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first speaking with your doctor. Now, let's head to the show. Hey everyone, welcome back to Dr. Rucho Radio.

This is Dr. Rucho, and today let's discuss a few things, a review of extracrine pancreatic insufficiency,

one imbalance or lack of secretion of enzymes that may lead to a number of GI symptoms.

We'll also go over a case study on when making a recommendation for limbic retraining therapy

at the right time can lead to substantial improvements and

ostensibly prevent someone from going down the rabbit hole of functional medicine testing

and intervention. And then third and finally, we'll go into a study on the significance of

predictive antibodies and thyroid disease. And there are some

quite juicy details in here that sadly showcase if someone is looking to mislead you

via how they report numbers, that can be done quite easily.

And so we'll kind of frame this example where here's a number.

If I describe this number one way, your jaw drops to the floor and fear.

But if I describe it more accurately, then you don't really have nearly the fear reaction.

But unfortunately, sometimes when people are trying to make their case, they fall in love

with the hypothesis and they're not fettered by, in this case, what we could term loosely,

the effect size or the magnitude of the impact

or lack of impact.

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