Thank you for joining us for our 2nd Cabral HouseCall of the weekend!

I’m looking forward to sharing with you some of our community’s questions that have come in over the past few weeks…

Nicolas: Hello, thanks for all that you do! I’m curious as to what sorts of questions should we be asking farmers market vendors about their farming practices. Anything specific beyond the broad category of organic - such as ones about actionable, specific practices related to soil health, pest management, fertilization, etc that are most telling?

Bryan: Hi Dr C. Sorry for the 20 questions and I don’t expect an answer to every single inquiry but I was curious to know your thoughts on a toothbrush called the AutoBrush. Have you heard of it and do you think it’s as effective as a standard toothbrush? I think it’s approved by the ADA and seems to cut down on the time it takes to brush your teeth. Just wondering if you had an opinion. Thanks,

Bryan: Hi Dr Cabral, this is more of a request than a question but I heard you talking on a past episode about a “healthier” kind of Bluetooth earbud. Something about a strap if memory serves. I wanted to ask if you could possible add whatever wireless earbuds you believe in or recommend to your Resources page. It would mean a lot. Thank you and take care.

Tommy: i Stephen, I’m an IHP2. Low cortisol morning and noon, and low end of cortisol evening and night. I play soccer, and lift weights, but my body just can’t handle stress. Had a lot of trauma, 3 operations by the time I was 8, Scizophrenic mum, moved out at age 9, developed insomnia by age 12 and autoimmune disease, and 14 years of steroid cream use which I believe played a big part in the low cortisol. Considering taking 3 months off training but I’m scared of losing muscle, fitness and having to tell my team mates that I’m injured as they won’t understand that I need to build my cortisol back up

Eleazar: Hello there first of all i wanna thank you for all the information u give on these podcasts i truly appreciate it. My question is can autoimmune disease completely reverse like when u didn't have the disease or do u have to manage them forever even naturally and will u have to avoid certain foods forever like gluten i ask u this because it confuses me because it took years of bad lifestyle and diet to cause autoimmune but it seems like once u have the disease all it takes is eating something once and u get a flare up quickly.

Thank you for tuning into this weekend’s Cabral HouseCalls and be sure to check back tomorrow for our Mindset & Motivation Monday show to get your week started off right!