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Ep. 20 The Science Behind the Gut–Brain Connection with Dr. Emma Beckett
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Tune in next week as we speak to Dr Emma Beckett a Registered Nutritionist and PhD-qualified food and nutrition scientist, about the intricate relationship between gut health and mental wellbeing, emphasizing the bidirectional communication between the gut and the brain. Dr Emma's instagram: @dremmabeckett Key takeaways
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- The gut and brain communicate through signaling molecules
- Gut health can significantly impact mental wellbeing
- Mental wellbeing is affected by what happens in the gut
- The gut-brain connection is a two-way street
- Cultural satisfaction from eating plays a role in mental health
- Understanding gut health can lead to better mental health strategies
- The body's behavior is influenced by gut health
- Awareness of gut-brain interactions can improve overall health
Through our chat Dr Emma highlights how gut bacteria produce signaling molecules that influence brain behavior and vice versa, while also considering the social and cultural aspects of eating that contribute to mental health. Enjoy!
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