Food For Thought - The gut microbiome and Dementia with Dr Alan Desmond

[@phineasjamwell1079]

Fantastic - really exceptional - thank you

[@16Elless]

I never liked peanut butter & I can take or leave Marmite but when I tried Marmite peanut butter, I’m converted!!

[@leonieduplessis4467]

Hi Dr Desmond, i listened to all your podcasts you Fantastic about the gut information.But from Auckland New Zealand, down under remember us Kiwi's🥝

[@DementiaResearcher]

Thanks for sharing!

[@kunverjihirani276]

Good video 👍🏼

[@positiveandhealthy2728]

I am trying to get fit i wish i looked good 😊

[@merrycontrary3520]

A whole food plant-based diet is the way to do it. Good luck!

[@leonieduplessis4467]

Alzheimer/Dementia people cannot TASTE SAM

[@DementiaResearcher]

Hi Leonie, actually Alzheimer's Disease effects everyone differently, complete loss of sense of taste may effects some people but not others. What is very common are changes in the sense of state, and experiencing flavours differently, and this can results in new habits and adoption of new food preferences. A common one we hear of is stopping enjoying cups of tea or no longer wanting sugar in coffee.