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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2025 · 54 MIN

How Your Genes Influence Your Mental Health/Anxiety – w/ Dr. Kennedy

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In this exclusive Patreon episode, Dr. Kennedy and I dive deep into how your genetics and epigenetics directly impact your mental health—including conditions like anxiety, OCD, ADHD, and more.We explore the real reason so many people struggle to find the root cause of their mental health issues… and why traditional treatments often miss the mark.Could your genes explain your anxiety?Are inherited mutations making future generations more mentally unstable?How does your genetic makeup influence sleep, mood, and gut function?We cover it all real science, no fluff.If you’ve ever wondered why nothing seems to “fix” your anxiety or mood swings, this is the conversation you need to hear.Topics Discussed in this one episiode!Why do most people with anxiety struggle to pinpoint the root cause of their symptoms?Could a simple genetic test explain why some people suffer from ADHD, OCD, and anxiety while others don’t?How can genetic testing help people struggling with sleep disorders, mood swings, or gut issues?Are we unknowingly passing down genetic mutations that make future generations sicker?

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