The Gut-Brain Connection, with Emeran Mayer
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Top Comments (10)
Thanks again for having me on the show! I hope your listeners enjoy.
For those bothered by the interruptions, keep in mind that Neil is a science communicator, and the dynamic between Neil and Chuck is designed to add humor and make the content more engaging for a broader audience. This isn’t intended to be a university lecture. If you’re genuinely interested in the topic or Emeran’s work, you can look up his lectures, or better yet, buy his books. I’d say this interview offers enough substance to encourage you to explore the subject more deeply.
Sometimes I wish they would let the doctor speak without interruptions.
I told my gastroenterologist over ten years ago that my stomach and gut issues was causing my anxiety; he said I was crazy. I didn’t know the connection wasn’t taken seriously in the medical field.
If your gut really has a say in how you think and feel, what decision in your life do you now blame on your stomach?
Reading the comments you would think these people have never watched Neil speak with guests before. Do not act brand new to Neil's enthusiasm. This was an absolutely great episode
Please have this man back and don’t interrupt him! He was cut off so many times from both finishing his thought and sharing really good information.
I'm 73 and I've learned more about my gut in this episode than I've learned my whole life
I suffered years of IBS symptoms while trying to assist my mother as her health declined toward the end of her life. The symptoms disappeared almost immediately after her death. For me, there is no doubt about a gut/brain connection.
This is a very interesting topic and I didn't know the power of the "trust your gut" quote until I was in a very toxic, abusive relationship. She gave me IBS. My gut was yelling at me get away from her. Sadly it took me awhile to listen. We broke up and my stomach went back to normal. I went to see her three months later and my stomach was in knots immediately. The microbiomes are very powerful. I am a very sensitive person but now I listen to my gut and when it doesn't feel right, I walk away. Hard lesson learned
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Top Comments (10)
Thanks again for having me on the show! I hope your listeners enjoy.
For those bothered by the interruptions, keep in mind that Neil is a science communicator, and the dynamic between Neil and Chuck is designed to add humor and make the content more engaging for a broader audience. This isn’t intended to be a university lecture. If you’re genuinely interested in the topic or Emeran’s work, you can look up his lectures, or better yet, buy his books. I’d say this interview offers enough substance to encourage you to explore the subject more deeply.
Sometimes I wish they would let the doctor speak without interruptions.
I told my gastroenterologist over ten years ago that my stomach and gut issues was causing my anxiety; he said I was crazy. I didn’t know the connection wasn’t taken seriously in the medical field.
If your gut really has a say in how you think and feel, what decision in your life do you now blame on your stomach?
Reading the comments you would think these people have never watched Neil speak with guests before. Do not act brand new to Neil's enthusiasm. This was an absolutely great episode
Please have this man back and don’t interrupt him! He was cut off so many times from both finishing his thought and sharing really good information.
I'm 73 and I've learned more about my gut in this episode than I've learned my whole life
I suffered years of IBS symptoms while trying to assist my mother as her health declined toward the end of her life. The symptoms disappeared almost immediately after her death. For me, there is no doubt about a gut/brain connection.
This is a very interesting topic and I didn't know the power of the "trust your gut" quote until I was in a very toxic, abusive relationship. She gave me IBS. My gut was yelling at me get away from her. Sadly it took me awhile to listen. We broke up and my stomach went back to normal. I went to see her three months later and my stomach was in knots immediately. The microbiomes are very powerful. I am a very sensitive person but now I listen to my gut and when it doesn't feel right, I walk away. Hard lesson learned