What I've got

What I've been struggling with IBS, Irritable Bowel Syndrome for probably most of my life, actually.

I think when I first discovered I had about 15, 16 years old.

And then over the last year, it really was kicking me down here. And so we'll talk a little bit

about that and talk about central pain. And I never really looked at this as central pain, by the way.

But Dr. Steve LaTulip tells me it is exactly that. And he wrote a book on it as well. We'll talk about

today here. Welcome into the broadcast, my fellow Americans. It is Malcolm out loud here project out loud we got dr steve latulip here and uh now steve is one of those

unusual guys he's a board certified family medicine physician he's a is a retired united states

air force officer and he's an ordained minister. And Steve, and all the times we've talked

and all the times we've interviewed back and forth, how many times I tell you that do I brag on that

point with you? More than once. I'll say that. All the time. Well, not many people can say that.

Not many people can say those three. I mean,

if you think about it, you know, it's a strange mixture, isn't it? No, but it's a nice mixture. It really is. And it really defines who you are as well, by the way, because you wear so many

you need cats in that way. That is very cool. But if you think about it, a lot of people would endeavor

to be one of those things and they'd spend their whole life being a, okay, a board certified

family medicine physician, that would be enough about any of us. And then, or a retired United

States Air Force officers serve our great country, that would be a big deal for about any of us.

Or an ordained minister, a pastor who can speak the Bible and understand that would be a big deal for any of us.

And you have all three, brother.

Yeah, and a little experience in microbiology prior to that.

But I've also done other things, hard labor in

different ways. You know, as a pipe fitter. I've done this and that. So, yeah, I'm eclectic.

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