Ep. 55 The Genetics of Fatigue with Rajka Milanovic Galbraith, MD and Evan H. Hirsch, MD

In this episode, Dr. Rajka Milanovic Galbraith together with Dr. Evan, talk about the genetics of fatigue.

02:49 What brought you to this point in your career? 10:31 What is your approach to fatigue? 16:35 What do you feel like is the ideal diet for somebody who's tired? 18:35 What do you do next if the initial labs aren't telling? 27:00 What is genetics? And how does it relate to fatigue?

Dr. Rajka has been successfully leading families to optimal health for over 2 decades as a board-certified Family Medicine doctor. She is now exclusively a leading Functional Medicine Consultant certified by the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM) . She is an international speaker, facilitator and mentor to practitioners and has trained dozens of practitioners.

Dr. Rajka has patients who travel from around the world due to her renown expertise in autoimmune disease, autism, nutrigenetics, methylation, digestive disorders, cognitive decline, mold toxicity, and bio-identical hormone replacement therapy. Her track record of success speaks for itself.

Having overcome 2 autoimmune diseases along with multiple symptoms gives her first hand knowledge and empathy for the challenges that face her patients. As a woman and an entrepreneur, she is passionate about empowering women leaders: celebrities, entrepreneurs, and CEO’s to optimal health via a comprehensive functional medicine approach which incorporates high performance coaching. Her ultimate goal is to have these women empower their families and their tribes to optimal health. She sees patients at the clinic she founded: Simply Health Institute outside of Chicago, IL

To learn more about Dr. Rajka visit her website: www.drrajka.com 

For a free gift from Dr. Rajka go to:  https://drrajka.com/10-days-to-infinite-energy/ebook/

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Please note that any information in this video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice.