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Hi everyone, this is Erin Ryan with Dr. Rieshow Radio.

We're trying something new on the podcast.

You know that blog article you flagged and still haven't had a chance to read?

Well, we're bringing some of our top blog articles straight to your ears through the podcast.

Think of this as a deep dive into topics on gut health, thyroid health, brain health, autoimmunity, and more.

The following is an audio read of a new article read by Randall Schaefer, whose voice you might recognize from the Healthy Get Healthy U audiobook, which is available on Amazon and Audible. Your feedback is very important to us,

so let us know what you think of this new addition to the show. Antimicrobial agents.

When and how they may help your health. How antibacterial, antifungal, and antiparacetic agents help your gut heal.

Key takeaways.

Antimicrobial agents include a variety of plant and herbal extracts that can knock out bad bacteria and other infectious microbes.

They can help with stubborn cases of SIBO, dysbiosis, and fungal or parasitic infections,

and the effects of these, such as fatigue, inflammation, and brain fog.

Antimicrobials are a useful extra to nudge to balance gut health, but diet and

probiotics should be the first lines of defense. Dealing with crippling fatigue, brain fog, and inflammatory

or autoimmune issues can be debilitating. These issues often originate in the gut and may occur due to imbalances

in good and bad gut bacteria, dysbiosis, small intestinal bacterial overgrowth,

sebo, or increased permeability of the intestinal lining, leaky gut. Some people can normalize gut microbial balance

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