The Alarming Link Between Your GUT & Depression | Dr. Tim Spector

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  • Опубликовано: 16 дек 2024

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  • @TheDiaryOfACEOClips
    @TheDiaryOfACEOClips  Год назад +12

    Check out the full episode here ➡ruclips.net/video/66hWntvp0_4/видео.html

    • @malnir643
      @malnir643 Год назад

      If there is such thing as a Good Parasite.. then it would not be called so! by definition it is not symbiotic!

  • @msms7434
    @msms7434 Год назад +478

    I changed my diet to Mediterranean and make my own kombucha and kefir. I also eat sauerkraut that hasn't been pasteurized. My brain fog is gone, my crippling depression is gone, my energy and motivation is back to a solid state. I sleep better and exercise more. The repair of my diet plus the probiotics has a cascading positive effect throughout my whole life.

    • @wizzkid3626
      @wizzkid3626 Год назад +9

      How did you start to make your kombucha and Kafir... how did you source?

    • @walterkondor9311
      @walterkondor9311 Год назад +11

      You should start fermenting green tomatoes also,they are delicioase.

    • @pipikikinos
      @pipikikinos Год назад

      ​@@insidiousmaximusstart eating yogurt and cut the bull shit. You will fight your depression better. If not you get nice 💩 😉

    • @bazs7669
      @bazs7669 Год назад +3

      Thank you, this is inspiring

    • @HeartFeltGesture
      @HeartFeltGesture Год назад

      @@insidiousmaximus People share is not preach dat. You unhappy man dat and das one. You learn be happy, and then you will stop want to preach negative dat. You die soon too, so dont waste a the time for you to learn the humble life of surrender. You squash like bug under life foot, snuff-out like a the candil flame. Dat.

  • @robinlove6981
    @robinlove6981 Год назад +126

    The reason i quit drinking was because of the impact a few drinks has on your gut. It effected me for days and lowered my mood.

    • @T_J_
      @T_J_ Год назад +25

      A lot of people don't realise that alcohol is a depressant.

    • @rich8381
      @rich8381 Год назад +10

      It's great when you're drinking . You feel normal.. it's when you stop, you feel like shit.. you agree?

    • @jisimon
      @jisimon Год назад +8

      Alcohol alters sleep too. In my case when I drunk on Saturday night I slept bad until Tuesday.

    • @outlander234
      @outlander234 Год назад

      ​@@jisimon The mechanism probably is that it lowers your testosterone which in turn lowers your sleep quality. The body has all kinds of these feedback loops that effect hormones in various ways. This is why people who take testosterone can have much shittier lifestyle due to fact their testosterone is gonna be there since its injected.

    • @Larssaldo
      @Larssaldo 3 месяца назад

      I lost 20 kg stop drinking alcohol

  • @percubit10
    @percubit10 Год назад +11

    This is true, Your Gut feels more than you think. Intuition is the key actually.

  • @_ClearConscious
    @_ClearConscious Год назад +6

    You’re truly limitless! Don’t let your mind bind you! Love yourself and keep moving forward! ❤

  • @michellemarie07
    @michellemarie07 Год назад +154

    This is incredibly interesting and let me explain why... I received eight rounds of total body irradiation, and a few rounds of chemotherapy for blood cancer that I had a couple years ago.
    Before then, and throughout my 20s, I would experience bouts of depression or low mood... not regularly, rather I'd go through seasons.
    The depression was tangible for me, though.
    However, after my treatments for cancer, something changed in my mind, in some strange kind of way it almost seems like my treatments altered the depression. I just didn't feel that type of depression in that part of my brain anymore.
    Radiation and chemotherapy obliterates everything in the body... so I began to wonder if radiation destroyed a harmful bug that was emitting these chemicals/messages to my brain. Anyway, it sounds ridiculous typing it out but I still wonder.

    • @GlennMarshallnz
      @GlennMarshallnz Год назад +40

      It doesn't sound ridiculous at all. That is your lived experience. Awesome that something positive came out of a negative experience. Thanks for sharing. 👍 Best wishes.

    • @rogil2154
      @rogil2154 Год назад +13

      You never know..... I had a similar experience, from my early teens to late 30's I was living a lie, most of the time I was depressed, I could sleep for 24 hours and still be tired. I always felt I didn't want to live I guess. Anyway I plodded on, I never had much health issues so I'm lucky I guess. Never really took any drugs for anything medical.
      However, around the age of 40 I was washing in the shower and felt lumps under my arms, both my arm pits lymph nodes had swollen and they were like a bags grape's . I was straight on to a doctor's appointment. The doctor was his usual non-reaction mode and prescribed some antibiotics, he muttered something about virus and proceeded to was his hands after prodding my arm pit.
      Anyway,I took the medication and felt tired and sore around the chest and strangely the throat and neck. Oddly,after about 3-6 months I realised my brain fog had gone, I slept better, i don't need as much sleep, I wake quite happy and I no longer have the doom and gloom in my head. Obviously life events happen but the are manageable.
      Perhaps a coincidence, but the difference in my own being is obvious to me. The before and after, I was different and I'm all the happier for it.

