Justine Stenger
I teach a terrain-based approach to health - focusing on mitochondrial function, lipid biology, fascia, and circadian biology as the foundation for energy, brain health, and longevity. Functional medicine trained.
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Your Cells Are Listening to How You Live (opens the original)
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I have felt like a scrambled egg for the past few weeks. Read more
Gallstones Form When Bile Runs Short of One Critical Fat: Phosphatidylcholine (opens the original)
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If you have gallstones, you have probably been offered surgery to remove the organ without ever being taught why they formed in the first place. I’m going to share with you today why phosphatidylcholine may be the missing piece. Read more
SIBO Part 2. Prevention, Support, and Understanding the Deeper Biology (opens the original)
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Today I feel really proud to share the research of two scientists who are not only challenging the conventional framing of SIBO but rewriting the textbook on it. Read more
What I Got Wrong About SIBO (opens the original)
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In fourteen years of clinical practice I have lost count of the people who have come to me carrying a SIBO diagnosis. They arrive with a breath test result, a history of bloating, gas, food intolerances, brain fog, and they have all received treatment one, two and sometimes three times. And every single one of them is exhausted, tired of “trying everything,” spending countless dollars on protocols and doctors appointments. It’s the same story told by different people. Read more
The Cortisol Restoration Map (opens the original)
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A practitioner restoration map built on circadian biology and membrane biophysics Read more
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