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Speaker 2: Well, it's a jungle out there.
Speaker 3: What foods do you need to avoid? What supplements or
Speaker 3: natural remedies should you take? What health practitioners should you see.
Speaker 3: You've got questions, We've got health related answers. And when
Speaker 3: I say we, I mean doctor Adam Brockman, co host
Speaker 3: of the show, executive producer. He'll be joining us next
Speaker 3: hour to weigh in on a whole lot of different
Speaker 3: topics that you should know more about, all right, Coming
Speaker 3: up a little bit later in this hour, ladies and
Speaker 3: general will be joined by a special guest on a
Speaker 3: very important topic you'll not want to miss out on.
Speaker 3: And also coming up, we're going to be talking about
Speaker 3: these popular snacks that we've all consumed at one time
Speaker 3: or another, and some people listening to the Son of
Speaker 3: my voice right now are consuming them on a real
Speaker 3: regular basis. And as they continue to consume these popular snacks,
Speaker 3: they increase the risk of the big sea and the
Speaker 3: big h cancer heart disease. In a major review, Asian
Speaker 3: scientists who tracked the diets of over eight million adults
Speaker 3: discovered that consuming just an extra one hundred grams of
Speaker 3: ultra processed foods referred to as UPFS ultra processed foods
Speaker 3: each day increased the risk of digestive diseases by a
Speaker 3: whopping twenty percent. And we'll get back to that topic
Speaker 3: shortly here, but I also want to let you know
Speaker 3: that next hour we're going to be talking about the
Speaker 3: US Surgeon General nominee Doctor Casey means the Make America
Speaker 3: Healthy Again movement MEGA has now nominated a new surgeon
Speaker 3: general and man Oman has that opened up a cataworms. Oh,
Speaker 3: there's there's a daggers going on and bullets flying about
Speaker 3: her nomination on both sides of the equation, both the
Speaker 3: conventional medical team and those who are believing that our
Speaker 3: healthcare system is broken and it needs to be fixed
Speaker 3: safely and naturally whenever possible. And since seventy three percent
Speaker 3: of all adult Americans believe our healthcare system does not
Speaker 3: fulfill their needs, we need to talk about this topic.
Speaker 2: We really do.
Speaker 3: And we will get to that with doctor Adam Brockman
Speaker 3: next hour, but we begin with this and I again,
Speaker 3: I don't mean to beat a dead or tired horse
Speaker 3: on this with these ultra processed foods, but we need
Speaker 3: to talk. Just a bag of potato chips, and I'll
Speaker 3: tell you what I have consumed my fair share of
Speaker 3: potato chips over my life. Oh yes, and you may
Speaker 3: have two. They could raise the risk this is on.
Speaker 3: This is based on brand new information out and we've
Speaker 3: talked about it on the show before. We'll continue to
Speaker 3: talk about it and reminds you, because it's hard to
Speaker 3: break these habits, especially if you've been doing it since
Speaker 3: childhood and now you're an adult in your twenties, thirties,
Speaker 3: forty fifties, sixties and beyond. Just one bag of potato
Speaker 3: chips a day could raise your risk but life threatening
Speaker 3: heart attack cancer, and it shocked the research community.
Speaker 2: It did.
Speaker 3: We're talking about these addictive, addictive laden foods such as
Speaker 3: potato chips, Cheetos, Doritos, Skittles. You put the list together,
Speaker 3: it's there, and it's all right there waiting for you
Speaker 3: to consume. As you roll into the convenience store and
Speaker 3: the prototypical conventional grocery store, those bags are calling you
Speaker 3: in because they have tickled your addictive taste. But at
Speaker 3: one point in time, and you remember that there's memory
Speaker 3: involved in it, and you liked it, and you'd like
Speaker 3: to visit it again because it makes you feel good,
Speaker 3: but it it's not good for you.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Many of these foods being vilified. They do increase your risk,
Speaker 3: these studies show. Dozens of studies show linking them to
Speaker 3: a risk of diabetes type two diabetes, which is exploding
Speaker 3: in the United States. It's epidemic in terms of numbers
Speaker 3: and experts. Have you been called for ault processed foods
Speaker 3: or these upfs typically anything edible that has more artificial
Speaker 3: ingredients than natural ones. And that's what you should look
Speaker 3: for when you're looking at the labels. Read the labels,
Speaker 3: and if you see all these ingredients that you can't
Speaker 3: recognize or pronounce, put it down. It's not good for you.
