The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.
Recent Episodes
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Exclusive Dr. Hyman+ Functional Medicine Deep Dive: Lessons From Our Past On How To Live Better and Longer In Our Future
Jun 6, 2023 – 46:21 -
How To Support Your Brain, Improve Energy, And Use Exercise As Medicine
Jun 5, 2023 – 31:37 -
How To Follow The Pegan Diet
Jun 2, 2023 – 16:53 -
What Foods Should You Eat And Supplements Should You Take To Age Well? with Dr. Michael Murray
May 31, 2023 – 1:06:14 -
Exclusive Dr. Hyman+ Ask Mark Anything: My Go-To Breakfast, Alcohol Consumption, And More
May 30, 2023 – 19:16 -
How Food Can Drive And Slow Cancer Growth
May 29, 2023 – 54:53 -
How to Quit Being a Nice-aholic
May 26, 2023 – 15:44 -
How To Maximize Physical, Metabolic, And Cognitive Health With Minimal Effort with Dave Asprey
May 24, 2023 – 1:08:34 -
What Types Of Fish Are Best For Human And Planetary Health
May 22, 2023 – 1:01:06 -
How To Stay Asleep And Sleep More Deeply
May 19, 2023 – 15:14 -
How To Reduce Cravings, Balance Blood Sugar, Improve Energy, And Feel Better with Jessie Inchauspé
May 17, 2023 – 57:01 -
What Are The Symptoms Of Magnesium Deficiency?
May 15, 2023 – 1:01:31 -
Is Hormonal Imbalance The Cause Of Your Resistance To Weight Loss?
May 12, 2023 – 21:34 -
The Science Of Eating For Longevity with Dr. Jeffrey Bland
May 10, 2023 – 1:14:19 -
How Inflammation Affects The Brain And How To Cool It
May 8, 2023 – 1:05:24 -
Daily And Weekly Practices To Stay Young Forever
May 5, 2023 – 25:56 -
The Science Of Fasting And How To Use It For Your Health with Cynthia Thurlow
May 3, 2023 – 1:09:57 -
Exclusive Dr. Hyman+ Functional Medicine Deep Dive: Anxiety
May 2, 2023 – 15:21 -
How To Break Patterns Of Emotional Eating
May 1, 2023 – 50:02 -
The Surprising Key To Longevity
Apr 28, 2023 – 20:19 -
The Science Of Protein And Longevity: Do We Need To Eat Meat To Live To 100? with Dr. Donald Layman
Apr 26, 2023 – 1:36:12 -
Exclusive Dr. Hyman+ Ask Mark Anything: Kidney Issues, Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia, And More
Apr 25, 2023 – 16:51 -
Are Thyroid Issues, Hidden Infections, Or Poor Sleep At The Root Of Your Mystery Symptoms?
Apr 24, 2023 – 56:04 -
Does Eating Eggs Increase Your Risk Of Stroke Or Heart Disease?
Apr 21, 2023 – 12:47 -
Tired And Wired: How To Heal Adrenal Fatigue with Dr. Izabella Wentz
Apr 19, 2023 – 1:06:50 -
How To Address And Begin To Heal Trauma
Apr 17, 2023 – 48:57 -
The Benefits Of Strength Training And How to Get Started
Apr 14, 2023 – 18:50 -
Healing Long-Covid With Functional Medicine with Dr. Leo Galland
Apr 12, 2023 – 1:30:13 -
Is Your Bloating A Sign Of A More Serious Condition?
Apr 10, 2023 – 1:13:39 -
Is Vegetable Oil Good Or Bad For You?
Apr 7, 2023 – 21:30 -
The Science Behind Cold And Heat Therapy And How To Do It For Maximum Benefit with Dr. Susanna Søberg
Apr 5, 2023 – 1:27:52 -
Exclusive Dr. Hyman+ Functional Medicine Deep Dive: Where Genetics and Epigenetics Intersect
Apr 4, 2023 – 18:56 -
Simple Methods To Reduce Stress
Apr 3, 2023 – 51:37 -
Can You Be Healthy At Any Size?
