
Megan Larivee
Naturopathic physician and licensed acupuncturist specializing in integrative dermatology in Portland, OR
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Aug 11, 2026
#89 - The Gut-Skin Connection: What We've Been Missing
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Megan LariveeGUEST
But so, and I know that there's a lot of inflammation because it's that protective layer, that one layer in the gut is, is compromised.

Megan LariveeGUEST
I'll look at a gut micro or a stool test, and then I also like to look at an organic acid test, one of the urine tests, because it gives me more of a snapshot as well.

Megan LariveeGUEST
Like, you know, I, I find that the stool tests aren't the best at looking at yeast.

Megan LariveeGUEST
Someti- they come out, but the organic tests, the oat tests tell me more about if there's yeast or mold exposure.