    • @michellemarie07
      @michellemarie07 Год назад +5

      @@rogil2154 super interesting. The human body and mind are so complex.

    • @rogil2154
      @rogil2154 Год назад +7

      @@michellemarie07 Agree, fascinating to think that it's bacteria that could be running out minds. I take everything with a pinch of salt but when I do have the moments of eating healthy and exercise, everything does seem better, or at least not doom and gloom. I hope everything is well with you. 👍

    • @alvareo92
      @alvareo92 Год назад +8

      Many people experience radical changes in the way they see things after surviving cancer. Might have something to do with that as well

  • @vilesleftnostril.4704
    @vilesleftnostril.4704 Год назад +94

    30 plants?
    -bell pepper
    -carrot
    -root of parsley
    -red beet
    -fennel
    -celery, sticks
    -celery, round root
    -chili
    -bok choi
    -tomato
    -ginger
    -onion
    -green onion
    -garlic
    -leek
    -lentils
    -peas
    -chickpeas
    -edamame
    -green beans
    -strawberry
    -asparagus
    -artichoque (spelling?)
    -spinach
    -broccoli
    -lettuce
    -rocket
    -kale
    -cabbage
    30-cucumber
    -cherry
    -apple
    -potato
    -sweet potato
    -pumpkin
    -zucchini
    -avocado
    -corn
    -pear
    -melon
    -grapes
    -brambleberry
    -raspberry
    44-blueberry

    • @Fiawordweaver
      @Fiawordweaver Год назад +2

      Thank you, appreciate🎉

    • @raraavis7782
      @raraavis7782 Год назад

      🏅

    • @giliorr2263
      @giliorr2263 Год назад +8

      Some nuts and seeds and some spices and herbs can be a good addition to the list😊

    • @jeanpaultongeren125
      @jeanpaultongeren125 Год назад

      those ar eall healthy.

    • @hoop-td1uq
      @hoop-td1uq Год назад

      Manmade shit, u will just destroy ur gut. Plants are mqn made, scam to brainwashed

  • @N1CH0LAS007
    @N1CH0LAS007 Год назад +14

    Your channel just keeps on getting better, much respect to you and the team behind it bro. 👊🏼👊🏼

  • @marylamb6063
    @marylamb6063 7 месяцев назад +9

    I tried SSRIs for severe depression but they didn't work. I was referred to a Chinese doctor who had a reputation for curing depression. She asked me about my diet and whether or not I had noticed any unusual reactions. I told her that eggs gave me severe asthma attacks, and that this had never happened before. She was just nodding along and writing down a prescription for three medications. They were for antibiotics. I thought she was nuts. I asked her what exactly antibiotics have to do with depression. She smiled and said that I had bad gut bacteria that needed to be killed. I took them and three days later I never, ever experienced depression again.

    • @scarde0464
      @scarde0464 5 месяцев назад +1

      Can u tell me the name of the doctor? i suffer from the same thing

    • @Fifiorigami1
      @Fifiorigami1 3 месяца назад

      Omg who is it

    • @firelight-vitality
      @firelight-vitality 3 месяца назад

      Nonsense. Antibiotics are typically designed to target a broad range of bacterial species or families, rather than a single specific type of bacteria.

    • @sueali5219
      @sueali5219 7 дней назад

      Did you have gets issues besides the depression symptoms?

  • @robertoc4271
    @robertoc4271 Год назад +6

    The university of RUclips strikes again. Golden!!

  • @JamesThomas-pv5en
    @JamesThomas-pv5en Год назад +22

    I think my bipolar is caused by bad gut great video thank you

  • @poguemahone5476
    @poguemahone5476 Год назад +37

    For most consumable substances, the difference between nutritious and toxic is a matter of dosage. Even water.

  • @crazyhomie1129
    @crazyhomie1129 Год назад +12

    Stop saying: "the bigger the Channel , the bigger the guests". You have great speaker already. Its not nice for them. Because it means they are not big guests. But Great content , keep going. Thank you

  • @JA-xg7kp
    @JA-xg7kp Год назад +5

    Such a good and helpful podcast. Very easy explained and so many amazing information. Thanks a lot!

