Dr. Will Cole
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 3d ago
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Our brain is rich with these vitamin D receptor sites.
Our mood, so important.
Our nervous system, so important.
Our immune system, so important.
Our cardiovascular health, it's so important.
And then on top of that,
These environmental toxin burdens, it's depleting these nutrients because the body's spending more than it's taking in.
So most of our telehealth patients, when they're meeting us, they are supplementing, but they're still deficient.
So yes, it's a gut health and absorption issue, but I also think it's an expenditure issue that when the body's stressed out, it's just utilizing more magnesium, vitamin D3 and B vitamins to just maintain homeostasis or even try.
That makes sense.
To maintain homeostasis.
So when you kind of deregulate or de-stress the body, improve gut health, lower inflammation, then the expenditure goes down.
And you can like, okay, just use food as medicine and not be dependent on supplements so much.
When you do a lab, is that measuring gut health, like a blood test?
Blood tests can measure some gut biomarkers, like lipopolysaccharides is one.
This is a bacterial toxin that when you hear people talk about leaky gut syndrome, right?
Things are passing through the gut that shouldn't be able to pass through the gut.
That is the seminal event of what researchers say triggers inflammatory problems, autoimmune problems.
So that can be measured via blood, but typically a gut health test is going to be stool and then some blood biomarkers.
Blood tests are looking at your metabolism, hormones, inflammation levels, the immune system, cardiometabolic markers.
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