Leading scientist in the field of nutrition
The gut-brain connection is increasingly well-documented. From autism (1) to emotional well-being (2), multiple aspects of personality (3), disorders of affect and anxiety (4) and neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinsonism (5) and perhaps Alzheimer’s (6), it is abundantly clear that the bugs in our gut have major short-...
A previous post (‘Blood Bath’) looked at heterochronic parabiosis, which describes the transfusion of blood from...
Some say the quickest route to a man’s heart is through his stomach, others prefer the...
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Hippocrates famously claimed that all disease originated in the gut. Although this is of course untrue,...
If you didn’t know by now that we are half human half bug, you have not...
Two related questions. Q1. If, thanks to our terrible diets and lifestyles, chronic inflammation is rife...
Like beta software, humans are full of bugs. And like beta software too, something that you...