The

The You know, it's not often that you interview somebody where you have an immediate connection.

Even before you hit record, you have an immediate connection.

And that's what I had with Dr. Chris Motley. He's a chiropractic doctor. He's a

kinesiologist. He's an acupuncturist. He has neuroemotional technique certifications and functional

biochemistry training. This guy's awesome. I found him through Dr. Josh Axe. I was part of an event that Axe held,

and then I saw that Chris was interviewing Axe

or Axe was interviewing Motley.

Anyway, I was like, man, this guy's awesome.

I gotta get him on here, and he's close.

You know, there's not many people east of the Mississippi like me.

He's down in Nashville, I'm in Kentucky,

so it's rare to find people like this with this level of education and like me. He's down in Nashville. I'm in Kentucky. So it's rare to find people like

this with this level of education and clinical experience. So I'm really excited to talk with

Dr. Chris Motley today about many, many things, but part of it is Lyme. Acupuncture. What's the

history of acupuncture? Most people think of it as just you get some needles in you and what the

heck does it do? We'll kind of break down some of the behind the scenes information about

that. And then what about Babesia? What about Bartonella? Some of these extremely common, but often missed

and underdiagnosed tick-borne, flea-borne, mosquito-borne infections. And so I'm really pumped to

bring that to you. But first, I have launched

my third functional medicine training course. We've got almost 500 students now in Better Bellies. So

congratulations to all of you. I'm so thrilled that you're in there. Now we have open better energy.

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