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The Oestrobolome: How Your Gut Bacteria Control Oestrogen and Why It Matters for Your Brain

The Oestrobolome: How Your Gut Bacteria Control Oestrogen and Why It Matters for Your Brain

The Oestrobolome: How Your Gut Bacteria Control Oestrogen and Why It Matters for Your Brain

Discover how the gut microbiome and estrogen together shape gut health, mood and brain health – plus practical, fibre‑focused steps to support both

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Artificially-sweetened and Sugary Drinks, and Ultra‑Processed Foods: From Liver Disease to Neurodegeneration

Artificially-sweetened and Sugary Drinks, and Ultra‑Processed Foods: From Liver Disease to Neurodegeneration

We often separate liver disease, metabolic disorders and dementia into different boxes, but ultra‑processed foods and sugary drinks connect them all.

Chronic exposure to liquid sugar and highly processed products drives fatty liver (MASLD), insulin resistance and systemic inflammation, which then spill over into the brain through the gut–liver–brain axis.

Emerging research links MASLD with higher rates of neuroinflammation, structural brain changes and dementia. Understanding this shared pathway transforms “just a can of soda” into a meaningful lever for protecting both long‑term metabolic health and cognitive function.

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The Missing Link in IBS: How Methylation, Mitochondria, and B Vitamins Shape Your Gut Health
Gut Health, IBS, Mitochondrial Health Olivier Sanchez Gut Health, IBS, Mitochondrial Health Olivier Sanchez

The Missing Link in IBS: How Methylation, Mitochondria, and B Vitamins Shape Your Gut Health

The Missing Link in IBS: How Methylation, Mitochondria, and B Vitamins Shape Your Gut Health

Unlock the science behind IBS relief. Discover how methylation and mitochondrial health intersect with digestive wellness, genetics, and nutrition. This article dives deep into why methylation matters for gut health, energy, hormone balance, and detoxification, and how small lifestyle shifts can influence gene activity, improve symptoms, and help you feel vibrant again.

Ideal for practitioners, researchers, and anyone interested in holistic approaches to managing chronic gut issues.

#IBS #Methylation #Mitochondria #GutHealth #NutritionScience

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Fast Food, Foggy Brain: How High Sugar and High Fat Diets Impact Cognition

Fast Food, Foggy Brain: How High Sugar and High Fat Diets Impact Cognition

Fast Food, Foggy Brain: How High Sugar and High Fat Diets Impact Cognition

Emerging studies show that high-fat, high-sugar diets, especially those rich in fast food and ultra-processed snacks, can alter brain activity and accelerate cognitive decline, regardless of age or weight. Just a short period of indulgence can impair memory and decision-making, with long-term risks for dementia and poor mental performance.

Learn how food choices shape brain health and discover practical strategies for protecting your brain and supporting cognitive function.

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Strategies for Heavy Metal Detoxification:  Systemic Approaches
Detoxification, Heavy Metals, Neuroinflammation Olivier Sanchez Detoxification, Heavy Metals, Neuroinflammation Olivier Sanchez

Strategies for Heavy Metal Detoxification: Systemic Approaches

Strategies for Heavy Metal Detoxification: Systemic Approaches

Knowing the source of toxic exposure can help you address the problem at the root. Do not delay protecting your health and your brain. By taking action today, you can ensure a brighter lived-to-the-maximum tomorrow.

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From Gut Dysbiosis to Neurodegeneration: The Final Link in Obesity-Cognitive Difficulties

From Gut Dysbiosis to Neurodegeneration: The Final Link in Obesity-Cognitive Difficulties

From Gut Dysbiosis to Neurodegeneration: The Final Link in Obesity-Cognitive Difficulties

Part 3 in our tryptic on the link between ultra-processed diet, obesity, metabolic disorders, emotional dysregulation and neurodegeneration — fueling an addiction to calorie-dense foods for that dopamine hit!

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