The Gut Whisperer - Dr. David Miller, ND

The Gut Whisperer - Dr. David Miller, ND Dr. David Miller ND is a hands-on, gut whispering, health detective. I CANNOT PROVIDE DIRECT HEALTH ADVICE ON COVID-19 AND VACCINES IN GENERAL.

11/11/2025

Glutathione is my go-to for clearing oxidative stress out of an overstimulated nervous system.
When your body’s running too hot — anxious, inflamed, or reactive — this molecule helps it cool down and recalibrate.

Most people I see in clinic have either a gut issue, a neurological issue — or both.
That’s why glutathione has become a staple here: the gut and brain are linked through oxidative stress.

When the gut lining gets leaky, oxidative stress spikes — and that same stress fuels neuroinflammation.
It’s a two-way street: gut barrier damage drives brain inflammation, and brain inflammation worsens gut function.
Glutathione sits right in the middle — defending both.

Of all the neurological issues I use it for, it’s most often a “chill pill” for people with a wired, anxious, or overactive nervous system.
That kind of nervous system overactivity is everywhere today — and glutathione helps calm it, fast.

With the right form, you can actually feel it within minutes.
And since our own production drops with age, keeping levels up supports longevity, resilience, and recovery. 🧬



💬 Got a question about glutathione or oxidative stress?
Drop it below 👇 — I’ll answer some in the comments and pick a few for a follow-up Reel.

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Do you judge an exhausted person equally to a “lazy” person?
🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱 What if you’re not lazy… you’re just tired?
I see it all the time — people dragging themselves through the day, feeling guilty because they “should” have more energy.
But here’s the tea ☕: fatigue isn’t a personality trait. It’s a symptom. And symptoms have causes.
Iron deficiency. Thyroid issues. Blood sugar dysregulation. Poor sleep quality. Chronic infections. Low stomach acid. Adrenal strain.
Before you label yourself (or someone else) as “lazy,” ask:
🔍 Has there been a full workup?
🔍 Are you nourishing and absorbing what you eat?
🔍 Is your body trying to tell you something?
You can’t shame someone into having energy. But you can figure out what’s draining it.
🚫 Lazy. ✅ Undiagnosed.

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About Dr. David Miller ND

While studying homeopathy in great depth as a naturopathic medical student I was able cure my mother’s fibromyalgia symptoms and my own colitis.

How I became a naturopathic doctor is much less dramatic; more a consequence of my abilities in the sciences combined with curiosity, the privilege of being raised in a middle class Canadian household, and the need to express important values and principles in my work, such as integrity, compassion, and meaning.

During my Honours Science degree at the University of Waterloo (where I achieved Dean’s Honour with Excellent Standing) I considered a career in pharmacy, then made an unsuccessful attempt to get into medical school. I was disillusioned and didn’t have much of a focus, so soon after I found myself living on a beach in New Zealand asking a lot of existential questions that I was privileged enough to have the opportunity to contemplate.

It was during my time there that I first recall hearing about homeopathy from a close friend; after conventional medicines and antibiotics had failed him, he was cured of his collapsed lung and pneumonia by a homeopath.