Oct 3, 2019
Dr. Tim Jackson, DPT received his undergraduate degree in Health science and chemistry from Wake Forest University in 2003. He completed his Doctorate in Physical Therapy (DPT) from the Medical University of SC in 2009. Realizing that manual therapy and orthopedic care helped only some of his patients, he began studying functional and environmental medicine, as well as digestive health, in an effort to help others achieve wellness.
During this episode, Dr. Tim Jackson will talk about the different vitamins the body needed to obtain optimal bone density for overall body health. He also stresses the importance of gut health for proper vitamins absorption. Just as important about the gut topic was this hormonal health.
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Timestamps:
- 03:00 - How he got into functional medicine besides being a physical therapist
- 06:41 - "Most people with frozen shoulder almost always have either overt hypothyroidism or subclinical hypothyroidism." - Dr. Tim Jackson
- 07:09 - What is the underlying root cause of frozen shoulders
- 09:47 - What is Homocysteine and why can it impact our bones
- 11:32 - Finding in his practice that people are deficient in their B vitamins
- 13:13 - The micronutrient testing
- 14:59 - " If gut health is compromised, your digestion's compromised. Sometimes even taking the supplements may not give you an optimal level of that vitamin or mineral." - Dr. Tim Jackson
- 16:09 - Why gut health is important and how bacteria in the gut going to affect the bones
- 20:10 - How to offset the possible complications when you are taking in Berberine, is it even recommended
- 22:38 - Is more, better and talking further about K2 and Magnesium
- 26:26 - What is a vitamin D lamp and how does it help in filling up this vitamin necessity
- 27:49 - “You want to expose as much of your body to direct sunlight as you can. Cause you're not only getting sun or vitamin D, you're also grounding. You're adding electrons to the body, which all that means is you're adding energy.” - Dr. Tim Jackson
- 33:48 - Why hormonal health is important
DISCLAIMER – The information presented on this podcast should not be construed as medical advice. It is not intended to replace consultation with your physician or healthcare provider. The ideas shared on this podcast are the expressed opinions of the guests and do not always reflect those of Margie Bissinger and the Happy Bones, Happy Life program.