Real Health Episode 95 - What's REALLY in Your Toothpaste? | Autism Study, Ear Infections, Shingles & U.S. Food Crisis episode artwork

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Real Health Episode 95 - What's REALLY in Your Toothpaste? | Autism Study, Ear Infections, Shingles & U.S. Food Crisis

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In the ninety-fifth episode of Real Health with Dr. Amir Rashidian and Brandi Rashidian. We talk about how to decode your toothpaste label and why some of the ingredients might surprise you. We also dive into ear infections—what causes them, why they're so common, and the best way to treat them. Then we shift gears to the state of food and health in the U.S., exposing what's really going on with what we eat every day. We cover a recent autism study that could change how we view the condition, and wrap up with a look at shingles—why more people are getting it younger and what you should know to protect yourself. Be sure to check out our other platforms for more information about health and wellness! YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@RealChiropractic Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/midatlanticclinic/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/midatlanticcc/ TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@realchiropracticmacc

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