Decolonizing Indigenous diet one patient at a time with DR. J Wortman

Dr. J. Wortman MD a Métis doctor from Alberta. We went a little over an hour in our conversation and covered, diabetes, keto, fasting, hidden sugar, gut health, wheat intolerance, vegetable oil, and intermitted fasting.My guest’s Journey from a childhood disease to becoming a physician advocating the return to our tractional diet to reduce illness.We’re ending 2022 by setting you up for a healthy 2023! If you enjoy the podcast subscribe and share with your friends, Happy Healthy New Year!

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