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Hey, everyone, this is Dr. Roushio, and I have an important announcement.

If you're someone who's trying to stay on the cutting edge of what the science is showing,

which I think we all are to a greater or lesser degree,

then I've got some news for you.

If you remember back, there's been a few times on the podcast I've mentioned that one of the ways

in which I've stayed abreast of new papers being published and therefore new findings and therefore how I

think about, talk about and kind of practice has been via what's known as a PubMed saved search.

So PubMed, one of the leading kind of medical research databases and most studies, not all, but most studies will be indexed in PubMed.

So instead of following all these various journals, you go to kind of this aggregation

body of PubMed.

And inside of PubMed, you can do what's known as a saved search.

And this essentially allows you to say,

anytime a study is published on X, I would like to be sent an email notification with the abstract.

So anytime a study is published on SIBO, on probiotics, on secondomycese, on IBS, on IBD, on cognition, on sleep apnea, on the paleo diet,

on the low phobab map diet, on hypothyroidism, on Hashimoto's, on TPO antibodies.

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