In this must-listen episode, we’re joined by Photios Poupoulas, a pharmacist who found an unexpected solution to his own health struggles. Photios shares his journey from dealing with unexplained gut issues to finding an affordable, effective way to manage them. A solution we can all access. His experience reveals how food sensitivities, intolerances and genetics can influence our health more than we realise.  Whether it’s lactose, fructose, histamine, or other food sensitivities, Photios discusses how understanding your unique intolerances can be life-changing.  If you’ve been grappling with gut health challenges, tune in for insights, actionable steps and Intoleran's life changing products that could help you finally find relief.  Shop Intoleran Products at You Must Try It HERE The Fitgenes Program Waitlist - Join the waitlist - HERE  Want to sign our PETITION on Change.Org? Sign HERE Make DNA Screening for Cancer and Heart Disease Risk Available in Australia, Asks Shelley Craft  Shelley Craft and Amanda Attwood, from The Aging Project Podcast  need your support.  We're calling on Mark Butler, Minister for Health and Aged Care, to champion and approve funding for the next stage of the DNA Screen Project  at Monash University, to move towards population-wide DNA screening for adult disease prevention. This trial initiative is providing life-saving genetic testing for hereditary cancers and heart disease, preventing tragedies before they happen and dramatically reducing the financial burden on Australia’s healthcare system.  Led by Professor Paul Lacaze and Dr Jane Tiller, the DNA Screen Project has already demonstrated the life-changing potential in a trial of 10,000 people aged 18 to 40 years at risk of hereditary breast and ovarian cancer, Lynch syndrome, and familial hypercholesterolemia.  Genetic variations affect 1 in 75 people, and with genetic testing now available, there is no reason why it should be restricted. Despite the clear benefits, publicly funded testing is currently available only to those who meet restrictive criteria.  Every Australian, of any age, deserves the right to know if they fall within the 2% of the population at high risk, so they can take preventive action to protect their health. We want a population-wide, criteria-free screening program. A national initiative like this would put Australia at the forefront of preventive healthcare, ensuring that every Australian knows their genetic risks and can take steps to protect their future health. Here’s why this matters: The DNA screening test can cost as little as $200-$400 per person—an affordable price for a program that has the potential to save lives and reduce long-term healthcare costs.  The cost of cancer care alone to the Australian healthcare system is over $6 BILLION annually By identifying genetic risks early, we can reduce the number of people needing expensive treatments later, saving taxpayer dollars while preventing disease. The 10,000-person pilot completed study at Monash University has laid the groundwork for a scalable, nationwide DNA screening program. But to move forward, the project needs government funding to expand beyond the initial trial group and make this life-saving test available to every Australian who wants it, regardless of age or background. By signing this petition, you are joining a community voice advocating for a future where genetic screening for high risk genetic variations is accessible to everyone, and where preventive healthcare can truly save lives. We ask Mark Butler and the Australian Government to support funding for the next phase of the DNA Screen Project and allow this innovative program to become a nationwide, population-based screening initiative. Join us in calling for change. Let’s ensure that every Australian, at every age, has the chance to know their significant genetic risks and take proactive steps to safeguard their health and the health