Mar 31, 2023 – 25:54 -
How To Train Your Brain To Get Unstuck And Cultivate Self-Love with Mel Robbins
Mar 29, 2023 – 1:12:11 -
Exclusive Dr. Hyman+ Ask Mark Anything: Detoxifying Heavy Metals, Microbiome Health For Infants And Children, And More
Mar 28, 2023 – 17:26 -
How Suppressed Science Led To Widespread Misunderstanding About Fat And The Root Cause Of Heart Disease
Mar 27, 2023 – 52:27 -
How Chronic Stress Creates Hormonal Havoc
Mar 24, 2023 – 16:25 -
How To Burn Fat, Heal Your Metabolism, and Live Longer with Dr. William Li
Mar 22, 2023 – 1:09:33 -
How To Strengthen And Repair Our Relationships With Others
Mar 20, 2023 – 54:56 -
Why “Skinny Fat” Can Be Worse than Obesity
Mar 17, 2023 – 14:15 -
How Big Food Is Keeping Us And Our Children Sick with Calley Means
Mar 15, 2023 – 1:26:39 -
What To Eat To Support Your Gut, Reduce Inflammation, And Have More Energy
Mar 13, 2023 – 47:45 -
My Personal Longevity Routine
Mar 10, 2023 – 19:40 -
Mastering Your Mindset: The Key To Happiness And Success with Lewis Howes
Mar 8, 2023 – 1:11:22 -
Exclusive Dr. Hyman+ Functional Medicine Deep Dive: Constipation
Mar 7, 2023 – 19:38 -
How To Support Your Liver With Food, Household Products, And Supplements
Mar 6, 2023 – 46:51 -
Advanced Longevity Innovations And The Future Of Aging
Mar 3, 2023 – 19:53 -
Can A Food Product Scoring System Improve Our Diet And Eliminate Nutrition Confusion? with Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian
Mar 1, 2023 – 1:15:07 -
Exclusive Dr. Hyman+ Ask Mark Anything: High Blood Sugar, Gut Health, And More
Feb 28, 2023 – 16:55
Recent Reviews
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4jenzoConstant BurpingLove the information but what is going on with your digestion, Dr? You burp or hiccup or whatever repeatedly into the microphone. I have noticed this for years even when you are a guest on other podcasts. Honestly it's very distracting.
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DianemcqA Must-Listen PodcastI discovered Dr. Hyman years ago when he published his first book. I’ve probably read all of his books and the podcast is a wealth of information. Dr. Mark does an exceptional job of clearly explaining medical concepts and always clarified when a guest gets too into medical terminology. He always remembers who his audience is! Wishing there would be a podcast on eye health that covers dry eye disease. Also wishing Dr. Mark would be a better listener and stop interrupting guests and interjecting his own thoughts so frequently. He details his guests’ train of thoughts. Still a 5-star podcast from someone who has overcome tremendous health issues of his own and is dedicated to helping all of us live healthy lives. I’m forever indebted.
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SolykkFineThank you for the podcast it’s really helpful I’ve just listened to your interview with ben , I’ve learned a lot but I’d like to point out some things that will improve your podcast, please don’t interrupt people while they are talking, it’s not a disaster to pronounce lipogenesis differently and also is it necessary to mention „I know you are NOT a medical doctor but what’s your tip“?!
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bookandsunloverToo many burpsWhile the information in this podcast is useful and important, I have a hard time listening to it because it sounds like Dr. Hyman is constantly making quiet burps. My recommendation would be to record the show on an empty stomach.
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Katie326Wealth of knowledge butI would rate the show a 5 based on Dr. Hyman’s wealth of knowledge and how much usable info he packs in to each episode. However, it bugs me how much he interrupts his guests, especially women. He will ask a question, then right when a guest is answering, he starts to answer. I feel like he shows a lack of respect for those he brings on the show.
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Sar28972765Great info but…Hello! I have loved listening to the doctors pharmacy for quite a while and really enjoy the contents. One word of constructive criticism, if I may, if there is a way to change the mic position on Dr. Hyman, that would be awesome since he can often hear his breathing in the mic. May ‘23, enjoying the episode about blood sugar regulation but having a hard time hearing what Dr Hyman is saying while the gal he is interviewing is perfectly clear
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sibeds92Great infoGreat info but the lack of humility makes it tough to listen sometimes
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JossypdxPlease address the burping.Spend the time and care to level-up with simple editing to ensure you are not distracting your audience with the constant burping and eating throughout each podcast.
