• Episode 57: The stress series final part: The implications of stress on your G.I. system and immune system!

  • Apr 27 2023
  • Length: 41 mins
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Episode 57: The stress series final part: The implications of stress on your G.I. system and immune system!

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  • How does stress effect your digestion, stomach pain, weight loss, as well as your immune system. There are major implications of what can happen due to chronic stress. Have a listen!


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