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Potcast 231: Talking Shit With the Rabbi
Episode 231

Potcast 231: Talking Shit With the Rabbi

We’re talking shit with Rabbi Donald Maher about the importance of poop for removing toxins and improving overall health. We talk mineral deficiencies and the most bioavailable solution to avoid symptoms like skin conditions, cramps, headaches and hangovers without leaning on Big Pharma's pill-based crutches. Potcast 231 is full of stories, sermons, and practical info for servicing your body.

Casually Baked, the potcast: Refresh Your POV on Medicine, Agriculture, Personal Sovereignty and Purpose. · Rabbi Donald Maher, Johanna Nuding: Cannabis Lifestyle Guide

September 13, 20221h 6mExplicit

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Show Notes

We’re talking shit with Rabbi Donald Maher about the importance of poop for removing toxins and improving overall health. We talk mineral deficiencies and the most bioavailable solution to avoid symptoms like skin conditions, cramps, headaches and hangovers without leaning on Big Pharma's pill-based crutches. Potcast 231 is full of stories, sermons, and practical info for servicing your body. 

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Topics

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