Speaker 3: Oh once in a while throwing one back of you're
Speaker 3: hungry and you're in the middle of something somewhere and
Speaker 3: you can't find anything else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, then you get back on track knowing that you.
Speaker 3: Violated yourself with one of these ultraprocessed foods and ultimately
Speaker 3: they're going to undermine your health. Now, in a major review,
Speaker 3: Asian scientists who at the diets and more than eight
Speaker 3: million adults discovered that consuming as I said, over an
Speaker 3: extra one hundred grams of these ultraprocessed foods roughly about
Speaker 3: two bags of potato chips, just two bags small bags,
Speaker 3: by the way, also increase the risk of digestive disorder.
Speaker 3: So add that to the list of cancer, heart disease, diabetes.
Speaker 3: Now they're saying it causes digestive problems huge by twenty percent,
Speaker 3: and you might be seeing, well, we'll see one bag.
Speaker 3: What is that one bag of these chips? Twenty I
Speaker 3: think it's right around twenty eight grams I believe, no, no,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, sixty six grams. So at one hundred, that's
Speaker 3: the threshold. And just one bag of chips gets you
Speaker 3: to sixty six. And if you eat any other ultra
Speaker 3: processed foods beyond that, maybe another bag, throw another bag
Speaker 3: in there, you're over the limit of what they call
Speaker 3: the danger zone as it relates to exposing your body,
Speaker 3: your health, your future to these problems associated with eating
Speaker 3: these processed foods, these ultra process foods, and there's.
Speaker 2: Different kinds now.
Speaker 3: Scientists today labeled the fightings important and urged governments around
Speaker 3: the world to tighten food labeling regulations which would force
Speaker 3: manufacturers to disclose exactly which additives are present in these
Speaker 3: ultra processed foods. Now, you would believe, as an American,
Speaker 3: we would know about these things before this point in time.
Speaker 3: But of course, as I have mentioned on the show,
Speaker 3: the medical profession in this country has been sleeping at
Speaker 3: the wheel as it relates to healthcare. I mean, they
Speaker 3: do a great job at sick care and emergency care
Speaker 3: and nine to one to one ambulances the emergency room,
Speaker 3: all that, but when it comes to keeping us healthy. Look,
Speaker 3: there's no dollars in it. There's no profitability in getting
Speaker 3: people well. You put yourself out of business. If you're
Speaker 3: a allopathic practitioner who wants that, you don't you go
Speaker 3: to school like eight twelve years. You want to stay
Speaker 3: in business, so you just give people symptomatic relief. That's
Speaker 3: what you're taught to do. Doctors mean well, but it
Speaker 3: doesn't satisfy our needs as citizens as to how to
Speaker 3: teach people how to stay healthy and be their own
Speaker 3: best doctors most of the time, which this show has
Speaker 3: been dedicated to since its inception thirty years ago, and
Speaker 3: others like it because there are others now. This doctor
Speaker 3: Lou who's an expert in cardiology and the study co author,
Speaker 3: said at I quote, clinicians should clearly explain that these
Speaker 3: alter processed foods upfs are typically high in added sugars,
Speaker 3: added sodium, added unhealthy fats, while being low in fiber,
Speaker 3: low in essential vitamins and other protective nutrient. Here's a
Speaker 3: medical doctor who's a cardiologist, a researcher, a very smart
Speaker 3: individual trying to compel his colleagues to do something about
Speaker 3: the crisis that we have found ourselves in. And ladies
Speaker 3: and gentlemen, I'm very pessimistic about that changing. And I'll
Speaker 3: tell you why I'm pessimistic, because I've watched it evolve
Speaker 3: over the last well about fifty years since I've been
Speaker 3: a doctor. I've seen little to no change in conventional
Speaker 3: medicine in this regard. Oh yeah, they provide lip service
Speaker 3: all day, every day about it, but they do nothing
Speaker 3: about it, and actually usually do just the opposite and say,
Speaker 3: all those crazy people who want to eat whole food,
Speaker 3: oh those weirdos is you know, these hippies, Yeah, these veggies. Look,
Speaker 3: you can get all the nutrients you need. Just eat
Speaker 3: the standard American diet, which is the sad diet, and
Speaker 3: you'll get everything you need. The medical profession's been telling
Speaker 3: us that for decades. We know it's not true. We
Speaker 3: know these food manufacturers do everything they can to put
Speaker 3: junk in the food to addict us. So we have
Speaker 3: to go back over and over and over to try
Speaker 3: to get the nutrients we need, but we never do.
