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Designed for More
by Dr. Jeremy Maass
Welcome to the Designed for More Show, were we explore how your body was designed to function - and what happens when it doesn't. Hosted by Dr. Jeremy Maass, DC, we break down health through 3 foundational pillars: structure, neurology and metabolics. From gut health and detox, to pain, performance and energy, each episode asks 3 simple questions: What's happening? What's causing it? And what do we do about it? Practical, functional health conversations focused on addressing root causes - no fluff, no hype, just real answers. You were Designed for More- it's time to start living it.
Episodes
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Episode 04: Lions, Tigers & Bears | Mold, Parasites & the Gut Health Puzzle
Mold, parasites, bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens—what happens when these unwanted invaders interfere with your gut health? In this episode of Designed for More, Dr. Jeremy Maass and Dr. Luke Moore explore the complex relationship between pathogens, digestive health, and chronic symptoms....
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Episode 03: SIBO from the Root Up | What’s Really Causing the Overgrowth?
SIBO is everywhere in the gut health conversation—but what if SIBO isn’t actually the root problem? In Episode 03 of Designed for More, Dr. Jeremy Maass and Dr. Luke Moore break down Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) and why simply treating the bacteria may not be enough. SIBO is often...
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Episode 02: Gut Health from Top to Bottom | The North-to-South Approach
Gut health is about a lot more than probiotics. In Episode 02 of Designed for More, Dr. Jeremy Maass is joined by Dr. Luke Moore to break down their north-to-south approach to gut health—and why understanding the entire digestive process matters when you're trying to get to the root of a problem....
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Episode 01: What Does It Mean to Be Designed for More?
Welcome to the very first episode of Designed for More. Dr. Jeremy Maass shares the heart, vision, and mission behind the show—and what it truly means to believe that you were designed for more than simply getting through the day. In this episode, Dr. Maass introduces the whole-body approach that...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to the Designed for More Show, were we explore how your body was designed to function - and what happens when it doesn't. Hosted by Dr. Jeremy Maass, DC, we break down health through 3 foundational pillars: structure, neurology and metabolics. From gut health and detox, to pain, performance and energy, each episode asks 3 simple questions: What's happening? What's causing it? And what do we do about it? Practical, functional health conversations focused on addressing root causes - no fluff, no hype, just real answers. You were Designed for More- it's time to start living it.
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Dr. Jeremy Maass
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What is Designed for More about?
Welcome to the Designed for More Show, were we explore how your body was designed to function - and what happens when it doesn't. Hosted by Dr. Jeremy Maass, DC, we break down health through 3 foundational pillars: structure, neurology and metabolics. From gut health and detox, to pain, performance...
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Designed for More is created and hosted by Dr. Jeremy Maass.
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