The truth about SIBO with Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Most people believe that mental and physical deterioration go hand in hand with aging. They assume that, with every year that passes, they’ll look and feel older, suffer more aches and pains, and become more susceptible to debilitating diseases that nudge them closer to death.

Entrepreneur, Silicon Valley investor, and best-selling author Dave Asprey argues that you can grow older in years and extend your lifespan without suffering these ill effects. In Super Human, he draws on advancements in anti-aging science to explore ways to slow down and reverse the aging process, optimize your mental and physical health, and extend your lifespan.

This guide explores Asprey’s advice for improving your health now while ensuring you live a longer, healthier, and more youthful life in the future. Additionally, we’ll expand on each of his ideas with research, advice, and actionable ideas from health practitioners and longevity specialists.

When most people think of microbes, the first things that come to mind are disease-causing germs or healthy probiotic yogurts. We go about our lives largely unaware of the trillions of microbes on every surface and throughout our bodies. In his debut book, science journalist Ed Yong explores the mysterious and fascinating world of microbes: microscopic organisms with the ability to make sea creatures glow, eradicate diseases, and nudge ecosystems into disarray.

He argues that not only are microbes ubiquitous, but they’re also integral to animal bodies (including humans)—although we often think of ourselves as individuals, we’re essentially walking ecosystems containing countless species of microbes living in symbiotic partnership with us. He contends that by understanding the ways that we’re interdependent with microbes, we can then explore opportunities to use microbes to improve our health. And since our understanding of microbes is constantly shifting, our guide will also update Yong’s examples and dive deeper into the health implications of microbial phenomena.

According to Giulia Enders, the gut is a system of organs as complex and intricate as the brain. As you go about your day, your gut is hard at work breaking down food, delivering nutrients to your body, and even training your immune system to fight infection.

In Gut, Enders explains how your digestive system works and why it’s important to keep it healthy. In this guide, we’ll cover Enders's ideas on topics like where the food you eat goes, what your appendix actually does, and how tiny organisms in your intestines influence your immune system (and possibly your mood). We’ll fact-check Enders’s claims about the gut and elaborate further on the organs in this system. We’ll also discuss studies that have updated our scientific knowledge of the gut since the book’s publication.

Join host Mel Robbins and expert guest Dr. Amy Shah on "The Mel Robbins Podcast" in a thoroughly engaging conversation that ventures into the complex world of gut health. Mel Robbins shares candid anecdotes about her own struggle with bloating, echoing the concerns of many listeners and setting the stage for a deep dive into the origins and signs of this common but often misunderstood health challenge. Dr. Shah, with her incisive knowledge, illuminates how hormonal fluctuations, dietary triggers, and even our immune system play pivotal roles in gut wellness, moving beyond simplistic explanations to unravel the web of factors at play.

The episode goes a step further by offering listeners actionable advice, including dietary resets overlooked by conventional wisdom and lifestyle modifications aimed at achieving digestive harmony. Dr. Shah's guidance around fasting, fitness, and fiber creates a tangible morning routine blueprint for those seeking relief. As Mel Robbins outlines the compelling subjects of future episodes, such as the impact of stress on our bodies and strategies to combat cravings, listeners are encouraged to stay tuned. Subscribers can anticipate a holistic continuation of this important discussion, as "The Mel Robbins Podcast" promises to equip them with the insights needed for a balanced and bloat-free life.

Most people believe that mental and physical deterioration go hand in hand with aging. They assume that, with every year that passes, they’ll look and feel older, suffer more aches and pains, and become more susceptible to debilitating diseases that nudge them closer to death.

Entrepreneur, Silicon Valley investor, and best-selling author Dave Asprey argues that you can grow older in years and extend your lifespan without suffering these ill effects. In Super Human, he draws on advancements in anti-aging science to explore ways to slow down and reverse the aging process, optimize your mental and physical health, and extend your lifespan.

This guide explores Asprey’s advice for improving your health now while ensuring you live a longer, healthier, and more youthful life in the future. Additionally, we’ll expand on each of his ideas with research, advice, and actionable ideas from health practitioners and longevity specialists.

Most people believe that mental and physical deterioration go hand in hand with aging. They assume that, with every year that passes, they’ll look and feel older, suffer more aches and pains, and become more susceptible to debilitating diseases that nudge them closer to death.

Entrepreneur, Silicon Valley investor, and best-selling author Dave Asprey argues that you can grow older in years and extend your lifespan without suffering these ill effects. In Super Human, he draws on advancements in anti-aging science to explore ways to slow down and reverse the aging process, optimize your mental and physical health, and extend your lifespan.

This guide explores Asprey’s advice for improving your health now while ensuring you live a longer, healthier, and more youthful life in the future. Additionally, we’ll expand on each of his ideas with research, advice, and actionable ideas from health practitioners and longevity specialists.

Join host Mel Robbins and expert guest Dr. Amy Shah on "The Mel Robbins Podcast" in a thoroughly engaging conversation that ventures into the complex world of gut health. Mel Robbins shares candid anecdotes about her own struggle with bloating, echoing the concerns of many listeners and setting the stage for a deep dive into the origins and signs of this common but often misunderstood health challenge. Dr. Shah, with her incisive knowledge, illuminates how hormonal fluctuations, dietary triggers, and even our immune system play pivotal roles in gut wellness, moving beyond simplistic explanations to unravel the web of factors at play.

The episode goes a step further by offering listeners actionable advice, including dietary resets overlooked by conventional wisdom and lifestyle modifications aimed at achieving digestive harmony. Dr. Shah's guidance around fasting, fitness, and fiber creates a tangible morning routine blueprint for those seeking relief. As Mel Robbins outlines the compelling subjects of future episodes, such as the impact of stress on our bodies and strategies to combat cravings, listeners are encouraged to stay tuned. Subscribers can anticipate a holistic continuation of this important discussion, as "The Mel Robbins Podcast" promises to equip them with the insights needed for a balanced and bloat-free life.

