436: When Food Poisoning Lingers

Think food poisoning leaves your body after a few days? It’s more complicated than that! In this episode, Doctor Motley chats about what happens when bacterial infections like E.coli and Salmonella gets into our systems. Learn some of the signs and symptoms (E.coli can cause joint pain while Salmonella can cause UTIs), as well as testing and natural treatments. Show notes ⬇️

Get Tested for Bacteria:
MicroGenDx
Urokey (for potential UTIs)

Herbal Remedies
Golden Thread: https://shorturl.at/TzXGI (TCM antimicrobial)
Morinda Supreme: https://shorturl.at/7b5Ho

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