Diet and Microbiome Team Up for Anti-Inflammatory Effects
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Dr Will Bulsiewicz on the podcast 'Live Well Be Well with Sarah Ann Macklin'
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Story of claim
A balanced diet supports gut microbes that produce compounds to strengthen the gut barrier, reducing inflammation.
- Goal: Collaborate diet and microbiome for anti-inflammatory benefits.
- Proof: The microbiome supports 70% of the immune system and produces compounds essential for gut barrier integrity.
- Nuances:
- 38 trillion microbes in intestines
- Gut barrier integrity is crucial for preventing inflammation
- Impact on Life: Individuals may experience reduced inflammation and improved immune response, enhancing overall health.
Investments
- Price: Varies with dietary choices
- Time: Consistent dietary adherence over weeks
- Effort: Requires changes to dietary habits
Risks
Failing to maintain a balanced diet may compromise gut barrier integrity.
Alternatives
- Anti-inflammatory supplements
- Probiotics targeting inflammatory pathways
Get Started 🚀
- Increase intake of anti-inflammatory foods like berries and leafy greens
- Maintain a diverse diet to support microbiome health
- Monitor for changes in inflammation-related conditions
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