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The Selenium Deficiency Nobody's Talking About And Why It Affects Your Brain ft. Dr. Jeff Moss | Podcast #475
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The Selenium Deficiency Nobody’s Talking About And Why It Affects Your Brain ft. Dr. Jeff Moss | Podcast #475

The Selenium Deficiency Nobody's Talking About (And Why It Affects Your Brain) ft. Dr. Jeff Moss

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In this episode, Dr. Justin Marchegiani sits down with Dr. Jeff Moss of Moss Nutrition to explore why selenium deficiency β€” not mercury toxicity β€” may be the real driver of cognitive decline linked to fish consumption. They also examine the nuances of iodine and thyroid health, the often-overlooked importance of potassium intake, and how acid-alkaline balance may serve as a practical at-home clinical tool. This conversation offers clinical insights that challenge popular functional medicine assumptions and bring evidence-based clarity to everyday patient decisions.

πŸ’‘ What You'll Learn:

βœ… Why research may suggest selenium deficiency β€” not mercury β€” is the key concern with fish consumption

βœ… How fish intake may be associated with improved cognitive function in aging populations

βœ… The iodine titration approach commonly used in cases involving Hashimoto's or Graves' disease

βœ… Why potassium insufficiency may be more clinically significant than excess sodium intake

βœ… How first-morning urine pH may serve as a low-cost tool for monitoring metabolic balance

βœ… Why addressing protein, calories, and hydration often produces the most meaningful clinical results

#FunctionalMedicine #SeleniumDeficiency #ThyroidHealth

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πŸ“š References: Sasaki et al. Fish consumption and omega-3 PUFAs positively associated with cognitive function in older adults β€” Am J Clin Nutr. 2024;119:283–293: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38110038/

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