  • @R0b3rt0-l6z
    @R0b3rt0-l6z Год назад +20

    I had a depression 3 years ago that took about 6 months long. After the 5th month I end up having appendicitis. On the 6th month, after talking to my doctor, he adviced me to take some probiotics, along with my anti-anxiety and anti-depressant medications. From that moment I started feeling better and finally fully recovered

    • @panaroux
      @panaroux Год назад +2

      What probiotics did you take?

    • @R0b3rt0-l6z
      @R0b3rt0-l6z Год назад

      @@panaroux promind

    • @lalo160
      @lalo160 Год назад +1

      I have similar situation, i was heavily depressed too with constant suicide thoughts, and then i developed chronic prostatitis, i was literally living in hell for 4 months. Until i began changing my diet and talking supplements with probiotics and prebiotics, agter a few weeks i began to see results and depression is almost gone and i have no more prostatitis

  • @Macrocompassion
    @Macrocompassion 8 месяцев назад +1

    This is mind-boggling and vital for our improved health! Thanks for this fascinating information. I already enjoy a so called mediterranean diet, yet i still feel depressed. Can you add to the kinds of foods that might help to further relieve this problem?

  • @anthony2921
    @anthony2921 Год назад +7

    “Most of the bugs in our system are trying to help us”

  • @OptimusJel
    @OptimusJel Год назад +28

    This is why I feel a slight high and elevated mood when I consume raw plants from my garden. If you think about it, root plants even when washed still have trace soil on them. Even that I’m sure has beneficial bacteria

    • @angelahorsburgh9954
      @angelahorsburgh9954 Год назад +1

      Yes, that is what I do. Home grown veg is a probiotic.

    • @DaboooogA
      @DaboooogA Год назад +1

      Raw vegetables are the best source of anti-nutrients and anti-digestive enzymes though?

    • @gaptaxi
      @gaptaxi Год назад +1

      IN some Countries they eat a pinch of soil every day, not in Europe though after Chernobyl.

    • @Tom1573realist
      @Tom1573realist Год назад +1

      ​@@gaptaxiClose to the border, maybe. But Not really anymore. Please do some reseach . The soil in Europe is perfectly fine. Chernobyl is 40 years ago in 6 years time.

    • @carmenszk
      @carmenszk Год назад

      @@angelahorsburgh9954 I think they are prebiotics, because of the fiber content.

  • @chrisbrowning550
    @chrisbrowning550 Год назад +24

    I’m trying to go back on immune suppressants as I have an auto immune disease and even with a very healthy diet, plenty of vitamins, water and exercise my skin is getting worse. I’m currently having cryo treatment to help the pain. I’m at lose with my condition and it effects my mental state so much these days 😞

    • @MrAbi123
      @MrAbi123 Год назад

      What diet do you follow

    • @chrisbrowning550
      @chrisbrowning550 Год назад +2

      @@MrAbi123 I have tried a juice cleanse for four days and then went on to a higher protein diet which includes more fish and beans. I mostly eat green vegetables, fish, some chicken, no dairy or eggs, no bread, very little sugar and for fruits I eat Bananas, Mango, blueberries, raspberries.
      I also have been drinking green teas, plenty of water, liquid probiotics, kombucha, homemade kefir and apple cider vinegar. No alcohol and I do not smoke. Recently I have had a really bad reaction to not using steroid creams any more. This increased my condition so that sucks also. I will be taking a allergy blood test soon. Also I am waiting for a decision to made here in Holland if my health insurance company will pay for my medication. I am still at a loss with my condition and now it has got to the point where I can not work so I spend my days working out and studying to get a career I can do at home. My sleep pattern is crazy as I itch a lot in the night when my body slows down, sometimes I do not sleep till 6am and then sleep most of the day. At age 35 it sucks to be this bad.😮‍💨

    • @p123-o5h
      @p123-o5h Год назад +8

      Please try the carnivore diet first

    • @onegod731
      @onegod731 Год назад +2

      ​@chrisbrowning550 I would advise you to try taking magnesium and vitamin a softgels with food. Give it a couple of weeks, you will see the difference in how your skin will clear up and your sleep will get better as well.