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HHDonna10Deep GRATITUDEDr Hyman, so much gratitude for all you do. Each and every podcast offers a gift of insight.Love and blessings always
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Bauma ShawVery knowledgeable But Needs Speaking ClassesLove the knowledge and expertise shared. It’s great information. But I had to quit listening because of the mouth noises and the steady stream of “ums”. Regular people have mouth noises and use “um” when they speak—but podcasters shouldn’t.
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Mercedes Y Semaananswers all the nutritional questions I’ve always had!This podcast is so eye-opening for me, having lived in America and other countries and comparing my negative experience with the quality of food in the US versus in other places. Dr Hyman is so good at not sugar-coating the advice and being real about what not to do in order to live healthy. We need more voices like his advocating food as medicine and exposing the damage being done by the food and pharmaceutical industries who we so easily forget are for-profit and not for-health.
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CMHSeptA bit distractingI enjoy listening to Dr. Human’s podcast, BUT it is sooo distracting how he burps in almost every episode lol. I know it shouldn’t be a big deal, but once I started noticing it, it’s incredibly distracting. It’s hard to take health advice from someone who is continually burping.
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KelliTX1The Science of Protein and LongevityThis episode was so hard to listen to. The way you were so aggressive and overbearing with the guest was awful. If you’re going to interrupt and challenge what the person is saying, why have them on?
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PurpleTeddyThe Dr. Layman episode was excellentJust finished the protein episode with Dr. Layman. It was excellent. I had to listen to a few parts several times because it got a tiny bit confusing. I know I will listen to it again and I’ve already forwarded it to 2 friends. I know he trained Dr. Lyon, but I find her show frustrating sometimes because it feels like the guests sometimes have wacky ideas. She is great though but I don’t hear her ever pushback. What I particularly love about Dr. Hyman is his interest in ideas that are different from past theories. At least one time in this podcast he observed that. I also loved the discussion of how much protein to consume at different meals. I know that processed carbs are junk because I listen all the time. However, after listening to this specific episode I will look at carbs very differently. Even the 5th of a banana in my morning protein shake might have to go away. THANK YOU, Dr. Hyman, for always educating me. I am so very grateful. 🙏
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Galex62Response to ncarlyle, pharmacistI don’t defend Dr. Hyman’s phlegm clearing habits but I don’t condemn them either. It is quit rude of you to point this out. It is also very unprofessional. These podcasts are about this information and not his personal habits. The information shared in Dr. Hyman’s books and podcasts are scientifically sound. I have had college level nutrition, chemistry - organic and inorganic, several biologies and physics. I have studied and verified the claims through literature search. I know how to read peer reviewed, double blind studies. You should be able to do this too, as a pharmacist. I am surprised and suspicious of any higher credentialed healthcare professional who is critical in a personal approach. It isn’t at all scientific and I know you were trained how to think at this level. Perhaps you have forgotten or there is another reason.
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Lily PomusFave show but why isn’t the April anxiety deep dive working :(I love this show but sometimes the deep dives don’t work… The anxiety one won’t play for me… please fix
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ncarlyleWhat is in your mouth when you’re talking?It sounds like you’re sucking on a candy or something while you talk. Those weird long pauses while you’re swallowing…you can hear the saliva every time you open your mouth. How have your producers and editors let this go? It is so gross to listen to. Please stop. Not a fan of your overall approach - lots of scare tactics, overwhelming your audience, so negative! I guess it sells, but as a relatively healthy pharmacist myself, I am stressed out listening to you list all the things that I’m eating wrong and what could be wrong with me. Very disappointing.
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joyfulgal25The Science Behind Cold and Heat TherapyTotally enjoyed and appreciated the info on cold therapy…Dr Soberg is wonderful. I will try the plunge in my bathtub. But I have listened for 1 hour and 15minutes and we still have not gotten info on the sauna which I really wanted to hear. I wish Dr Mark gave her more time to discuss Suana.
