Hi everyone, Dr. Axe here. I'd like to introduce you to the new co-host of our show, Dr.

Christopher Motley. Dr. Motley is an expert in traditional Chinese medicine, nutritional therapy,

herbal remedies, and functional medicine analysis. He runs a virtual clinic where he cares for

people from around the world and is the go-to physician for many celebrities. Dr. Motley is a

dear friend of mine and he's a type of doctor that I trust my own family with and I hope you

enjoy his wisdom on our show. Hey friends, Dr. Motley here and today I'm going to talk to you about

your gut, your genes, and your detoxification pathways and the reason I wanted to talk to you about

this today is because you hear a lot of talk about proper detoxification. Everybody wants to detoxify,

to get rid of things, lose weight, increase your metabolism and at times some individuals will

detoxify better than others. Why is that? I wanted to talk to you about why you may not be detoxifying

as efficiently as possible and we're going to talk to you about how you can actually take gene

reports, find out how you can detoxify properly and what are the top eight nutrients that can actually

help your genes process toxins, rebuild, recycle and help you get you more energy. So I just want to

say thank you again to Dr. Josh Axe for giving me this opportunity to talk to you about your help.

So guys, I want to start off with this podcast talking about two major important roles

we're talking about detoxification. It's a big byword out there but I want you to know that you're

unique, you detoxify differently than another individual based upon your genetic coding. Yes,

there are many things that can actually detoxify the general audience. There are many foods or

many products or many nutrients that can help you detoxify but if you find yourself in a stalemate,

if you find yourself one of those individuals who cannot take a step forward,

then I want to give you some recommendations, some education about what you could do to help you

push past that hump. So there are two major things that we're going to discuss when we're talking about

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