    • @chrisbrowning550
      @chrisbrowning550 Год назад

      @@onegod731 Thank you. I am currently undergoing cryo treatment and a few other treatments. I will buy some magnesium in the week and see how it goes. I have already started seeing improvements in my skin and sleep. I have also been excepted for Himuar immune suppressants which I will be using in the coming weeks. As much as I don’t want to take medication, my life has become to unwell to give natural things a try if they take to long. I plan on keeping to a healthy life once on medication and well keep up with treatments and a health diet and vitamins. Thank you to for advice :)

  • @carolinecroft7029
    @carolinecroft7029 Год назад

    Excellent, absolutely fascinating. More please x

  • @suziesparkle2260
    @suziesparkle2260 Год назад +12

    LOVe this channel!!! Keep up the great work :)

  • @diane8472
    @diane8472 Год назад +4

    Teach this world need education now ✅🙏🌍

  • @ngacni
    @ngacni Год назад +5

    Gosh is this good audio

  • @wendywilliams9893
    @wendywilliams9893 Год назад +2

    Soooooo interesting and such a help. Love this channel

  • @Al7amdulilah
    @Al7amdulilah Год назад +4

    “How do I build them up? How do I become more like that tribe?”
    That was possibly one of the funniest things ever, the expression was hilarious😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @BowlOfLifeNutrition
    @BowlOfLifeNutrition Год назад +9

    Very very good video

  • @alysononoahu8702
    @alysononoahu8702 5 месяцев назад

    25, lettuce, coffee, almonds, cabbage, spinach, tofu, peppers, lentils, chickpeas , black beans. tomatoes Cucumbers pistachios,olives,garlic onions green onions,peas peanut butter... potatoes sweet potatoes pickles, dates, Brazil nuts raisins😊😊😊

  • @pamelawilliamson8176
    @pamelawilliamson8176 Год назад +4

    Very helpful video
    Thank you

  • @ChannelMath
    @ChannelMath Год назад +2

    How do we weigh the risk of getting a bad bacteria and potentially dying, against the benefits (intestinal, gastronomical, and in plain efficiency) of eating a wider variety foods and preparations, less washing dirt off, less cooking...?

    • @sonia1082
      @sonia1082 Год назад

      Good question! I just recently had a very bad day after eating old hemp seeds… Often the packings are too big and the food goes bad when too long open😢. Also the preparations/cooking take so much time that you don’t want to buy new groceries every day…

    • @OP-lk4tw
      @OP-lk4tw Год назад

      i'm on carnivore and it's the easiest because you only need the bacteria that ferments meat and fat, the omnivore diets have a lot of issues populating the right flora because there are so many variables and factors to take into consideration, interactions, reactions and so on.

  • @adamhuntley8719
    @adamhuntley8719 Год назад +10

    In 1996 I had my colon removed and I've lived ever since without this organ. What effect is that supposed to have if it us the equivalent of missing a brain weight of bio material?

    • @nigelsaviodsa
      @nigelsaviodsa Год назад +4

      You tell us. Has it had any effect on you?

    • @outlander234
      @outlander234 Год назад +1

      You had colon removed not your small intestines that absorb the nutrients.

    • @adamhuntley8719
      @adamhuntley8719 Год назад

      I know it does not affect nutrient uptake but I wondered whether it affected the gut bacteria and if that is likely to have an affect on me. From experience, I don't think the physical affect has changed, but mental affect I'm not so sure

    • @outlander234
      @outlander234 Год назад

      @@adamhuntley8719 I may sound arrogant here but I am not gonna trust the scientists on this one completely. They miseinterpret data and draw false conclusions all the time and alot of time driven by conflict of interests(selling books or products). For my, again I will sound arrogant, really logical and decently informed and intelligent mind, it seems logical to me that its the quality nutrient uptake that makes all the difference in ones body and brain. The resulting bacteria in the large intestines is exactly that, a result of a healthy diet and to claim these bacteria are responsible for neurotransmitters in the brain is ludicrus and backwards. If someone were to put healhty bacteria in your large inestines then how on earth is that gonna solve the lack of nutrient uptake? They are trying to flip the whole system upside down. It all starts what you ingest, how you ingest it, how good is your stomach acid and then how does it get absorbed.

  • @masiiharwood6082
    @masiiharwood6082 Год назад +5

    Great video thanks very much ❤❤❤

  • @laurainfinity1390
    @laurainfinity1390 Год назад +3

    I bought this tea that came from Africa and it helped me kill off hpylori

    • @linclinks2953
      @linclinks2953 7 месяцев назад

      Which tea? Wats the name? I battled tht pylori too still recovering, please help

    • @laurainfinity1390
      @laurainfinity1390 7 месяцев назад

      @linclinks2953 it's call matula tea look it up its like 200 dollars and take a few weeks to get if you live in the US because it has to go through our customs

    • @linclinks2953
      @linclinks2953 7 месяцев назад +1

      Ooh thank you so much will check it out

  • @marymotherofgod4861
    @marymotherofgod4861 Год назад +1

    U guys rock ❤❤❤❤

  • @DocJon1
    @DocJon1 Год назад

    The best probiotic I've ever used is ENTIRO !!! Brilliant product

  • @skipmcelhenny7325
    @skipmcelhenny7325 3 месяца назад

    I subscribe to the carnivore lifestyle and also ferment my own dairy to make Dr. William Davis’ lactobacillus reuteri yogurt, and my health has never been better, at 53.

