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Radio Show / Podcast – August 23, 2026

Radio Show / Podcast – August 23, 2026

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Hosts: Ed Jones (Owner – Nutrition World) & Clint PowellA variety of topics all related to living a healthy life Presented by: Nutrition World www.nutritionw.com Broadcasting from the Nooga Dentistry Studio www.noogadentistry.com Production of: Whitfield Media Group www.vitalhealthradio.com Title: Post-COVID Gut Health and Rethinking Blood Pressure Targets [0:04:24] – Nutrition World Health Fair & Upcoming Lectures Ed announces Nutrition World’s Health Fair on October 24 (described as one of the biggest in the region).Emphasis on two “types of people”: learners vs. non‑learners; audience is framed as “learners.”Preview of free 30–40 minute lectures during the fair: Dave from Tonal Spine – energy systems and spinal health (non-traditional, beyond standard chiropractic).Laura Chastain – Optimize You – especially women’s hormones; described as very skilled and experienced.Dr. Shalay (Chicago) – integrative healthcare, helping the body heal itself vs. “band-aid” approaches.Charles – Scenic City Neurotherapy – IV ketamine for: Chronic anxiety and depressionPTSDSome applications in joint pain/arthritis (Ed notes his own experience for hip pain). Strong emphasis on root-cause medicine vs. symptom masking. [0:08:25] – Butter Wrappers & “Forever Chemicals” Ed raises a niche but practical topic: chemicals in butter wrappers.Refers to testing reported by Mammovation: Higher concern (more fluorine / “forever chemicals”): Kerrygold Pure Irish ButterLand O’ Lakes salted butter Better / lower concern options: Kirkland (Costco) – lower levelsBest butter wrappers listed: Whole Foods Market butterHorizonKate’s SaltedKirkland Organic Salted Butter Takeaway: Shop with knowledge; packaging/liners can be a hidden health variable. [0:12:50] – Nurse Practitioner Meredith Mason (Brio Functional Medicine) Introduction: Guest: Meredith Mason, NP, founder of Brio Functional Medicine (opened in 2018).Ed recalls having her on roughly seven years ago. COVID & long-COVID context: Meredith had two years of practice before COVID; she values that pre-COVID baseline.Notes a “triad” she sees repeatedly since COVID: Chronic fatigueMast cell / high-histamine symptomsDigestive complaints / gut issues Clinic intake includes a 20-page questionnaire; many patients answer “When did you last feel well?” with: “2019”“Before I had COVID”“Before COVID vaccination” Meredith’s personal health journey: At ~18–19, she had a mysterious illness with severe throat infection, ER visit, fatigue, and eventual chronic pain and fatigue.This pushed her toward integrative and root-cause medicine. COVID leading to apparent Epstein–Barr reactivation: After an infection in late 2021, she develops: Marked fatigueMast-cell-type histamine issuesDigestive symptoms Suspects Epstein–Barr virus (EBV) reactivation, not just mitochondrial dysfunction.Meredith’s own approach: Used a Kasia Kines‑style nutritional protocol plus antivirals with a Florida physician.Her Early Antigen D normalized, with improved fatigue. EBV & herpesvirus family: Clarifies: Epstein–Barr is a herpesvirus, in the same family as: CMV (cytomegalovirus)HSV-1/HSV-2Varicella (chickenpox) High-dose lysine known to slow replication of herpes viruses. [0:23:14] – H. pylori, Histamine Intolerance & Post-COVID Gut Changes Meredith’s own mast-cell / histamine journey: Developed severe histamine symptoms post-COVID.Conventional H1 and H2 blockers (Claritin, Zyrtec, Pepcid/Famotidine) did not resolve issues.She also tried quercetin, luteolin, and evaluated genetics (DAO and HNMT) but didn’t find a complete explanation. Turning to the gut: Ordered a GI-MAP functional stool test and found: Citrobacter freundii and Klebsiella pneumoniae – both high histamine‑producing bacteria. Hypothesis: COVID changes the gut microbiome (e.g., lowering beneficial Bifidobacteria), creating an environment for histamine­‑producing species to overgrow. Widespread H. pylori findings: In recent stool tests, >90% of her patients are now positive for H. pylori.H. pylori: Is a mast-cell activatorClassically associated with stomach ulcers, but also with pancreatic cancer Meredith notes a personal family loss to pancreatic cancer in someone with prior H. pylori. Testing approaches: Functional medicine: GI-MAP (DNA-based) often picks up H. pylori even when: Breath tests,Endoscopic biopsies, orTraditional antibody tests come back negative. Distinguishes: Blood antibodies – tell you if you’ve ever had H. pylori, not necessarily current infection.Stool antigen/DNA – better for current infection. When to treat: She monitors elastase-1 (pancreatic enzyme output) on stool testing: Low elastase suggests H. pylori may be impairing stomach acid and downstream digestion. Treatment approach: Main tool: Mastic gum (a Mediterranean shrub extract) twice daily.Sometimes bismuth/Pepto‑style support depending on symptoms.Ed notes he often ...
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