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3 Trends Preventing You from Getting Healthy (Podcast 63)

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We sat down to discuss 3 common trends we're seeing in private 1-on-1 consulting. Things like Liver Toxicity, Adrenal Fatigue, Female Hormone Dysregulation, and Cortisol Dysregulation.

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YAY, we got a new podcast image too! How fun is that? ha-ha.

In honor of this… Steve and I finally did another podcast together (first time in over a year).

We sat down to discuss 3 common trends we’re seeing in private 1-on-1 consulting.

These trends took us years to realize after seeing them over and over in our private practice.

Things like…

… Liver Toxicity

… Adrenal Fatigue

… Female Hormone Dysregulation

… and Cortisol Dysregulation.

Any one of these issues can prevent you from getting healthy. They can leave you stuck. They can keep you sick for a long time… no matter what you’re doing with diet and supplements.

That’s why we got together to discuss these common sticking points and what you can do about them…

On This Podcast on Trends, You’ll Learn:


2:00 What’s up with the new 3-day rule?
4:00 Behind the scenes of my controversial ‘Ugly Truth’ post
15:30 Why your liver could be preventing you from getting healthy
26:03 The ‘female hormone’ red flag you shouldn’t ignore
33:00 The ‘Cortisol-Inflammation’ connection and why it’s holding you back

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Let us know if you’d like to see more podcasts like this.

– Jordan

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About Jordan Reasoner

Jordan Reasoner is a health engineer and author. He was diagnosed with celiac disease in 2007 and almost gave up hope when a gluten-free diet didn’t work. Since then, he transformed his health using the SCD Diet and started HealthyGut.com to help others naturally heal stomach problems. You can check out his story here and find him on Google+, Facebook or Twitter.

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