  • @AlexPauull
    @AlexPauull 6 месяцев назад +1

    I changed my relationship with food & health over the past 5 months, and have lost 17kgs and cured my IBS all thanks to improving my gut health and ZOE.
    I wouldn’t say I was depressed, but I am dramatically happier now than I was and am documenting my weight loss loss success on my channel - hope to see some of you there ❤

  • @shughy1
    @shughy1 Год назад +13

    To be fair if someone put mouse poo into my gut I'd be depressed too 😂

  • @karolmolpus9536
    @karolmolpus9536 Год назад +8

    Excellent 👌

  • @brianregan6041
    @brianregan6041 Год назад

    Love to see effects of omad on this!

  • @Macrocompassion
    @Macrocompassion 8 месяцев назад +1

    Are tinned foods useful here, considering these have been raised to sterilizing temperatures during their processing?

  • @JamesSmith-qj9kd
    @JamesSmith-qj9kd Год назад +24

    As a nursing student in 1975 I asked my patients about their diet. The healthy older patients said that they ate "everything". Go figure......

    • @johnburrows3385
      @johnburrows3385 Год назад +5

      That's probably the key ,they ate everything. Good and bad ,many people eat a restrictive diet devoid of good stuff.

    • @markwalton3367
      @markwalton3367 Год назад +31

      50 years ago, eating everything was very different to today.

    • @auntyjo1792
      @auntyjo1792 Год назад +3

      My mum would say that. She doesn't stress it.
      But looking in at her eating she has a fair bit of fresh veg and some fruit every day. Incredibly in the UK at least not everyone does!
      She just follows her lunch with a bit of cake or a biscuit! Strawberries and cream after dinner, she's living the good life!
      A swathe of people here eat completely beige.

    • @randomvidz8742
      @randomvidz8742 Год назад

      ​@@markwalton3367extremely different. Even the good stuff nowadays are poisoned

    • @pinarimsi
      @pinarimsi Год назад +2

      For sure they were not consuming artificial sweeteners and syrups!

  • @Keane-to-clean
    @Keane-to-clean Год назад +2

    What do I eat to help me I have psoriasis and major mood issues and depression is comen on a lot lately

    • @Deviant69
      @Deviant69 Год назад +1

      google is your friend

  • @petermatthews2831
    @petermatthews2831 Год назад +5

    Here's a question:
    What impact on the microbiological content of a food would microwave cooking them have?
    For example if you want to add peas to your lunch but choose to microwave them, would this reduce their benefit, would it destroy the microbiomes you may otherwise intake?

    • @HAL-1984
      @HAL-1984 Год назад +3

      No effect, there's no microbes in the plants they're already in you or they're not. Learn the difference of prebiotics vs probiotics. Plants are the former.

    • @laravladimir493
      @laravladimir493 Год назад +1

      Absolutely. Microwaving complety kills the goodness in food ! For an experiment, try growing 2 seedlings , water one with pure water , and water the other one with micro waved water . U will be amazed !

    • @HAL-1984
      @HAL-1984 Год назад

      @@laravladimir493 In the context of gut microbiome your answer whilst it might otherwise be true is nonsense

    • @gabriellaklebs4261
      @gabriellaklebs4261 Год назад

      ​@@laravladimir493 microwaving is just a way to heat. Try instead using water that has been boiled on a stove compared to microwaved water for a seedling. It's heat that chemically alters food. The benefits to heating food that makes them easier to digest. Depending on how messed up your gut is cooked vegetables can help.

  • @mitzitakes522
    @mitzitakes522 5 месяцев назад

    Stephen, what about unknown people experiencing real problems and being proactive, healing (even if slowly). They can tell us how your guests have helped them, what worked for them, etc. Real stories from real people, if you will. Then you could follow up every now and then. Just a suggestion.

  • @janhughes8253
    @janhughes8253 Год назад +4

    Does anyone know what I can do - if I eat fermented food it gives me a migraine. But I suspect that my migraines might be linked to a gut biome problem….so it’s a vicious circle?

    • @nicchick36
      @nicchick36 Год назад +2

      May be linked to elevated histamine levels - fermented foods can raise histamine levels for people who are histamine intolerant. Not all fermented foods beneficial for everyone - kimchi gives me migraines

    • @watchyourplate9150
      @watchyourplate9150 Год назад +2

      You are probably Histamine Intolerant and should avoid anything fermented, preserved. Vinegar and wines should also be avoided.

