Dr. Shoemaker on Latest Bulletproof Radio Podcast!

On the latest episode of Bulletproof Radio, Dr. Ritchie Shoemaker talks the science behind the silent epidemic of mold. You will hear how genomics and testing is opening the door to understanding mold illness, and why microbes growing in water-damaged buildings make people sick. Have you ever wondered why some people can’t walk into a moldy building and others don’t seem to notice? Dr. Shoemaker has the answers and gives you the facts.

For a quick reference guide, an index for the podcast, or to download the podcast on MP3; visit the article on the Bulletproof website here!

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