16. Shifting - the latest advances in gut health

There is so much about the gut we still don’t know, everyday there are new discoveries made that completely transform how we think about the impact it has on our lives and health. When each of us begins to tap into that knowledge, reconnecting to our prefrontal cortex, and engage in more compassionate actions towards each other, towards our gut, towards the planet, we can move the needle in the right direction

Welcome to The Shift, an investigative series that follows naturopath, nutritionist and author Katherine Maslen as she explores the dysfunctional nature of the health industry and provides people with the tools, knowledge and understanding to make the shift in their lives. Each episode of The Shift features interviews with industry experts in gut and general health from across the globe. They accompany Katherine in tackling the difficult questions surrounding global health. If you want to make the shift towards more informed decisions regarding better health, then this podcast is for you.

In episode #16 of The Shift, shifting – the latest advances in gut health, we reach the conclusion of Katherine’s journey through the gut. We hear from experts Nat Kringoudis, Jenny Tschiesche, Steph Lowe, Dr David Perlmutter, Dr William Davis, Rodney Dietert, Kale Brock, Dr Felice Gersh, Dan Churchill, Pete Evans and Kate Reardon. Katherine explores what is next for gut health and what the information that has been discovered so far means for humanities health long term and immediate future.

In this episode we also talk about:

The role that fecal transplants can play in providing options for peoples own microbiome
Why treating the entire body, with particular focus spent on the gut, can increase chances for better treatments like cystic fibrosis
Focusing on health, rather than illness can make a huge difference in treatment
How political ideology can impact whole generations
The positive outlook on future generations and their health
Make time to just be on your own and make space to recieve ideas and inspiration
Your illness more than likely is a response to your environment and your lifestyle
How everyday pooping and successful business can go hand in hand
There is still so much to learn about the gut
Scientization of medicine will continue at a fever pitch, and to some degree this is a good thing
Why we are disconnected from the gift of our genome because we’re changing our gene expression for the negative