Mind Body Detox Podcast

75: The Inflammation Equation - Reversing the Root Cause of Disease without Meds or Needles with Dr. Tom O'Bryan

Kara Lovehart Season 3 Episode 73

Episode 75: The Inflammation Equation – Reversing the Root Cause of Disease Without Meds or Needles with Dr. Tom O'Bryan

In Episode 75 of the Mind Body Detox Podcast, host Kara Lovehart, a Mind-Body Psychic Medium and Executive Intuitive Business Coach, sits down with special guest Dr. Tom O'Bryan to explore the powerful connection between inflammation, environmental toxins, gluten, autoimmune diseases, and chronic illness. Dr. O'Bryan explains how these factors contribute to disease and how we can reverse the root causes without relying on medication or needles.

Environmental toxins are a growing threat to public health, impacting everything from infertility to autoimmune disorders. Did you know that in 2023, an average of 186 foreign chemicals were found in the umbilical cords of newborn babies? Dr. O'Bryan unpacks this alarming issue and provides actionable insights on how to protect your family from these hidden hazards. This episode dives deep into gut health, the microbiome, and how gluten plays a role in inflammation and food sensitivities, offering listeners a roadmap to better health.

Key Topics Covered:

  • Common Environmental Toxins Affecting Family Health
  • The role of gluten as a toxin—Is it the gluten or the chemicals sprayed on it?
  • Autoimmune conditions and chronic inflammation
  • Gut health, leaky gut, and the importance of the microbiome
  • Infertility and its link to environmental toxins

About Dr. Tom O’Bryan:

Dr. Tom O’Bryan is an internationally recognized speaker and expert on food sensitivities, environmental toxins, and autoimmune disease. He is a teaching faculty member for the Institute for Functional Medicine and the National University of Health Sciences. Known as the "Sherlock Holmes" of chronic disease, Dr. O’Bryan is the author of You Can Fix Your Brain and The Autoimmune Fix.

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