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#328: How to Get to the Root Cause of Autoimmune Disease with Donna Mazzola

Fifty million people in the US are suffering from autoimmune diseases, yet nobody seems to be talking about this epidemic. When you can better understand why you are experiencing the symptoms that you are, you can better control those symptoms and provide your body with what it needs to heal itself. Don’t settle for suffering without answers; it is time to get to the root cause of your autoimmunity today.

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#324: How Doctors Convince Women That Their Symptoms Aren’t Real and How We Continue to Misdiagnosis with Elinor Cleghorn

Throughout history, women have been subjected to gaslighting when it comes to their pain and symptoms through claims of hysteria and frameworks of racism and misogyny. This belief is still prevalent in the medical system today and is why so many women go undiagnosed or dismissed for so long. However, by analyzing history and becoming our own advocates, we can shift the culture and the paradigm of how women are treated in the medical system in the US and worldwide.

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#322: How Nutrient-Depleted Is Our Food Today and What We Can Do About It With Jenn Trepeck

There are many reasons why we are generally eating less nutrient-dense foods than we have historically. The truth is that while you may think you are making healthy decisions, the food we eat today does not have the same nutritional benefits as it used to. This is why it is so important to learn how to make access and understanding of whole food easier for the benefit of everyone.

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#319: Red Flags: 10 Ways We Gaslight Women in Medicine Today

As women, we visit the doctor seeking answers, pain relief, and support. Instead, we end up fighting stereotypes. Healthcare providers say our symptoms aren’t real. And we are treated as if we are overreacting. Women are more likely to have their pain minimized, their symptoms dismissed, and tests refused. This mishandling of complaints leads to delays in diagnosis and treatment, causing more pain and health problems.

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