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This week, Dr. Kahn presents new research highlighting the growing concern that microplastics are showing up in our water, soil, and even our bodies. Emerging evidence suggests they may contribute to a range of disease states. A surprising finding: a strain of bacteria found in kimchi may help counteract BPA exposure—another great reason to include fermented foods in your diet.
A number of quick-hit topics are also covered, including leafy greens for artery health, plant-based diets and sexual health, the potential benefits of hot tubs, the connection between loneliness and heart health, the role of dietary niacin, and how plant-based eating supports weight loss.
Thanks to igennus.com and the discount code DrKahn.
By Dr. Joel Kahn4.6
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This week, Dr. Kahn presents new research highlighting the growing concern that microplastics are showing up in our water, soil, and even our bodies. Emerging evidence suggests they may contribute to a range of disease states. A surprising finding: a strain of bacteria found in kimchi may help counteract BPA exposure—another great reason to include fermented foods in your diet.
A number of quick-hit topics are also covered, including leafy greens for artery health, plant-based diets and sexual health, the potential benefits of hot tubs, the connection between loneliness and heart health, the role of dietary niacin, and how plant-based eating supports weight loss.
Thanks to igennus.com and the discount code DrKahn.

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