune system and all of that stuff. Well, that's two-thirds of the immune system. So to look at where inflammation originates, there's a lot of gut-centric drivers of inflammation. So I would look at the gut and then look, look at these environmental toxins.

That's how I feel like we are. We all have cranks that are regulating our mood and our immune system and all of that stuff. Well, that's two-thirds of the immune system. So to look at where inflammation originates, there's a lot of gut-centric drivers of inflammation. So I would look at the gut and then look, look at these environmental toxins.

That's how I feel like we are. We all have cranks that are regulating our mood and our immune system and all of that stuff. Well, that's two-thirds of the immune system. So to look at where inflammation originates, there's a lot of gut-centric drivers of inflammation. So I would look at the gut and then look, look at these environmental toxins.

I get a good blood, urine, blood and urine tests to look at these biotoxins like bacteria, viruses and mold. Look at the environmental toxic load like these herbicides, pesticides, microplastics and forever chemicals and heavy metals.

I get a good blood, urine, blood and urine tests to look at these biotoxins like bacteria, viruses and mold. Look at the environmental toxic load like these herbicides, pesticides, microplastics and forever chemicals and heavy metals.