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EPISODE · May 20, 2024 · 53 MIN

Ep 54 - Managing Diabetes Amid Inflammation and Environmental Toxins: Expert Insights from Dr. Tom O'Bryan

from Type 1 In Midlife: Women Over 40 with Type 1 Diabetes, Hormones, Perimenopause, Menopause, and Blood Sugar Challenges · host Melissa Slemp

Join me in today's episode as I welcome Dr. Tom O'Bryan, an authority on food sensitivities, toxins, and autoimmune disorders. Known as a "Sherlock Holmes" for chronic diseases, Dr. O'Bryan holds teaching positions at the Institute for Functional Medicine and the National University of Health Sciences. He's authored "You Can Fix Your Brain" and "The Autoimmune Fix." In this enlightening discussion, Dr. O'Bryan shares patient stories, offering insights into how environmental toxins impact conditions like diabetes and obesity. Discover how chemical exposure and EMF affect your health and hormones, and gain practical steps to safeguard your well-being. Dr. O'Bryan offers invaluable advice on managing diabetes amidst environmental toxins and extends a special invitation to access The Inflammation Equation docuseries for free. Topics discussed include: The health effects of EMF exposure. Exploring the connection between electromagnetic pollution and health. A holistic approach to treating chronic inflammatory diseases. Dairy consumption's impact on autoimmune diseases. The interplay between gut health, the immune system, and inflammation. The role of organic food and pesticides in inflammation. Lifestyle changes to reduce insulin requirements and manage diabetes. Insights into autoimmune diseases, inflammation, and chronic degenerative conditions.   Tune in to learn from Dr. Tom O'Bryan's wealth of knowledge and discover practical ways to improve your health and well-being.   Mentioned in this episode: Free Guide - How to Navigate Type 1 Diabetes in Menopause Free Guide - Blood Sugar & Hormone Balance With 5 Key Ingredients FREE Access to The Inflammation Equation 7-part docuseries here! Shop Fruit and Vegetable Wash  trulyfree.com Connect with Dr. Tom O'Bryan https://thedr.com/  On IG @thedrtomobryan   Hit the subscribe button and rate and review to help this podcast reach more people. Be sure to share this episode. What to do now: * Get a Free Download "Navigating Type 1 Diabetes in Menopause" and Subscribe to my Weekly Newsletter  *Join our Type 1 In Midlife community on the free Honey Health App to chat about podcast topics and more *Follow me @bloodsugarboss on Instagram to stay in the loop on upcoming episodes. DM me with any feedback or suggestions on topics you'd like us to cover. *Contact us about our coaching programs Shop my favorite products   Disclaimer: Nothing you hear on this Type 1 in Midlife Podcast should be a substitute for professional medical advice. Please always consult your medical professional before changing your diet, insulin dosages or health care plan.

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