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Hey, everyone.

Welcome to Dr. Rousseau Radio.

This is Dr. Rucho.

I am here with one of my best gut geek friends, Dr. Allison Seabacker.

Hey, Allison, thanks for coming back on.

Hi, Michael. How are you?

I'm doing well. So we have been trying to record a post-Cebo Symposium podcast, but we're now, gosh, like three months after the C Symposium. So I think that chip is sailed. But we, you know, we wanted to get together to just talk about stuff we're doing in the clinic, stuff we're seeing, pick each other's brains kind of thing. And I figured, and from the feedback that we've gotten from some of the people who follow the podcast,

they really enjoy these kind of informal discussions that we have on Zibo, not necessarily

something that's going to go into the latest research, but just more practical, what we're

seeing, what we're doing, what's working, what's not working.

So I figured we would kind of jump in today with not much of a map, although I did promise you

I'd lead the conversation.

So I'll try to guide us through a somewhat logical narrative on some CBO stuff.

But I guess to kick us off, one of the things that I could just speak briefly to, and we'll

probably do a follow-up podcast that expands on this

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