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Hey, everyone.

Today I spoke with Enid Taylor.

She is the wife of Glenn Taylor from the Tameau Clinic.

Glenn Taylor had been on the podcast, oh, maybe three years ago.

And the Tameau Clinic in the UK specializes in FMT, fecal microbiotal transplant therapy.

And I wanted to revisit this therapy with her briefly and also talk about a protocol they've been developing for Candida, just as kind of a general exploration of what they're doing,

what they're seeing.

And this was an interesting conversation.

I think high level, Enid and I are on the same page in trying to bring natural and

gut health-centric therapies to a broader audience.

Epistemologically, I think, were a little different in how we're evaluating

information and deciding what's a observation worth using, what's maybe not. And you'll see that

when we get into some of the particulars in terms of how and when they're determining if someone

does have a fungal problem versus does not, based upon

symptoms, based upon testing. So it was interesting, you know, kind of back and forth on

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