This is the last episode of this fantastic series. I have to say that without supplements and complementary medicine it would be difficult to advance our health and this series has made that clear and offered suggestions. This episode contains ..........
Today you will hear a stunning story of recovery. Terry Wahls is an outlier in so many ways, she’s beat incredible odds with her own health. Her story will have you cheering for her.
Dr. Wahls is remarkable and brilliant. Her contribution to the health of so many others is incalculable.
What better way to end the series than to have her share her inspiring story and the research that led to her own healing and turned the treatment of neurodegenerative disease upside-down?
You’ll hear her story, learn her protocol and the EXACT supplements she uses to bring about amazing results.
We’ll also hear from Ben Greenfield, who will have the majority of us wondering what we’ve done with our lives. He’s inspiring and incredibly knowledgeable. He is like a walking test lab for everything you can think of.
Tom Aarts offers us a perfect synopsis of the supplement world. The things to be aware of, the future they hold, the benefits they provide.
I can’t pick a favorite episode if you asked me, but this one is up there. We’re ending on a really high note with Episode Nine!
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You know, I don't think there was much on that condition. I may have missed some portions, though. I checked my few notes. There was mention of some prescriptions meds which might CAUSE osteo but don't recall which. These two hour sessions were so difficult to keep up with.
But I have to say I am looking again at probiotics as they have new types or just new to me but Grace Liu said they studied the microbiome from those people who live to be 100 and found certain microbes they attribute to longevity. I wrote down what sounded like colostrious but don't think it's correct. (They didn't spell anything for you) Obviously it helped bones if they lived that long, right? Since they can signal messages and open pathways, who knows what can happen. There is one probiotic she raved about the effectiveness containing over a hundred flora called Equilibrium.
Are you using a good vitamin D3 with K2 and magnesium? I also use progesterone by Forefront which you use on your gums.
Dr. Wahls has been on many summits speaking about her MS and her journey to get out of a wheelchair. Electrical stimulation was a big part. She went to the and looked at the nutrient
chart at Linus Pauling Institute. She had been a vegetarian (wonder if that contributed to MS for lack of B12) so she made changes in her diet(sort of Paleo) and began a steady improvement and I think within a year she was out of her wheelchair and back on her bike.
She worked very, very hard from many angles but it shows that your body is eager to heal and even terrible neurological symptoms of myelin attack can reverse to a great extent.
Tom Brimeyer of Forefront seems to agree with the great Ray Peat who said progesterone with vitamin E applied to the gums is the best entry point. Dr. Jon Barron is the one who said it had a lot to do with growing bone. Of course the adrenal glands are important for progesterone. How about magnesium either threonate or glycinate?
I haven't had a dexa scan in so long I really have no idea. I used to take Boron which you might consider taking also Strontium and the hydoxyapatite calcium from Ethical Nutrients.
After seeing this latest Summit on Supplements, I think there are so very many companies putting "fairy dust" in capsules so they can say it is included in the formula. Thorne was one company most approved of and the one you can actually find easily. They were not impressed with many you find on Amazon so I'm going to look at the companies whose formulators were on the summit. Initially they were told they did not want any to try to sell THEIR products during the summit so you had to catch a very split second label under their name at the beginning of each interview to find their company. I didn't realize that at first so missed so many.
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