• 219 || BEST OF Guests: What Your Poop is Telling You: Solving Digestion Problems with Charis Sederberg

  • May 7 2024
  • Length: 50 mins
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219 || BEST OF Guests: What Your Poop is Telling You: Solving Digestion Problems with Charis Sederberg

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  • Welcome to the BEST OF Guests Series, where I give you some of my most popular guest interviews from past episodes!

    You can be eating the healthiest foods in the world, but if you aren't optimizing your digestion, you'll still see health issues like bloating, heart burn and weight gain. This goes beyond chewing slowly and eating undistracted. In this episode I talk with Charis Sederberg, oncology nurse and holistic nutritionist, who breaks down (get it, lol) everything you need to know about digestion!

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