Description
“Osteoporosis Due to Gut-Bone Axis Dysfunction—Is It Autoimmune?” features John Bartemus (DC, CFMP) sharing how poor gut health and immune imbalance can drive bone loss. Instead of focusing on calcium alone, he explains why inflammation, estrogen shifts, and chronic stress matter just as much. Backed by new research, Dr. Bartemus breaks down how probiotics, nutrient support, and gut repair may help protect your bones—and why osteoporosis might be more of an immune issue than most people realize.
Osteoporosis Due to Gut-Bone Axis Dysfunction - Is It Autoimmune?
Guest
This time, there are no guests—just John Bartemus delving deeply into today's topic.
Category
Bone Health, Digestive Health, Immune Health
About The Host
John Bartemus (DC, CFMP) is a functional medicine practitioner and host of Life At Optimal, where he focuses on helping patients uncover the hidden causes of chronic illness. With a background in systems biology, he addresses issues like autoimmunity, inflammation, and fatigue through targeted, science-based care. His book, "The Autoimmune Answer," offers a clear strategy for reversing symptoms and rebuilding long-term health by solving the root of the problem.
John Bartemus (DC, CFMP) is a functional medicine practitioner and host of Life At Optimal, where he focuses on helping patients uncover the hidden causes of chronic illness. With a background in systems biology, he addresses issues like autoimmunity, inflammation, and fatigue through targeted, science-based care. His book, "The Autoimmune Answer," offers a clear strategy for reversing symptoms and rebuilding long-term health by solving the root of the problem.
About The Guest
This episode features John Bartemus as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
This episode features John Bartemus as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
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