  • @jimmytheexpat5719
    @jimmytheexpat5719 Год назад +4

    does wheat and other foods that have round up sprayed on them kill needed bacteria in our guts?

    • @PlimsollHero
      @PlimsollHero Год назад +1

      I have heard someone mention that their stomach issues cleared up after switching to organic food.

  • @skotas
    @skotas Год назад +29

    By saying plants he means different kind of fibers. He isn't very clear... Good gut bugs thrive with fiber. Top it up with sourkraut, some kefir and you are good to go!

    • @NothingByHalves
      @NothingByHalves Год назад

      Bad gut bugs also thrive with fiber. If there's an imbalance, then both will be fed, and with the addition of sugar/starches or processed foods it can cause a debilitating overgrowth of the bad stuff, which then can expose us to a plant's natural protective toxins (e.g. oxalates). I learned the hard way - on No Plant GAPS at the moment to heal a very damaged gut. Sauerkraut and other fermented vegetables (kvass) are on the cards, and eating live yoghurt made from raw milk (unable to tolerate dairy for 10 years, but now it seems I can), and brewing my own kefir.
      Decades of severe anxiety and panic attacks disappeared practically overnight when I cut all plants. Quite incredible how that works.

  • @kiwiana661
    @kiwiana661 Год назад +2

    Soo is this where the saying down in the dumps comes from

  • @deadbones23
    @deadbones23 Год назад

    How about people advocating for carnivore diets/ or even plant based?

  • @Steve-ArfArf
    @Steve-ArfArf Год назад +10

    Surely the different veg would need to be organic? Otherwise you've got chemicals sprayed all over them?

    • @Theqpom
      @Theqpom Год назад +2

      It sure helps, but our bodies are quite resilient and can remove many toxins. The fungicides, pesticides and herbicides do impact our bacteria and cells/endocrine system. Grass fed, wild fish and organic fiber/veg/berries fruit are optimal if you can afford it. Real food is cheaper in the long run and short run than processed and fast food. Mark Hyman does these analysis and helps disadvantaged families save money and eat better with real food.

    • @raraavis7782
      @raraavis7782 Год назад +5

      Organic vegetables get sprayed as well. Just with different chemicals. Make sure, to do some research, before you blindly trust in them being 100% healthy.
      And stuff that's imported...well. How trustworthy do you feel 'organic' produce from South America or China or even Southern/Eastern European countries (more of an issue for me) really is?
      Supervision isn't exactly stellar and it seems, that whenever someone bothers to look closely, cheating is an issue. Which isn't surprising, giving the pressure to make a profit.
      Of course, if you have access to local sources, that's different. But I personally don't particularly trust 'organic' produce from the supermarket.

    • @joeker6220
      @joeker6220 Год назад

      @@raraavis7782
      Exactly
      Best way of gardening is the no til method with live or deep mulch. From that the veggies and fruits are the best

  • @ayrtonsenna1989luke
    @ayrtonsenna1989luke Год назад +4

    So answer this. When i get a cold or ill i get constipated is my 1st symptom then i get depression and anxiety for whole time i have my cold or flu. It then takes me several days or a week aftee my cold has gone to feel like myself again

  • @mindhunter8772
    @mindhunter8772 Год назад +7

    There's a saying in my home town where I grew up as a kid. "Your GUT is like your second brain"

    • @hoop-td1uq
      @hoop-td1uq Год назад +1

      And plants messed up our gut

    • @awakenthegreatnesswithin
      @awakenthegreatnesswithin Год назад

      Good quote

    • @Sethro92
      @Sethro92 Год назад

      ​@@hoop-td1uqmany vegetables are very bad for our digestive system. Many create unhealthy gasses and are also hard to digest and pass through our system

  • @ColdSamra
    @ColdSamra Год назад +27

    Anything that doesn't come from a box or a bag is healthy for our minds and guts.

    • @keneg4087
      @keneg4087 Год назад +1

      What of cans? I like corned beef

    • @alexpopowski1318
      @alexpopowski1318 Год назад +6

      How am I supposed to get my shopping home then?

    • @szn2241
      @szn2241 Год назад +1

      @@alexpopowski1318 use a crate 😂

    • @alexpopowski1318
      @alexpopowski1318 Год назад +1

      @@szn2241 I can’t guarantee the crates weren’t transported in a bag at some point.

    • @kathynewkirk683
      @kathynewkirk683 Год назад +1

      He’s talking about unprocessed foods guys. 🙄

  • @chutney-h3o
    @chutney-h3o Год назад +2

    His views during "the pandemic" though....

