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Topics: 1. What’s new for you from Diane & Liz [3:20] 2. A new thing I’m into lately: not lifting heavy (gasp!) [12:21] 3. Response to fermented cod liver oil report [20:08] 4. Approach supplements in general [44:04] 5. #treatyoself: Primal Kitchen Mayo [51:24] Additional resources: Chris Kresser’s recent post on the topic. Chris Masterjohn’s recent post on the topic. …
Topics: 1. What’s new for you from Diane [1:59] 2. Digestive function – normal and abnormal, signs and symptoms [8:15] 3. Stress response and stomach acid production [32:21] 4. Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO)[44:22] 5. FODMAPs [1:03:10] 6. Gut pathogens [1:08:16] 7. Weight loss resistant pathogens [1:13:58] 8. The best nutritional approaches for gut healing [1:20:18] [smart_track_player url=”http://www.blogtalkradio.com/balancedbites/2015/04/02/185-best-of-chris-kresser–all-about-digestion.mp3″ color=”00aeef” title=”#185: …
Special guest: Chris Kresser This podcast is dedicated to all things digestion. Topics covered include: Digestive function – normal and abnormal, signs and symptoms FODMAPs Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) Gut pathogens Maintaining healthy gut flora The best nutritional approaches for gut healing Notes: Digestive Wellness for Children by Elizabeth Lipski, SIBO – What Causes It and Why It’s So Hard …
On Wednesday the 19th Chris Kresser will be joining us on the Balanced Bites podcast to discuss digestive health. Topics covered will include: FODMAPs Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) Gut pathogens Maintaining healthy gut flora The best nutritional approaches for gut healing Liz and I regularly talk about the very practical, how-to side of addressing health and nutrition related concerns, but we’re …
Words can’t express how excited I am about the Q&A session I had with Chris Kresser recently. Many of you may be familiar with Chris’s work over at The Healthy Skeptic where he writes about important topics like heart disease and cholesterol, depression, thyroid disorders, diabesity (diabetes + obesity) and many more. I decided to ask Chris some questions since …
It seems I’ve become a bit well-known in my community as “the bacon girl.” Maybe it’s because I always seem to be eating, posting pictures of, and wearing T-shirts proclaiming my love for bacon. I’m okay with that nickname, but I have wanted to write this post for quite sometime now in order to explain my choice to consume what …