The Roots Of Success Podcast
Welcome to The Roots Of Success Podcast hosted by 25 year old author, entrepreneur, CEO of Symba Marketing and Symba Music Group, Nate "the Great" Peterman.On this podcast you'll stumble upon interviews with inspiring influencers of this day in time.
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The Doctor Said It Wasn't Lyme. She Proved Them Wrong | Daisy Ilchovska (opens the original)
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What if the reason you're still sick isn't that you haven't found the right treatment - but that nobody has asked the right questions yet? Daisy Ilchovska is an MSc-educated Nutritional Therapist, NLP Coach, published researcher, and author of Lyme in the Limelight . She works with some of the most complex chronic illness cases in the world - Lyme disease, autoimmune conditions, mycotoxin illness, Long COVID, and hormonal dysfunction - through her online clinic, Optimal Health Nutrition. She did
Weightlifting Is a Waste of Time - And Almost Everything You Know About Testosterone Is Wrong | Dr. John Jaquish (opens the original)
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What if the reason you're not seeing results has nothing to do with your effort, your discipline, or your diet but the actual tools you're using? Dr. John Jaquish is a PhD research professor, Wall Street Journal bestselling author, and one of the most contrarian voices in health and performance today. He invented OsteoStrong — the most effective bone density building medical technology in the world, now partnered with Tony Robbins and deployed in 300 clinics across 15 countries. He invented X3,
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