  • @evanrutherfordlazyahole9079
    @evanrutherfordlazyahole9079 Год назад +1

    100% true

  • @aditr1841
    @aditr1841 Год назад

    I need help, my gut is on pain, bloating, its like im pregnant gas, im in depression already, have this around 1 year. I got ecoli infection in my urine system and took antibiotics, first 3 weeks was look ok but after it started all over again. Cant handle this any more , cant eat dont have hungry. Infeel like im die slowly. So sad, please help.

  • @juliestrom412
    @juliestrom412 6 месяцев назад

    Oh God, l'm so bugged out. So what do we eat?

  • @alFeras_tell
    @alFeras_tell Год назад

    Dr Natasha since 40 years ago she is fighting to break this drama

  • @maddywilcox9012
    @maddywilcox9012 Год назад

    Get ogi Ogas on... Please 🙏 please

  • @thanatosor
    @thanatosor Год назад +3

    Do you know in Asia, Vietnam for example, we have full series of foods that can fill you up with micro-biome ?
    Bún đậu mắm tôm, dưa muối, nem cuốn, mắm tôm ngọt, nem chua… 😂

  • @bryanhines34
    @bryanhines34 Год назад +1

    Well my microbiome is always hungry wish I knew you the actual menu they really need😁🥗

    • @Sethro92
      @Sethro92 Год назад

      ​@@faecal_transplant_donorfalse

  • @orsolyabende8101
    @orsolyabende8101 11 месяцев назад

    Very smart and intelligent. Totally like the message and all the info, especially with our Eastern European diet being quite close to what he is saying how it should be. But as a widely acknowledged person, participant in a video viewed by hundreds and thousands, no offense at all, he would have looked nicer clean shaven. Is that a scruff or a beard sorry, i cannot really tell. If the latter, my bad.

  • @xmistaxcashxcoll
    @xmistaxcashxcoll Год назад

    I just start fasting huy! I have too!

  • @annan3904
    @annan3904 Год назад +9

    This guy is smart however he obviously has never experienced the discomfort of an overgrowth of blasto and blasto multiplies easily. It's about getting the balance of parasites right and therein lies the problem.

    • @mindhunter8772
      @mindhunter8772 Год назад

      You didn't watch this video

    • @HAL-1984
      @HAL-1984 Год назад

      Parasites? You're doing it wrong 😂

    • @OP-lk4tw
      @OP-lk4tw Год назад

      ​@@HAL-1984hahahah

    • @OP-lk4tw
      @OP-lk4tw Год назад +1

      "let me taste that soup.. mmhh.. i'd add a little bit more parasites, yea those are not enough, here i have some larvas in my pocket, fresh to grow right in your gut and help u digest"

    • @unicornadrian1358
      @unicornadrian1358 Год назад

      @@mindhunter8772lol the dude in the video said that the blasto parasite is beneficial. I guess you didn’t watch the video. 😂

  • @awakenthegreatnesswithin
    @awakenthegreatnesswithin Год назад +9

    We need to eat more real food. Plants and vegetables and cut out processed foods.

    • @outlander234
      @outlander234 Год назад

      No need to cut the processed foods out. Only need to have proper food everyday and processed as desert or enjoyment. People focus so much on negative but fail to realize that doing positive things is so much more powerful.

  • @traveler65
    @traveler65 Год назад +2

    Plants🌱👍

    • @hoop-td1uq
      @hoop-td1uq Год назад

      Are man-made bs, to feed the slave minded people's. Plants are full of toxins and will destroy ur gut.

  • @jimmytheexpat5719
    @jimmytheexpat5719 Год назад +1

    why don't we have enemas and suppositories with probiotics to help us

  • @michaeljohnson2841
    @michaeljohnson2841 Год назад

    Hi what was the comment on drinking coffee?

    • @sonia1082
      @sonia1082 Год назад

      I don‘t remember his comment here but I know that he drinks coffee every day for the polyphenols and the antioxidants.

  • @maddywilcox9012
    @maddywilcox9012 Год назад

    Ohhhh and Grand master wolf... !!!

  • @kyttyke89
    @kyttyke89 Год назад +3

    Watching while eating a box of Nutella:)))

  • @Philslandscape
    @Philslandscape Год назад +5

    I eat all the good foods, supplements and don't eat sugars.. I don't drink tons but damn at the end of the week I love some bourbon over ice..

    • @p123-o5h
      @p123-o5h Год назад +2

      Bourbon is my mistress

    • @outlander234
      @outlander234 Год назад

      Just enjoy it man. As long as you eat the good stuff and do the good stuff you can enjoy junk food and drinks whats the point in life then if I cant have an ice cream or pizza or a drink?

