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ReversABLE

Josh Dech
Gut Health
Microbiome
Nutrition
Functional Medicine
Crohn's Disease
Probiotics
Toxins
Inflammation
Detoxification
Leaky Gut
Chronic Diseases
Gut Microbiome
Chronic Disease
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Mental Health
Stress
Mold
Colitis
Fiber
Chronic Illness

All diseases begin in your gut. Hippocrates said it 2500 years ago, and science has now proven it's true! It's also shown us that that 93% of the leading causes of death in the United States are chronic inflammatory conditions, directly linked to your gut! So what can you do about it? Josh Dech is a gut specialist, physician's consultant and medical lecturer, who helps reverse the worst cases of g... more

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Latest Episodes

Chronic bloating is one of the most frustrating gut health symptoms—especially when you've already eliminated gluten, dairy, sugar, processed foods, or other suspected triggers and still feel swollen after meals.

In this episode of ReversABLE, Josh... more

What if the story you tell yourself about your health is not entirely coming from your mind—but is being influenced by what is happening inside your body?

In this episode of ReversABLE, Josh Dech sits down with Kyle Gray for a conversation about th... more

Josh Dech sits down with Dr. Cassie Smith, a dual board-certified endocrinologist and founder of Modern Endocrine, to unpack why testosterone matters in women and why hormone health cannot always be separated from gut health, stress, sleep, metabolis... more

We're facing a serious bowel disease epidemic that's icnreased by 50,000% in 70 years, and will affect 1 in 100 people. This is everything you need to know...

TOPICS DISCUSSED:

• 5 things driving this epidemic

• Why Canada, US, UK, New Zealand ... more

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Recent Guests

Kyle Gray
Writer, storyteller and speaker who helps thought leaders communicate powerful stories
The Story Engine (guest on host's prior show); author
Episode: 294: The Most Important Story You Tell Is The One You Tell Yourself - with Kyle Gray
Dr. Cassie Smith
Dual board certified endocrinologist, founder of Modern Endocrine
Modern Endocrine
Episode: 293: Why Women Fell Tired, Moody, Inflamed, And "Off" In Their Thirties - with Dr. Cassie Smith
Steven Rofrano
Founder of Ancient Crunch, creator of Masa Chips
Ancient Crunch
Episode: 291: How Companies Turn Industrial Waste Into "Health Food" - with Steven Rofrano
John Demartini
Human behavior expert, educator and author
Dr. Demartini Institute (implied)
Episode: 289: The Hidden Cost Of Doing Everything Yourself - with Dr. John Dermatini
Jason Shumard
Doctor of Chiropractic; focuses on functional medicine and diabetes reversal
Shumard Functional Medicine
Episode: 287: The Diabetes Treatment Paradox: Why Your Sugars Are Good But You Keep Getting Sicker - with Dr. Jason Shumard
Kim Rogers
The Worm Queen; CEO and co-founder of RogersHood Apothecary; host of What's Eating You
RogersHood Apothecary; What's Eating You podcast
Episode: 285: Parasites, Poop & Medical Gas-Lighting: How To Take Your Health Back - with Kim Rogers
Martha Carlin
CEO of BiotiQuest; researcher focusing on microbiome, glyphosate, and environmental contributors to disease
BiotiQuest
Episode: 284: The Toxic Load No One Is Measuring: Glyphosate, EMF's & The Gut-Brain Collapse - with Martha Carlin
Peter McCullough
Cardiologist, researcher, and controversial medical voice
McCullough Foundation / The Wellness Company (as discussed)
Episode: 281: Cancer, Covid, And Medical Blindspots - with Dr. Peter McCullough
Nicki Williams
Founder of Happy Hormones For Life; author of It's Not You, It's Your Hormones and Life After Menopause
Happy Hormones For Life
Episode: 279: The Menopause Conversation No One Is Having (Gut Health, Aging & The Next 30 Years) - with Nicki WIlliams

Host

Josh Dech
Host of ReversABLE, gut health specialist and physician's consultant

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 254 ratings
  • Loved the episode with Kim Rogers!!