Speaker 3: And that's why you have to take it upon yourself
Speaker 3: to protect yourself and your family by finding places where
Speaker 3: you can actually obtain whole foods, foods that are less processed.
Speaker 2: And every once in a.
Speaker 3: While, if you want to fall off the wagon, it
Speaker 3: needs some unprocessed or some ultra process foods, fine, go
Speaker 3: for it, and then get over it and get back
Speaker 3: on track, because if you do, you'll not only extend
Speaker 3: your lifespan, but you'll also have better quality of life
Speaker 3: and less chronic diseases. That's what it's really all about, right,
Speaker 3: I hope, So in your mind, all right, stay tuned
Speaker 3: for our special guest Jane Jansen coming up. You're listening
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Speaker 3: All right, now, we're gonna turn our attention to our
Speaker 3: special guest. And before I do, I got to tell
Speaker 3: you that decades ago I had the great opportunity of
Speaker 3: interviewing a icon within the health care arena. His name,
Speaker 3: doctor Bernard Jensen. Doctor Bernard Jensen was a doctor way
Speaker 3: ahead of his time. I used to go to seminars
Speaker 3: that he put on in California. I've had him on
Speaker 3: the show as a guest many times over the years.
Speaker 3: Doctor Bernard Jensen a doctor of chiropractic. And you know,
Speaker 3: decades ago, he said, and he wrote in his books that, boy,
Speaker 3: oh boy, if you just helped to manage a person's
Speaker 3: gastro intestinal track by making sure that their healthy microbiome,
Speaker 3: the good bacteria that resides there, stays in control and
Speaker 3: keeps the bad that is also there and will come
Speaker 3: down the pipe sooner or later. If you keep all
Speaker 3: that in control, you're going to be healthy and you're
Speaker 3: going to live a long and productive life, And of
Speaker 3: course the medical profession said, you're crazy, dude, You are
Speaker 3: like quack number one on our list. What are you
Speaker 3: talking about? That health begins and ends in the digestive system,
Speaker 3: that there's an immune system associated with that.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 3: And they derided him, and they did everything they could
Speaker 3: to knock him off of that pedestal that he was
Speaker 3: on trying to teach people that if you take care
Speaker 3: of that air of your body, you're gonna be in
Speaker 3: a whole lot better shape because it's so fair important,
Speaker 3: well full circle today twenty twenty five, all the medical
Speaker 3: research is in that direction. They're all saying it. They're
Speaker 3: all saying, look, okay, that's where the immune system is.
Speaker 3: We better focus on that. There is so much research
Speaker 3: happening in this area and why it's important to have excellent, healthy,
Speaker 3: friendly probiotic activity in that area. And it's under assault
Speaker 3: twenty four to seven. And that's why I invited a special.
Speaker 2: Guest to join us.