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Blondie 🧜🏻♀️History of heart disease!This is so good, mind blowing and yet so well put together! I hope you can get your own show on regular TV, perhaps public television and share this info everyday for the next 10 yrs! We gotta shout about the corruption from the roof tops! Thank you! 👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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👻😺Love the content, can’t stand the interviewerHe really interrupts the guests EVERY SENTENCE. It’s stressful knowing he’s going to get them off track and derail the subject into another almost immediately. Not a holistic convo lol, very disjointed. These are your guests for a reason, you want them to speak on important info…you should not interrupt so much. It’s so distracting and rude.
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GnarkillyesGreat informationJust getting in to his podcast you definitely don’t get bored like with some other podcast and you really get sucked into the contest, he gives you more than one way to fit things in to your daily life, which is important one size doesn’t fit all and he proves that episode after episode!
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DanoSchantzAwesome informationI started listening to this podcast from the first episode. I find it very informative. I haven’t caught up to the latest yet, but I hope to hear more. Would love to hear about diets and Ankylosing Spondylitis.
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Murdock GirlGreat podcastReally enjoy this incredibly informative podcast. It covers so many topics, never boring, always something to learn!
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ThinkPink56The bestThe best TRUTH on food and Health
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nitroneenzLove the show!I work at an integrative medical clinic where we utilize western and eastern medicine. The topics this show covers are very important and fascinating. I love how Dr. Hymen talks about the latest research and studies. I would love if he could cover more topics such as how the BMI index really isn’t a great tool, how racism affects patients in medicine, the difficulties in providing true holistic care for patients who do not have the financial means to buy tests, quality food and supplements aka things not covered by insurance. Thanks Dr. Hymen!
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Cesca89Absolutely fantastic and a must listenOne of my favorite podcasts- truly grateful that Dr Mark shared his knowledge and passion! Highly recommend.
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EllieGold1Speech help neededI agree with some of the other reviewers I think some speech lessons could help
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heavenly healthy gourmetMy fave!This is my favorite podcast! Being a health coach I just love listening to all of it, always learning!!!
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KathansendrawingsAlways learning something new on here!I don’t always understand some of the medical jargon but I get enough of it to always learn something new with each episode! Great podcast!
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kkd1515Smacking podcastingI wanted to love this but the constant smacking as if he is eating (and probably is) is unbearable. People don’t eat during your podcast it is horrible to listen to.
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mr guderAwesomeI can’t get enough of this podcast!! Learning so much. This is so informative and interesting. Dr Hymans way of thinking is so much along the lines with my own. ❤️I always look forward to listening.
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Laura in NYAwesome team! Mark and LewisGentlemen, I listen to both of your podcasts regularly. They are great. This one was especially poignant for me today. Lewis talked a lot about healing the inner child, parenting that child and learning your triggers hat affect your adult relationships. How long did it take you Lewis, to come to a place of peace and knowledge of your triggers? I want to start the journey.
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Lesbois1One of my favorite podcastsQuality source for medical and wellness information.
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42760Burping slurping and gulpingDr mark please consider not taking supplements prior to recording a podcast so you don’t continuously burp. Please don’t drink fluids during a podcast so you don’t continuously slurp. Also consider working with a speech therapist so you can better annunciate and don’t make extraneous noises during podcast. Such good content but difficult to listen to
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The Shadow Nose679: Genetics of the grain we eat, not genetics of the humanAt about the one hour mark of the Hyman/food/obesity problem, they discuss how genetics might be blamed for overeating. However they immediately assumed the genetics of Americans was the issue, it’s not so much. The genetics of wheat is the biggest change. William Davis, “Wheat Belly” fame nails this. 2/3 of our calories come from ultra processed food so it’s impractical to get this to go away, but only 1/7 is from grains. We could replace that! The majority of our appetite aberration is (probably) caused by the bit of wheat protein after digestion in our diet. Get rid of processed grain (including bread) “whole” or not, out of your diet and replace with legumes, nuts and non-grass seeds which are greatly undereaten. Nutrition is complex and separating the wheat from the chaff (haha) is hard and obfuscation is easy. This simple step — avoid all wheat— will solve 60-80% of the overeating problem.
