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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2022 · 48 MIN

Don’t Be a Hospitable Host with Dr. Dan and Angela Turo

from What The Health?! · host Dr. Dan & Angela Turo

Everyone talks about “boosting” your immune system (and that’s not a bad idea); but what about all the things we do on a daily basis that are impairing our immune system’s ability to function? It’s like boxing with one arm tied behind your back – you don’t really have a fighting chance!The only way you can catch ANYTHING is by being a hospitable host. It all boils down to the simple idea that some environments are just more hospitable to germs than others – they invite them in, they make the comfortable, they make it easy for them to stay and give them no real reason to leave. So it makes sense that the best way to stay healthy is NOT to become a hospitable host! And that’s exactly what we’re discussing on today’s podcast.To learn more about proactive health choices and other hot health topics, follow us on social media and subscribe to our WTH podcast. If you have a specific health question or would like to find out if we can help you with a personal health challenge, check out our office page or contact us at 412-369-0400/ [email protected]. As always, our mission is to help you Get Healthy and Stay Healthy for a Lifetime!

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