On this feel good day, Dr. Phil shares his personal experience with springtime allergies in the deep south and how he has learned how to take natural preventative measures to prepare for allergy season and minimize allergy symptoms.
Key Takeaways from This Podcast:
[2:38] Dr. Phil’s new book, How to Live Until You Die is now live on Amazon and you can still order an autographed copy at carsonnatural.com.
[3:00] Are you ready for springtime?
[3:39] How to support the thymus gland and immune system with natural supplements.
[4:18] What is the link between allergies and your immune system?
[6:26] How can ThymuPlex, Thymex, ImmuPlex help boost your immune system and when should you use which one? When should you use CongaPlex?
[11:12] Dr. Phil describes springtime pollen in the deep south.
[12:05] This episode’s Feeling Good Superhero is Dr. James Brawley MD who is one of the doctors who taught courses Dr. Phil took years ago in natural medicine. Dr. Brawley is an allergist and has written several books on allergies. His methods have helped Dr. Phil combat his allergy symptoms.
[13:52] The greatest joys in life come not from you being lifted by others, but rather by the lifting of others by you.
[14:10] Have health questions? Visit carsonnatural.com & click on the ‘Ask Dr. Phil’ microphone to record your questions or email them to [email protected].
Mentioned in This Episode of The Feeling Good Podcast:
Carson Natural Health & Wellness Consulting – Facebook page
Life Transformation Medical Center
Dr. Laura Washington
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