Episode 113: Real Life Hormone & Gut Case Studies ft. Steve Eddie from ATP Science

In this episode of The JCN Clinic Podcast Show Jessica and Carissa are joined by Stephen Eddie from ATP Science and the popular ATP Project Podcast Show. Jess, Carissa and Steve discuss 2 real life case studies associated with current clients at The JCN Clinic.

Case 1: Family history of breast cancer client looking to improve her overall quality of health and create the best preventative care plan for genetic predisposition. Includes functional testing results (DUTCH).

Case 2: Gut health issues pertaining to chronic bloating, itchy skin and brain fog alongside clients desire to investigate suspected food intolerances. Includes functional testing results (GI360 Stool Test, IgG & IgA Food Intolerance Results and Gluten Sensitivity Panel).

Together Carissa, Jessica and Steve explain and unpack key areas and a variety of treatment considerations plus more!

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Recommendations:

Jessica recommends Happy Valley on Binge (again!)

Carissa recommends taking up something crafty/arty for relaxation

Steve recommends camping

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