Alan Gaby

We fast-forward to, um, the orthomolecular people who wrote books in the 1970s talking about higher doses, uh, of nutrients can improve your health.

We fast-forward to Alan Gaby, brilliant MD, good friend, who wrote a book, Nutritional Medicine, and he talked about the therapeutic use of, use of foods and supplements.

What we're ignoring in this whole quest for longevity is the potential for optimal doses of nutrients.

Now, let's think about this.

Right.

And another person that I really respect is Alan Gaby.

And Alan Gaby has written about this.

And I include some of Alan Gaby's concerns in the article that I've written.

And what he says is that, you know, what's the hullabaloo about 5-methylfolate? Folic acid could do just as well in most cases.

And another person I really respect is Dr. Deanna Minich.

Okay, so you're kind of just overloading on it.

Because you're in the trenches, you know, and you see what's happening.

You know who, you know who campaigned hard on that? Is one of our good colleagues, Dr.

Alan Gaby.

Oh, yeah.

For a long time was talking about that and, uh, you know, became aware of that and said, "Hey, we, we need..." And, and now when-- anytime you take a prenatal, it's got folic acid in it.

Uh, it was, uh, ascertained in the '80s and '90s.

And by the way, one of my nutritional gurus, uh, Alan Gaby, was one of the big proponents of this, is that neural tube defects, which are-

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I've done full-- after I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I did Walter Crinnion, who's accredited with being the father of environmental medicine, sadly died a few years ago, a wonderful naturopath.

And Alan Gaby and I went, and I did saunas and hot and cold naturopathic ways of getting, opening up your fat cells, your fat cell membranes, where all these chemicals love to store, and get this stuff out of you.

So reduce it getting into you.

M- the last third of my book, Hormone Deception, you get most of your chemicals in your home and in your food.