Speaker 3: Joining us is Jane Janssen, a natural and holistic practitioner
Speaker 3: at the Tree of Life Wellness Center in Massachusetts. Jane
Speaker 3: has the unique perspective as a medical professional who prior
Speaker 3: to becoming a natural and holistic healthcare practitioner, spent years
Speaker 3: and years in radiology and ultrasound, doing research and performing
Speaker 3: tests on patients with varying types of health problems. Jane
Speaker 3: joins us today to discuss why probiotics are important at
Speaker 3: all stages of our lives. And with that, let us
Speaker 3: welcome Jane Jensen to the Doctor Bob Martins Show. Good
Speaker 3: day to you, Jane.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much, Bob. It's such a pleasure to
Speaker 5: be with you.
Speaker 2: It's great to have you back. You heard the introduction.
Speaker 2: I had the great privilege.
Speaker 3: Of meeting and sitting in seminars and getting his books,
Speaker 3: Doctor Bernard Jensen and all of his teachings, it seems, was.
Speaker 2: Right on the mark forty fifty.
Speaker 3: Years ago or so, and here we are now proving
Speaker 3: what he said all along, which is really a good thing.
Speaker 2: I take it.
Speaker 5: Yes, he was way ahead of his time, and unfortunately,
Speaker 5: I think didn't have the access to the studies that
Speaker 5: they're doing now that are confirming what it is that
Speaker 5: he said so long ago. There's so many more research
Speaker 5: studies now looking into the microbiome and the immune system
Speaker 5: and overall health for all the major health issues, the
Speaker 5: diseases that people acquire over time.
Speaker 3: Yes, and that's really the topic today that I want
Speaker 3: to cover. Probiotics for the ages. Now, you've been a
Speaker 3: big proponent of probiotics for health and well being as well, Jane,
Speaker 3: I know that we've talked about it many times here
Speaker 3: on this radio show. Tell the audience if you would,
Speaker 3: how important probiotics are to people of all ages during
Speaker 3: their lives.
Speaker 5: Well, I think what's happened is over the centuries that
Speaker 5: have gone by, what people consume, their stress levels, medications
Speaker 5: that they're taking, and different things like that will interfere
Speaker 5: with the microbiome and interfere with the production your own
Speaker 5: natural productduction of probiotics, the good bacteria in your digestive
Speaker 5: tract that helps to break down nutrients, helps to eradicate
Speaker 5: pathogens that come into the digestive tract and decrease inflammation,
Speaker 5: and has a very direct brain benefit that a lot
Speaker 5: of people don't think about. And particularly with children, they
Speaker 5: are finding more and more that when the mother in
Speaker 5: prior to birth has a healthier microbiome, has good probiotics
Speaker 5: and the digestive tract, that there is far less when
Speaker 5: the baby is born, far less asthma being acquired, far
Speaker 5: less digestive problems, chronic digestive problems, and good brain health
Speaker 5: prior to being born.
Speaker 3: You know, as I think back about how conventional medicine
Speaker 3: used to just pooh pooh, if you will, the whole
Speaker 3: idea behind how important a healthy microbiome. Maybe they knew
Speaker 3: something ahead of time. They knew they were with their
Speaker 3: antibiotics and their insets and their chemo and everything. They
Speaker 3: knew they were going to destroy it. So why even
Speaker 3: bother to clean it up if you're going to destroy something.
Speaker 3: I just it just boggles my mind just thinking about that.
Speaker 3: All right, So let's talk about what role the probiotics
Speaker 3: play in the digested process. Since the early days of
Speaker 3: human existence.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, our answers ancestors way back ate a
Speaker 5: lot more foods that didn't have all the processing that's
Speaker 5: going on today. They also ate more whole foods, you know,
Speaker 5: raw vegetables, raw fruits, as well as fermented food in
Speaker 5: the preserving process that actually help the digestive tract, help
Speaker 5: feed the good bacteria, the probiotic in the digestive tract.
Speaker 5: It's so important to help them to proliferate and to
Speaker 5: be beneficial.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that is in deference to, of course, the
Speaker 3: ultra processed foods that we are being slammed with inundated
Speaker 3: with today, just the opposite of that. So, folks, when
Speaker 3: you're thinking of whole foods, those are the foods that
Speaker 3: are that which is in nature that have not been
Speaker 3: messed with by man, and the fermented foods that can
Speaker 3: help your body to produce more of those friendly bacteria
Speaker 3: in your gut.