    • @donfields1234
      @donfields1234 Год назад

      ​@@outlander234i would have agreed with you before I turned 40 and fell into terrible health... having been extremely healthy all my life until then... or so I thought. Now I am dying at 54. Not that I care anymore either.

  • @tonytony665
    @tonytony665 7 месяцев назад

    What do I do then as I have no bowel?

  • @official_mrpothead
    @official_mrpothead Год назад

    Thumbnail on left redside should show a heavily drenched Ceasar salad as well*

  • @AAli-lt9mt
    @AAli-lt9mt Год назад +3

    A lot of truth here but if you transfer shit from one mouse to another of course it’s gonna be distressed

  • @warrenhennon9607
    @warrenhennon9607 Год назад

    Chemicals = Chemistry = Enzymes

  • @JackSmith-te6kj
    @JackSmith-te6kj Год назад

    Done

  • @Tokaisho1
    @Tokaisho1 Год назад +4

    Will Smith!

  • @tatjanamit9034
    @tatjanamit9034 Год назад +2

    If you have sibo forget about plants!

    • @snipsnupix
      @snipsnupix Год назад +1

      Yes sibo is challenging. You don't have to eat raw vegetables, steamed veggies for instance are easier to digest although some good components are being destroyed, some amount still remains.

  • @robbatayaki5505
    @robbatayaki5505 Год назад

    Why is it alarming ? On the contrary, this is an easy fix for some unexplained depressions ...

  • @xphilli
    @xphilli Год назад +5

    No one talking about the mouse though. Poor guy!

  • @dinosemr8141
    @dinosemr8141 Год назад +2

    ❤️💖❤️💖🙏💖❤️💖❤️

  • @Luke-sq7xt
    @Luke-sq7xt Год назад

    Does this mean I can’t eat bacon ?

  • @samehsaleh1991
    @samehsaleh1991 Год назад

  • @mark39ful
    @mark39ful Год назад +1

    This is why if you eat meat, wild meat is the best less stress

    • @OP-lk4tw
      @OP-lk4tw Год назад

      aaayy a self transforming machine elf fellow

  • @lindseyankers3526
    @lindseyankers3526 Год назад +2

    Animal testing!!!! I’m switching off 😢

    • @JackBirdbath
      @JackBirdbath Год назад +3

      Animal testing has saved many human lives. We don’t do it for fun.

  • @jeanpaultongeren125
    @jeanpaultongeren125 Год назад

    can you heal schizophrenia with foods - no you cant - can you heal depression with foods, a maybe!

  • @eddiediesel9035
    @eddiediesel9035 Год назад

    Poor old mice.

  • @SaniaPAssaf
    @SaniaPAssaf Год назад

    Why are you amazed that our feelings are connected to the health of other bodily functions? Do you really believe that all of our bodily systems and functions are not related? Humans!?

  • @sparkle2843
    @sparkle2843 Год назад

    I took this advice and experienced a ridiculous amount of weight gain. I really regret watching this video and ignoring common sense.

  • @maidak
    @maidak Год назад +2

    Why is he so nervous?

  • @dubbzz2349
    @dubbzz2349 Год назад

    We are im someone's colon.

  • @mark39ful
    @mark39ful Год назад

    All of this has to be organic though

  • @Ohanxx
    @Ohanxx Год назад

    ProBion

  • @fgg5978
    @fgg5978 Год назад

    Depression hurt your gut too.

  • @زنكي
    @زنكي Год назад

    Guts need red meat 🥩🥩🥩.

  • @thecrownedonefromthechurch
    @thecrownedonefromthechurch Год назад +6

    It’s hard being depressed with a rock hard 6 pack

    • @OP-lk4tw
      @OP-lk4tw Год назад +1

      is it uncomfortable to be so rigid all the time? i feel you lose some coziness

  • @thanatosor
    @thanatosor Год назад

    Wine is full of micro biome right ? 😂
    Have a bottle, my friends

  • @nicolewalker5502
    @nicolewalker5502 Год назад +1

    Still no knowledge about what mb causes best outcome. His example of the Hadsa mentions sterile food and antibiotics which confounds any implied causality. As for 30 different plants how about first cutting out junk and plants that irritate your gut before you go with unscientific guff about Mediterranean diet (what is that?) Compared with anti depressants (known to be ineffective). But research grants to find and books to sell so on he goes😢

  • @marcosadelino6990
    @marcosadelino6990 Год назад

    Please no plants!

  • @idanmashta
    @idanmashta Год назад +2

    Just go vegan 🌱