Join host Mel Robbins and expert guest Dr. Amy Shah on "The Mel Robbins Podcast" in a thoroughly engaging conversation that ventures into the complex world of gut health. Mel Robbins shares candid anecdotes about her own struggle with bloating, echoing the concerns of many listeners and setting the stage for a deep dive into the origins and signs of this common but often misunderstood health challenge. Dr. Shah, with her incisive knowledge, illuminates how hormonal fluctuations, dietary triggers, and even our immune system play pivotal roles in gut wellness, moving beyond simplistic explanations to unravel the web of factors at play.

The episode goes a step further by offering listeners actionable advice, including dietary resets overlooked by conventional wisdom and lifestyle modifications aimed at achieving digestive harmony. Dr. Shah's guidance around fasting, fitness, and fiber creates a tangible morning routine blueprint for those seeking relief. As Mel Robbins outlines the compelling subjects of future episodes, such as the impact of stress on our bodies and strategies to combat cravings, listeners are encouraged to stay tuned. Subscribers can anticipate a holistic continuation of this important discussion, as "The Mel Robbins Podcast" promises to equip them with the insights needed for a balanced and bloat-free life.

Most people believe that mental and physical deterioration go hand in hand with aging. They assume that, with every year that passes, they’ll look and feel older, suffer more aches and pains, and become more susceptible to debilitating diseases that nudge them closer to death.

Entrepreneur, Silicon Valley investor, and best-selling author Dave Asprey argues that you can grow older in years and extend your lifespan without suffering these ill effects. In Super Human, he draws on advancements in anti-aging science to explore ways to slow down and reverse the aging process, optimize your mental and physical health, and extend your lifespan.

This guide explores Asprey’s advice for improving your health now while ensuring you live a longer, healthier, and more youthful life in the future. Additionally, we’ll expand on each of his ideas with research, advice, and actionable ideas from health practitioners and longevity specialists.

Dive into the nexus of gut health and overall well-being with The Mel Robbins Podcast, featuring expert and medical doctor Amy Shah. In a compelling episode, Shah unravels the complex relationship between our gut and various aspects of health including mental clarity, hormonal balance, and immunity. Learn why an upset in gut health can cascade into systemic inflammation, emphasizing the critical role of our digestive system not just in processing food, but in maintaining holistic health.

Mel Robbins, known for empowering and actionable insights, discusses with Dr. Shah the practical steps anyone can take towards restoring their gut health. From choosing the right nutritional path—rich in fibers and natural probiotics—to balancing protein sources and implementing Shah's transformative five-day "four E's" gut reset plan, this episode is packed with both innovative approaches like fecal transplants and accessible daily practices. Robbins encourages listeners to apply this wealth of knowledge from Dr. Shah to take control of their health and enhance their life, truly embodying the spirit of the podcast's mission to educate and empower.

Join host Mel Robbins and expert guest Dr. Amy Shah on "The Mel Robbins Podcast" in a thoroughly engaging conversation that ventures into the complex world of gut health. Mel Robbins shares candid anecdotes about her own struggle with bloating, echoing the concerns of many listeners and setting the stage for a deep dive into the origins and signs of this common but often misunderstood health challenge. Dr. Shah, with her incisive knowledge, illuminates how hormonal fluctuations, dietary triggers, and even our immune system play pivotal roles in gut wellness, moving beyond simplistic explanations to unravel the web of factors at play.

The episode goes a step further by offering listeners actionable advice, including dietary resets overlooked by conventional wisdom and lifestyle modifications aimed at achieving digestive harmony. Dr. Shah's guidance around fasting, fitness, and fiber creates a tangible morning routine blueprint for those seeking relief. As Mel Robbins outlines the compelling subjects of future episodes, such as the impact of stress on our bodies and strategies to combat cravings, listeners are encouraged to stay tuned. Subscribers can anticipate a holistic continuation of this important discussion, as "The Mel Robbins Podcast" promises to equip them with the insights needed for a balanced and bloat-free life.

Research suggests that microbes in Westerners’ guts are much less diverse than those of people in other parts of the world. This article explores the role of our gut microbes and provides evidence that a fiber-rich diet can improve your health.

When most people think of microbes, the first things that come to mind are disease-causing germs or healthy probiotic yogurts. We go about our lives largely unaware of the trillions of microbes on every surface and throughout our bodies. In his debut book, science journalist Ed Yong explores the mysterious and fascinating world of microbes: microscopic organisms with the ability to make sea creatures glow, eradicate diseases, and nudge ecosystems into disarray.

He argues that not only are microbes ubiquitous, but they’re also integral to animal bodies (including humans)—although we often think of ourselves as individuals, we’re essentially walking ecosystems containing countless species of microbes living in symbiotic partnership with us. He contends that by understanding the ways that we’re interdependent with microbes, we can then explore opportunities to use microbes to improve our health. And since our understanding of microbes is constantly shifting, our guide will also update Yong’s examples and dive deeper into the health implications of microbial phenomena.

According to Giulia Enders, the gut is a system of organs as complex and intricate as the brain. As you go about your day, your gut is hard at work breaking down food, delivering nutrients to your body, and even training your immune system to fight infection.

In Gut, Enders explains how your digestive system works and why it’s important to keep it healthy. In this guide, we’ll cover Enders's ideas on topics like where the food you eat goes, what your appendix actually does, and how tiny organisms in your intestines influence your immune system (and possibly your mood). We’ll fact-check Enders’s claims about the gut and elaborate further on the organs in this system. We’ll also discuss studies that have updated our scientific knowledge of the gut since the book’s publication.