Speaker 2: So the more whole foods you have, the better you are.
Speaker 3: The more ultra processed foods, well, we talked about that
Speaker 3: in the first segment. Cancer, heart disease, digestive issues, all
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Speaker 3: Jane Janssen. She is a very accomplished natural and holistic
Speaker 3: health practitioner. We asked her to come on the program
Speaker 3: today to talk about probiotics for the ages, why they're
Speaker 3: so important, and that's exactly what we're discussing and how
Speaker 3: you can parlay this information to improve upon your health
Speaker 3: and wellness in the long term. Now, Jane, I am
Speaker 3: a father of six children, and I in my practice
Speaker 3: years and treating over thirty thousand invasions, myself used to
Speaker 3: council young parents and particularly young women on why it's
Speaker 3: so important to have a vaginal birth whenever possible, and
Speaker 3: most of the time it's possible. When it's not possible
Speaker 3: is when a doctor makes it a convenient issue to
Speaker 3: have a sea section. A cesarean section, which in the
Speaker 3: United States we have way way too many, We probably
Speaker 3: have more than anywhere on the planet, because it drives
Speaker 3: up the cost of the care and they make more
Speaker 3: bank on it. I think that's the primary driving reason
Speaker 3: for it. Obviously, sea sections can also save lives. However,
Speaker 3: they're abused and used too often, and I have consoled
Speaker 3: these young parents saying, look, if you have a normal
Speaker 3: vaginal delivery, this is where the child develops their immune
Speaker 3: system by having a delivery of germs that enter their
Speaker 3: body and they start making these pro biotics. I want
Speaker 3: you to take it from there, Jane, to explain to
Speaker 3: our audience why that's where stuff happens at birth, and
Speaker 3: from there you build on it.
Speaker 5: Well, I think you so right. As far as the
Speaker 5: over usage of having c sections, I think sometimes it's
Speaker 5: also a convenience factor. You know, you can schedule a
Speaker 5: vacation for the doctor, et cetera. Oh, makes the lindeful
Speaker 5: lot easier for them than having somebody suddenly say, oh,
Speaker 5: my gosh, I'm having a baby.
Speaker 2: In the middle.
Speaker 5: Also, what happens is that actually it's interesting when often
Speaker 5: again suggest to women while they're pregnant, particularly towards the
Speaker 5: end stage, when they're close to delivery, is to take
Speaker 5: I like the doctor here as probiotics because it's a prebiotic,
Speaker 5: probiotic post biotic. We talk about that a little bit
Speaker 5: later if you want, but basically, when the women are
Speaker 5: giving birth, they actually produce more probiotics in the vaginal
Speaker 5: tract to help with the baby's birthing, again protecting against
Speaker 5: these germs that they get exposed to, and so it
Speaker 5: stimulates that immune system to just start developing right off
Speaker 5: the bat. And particularly more important today because of the
Speaker 5: number of vaccinations children get right at birth. So it's
Speaker 5: important to have as healthy a microbiome for the child
Speaker 5: as well as for the mother to get through the
Speaker 5: birthing process.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's where the actions at. That's where the immune
Speaker 3: system gets primed, right there, ladies and gentlemen, And of
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Speaker 3: The conversation is about how probiotics are important to our health.
Speaker 3: What problem Jane? What problems can kids develop if they
Speaker 3: don't have a good balance of good and bad bacteria
Speaker 3: in their intestinal tracks?
Speaker 5: First of all, digestive issues, not being able to get
Speaker 5: good nutrients, which is going to help feed the rest
Speaker 5: of the body, particularly the brain so important in the
Speaker 5: early development. But also they are more prone to again
Speaker 5: have allergies egzema, chronic ezema, as well as ear infections,
Speaker 5: bronchial infections, frequent colds and then again asthma. So all
Speaker 5: these potential problems could be some aren't avoided, if not
Speaker 5: totally avoided, just by utilizing the doctor here is probiotic
Speaker 5: And what's so cool is you can for little children,
Speaker 5: you can open up the capsule, squeeze out the paste
Speaker 5: and just mix it in any kind of food or
Speaker 5: beverage that they're consuming, input it right directly in the
Speaker 5: mouth as well. And for older children. It's a small capsule,
Speaker 5: easy to swallow. But it's a good way to start
Speaker 5: because so many of these children are put on so
Speaker 5: many different medications, including steroids at such an early age.
