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EPISODE · Aug 1, 2020 · 24 MIN

Maintaining the Microbiome, Whole Body Microbiome, and More, with Doctor Maddahi

from The Coffee, Health, and Science Podcast

Author of The Toxic Overload Doctor Kourosh Maddahi is on the program to discuss the modern world's assault on the human microbiome. Doctor Maddahi expresses the importance of the biological role of all the bacteria in our bodies, and how we must be conscious how our activities affect this bacteria. Doctor Maddahi stresses that while it's very important to wash your hands and effectively avoid bad viruses- but only when soap and water isn't readily available is when you should be using the anti-microbial sanitary wipes and gels. Doctor Maddahi extrapolates beyond the gut microbiome and talks about the bacteria on our skin, in our eyes, and more- and how they play a large role in many of our major biological functions! ---Purity Coffee has officially launched POCKET PURITY! Single use, steepable coffee bags. Just add to hot water, and you've got Purity! Get them before they sell out! New customers can use promo code CHSPODCAST for 20% off and free shipping, and never leave the house without Purity again!---

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