Sabine Hazan

This relationship between the microbiome, immunity, and cancer does deserve serious scientific investigation, and tonight, we will examine the emerging findings, their limitations, and practical questions about gut health.

And for that, I'm, I'm pleased to be joined tonight by Dr. Sabine Hazan, a very famous, very well-known, extremely well-published gastroenterologist and microbiome researcher.

Her work explores the relationship between gut microorganisms and disease.

Uh, she brings together patient care and research to investigate questions about how the microbiome may influence health.

A super, super interesting stuff.

We're talking to Dr. Sabine Hazan, who is probably at this time the world authority on fecal transplant.

Um, May-

And, and maybe even, well, that, yes, that for sure, as well as, uh, a nationally renowned expert on the gut microbiome.

All right.

Next week, um, doctor president of IMA, Dr. Joseph Varon, uh, will be joined by Dr. Sabine Hazan, uh, and they will be discussing gut health and its connection to cancer.

They'll talk about the importance of the gut microbiome, uh, and what we're learning about the relationship between, uh, gut health, cancer, and whole body health.

Uh, that is next Wednesday at 7:00 PM Eastern, and we hope you'll join us.

You do need to look at your B group vitamins.

You need to ensure that you've got plenty of the vitamins in your system you must also attend to your microbiome or microbiota as it's called properly and get the gut bacteria back to normal because they have suffered from the vaccines people have been vaccinated according to one of your workers in california uh whose name is Sabine Hazan, has found that the bifidobacteria disappear quite quickly.

Well, bifidobacteria taking bifidobacteria may be good for you but may also be harmful to you as well.

So you've got to make sure that the microbiota of your intestines is optimally functioning.

Um, so we don't have enough data to publish that yet, but you have enough data to see which way the wind is blowing, right? So when you asked about, you know, what is the thing that our, you know, future generations are gonna look back and be like, "What idiots," I know they're gonna say that about antibiotics.

And there is a wonderful gastroenterologist in Southern California named Dr. Sabine Hazan who-

She's been on our show.

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