Speaker 5: Acid inhibitors at such an early age, and acid inhibitors
Speaker 5: like prilosec, omeprazol, those kind of things decrease nutrient absorption.
Speaker 5: And they've actually found not only for children, but also
Speaker 5: in adults, the adults who are on the acid inhibitors
Speaker 5: long term for years and years that as they get older.
Speaker 5: In the number of patients that are in nursing homes
Speaker 5: that are older and have been taking the acid inhibitors
Speaker 5: for years have a forty four percent increase of dementia.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's pretty scary when you look at the rates
Speaker 3: of dementia in Alzheimer's disease on the rise. There's got
Speaker 3: to be a smoking gun behind that. And perhaps what
Speaker 3: that means is that the environment that we're living in today,
Speaker 3: the toxic environment that we're living in, water, air, food,
Speaker 3: things we come in contact with through medications and other things,
Speaker 3: could be driving a whole lot of that.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: I know a lot of people are saying, well, wait
Speaker 3: a minute, this is too late for me. I'm an adult,
Speaker 3: I'm way beyond it. You know this, Maybe I can't
Speaker 3: be helped by this because I'm not a child any longer.
Speaker 3: With respect to utilizing probiotics, to bring that balance back
Speaker 3: into that person's body. So, Jane, when we come back
Speaker 3: from this next break, I'm going to ask you to
Speaker 3: address the challenges that people face in their middle years
Speaker 3: and beyond.
Speaker 2: So stay with us.
Speaker 3: We're talking about doctor ohiras probiotics, probiotics for the ages.
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Speaker 3: Today and I welcome you back to this hour of
Speaker 3: the Doctor Bob Martin Show. Doctor Adam Brockman will be
Speaker 3: joining us a little bit later in the program, and
Speaker 3: he's got something really interesting to talk about. One of
Speaker 3: the one of the topics he's going to be covering,
Speaker 3: and it goes like, this is your phone habit harming
Speaker 3: your child's brain. Big bombshell parenting revelation on this talking
Speaker 3: about your child's development in the brain with their use
Speaker 3: of iPads and their cell phones and all of that.
Speaker 3: You'll not want to miss out on this because I mean,
Speaker 3: where can you go? And you know you see children,
Speaker 3: I don't care where it's at in the grocery store,
Speaker 3: sitting in the little cart as they're being wheeled around,
Speaker 3: the little babysitter iPads right in front of them so
Speaker 3: they don't grab stuff off the shelf and scream and holler.
Speaker 3: And you see it on airplanes, you see it everywhere. Well,
Speaker 3: what's going on? Doctor Adam Brockman's going to deliver that
Speaker 3: a little bit later in the program. But our special
Speaker 3: guest this segment of the program is Jane Jansen, an
Speaker 3: accomplished natural holistic practitioner. She was invited on the program
Speaker 3: to talk about probiotics for the ages because it's so
Speaker 3: important and there's so much research coming to bear now
Speaker 3: how important it is to keep your healthy bacteria in
Speaker 3: control in your digestive system. It's important to your immune system,
Speaker 3: your hormone system, the way you detox is it's everything,
Speaker 3: and without it, you really don't have a chance. You're
Speaker 3: pretty much headed down and you don't want to do that.
