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Hey, everyone, this is Dr. Roushaw with your fast facts for today's episode on

homocysteine and heart disease.

There actually are no fast facts, and I think once you listen to the episode you'll realize why. So apologies

for not having that but I think fast facts would be at the detriment to everyone's learning

on this one today. So enjoy and if you have any comments or questions, please feel free to

post them in the comment section with this post. Okay, thanks. Bye.

Hey guys. Welcome to Dr. Rusho Radio. This is Dr. Rusho, and I am here with Susan McCauley of Evolved Nutrition. Hey, Susan, how's it going?

It's going good. It's one of those balancing acts of making sure to get all your work done, but also taking care of yourself. I just got back from like a one hour walk. So I feel pretty energized right now.

Nice. I am jealous. I had to set it in my schedule. That's crazy when you get so busy that you have to

actually calendar in a walk. Yeah. Well, you got to take that time for you. So you're, you're there for today.

You got yourself time checked off. Yeah. And I also put it on my to-do list because I love checking stuff off my to-do list. How about you?

Yeah. It makes me feel productive. So speaking of productive, we have a great topic. Why don't you tell us all about it?

Yeah, I thought we could talk today about homocysteine and heart disease.

We don't really talk a lot about heart disease on the podcast, and admittedly it's not one of the areas that I'm actively treating in the clinic and or actively researching.

However, I should say that the more I learn about the gut and the more we learn about

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