    Josh has amazing guests!! And he is also so knowledgeable!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Raubie3
    United Statesa month ago
  • Engaging actionable advice

    Found this podcast from Josh’s YouTube reels, and I’m not disappointed. He makes even the most mundane sounding stories super engaging, love his solid medically backed advice. Looking forward to listening to all 274 episodes

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BrenClar
    Australia3 months ago
  • Good program

    Good program

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MME1283
    United States3 months ago
  • Not worth it

    This program involves a high financial investment based on many promises that, in this experience, were not fulfilled. Instead of improvement, the recommended products led to a flare-up of UC symptoms, leaving the health situation worse than at the start. Furthermore, the support structure appears to end abruptly; once the four-month period concludes, clients are no longer assisted even if they are still struggling or in a worse state. The lack of follow-up care and the negative impact on health... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    MME1283
    United States3 months ago
  • Phenomenal depth of knowledge shared in a digestible way

    These podcasts are a godsend. I learn so much each episode. They’re also full of hope!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    skye&neve
    Switzerland4 months ago

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Some listeners view the program as transformative for gut health understanding.
Positive: deep, practical insights and varied expert guests.
A few critics warn about over-promising or variability in program outcomes.
Fans praise actionable steps and hopeful, evidence-informed discussions.

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Talking Points

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294: The Most Important Story You Tell Is The One You Tell Yourself - with Kyle Gray
Q: What role does language play in biology according to the discussion, and how can a listener apply this themselves?
Language shapes perception and physiology; by adopting affirmations and more empowering wording, a person can influence their emotional state and bodily responses, creating a constructive feedback loop toward healing.
294: The Most Important Story You Tell Is The One You Tell Yourself - with Kyle Gray
Q: How can someone use storytelling to help family or clinicians understand their condition better?
By articulating a clear, transformed personal narrative that connects symptoms to underlying beliefs, and by sharing a story that highlights what helps them heal, which makes it easier for others to provide support and appropriate care.
294: The Most Important Story You Tell Is The One You Tell Yourself - with Kyle Gray
Q: What is the first step someone should take to identify the roots of their beliefs that affect health?
Begin by listening to your internal narratives, write them down as data, and then practice changing negations and limited phrases word by word to observe how small shifts in language alter feelings and beliefs about health.
293: Why Women Fell Tired, Moody, Inflamed, And "Off" In Their Thirties - with Dr. Cassie Smith
Q: How does stress relate to gut health and hormonal balance in practical terms?
Chronic stress triggers gut dysbiosis and inflammatory responses, which affects hormone conversion and production (including T4 to T3), insulin and cortisol levels rise, and ovarian hormones decrease, creating a cycle that worsens mood, sleep, and fertility.
293: Why Women Fell Tired, Moody, Inflamed, And "Off" In Their Thirties - with Dr. Cassie Smith
Q: What practical steps should a woman in her 30s/40s start with to address low testosterone and gut-health issues?
Focus on foundational habits: protect sleep with a consistent schedule, get daily movement and daylight exposure, manage circadian rhythms, and consider comprehensive gut and hormonal testing with a clinician to tailor an individualized plan; small, sustainable changes yield meaningful improvements.

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A wellness-focused show exploring gut health as the root of many chronic conditions, often challenging conventional medicine with root-cause testing, environmental toxins, and holistic approaches. Guests span gut researchers, functional medicine clinicians, thyroid and menopause experts, and mind-body healers, delivering practical steps listeners can apply to improve digestion, inflammation, and overall health. The host frequently emphasizes testing, lifestyle adjustments, and nuanced perspectives beyond standard medical guidelines, with a notable penchant for tying gut health to broader systems such as hormones, brain function, and environmental exposures. This combination of evidence-informed, actionable guidance and access to high-profil... more

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Recent guests on ReversABLE include:

1. Kyle Gray
2. Dr. Cassie Smith
3. Steven Rofrano
4. John Demartini
5. Jason Shumard
6. Kim Rogers
7. Martha Carlin
8. Peter McCullough

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