Speaker 3: And these are the steps that you can take to
Speaker 3: help preserve it, maintain it, and leverage having a good
Speaker 3: healthy gastro intestino microbiome where that special world lives within
Speaker 3: you that you can never really see with your own eyes,
Speaker 3: but you got to believe it's there because now the
Speaker 3: research is proving that it's there and how important it
Speaker 3: is to your health and wellness, and since the medical
Speaker 3: profession has pretty much ignored it over the years because
Speaker 3: they really didn't have the training or the tools to
Speaker 3: help it. Just to the contrary of that, they had
Speaker 3: all the tools to destroy it, not meaning to, of course,
Speaker 3: but it's just happens with standard of practice. It's using
Speaker 3: and recommending antibiotic drugs in an unjudicious fashion, nonstreidal anti
Speaker 3: inflammatory drugs in a non judicious fashion, and of course,
Speaker 3: as Jane mentioned, these acid blocking drugs, handing them out
Speaker 3: like M and m's to people with anybody who even
Speaker 3: points to their stomach also contributes to destroying the good, healthy, friendly,
Speaker 3: important probiotic bacteria in your gut. So we have a
Speaker 3: lot of challenges, and if you want to throw chlorinated
Speaker 3: water in there, you can.
Speaker 2: But this is why this show is.
Speaker 3: Dedicated to educating you so that you can fight back
Speaker 3: against it and win the battle ultimately by becoming your
Speaker 3: own best doctor. Most of the time that means gathering
Speaker 3: information and knowledge and then putting it into action as
Speaker 3: we present it. All right, Jane, welcome back to the
Speaker 3: Doctor Bob Martin Show. Let's start with the question that
Speaker 3: I posed to you before we took our break, and
Speaker 3: that is what challenges do we face in our middle years?
Speaker 3: We've already covered the children, the babies, but what challenges
Speaker 3: can people expect that are in their middle age era
Speaker 3: and beyond.
Speaker 5: I'm only again, I think stress is a huge factor.
Speaker 5: Who isn't stressed today? But there's physical stress and this
Speaker 5: emotional stress and having good probiotics in your digestive tract
Speaker 5: as well as the prebiotic that feeds the probiotic that
Speaker 5: results in the post biotic metabolites, which are these nutrients,
Speaker 5: these small special compound nutrients including enzymes, vitamins, amino acids,
Speaker 5: fatty chain chain fatty acids short change. And also it
Speaker 5: helps to correct the pH level in the digestive tract,
Speaker 5: which is essential for particularly keeping down inflammation throughout the body.
Speaker 5: And inflammation is a key component to developing heart disease, arthritis,
Speaker 5: autoimmune conditions, brain dementia issues, deteriorating the nerve function, diabetes,
Speaker 5: all these different things are challenges as we get older.
Speaker 5: And so the healthier microbiome is what I love about
Speaker 5: the doctor here is probiotic is it is a prebiotic, probiotic,
Speaker 5: post biotic, all encapsulated in one little capsule. And then
Speaker 5: when you ingest it, now you are rebalancing that digestive tract.
Speaker 5: And that can happen at any age. In particular, very
Speaker 5: beneficial for people once they start getting up into their fifties,
Speaker 5: sixties and seventies.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm glad you pointed that out. A lot
Speaker 3: of people are confused about probiotics. They walk into a
Speaker 3: health food store because they've looked at the commercial on
Speaker 3: television or somebody that says, oh, you need to be
Speaker 3: taking probiotics, don't you know that? And they go in
Speaker 3: there and they are inundated with the initials CFU, which
Speaker 3: stands for College any forming units on the bottle, and
Speaker 3: they look at the bottles and they're in the refrigerated area,
Speaker 3: and one's bragging about having fifty million, the next has
Speaker 3: got one hundred million, the next got five hundred million,
Speaker 3: and they're totally.
Speaker 2: Confused about that.
Speaker 3: So what I want to do here is address the
Speaker 3: issue of those CFUs. Why there are just a lot
Speaker 3: of smoke and mirrors there, and why it's important to
Speaker 3: have what you said, the pre, the pro and the
Speaker 3: post biotics all into one supplement and then you've got
Speaker 3: it covered and we don't have to worry about this
Speaker 3: silly stuff with the CFUs being registered on these labels,
Speaker 3: trying to fake people out with a marketing strategy so
Speaker 3: that you know, my Johnson's bigger than your Johnson kind
Speaker 3: of a thing, and that I want to address when
Speaker 3: we come back, and also why seniors can also benefit
Speaker 3: from all of this.
