Gluceronidation combines these potentially toxic compounds with glucuronic acids to form a safer

substance. So these conjugates, these new compounds, are then suitable for safe elimination via

the biliary tract. So that's bile. It gets pulled into the stool through bile and then

ideally pooped out. So we are taking the toxins, pulling it through the body, and getting it

completely out of the body. That's the dream. That's the ideal. That's how this is all supposed to

work. Welcome to the functional nutrition podcast. spell it with a K, because we do things

a little differently around here. I'm your host, Erin Holt, and I've got 15 years of clinical

experience as a functional nutritionist and mindset coach, creating a new model that I call

intuitive functional medicine, where we combine root cause medicine with the innate intelligence

of your body. This is where science meets self-trust. Your body

already knows how to heal and this show is going to show you how. If you're looking for new ways of

thinking about your health, be sure to follow and share with a friend because you never know

whose life you might change. Hello, my friends. Today we are talking about beta glucuronidase. We're going to get right

into it. This whole show is dedicated to this one enzyme. This is one of the markers on the GI

MAP stool test. So if you've done a gut panel with us, you've seen it. And I loosely describe it

as a marker of detoxification, which is not inaccurate, but it's also not the whole

picture of exactly what is going on. So today, I want to paint that whole picture. We'll talk about

what it is and where it comes from, what it has to do with detox. If we see high beta glucoronidase

on a stool test, what does that mean?

And then what do we do about it?

What can we do to lower it?

So I was actually creating this as a resource for our clients because this is a marker

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