In a recent study, Frontiers of Immunology 2018, was like a year or two ago.

Just found that females develop a more intense cellular response to viral infections and vaccinations

compared to males. We're just now finding this out, like just now.

Like that blows my mind. Like why are we just now finding this out?

And then they also found out, this was in 2015 or 2016, a study confirmed that estrogen compounds

from female cells reduced the replication of virus but estrogen compounds from male cells did not.

That's very interesting.

So that poses the question of pharmaceuticals and vaccinations like how are we dosing

women versus men so are we overdosing or under dosing women in certain medications and

vaccinations and how is that affecting women's health?

Welcome to Living 4D with Paul Check. Today Paul is talking with the creator of the Check Institute's newest

course, Sarah Gustafson. Sarah is a Czech practitioner based in Austin, Texas, with nearly

two decades of training in women's orthopedic health and exercise,

corrective exercise kinesiology, integrated movement practice, holistic nutrition, holistic lifestyle coaching, and art therapy.

She regularly lectures at conferences and universities, writes articles,

and has most recently created the course,

holistic health and performance for women for the

Czech Institute.

Hi everybody I am super excited to share my interview with Sarah Gustafson. She's an HLC 3 practitioner. She's an awesome

individual. She's got a lot of knowledge about women and life in general, but just released a new course with her through the

Czech Institute called Holistic Health and Performance for Women and let me tell

you this is a deep juicy interview.

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