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Hey, everyone, this is Aaron Ryan from Dr. Rucho Radio.

Today on the show, Dr. Rucho answers your questions.

But first, we started the episode with Dr. Ruchos' musings on ancestral stressors.

Could stressors like cold exposure and prolonged breath holding help condition us to better deal with everyday stress?

Scott Carney and Wim Hof seem to think so.

Okay, here were your questions this week.

Are G.A.Gs in meat problematic for Sibo?

Why do my BMs improve when I eat bad? Dr. Rucho shares

some insight on this phenomenon, why it happens, potential triggers, and what to do about it?

Is it possible to have reactions to medium chain fatty acids? Can you speak to the risk of

EMF and full body scanners and airport security?

How are you interpreting SIBO tests nowadays?

We get into the details and nuances of test results, so stick around for that.

And lastly, are you aware of acutane being linked to abdominal adhesions?

This was sort of a yes but kind of answer, so you'll have to keep listening to find out his take on how that would or wouldn't impact a gut healing protocol.

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