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Show Notes
EP. 44: On this weeks episode I sit down with Dr. Pran Yoganathan. Dr. Yoganathan is a Gastroenterologist and Hematologist in Sydney, Australia.
On this episode we cover:
Zoology
Fear and the human body
Propaganda and the pandemic
Unhealthy healthcare workers and their struggle to teach health to their patients
Standard western diet
Metabolic associated fatty liver disease
The liver/gut connection
Metabolic syndrome
Triglycerides
Metabolic Health
Benefits of having muscle
Body positivity
The gut
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