Manipulating the gut bacteria to treat diseases | Peter Attia & Colleen Cutcliffe

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This clip is from 283 ‒ Gut health & the microbiome: improving and maintaining the microbiome, probiotics, & more with Colleen Cutcliffe, Ph.D.
In this clip, Peter and Colleen discuss:
- What is CDiff
- The harmful effects of taking an antibiotic
- The FDA and treating human disease with the gut bacteria
- And more
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[@davidcarter3135]

Love you to do something on long covid. I've had it for over 2 years and it's challenging to live with.

[@milossavic6642]

I would consider combining any therapy with introduction of the homemade kefir. Kefir is known to replenish your microbiome with friendly bacteria and yeasts and causes no side effects. I met someone who completely recovered after a difficult case of stomach carcinoma by simply consuming homemade kefir and other food with fibre.

[@talloolahmoon]

Great information

[@sarahnicole181]

I want to know how mental illness is linked to people who have had c-diff and if fecal transplants and or other microbiome therapies can treat that as well

[@dino_rider7758]

"Biological farming" aka farming based on cultivating the soil food web, monitors the diversity and abundance of the soil microbiome, which is uptaken by the plants. Eating crops from that ag system has a profound effect. Bet there have been no studies to date, but that's the best way to cultivate your gut Microbiome, in my opinion...

[@dino_rider7758]

The effect is painstakingly obvious. So much so that biological farms have regular travelers who come to eat to cure diseases.

[@gibby5335]

Mr attia. When are you going to do talk about real food and lifetimes of heavy metals/chemicals. No one is talking about this. NO ONE!

[@lj2937]

Yes and microplastics and EMFs

[@jonathonperino8681]

I had pneumonia 5 times in 4 months and got bombarded with antibiotics as one infection was mulit drug resistant and also had IV therapyh in hospital and now need to get 35 probiotic suplements and Glutamine. bit sitll have bad gut and you knwo the runs etc.

[@jenniferpeterson5206]

Best source for probiotics?

[@laurie2218]

Sauerkraut and Kefir.

[@josuemorataya9219]

Happened to me had fast food cravings all the time was gaining weight, chamged my diet now I have vegetable cravings, I like ro see my food with multiple colors I even get happy when I see green onions or peppers lol😂

[@jimwalther9681]

many state that they have insomnia after taking most popular supplements Can this be addressed? Sleep outweighs gut

[@gilbertcacti6353]

Does high consumption of animal protein help with guts bacteria?

[@scotgrain6835]

Are there case studies of an obese recipient getting from a lean person and reversing their obesity? Seems if it worked one way it would work the other.

[@balsam8368]

1st comment proudly ❤