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EPISODE · Apr 24, 2022 · 20 MIN

Episode 29: Mould Illness & SIBO - Could mould be the driver to your chronic gut issues?

from Nourished Gut Podcast · host Karly Raven

Episode 29Nourished Gut PodcastMould Illness & SIBO - Could mould be the driver to your chronic gut issues?—————————————————————————————————————————With mould related illnesses and exposure happening a lot at the moment due to weather changes and floods, I have been screening for and discussing mould with patients all the time. As a naturopath there are ways we address mould illness, mycotoxins and Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS). Tune in to listen to more about what to do if you think mould has been or is an issue for you right now.In this episode, I discuss:Mould illness and exposureHow mould can affect your gut healthThe association between mould and SIBO relapsesAddressing mould illnesses, mycotoxins and CIRSIdentifying and removing the triggersGuiding you through what you can do if mould is a current issue for youReflecting on your clinical processes as a practitioner to identify a patient’s mould issuesThe importance of whole-body health care approach focused on addressing individualised issuesThe first steps towards working with a practitioner if you have had mould exposureAnd more!Do you have an unhealthy gut? Take my free Gut Health Quiz and find out now!Head over to karlyraven.com for more Nourished Gut episodes, free resources, and information about my programs. _________________________________________________________________________WORK WITH KARLY Ready to stop managing symptoms and start rebuilding? Karly takes a limited number of one-on-one clients each month through the Nourished Gut Program — applications are open: https://www.nourishedgutclinic.com/nourishedgut FREE RESOURCE Not ready for that yet? Start here. Grab Karly's free 3-Day Bloat Fix — a short, practical protocol targeting the most common drivers of daily bloating: https://www.nourishedgutclinic.com/bloat VISIT US ONLINE Gut health support for clients → https://www.nourishedgutclinic.com Mentoring & clinical education for practitioners → https://www.karlyraven.com FOLLOW ALONG @karlyravennaturopath — clinical insights, gut health education & behind the scenes @nourishedgutclinic — the clinic page, client wins & what's on ENJOYING THE PODCAST? A rating and review takes 30 seconds and helps more people find the show who really need it. Thank you. DISCLAIMER Content shared on the Nourished Gut Podcast is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult a qualified health practitioner before making changes to your health or treatment plan....

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