The Sick Truth About Modern Health... | Mark Sherwood | DSH #2073
Sean Kelly hosts Dr. Mark Sherwood, a leading longevity physician and functional medicine expert, in a deep conversation about the modern health crisis, the failures of conventional medicine, and the path to extending healthspan. The discussion centers on environmental toxins like glyphosat
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