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Hello, friends. Happy New Year. This is episode number 357, and I am so excited to chat with

you and to be a part of your life. This year, and hopefully beyond this year, we are coming

up on seven years with the podcast, and it's really been one of my favorite things that

I have done and maintained, and it's because I get to connect in a way that I really can't

through any other platforms with all of you, and I just love being able to interview so many

incredible people and maintaining my relationship with Stephanie and being able to just chat with her.

I think it's just so important to have women in our lives who we can talk to and sort of like

break down what we're seeing and experiencing and how we're feeling as we age, as we mature.

And so I love that I get to do that with Stephanie. I love that I get to do that with all of you,

and I'm just I'm really happy to be here. This episode, by the way, I'm Noel Tar. If this is your

first time here, my website is coconut and catabell.com. I'm a nutritional therapy practitioner.

I'm a certified personal trainer. Today's going to be another renewed episode next week,

Stephanie, are going to be back here alive. I, for this episode, this is another one of my most

favorite episodes that I that we have on the Welfare Women podcast. This is an interview with

Functional Medicine Practitioner Brie Wesselman. This episode was really question specific, so a

lot of you sent in these really great and in-depth questions about chronic healing chronic

digestive issues and specifically SIBO, which is Bree's specialty. So we talked a lot about

just bloating and, you know, common digestive symptoms like diarrhea and constipation and what

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