For the next few weeks, The Lindsey Elmore Show is showcasing some of the Top Ten Shows over the past 185 Episodes. Each of these episode includes a speaker from the upcoming Engineering Your Microbiome Summit that Dr. Elmore is hosting at the end of September.

Head to www.lindseyelmore.com/microbiome to save the date and get signed up for the Engineering your Microbiome Summit to sign up today!

This week we are featuring: Dr. Erika Gray is the co-founder and CMO at ToolBox Genomics and MyToolBox Genomics. As a pharmacist having had years of experience in both alternative and allopathic medicine, Dr. Erika is passionate about integrating the two modalities of both to inspire people to live healthier lives. She believes that helping people understand who they are from their genes outward will help provide them with the tools to understand how they interact with their environment and the role this interaction has with their health.

Topics covered in this episode:

What are genes, genetics, and genomics?
Why do our genes matter?
What is gene mutation?
How to work with our genes, instead of against them?
The most important genes.
Epigenetics testing.
Regular recommended interventions.
How to slow down aging.
Best way to figure out your chronotype.

To learn more about Erika and her work, head over to www.mytoolboxgenomics.com

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If you have been struggling with immune system functioning gastrointestinal issues something as bad as celiac disease Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, if you just have the skin flare ups of acne and eczema, allergies, hay fever, maybe even just brain fog, you may be feeling the effects of a microbiome dysbiosis.

We disrupt our microbiomes by lacking nutrients and fiber in your diet, lack of exercise, not getting enough sleep, having too much anxiety, do use many medications and antibiotics, having a long time spent indoors in contact with man-made material can also turn into a disruption in our microbiome. Genetic factors as well as over exposure to toxic household cleaning products, agricultural pesticides and herbicides and cosmetic products not designed with your microbiome in mind can lead to all manner of symptoms.

That’s why I decided to host the Engineering the Microbiome Summit from September 26 until October 2. You can tune in live and for free to the Engineering your Microbiome summit where I have interviews with more than 40 industry experts: physicians, nurses, chiropractors, nutritionists, all that help us to engineer healthy microbiome that can prevent and reverse both physical and mental illness

Head to www.lindseyelmore.com/microbiome to save the date and get signed up for the Engineering your Microbiome summit to sign up today!