Justin Sonnenburg | The Gut Microbiome is a Key Lever on Human Health

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Justin Sonnenburg | The Gut Microbiome is a Key Lever on Human Health
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@jimlyons4972 Год назад

A number of his grant proposals, he said, all turned down by NIH for studies of nutrition’s impact on the microbiome. Scant money for “nutrition research” pretty much says it all. It’s not about health at the NIH it’s about the money.

@peterz53 Год назад

Thanks to FI for this talk. I wonder what effect the western diet has on our personalities and aggression. There are several studies now that show dietary interventions can positively affect depression and anxiety.

@angelahorsburgh9954

Great podcast, thank you.

@lb7801 Год назад

"...nobody that can do that right now."

@Test-eb9bj Год назад

I am wondering how many calories the hunter/gatherer consume on a daily basis- men & women (!). I am a whole food vegan, female, 56 years and my daily fibre intake oscillates around 50-60 g/day on approx. 1600-1800 calories. There is only so much I can excercise and eat healthily each day to maintain my perfect weight, a good body composition AND be well nourished with micronutrients. To go beyond 60g/day - every day ! - within that calorie range seems quite a chore and I not want to sacrifice variety that comes with less fibre rich (fresh) foods.