Speaker 2: Stay with us.
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Speaker 3: into the Doctor Bob Martin Show. This will be the
Speaker 3: final segment in this hour, but don't go anywhere. We're
Speaker 3: gonna be joined by doctor Adam Brockman very shortly with
Speaker 3: some very important information and we'll get you your phone
Speaker 3: calls and your health related questions via email and through
Speaker 3: the Doctor Bob Martin Show caller hotline phone number. Our
Speaker 3: special guest with us is Jane Jensen, a very accomplished
Speaker 3: natural and holistic practitioner. We're talking about probiotics for the
Speaker 3: ages all the way from the well from.
Speaker 2: The grave, well the cradle to the grave.
Speaker 3: I guess you should say from very very early infancy
Speaker 3: to people being senior citizens. Now, before we took the break, JANEA,
Speaker 3: I talked about CFUs and how these companies brag about
Speaker 3: they've got this how much CFU and there's versus the other.
Speaker 3: Can you address that? And then I want to get
Speaker 3: into why seniors need the probiotics and the post biotics.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it's it's like saying, you know, oh
Speaker 5: it's bad drat razzle dazzle one hundred billion, three hundred zillion.
Speaker 5: If the quality isn't there, then it doesn't do you
Speaker 5: any good. If a lot of these probiotics are dead,
Speaker 5: it doesn't do you any good. So you want quality
Speaker 5: is the most important, and that's the most important about doctor.
Speaker 5: Here is probiotic is thirty years of research showing that
Speaker 5: these bacteria are the healthiest, strongest. They ferment it over
Speaker 5: a three year period, growing that good probiotic and then
Speaker 5: in that process you have the post biotic metabolites, which
Speaker 5: are so important nutrients that are missing in a lot
Speaker 5: of today's foods that we're having.
Speaker 3: All right, very good, and what about seniors? Can you
Speaker 3: give us an RV wyatts and important for seniors to
Speaker 3: be on these.
Speaker 5: Particularly particularly for seniors is you know, again they've had
Speaker 5: an accumulation throughout their whole life of different medications, different treatments, stress.
Speaker 5: But also as they get older, they tend to not
Speaker 5: eat as well, they tend to have more difficulty chewing,
Speaker 5: and then also they aren't moving around as much, and
Speaker 5: so the digestive tract and the microbiome really starts failing,
Speaker 5: and so it's important to re establish that. And we've
Speaker 5: seen it not only with elderly people but also animals.
Speaker 5: And if you give an animal the doctor will here
Speaker 5: is probiotic. You know, they were lethargic, they were kind
Speaker 5: of lying around, tired, a little confused. Their code is dull.
Speaker 5: You give them a doctor, here is probiotic, and wow,
Speaker 5: they all of a sudden perk up. They're more mentally alert,
Speaker 5: they're not sleeping all the time. Well, the same thing
Speaker 5: with people really important. And I just want to quickly say,
Speaker 5: also the other medication that's out there right now that's
Speaker 5: throwing the whole microbiome off, ozembic, it's messing up.
Speaker 3: By Joseph Crac totally and a long list of other
Speaker 3: things which we have talked about on the show at
Speaker 3: nauseum almost which is one of the sidecs of ozambic.
Speaker 3: All right, folks, so doctor oheir is probiotics. They're available
Speaker 3: at natural grocers, Sprouts, Vitamin Shophole Foods, and other natural
Speaker 3: retailers nationwide. You can also go to their website for
Speaker 3: more information. Essentral Formulas dot com. Don't go anywhere. Doctor
Speaker 3: Adam brockmatavely joining us very shortly. Jane Jansen, thank you
Speaker 3: so very much for joining us here on the Doctor
Speaker 3: Bob Martin Show.
Speaker 2: Have a good rest to the day. I'm doctor Bob Martin.