As part of our Healthy Gut series, we brought together some of the world’s leading health pioneers who have helped thousands of people fully recover from their gut problem—and who will guide you to better health. In this episode, we talk to Dr. Damien Downing, a pioneer of Ecological Medicine. He will discuss the leaky gut, inflammatory bowel disease and how to diagnose and get rid of them forever.

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As part of our Healthy Gut series, we brought together some of the world’s leading health pioneers who have helped thousands of people fully recover from their gut problem—and who will guide you to better health.

In this episode, we talk to Dr. Vincent Pedre, who has put together a powerful protocol for repairing the gut after he had suffered from IBS. He will discuss the emotional links with gut issues and how to heal them while healing your gut. You've heard the podcast, now read the magazine.

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As part of our Healthy Gut series, we brought together some of the world’s leading health pioneers who have helped thousands of people fully recover from their gut problem—and who will guide you to better health.

We kick off the series with Dr. Jeffrey Bland, the father of functional medicine and one of the most important holistic practitioners on the planet today. Dr. Bland will take us through the 4 R's and your complete gut blueprint for health, including leaky gut and dysbiosis, how to detox, replacing bad bacteria with good bacteria and repairing the gut wall.

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In this special episode, WDDTY editors Lynne McTaggart and Bryan Hubbard interview some of the leading names in alternative health who spoke at the Get Well Show Feb 21-23 2020 at Olympia London.

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What's the extent of human longevity; how long could people expect to live? WDDTY editors Lynne McTaggart and Bryan Hubbard look at latest research which suggests between 400 and 500 years, and scientists have identified cellular pathways that could make that a reality.

Lynne and Bryan also look at why the food we eat has a bigger impact on our health and longevity than any other single factor, as a new study underlines. People who regularly eat processed food suffer more chronic disease and live shorter lives than those who follow a healthier diet of whole grains, fruits and vegetables.

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In their first podcast of 2020, WDDTY editors Lynne McTaggart and Bryan Hubbard talk about the subject on everyone’s mind in the New Year—losing weight. They review the best diets that can work and bust the myth of calorie-counting.

Hip replacement surgery is one of the safest surgical procedures—and hospitals in America are starting to let the patient home the same day. Lynne and Bryan review a new study that has discovered the practice isn’t safe and puts the patient at a far greater risk of cardiac and pulmonary complications.

Our children spend too much time indoors, and even when they do get out into the summer sun, they’re warned to cover up and put on plenty of sun cream. As a result, too many children are seriously deficient in vitamin D. Lynne and Bryan discuss why the vitamin is so important and outline the best ‘safe sun’ policy that also ensures we get this essential vitamin.

Finally, they discuss yet another study that reviews the health hazards of drinking. So what is safe drinking—and what is too much? Hear what Lynne and Bryan have to say.

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In their latest podcast, WDDTY editors Lynne McTaggart and Bryan Hubbard discuss the dangers of permanent hair dye and how they increase the risk for breast cancer. What’s the best way to lose weight? One way is to eat in a set window of time and fast the rest of the time, and they review a new study that encouraged pre-diabetics to eat in a 10-hour window and fast the rest of the time. And just how safe is the new 5G cell network? Nobody knows, which is why a group of scientists is advocating caution, especially when it comes to spacing masts well away from schools and densely populated areas. And how safe are teabags, and in particular the pyramid ones? Not very, according to a new study that discovered they are releasing millions of tiny plastic particles into the drink, and which Lynne and Bryan discuss. Finally, we all know chicken soup is good for the soul, but it seems to be an effective anti-malarial as well.

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We all knew Facebook did it—but did you realise that the world’s biggest health sites are also passing on your most sensitive health information to Google for targeted advertising? In their latest podcast, WDDTY editors Bryan Hubbard and Lynne McTaggart discuss how this is happening, and what you can do about it.

The new 5G mobile network is starting to roll-out—but nobody is checking to see if it’s a risk to our health. A leading scientist is adding his voice to the 200 scientists around the world who are calling on governments to find out before it’s too late.

It’s not always old age…more than 20 commonly-prescribed drugs dramatically increased the risk of a fall and fracture—and they’re usually the ones prescribed to older patients. Taking two or more of these drugs quadruples the risk of a fall or fracture, as Bryan and Lynne discuss.

And, yes, it is safe to take omega-3 supplements to protect your heart, because, no, they don’t cause prostate cancer, despite the conclusions of a 2013 paper.

And before you take the latest flu shot, consider the keto diet instead. The high-protein, low-carb diet can protect you against the flu by kickstarting your immune system into action. Lynne and Bryan explain just how it works and why it’s better than the vaccine.