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postpartumdoulamarcyI’m always smarter after listening to Mark and his friends!I’m learn so much and feel empowered after listening. I feel like o know much of this info but I always have awesome takeaways that I share with my family and friends. Keep up the great and important work!!!
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bmath1Great infoI have learned so much from this podcast. I have changed my lifestyle because of your info. Thanks.
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mihrllecToo many episodes per weekI really like this podcast and feel like I am learning a lot about how to enhance my health. I do wish podcasters would recognize that most people who listen to podcasts enjoy listening to multiple ones. Three episodes a week is so hard to stay up on or catch up on.
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booheavenGreat informationI’m giving this 4 stars based solely on the editing, which is sometimes very choppy. But that’s no reason not to listen. This pod is full of great information and has so far (this past month) turned me on to 2 books that have been extremely helpful. Dr. Hyman is a chatty, warm and charming host, and is himself full of great advice and perspective. Looking forward to reading the new book on Longevity.
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StuartInWisconsinA key spot in my podcast listAlways something of key importance and interest. I don’t always agree 100% but really appreciate Dr Hyman’s willingness to put topics into discussion.
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MarintheUSAMark Hyman thinks “young” is the same as “healthy”Some episodes have helpful, thoughtful information and insights but they are overshadowed by mark’s interruptions and comments. Let your guests speak! I thought this was a health podcast that would have lots of different topics for a diverse audience but it seems the focus is on “being young.” Mark seems to equate youth with health and it comes off as though he is absolutely terrified of embracing his age. Also, the burping and slurping is so gross and I’m not sure if it bothers anyone else but it bothers me!
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horseygirl2222LOVE DR HYMANThis podcast is amazing!! So much great information. So many awesome guests and tons of practical advice on how live a healthier life!! Thanks Dr Hyman.
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sPankyAcePolitical views off puttingListening to the episode on failing and succeeding in love. I was liking the podcast until you decided to put down a past president with a comment you made. It was extremely off putting and we completely lost interest in the rest of your podcast. Not a good idea to alienate listeners by bad mouthing a president. You should leave those kind of comments out of your podcasts.
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hltcrzInvoke Politics…Cuts our previous president when he gets a chance, why invoke politics just turns people away. It’s not supposed to be a political podcast…
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MarysellaLoveeee this podcast!This is my favorite current podcast. The amount of tips I've picked up is crazy. Thank you!
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AN * 77%%Why does he even bother having guests on?I can not listen to this show. Dr. Hyman’s ego is massive. He constantly interrupts and talks over his guests. Hyman is so set on what HE wants to impart that the very interesting, knowledgeable, and learned guests are left mumbling. The flow of the interview is thrown off each time his demanding voice interrupts what could be an interesting discussion. He needs to learn how to listen, take an interest in what others are saying, and shut up. At this point, I am surprised he finds guests to come on the show. He also burbs A LOT - RIGHT into the mic! It is extremely offputting.
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BergerBabeInformative but also RepetitiveThis podcasts is informative. I appreciate Dr. Hyman’s holistic approach to his work, something I wish more doctors did. I find it can be pretty repetitive most episodes. He tends to talk over his guests, and when he does it seems to be discourse on his “low body fat percentage” which he loves to just *casually* slip in. The silent burping that happens weirds me out, like maybe he talks to quickly and runs out of breath? I loved his books and the Fed Up documentary. Maybe folks should start with those then transition to the podcast.
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S_NowakInformative, but bad habits…Dr. Hyman holds an amazing array of information and a path to health that I agree with. However, while listening to the interviews I often can’t get past the rude behaviors exhibited to guests and the constant burping and no respect of an “excuse me.” You can be smart and knowledgeable, and still be a good human. I find a lot of arrogance in recent episodes. I’m disappointed, I hope you find a kinder path.
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theQueen412323Excellent Approach to Helping PatientsI’ve learned so much from you and your guests. I only wish my mom could have had a doctor like you. She passed in October after a years-long battle with dementia. I’m taking your advice and passing it on to my 5 siblings to avoid following the same path.
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Annie PichanGreat podcast, lots of burping thoughI love this podcast and Dr. Hyman. The only reason I give it 4-stars is because is it just me or is he constantly burping and swallowing? It really disrupts the flow. Otherwise great stuff!
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