Welcome to the Nott Old Better Show, I'm Paul Vogel saying and this is episode number

356.

Today's show is brought all of you eager to learn the intricacies, details, and research

behind an effective prevention for travel-related diarrhea.

In Today's show, we'll be joined by Dr. Haley Wirtz

in her role as research scientist employed by the McConnell Group

working in support of Walter Reed Army Institute of Research.

Dr Wirtz is an immunologist on a research team involved in the development and

characterization of vaccines against Shigella. The team is currently engaged in

the investigation of immune responses to Shagella vaccines in preclinical studies and human clinical

trials.

Today's interview with Dr Wirtz will focus on her team's research at Walter Reed Army

Institute of Research, also known as W-R, pronounced rare, as well as the nature

of Bacteria Chigella and its vast impact plus about the efficacy of Travelan and the

Imuron maker of Travelan technology platform. I should point out that in Australia

Travelan is a listed medicine on the Australian Register for Therapeutic Goods and is specifically indicated to reduce the risk of traveler's diarrhea, reduce the risk of minor gastrointestinal disorders and is anti-microbial.

In the USA, Traveland is sold as a dietary supplement and is available for purchase

on Amazon or through passport health

clinics. I think you will value this interview with Dr. Haley words and most

importantly be introduced to the science and extensive research around the travel and product.

Please join me in welcoming to the Not Old Better Show Dr. Haley Wirtz.

Dr. Haley Wirtz, research, scientist at the McConnell Group working in support of the Walter Reed

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