Break The Rules #38: Doctors Data-Why You Should Do a Stool Test with David Quig PhD

The gut is the gateway to health, but how do you know if you have a healthy or unhealthy gut?! Stool testing will let you know. David Quig from Doctor’s Data Labs is here to explain all you need to know about stool testing and gut bacteria, why your conventional doctor may not be looking for everything related to the gut & how to get to the root of healing (not just managing) gut issues.
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Dr. Lauryn Lax, OTD, NTP
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Kresser Institute

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