on today's episode of the Real Foodology podcast.

So we have this estrogen issue that we're dealing with that actually impacts men even more than women because estrogen women have a pathway to metabolize estrogen and they can balance it with progesterone.

So the real, real key, Courtney, to all of this, everything, is the liver.

Hello, and welcome back to another episode of the Real Foodology podcast. I am Courtney, your host.

I'm so happy that you're here. Today's episode is a really interesting one. We talk a lot about different signs and

symptoms of various things going on in the body and what I loved so much was that the way that he

talked about the body, it's such a good reminder that everything in our body is connected. You know,

we can be having symptoms in a specific organ or having a rash on our face and not even

realizing that it's connected to what's happening in our liver or in our gut or our kidneys or

pancreas. It could be a combination of many different things. Our hormones are often affected

by what's happening in our thyroid and our adrenals because

those are connected and our pituitary gland.

And it's just a really good reminder, especially if we are dealing with signs and symptoms

of something going on in the body.

I like to talk about this all the time and remind you that if you can, you're able to,

this is why it's so important to find a functional or an integrative medical doctor

because they are trained to zoom out, look at the body as a whole,

instead of just one particular organ or just one particular symptom,

they zoom out and they look at what's happening here.

What's the connection with all the organs in the body?

And this is how you really get

to the bottom of things. This is how we figure out what is going on in the body. Because remember,

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