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without first speaking with your doctor. Now, let's head to the show. Hi, everyone. Welcome back to Dr.

Roush Radio. This is Dr. Roushia. And let's jump in on something that we may have been overlooking

or, dare I say, doing wrong at the clinic.

I say that somewhat facetiously, but yeah, let's unpack it.

So, as you know, we have a clinical model that, in my opinion, has been hard fought for and one.

The observations have been a derivative of an exhaustive ongoing review of

the medical literature in conjunction with careful examination of how patients respond, what is the

best order to apply therapies, what therapies produce enough of an effect to use, and how do we just take this massive

amount of information and options, tests, dietary changes, supplements, when you use, how to use,

how long you use, how to know if they're helping, how to know when to combine, how to know when to

know when to shift to a different

track of care completely, as in from gut to hormones.

And as new evidence emerges, we're always looking for either confirmation that new evidence

is supporting what we're already doing, or conversely, for opportunities to update

and or for holes that may have existed in our model.

And let's look at a recent study that ties into this and poses some challenges, and I have a number of what I'm hoping will be

insightful thoughts in light of this. This study was entitled, Systematic Review and Metanalysis

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