And it is clinically proven that parasites can harbor toxins because they love you.

They have a wonderful relationship because if you think of what a parasite is, a parasite is

something that feeds off of its host.

When we're talking about parasites in the human body, you are the host,

and they have a wonderful relationship with you that they want to maintain because you're

providing life to them. Welcome to the Gutsy Health Podcast, where science meets soul and healing

becomes a reality.

I'm Jeanique Grover, your guide on this transformative journey to reclaiming your health,

vitality, and freedom.

This season, we're diving deep into the order of healing, starting with mindset and working

through the layers of what it truly means to heal.

Each episode is designed to empower you with tools, knowledge, and hope so you can become the self-healing advocate you were meant to heal. Each episode is designed to empower you with tools, knowledge, and hope so you can

become the self-healing advocate you were meant to be. For more resources, free classes,

and downloadable quizzes and guides, visit my gutsyhealth.com. Let's rewrite the future, one step,

one insight, and one courageous choice at a time. Now let's get gutsy.

Hey, everybody, welcome back to the gutsy health podcast. I've been giddy for days about this

interview just because I have Dr. Drew Kidder from Selkore talking to you guys today. And I've been,

like I said, I couldn't wait for this conversation

because he is a complete mitochondria geek, just like myself. These interviews, I get to pick

brilliant minds brains. And I can't wait for you guys to hear what Dr. Kitter has to say today

about mitochondrial health. Because if you don't know already,

if you haven't heard his name, Dr. Drew Kitter works at Cellcor. He is the VP of strategy and

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