Today I had the pleasure of interviewing Joshua Bradley who overcame a severe case of fistulizing Crohn’s disease using a combination of conventional methods, ketogenic diet, endurance exercise and supplements which were guided by a biohacking -- that is he used objective data from testing to help determine what was working for him. I found our discussion regarding how foods affected his microbiome analysis to be particularly interesting. As a disclaimer, this is not an endorsement or recommendation of any of the methods discussed in this podcast and this is not medical advice. The particular tests mentioned in this interview are not FDA approved and are lacking in evidence to support clinical validity - that is the ability to measure or detect a clinical condition or predict a health outcome.