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Reset Your Gut Clock: A Morning Routine for Energy | Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Your gut has a clock — and most people are completely out of sync.

In this episode of The Exam Room Podcast, Chuck Carroll sits down with gastroenterologist and three-time bestselling author Will Bulsiewicz to explain how circadian rhythm controls gut health, inflammation, energy, and even your bowel movements.

You'll learn why mornings matter more than sleep alone, how cortisol actually helps your gut when it's timed correctly, and how light, movement, and meal timing send powerful signals to your microbiome.

Dr. B breaks down groundbreaking research showing that circadian disruption can flatten microbial diversity, weaken the gut barrier, and drive inflammation even without changes in diet.

If you wake up tired, bloated, anxious, constipated, or wired-but-exhausted, this episode explains why — and what to do about it.

🧠 In this episode:

- How circadian rhythm affects digestion, immunity, and inflammation
- Why morning light is the strongest signal for gut health
- How jet lag, shift work, and irregular mornings disrupt the microbiome
- The ideal morning routine to support gut motility and energy
- Why consistency matters more than perfection

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Kidney Disease: Silent Signals and Best Foods | Dr. Sean Hashmi

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An abnormal mammogram. No ride to the next appointment. No one to watch the kids. And a paycheck that won't stretch far enough to cover both groceries and medical care. Breast cancer surgeon Dr. Krist...

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Dairy vs. Plant-Based Yogurt: What Matters for Gut Health? | Dr. Alan Desmond

Is yogurt really good for your gut? What about dairy kefir—and are plant-based yogurts a better choice? Gastroenterologist Dr. Alan Desmond joins Chuck Carroll to examine the human research behind som...

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Healthy Ideas For Busy People: Quickies with PlantYou's Carleigh Bodrug

Too tired to cook, but still want a meal you feel good about? PlantYou creator and bestselling cookbook author Carleigh Bodrug joins Chuck Carroll live on The Exam Room to talk about quick, easy plant...

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Best Iron Sources for a Plant-Based Diet: What to Eat, What to Avoid | Dr. Neal Barnard

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Food Companies Control Your Cravings. How To Fight Back | David Fenton

Why can a fast-food commercial still trigger a craving 16 years after someone stopped eating it? And how can a health movement compete with the enormous marketing power of Big Food? Communications pio...

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