Does your microbiome have the potential to improve your mental health? with Dr James Kinross

Get ready for an episode that dives deep into an unconventional yet groundbreaking topic—the power of poo. Today, we're joined by none other than Dr. James Kinross, a renowned microbiome scientist and author of the bestselling book "Dark Matter." In this enlightening conversation, we unravel the extraordinary research and evidence behind the microbiome's influence on our physical and mental health. Dr. Kinross sheds light on the intricate world of microbiomes, emphasising their pivotal role in shaping health outcomes. We explore the exciting prospect of finding cures for diseases once deemed incurable, thanks to the latest advancements in microbiome research. A sneak peek into Dr. Kinross's bestselling book, "Dark Matter," where he breaks down complex scientific concepts into digestible insights. Delving into the surprising connection between our gut health and mental well-being, uncovering how the microbiome impacts our overall state of mind. This podcast is brought to you by ARTAH , who offer effective, efficient, evidence-based supplements and nutrition programmes designed to help you thrive. Take advantage of their special 20% discount for Unwind listeners using the code POPPY20 and find out more on their website here: Find Dr James Kinross: Buy Dark Matter: CONNECT WITH POPPY: @poppyjamie Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Does your microbiome have the potential to improve your mental health? with Dr James Kinross is an episode from Not Perfect Podcast with Poppy Jamie by .

This episode is 59:37 long.

This episode was published on Feb 2, 2024.

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