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episode 133: The MIND ???? diet and the foodsput you in the Feels | Gut-Brain Axis and Mood | Mind-Gut connection || TGI Mondays


We already knew eating quality food make you feel great, and conversely that eating like trash makes you feel like... trash. What we might not know however that the gut brain axis, where your foods DIRECTLY impact your mood and immunity is like a secondary nervous system. Probably worth considering every time we make the brilliant decisions to eat quality foods and the immediately gratifying decisions to eat like trash pandas.

Specific Health Benefits of Probiotics and Prebiotics:
  1. Digestive Health:

    • Probiotics: Regular consumption of probiotics can help manage symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), including bloating, constipation, and diarrhea. For instance, strains such as Lactobacillus rhamnosus and Bifidobacterium lactis are shown to improve intestinal health and bowel regularity.
    • Prebiotics: Foods rich in prebiotics like garlic and onions support the growth of beneficial bacteria, which enhance gut barrier function and can reduce the risk of gastroenteritis and infections.
  2. Mental Health - Depression and Anxiety:

    • Gut-Brain Axis: Both probiotic and prebiotic foods can affect the gut-brain axis, a critical pathway that mediates the impact of gut health on mental health. For example, the fermentation of prebiotics like inulin from chicory root can produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) that possess anti-inflammatory properties, reducing systemic inflammation that is often linked with depression.
    • Clinical Evidence: Studies suggest that certain probiotics (often referred to as "psychobiotics") can produce and deliver neuroactive substances like serotonin and dopamine, which act on the brain to improve mood and cognitive function. A meta-analysis has shown that patients who consumed probiotics saw a statistically significant improvement in depression symptoms.
  3. Immune System Enhancement:

    • Probiotics: They can enhance immune function by increasing the production of immune cells like macrophages and lymphocytes. Regular consumption of fermented dairy products has been linked with reduced severity and duration of respiratory infections.
    • Prebiotics: By supporting the growth of good bacteria, prebiotics help compete against pathogenic bacteria, enhancing immune response. Foods like bananas and leeks that are high in prebiotics can thus help bolster your body’s defenses against common pathogens.
  4. Weight Management and Metabolism:

    • Influence on Obesity: Research has indicated that the microbiota composition influenced by diet can affect the body’s metabolism and fat storage. For example, a diet high in prebiotic fibers can help manage body weight and improve metabolic health by enhancing feelings of fullness and reducing inflammation.
    • Probiotic Intervention: Some studies suggest that probiotics can influence hormone levels that regulate appetite and fat storage, such as leptin and ghrelin, potentially helping to prevent obesity.
Integrating Probiotics and Prebiotics into Your Diet:
  • Daily Intake Recommendations: While specific doses can vary, incorporating a variety of these foods into your daily meals can provide a sustained source of support for gut and overall health.
  • Practical Tips: Include a probiotic yogurt or kefir at breakfast, add garlic or onions to your cooked meals, snack on bananas or apples, and choose whole grains like barley and oats as part of your meals.

By understanding and leveraging the specific benefits of probiotics and prebiotics, you can consciously tailor your diet to not only support general health but also address specific conditions and improve your mental and physical well-being.

 

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