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Hey everyone, welcome back to another episode of Dr. Rousher Radio.

This is Dr. Roushio, and today let's discuss a case study,

conservative functional medicine, and the appropriate use of antibiotics.

Also a critical, clinical review exploring a recent Medscape article on MTHFR polymorphism and folic acid.

And some of this misinformation kind of on both sides of the argument and at least our

best attempt to provide a dispassionate overview on it.

And finally, we'll do a review of a study looking at the effect of modified citrus pectin on urinary

excretion of toxic elements or another way of saying, how can binders help pull toxins

out of the body?

So this is what we will jump into here in a second.

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