Natasha Campbell-McBride, MD // GAPS / What Do Psychiatric Drugs Do To The Gut?

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#GAPSdiet #guthealth #benzowithdrawal
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Dr. Campbell-McBride graduated with Honours as a Medical Doctor in 1984 from Bashkir Medical University in Russia. In the following years she gained a Postgraduate Degree in Neurology.
After practicing for five years as a Neurologist and three years as a Neurosurgeon, she started a family and moved to the UK. It was during this time that Dr. Campbell-McBride developed her theories on the relationship between neurological disorders and nutrition, and completed a second Postgraduate Degree in Human Nutrition at Sheffield University, UK. She has specialized in using nutritional approach as a treatment, and has become recognized as one of the world’s leading experts in treating children and adults with learning disabilities and other mental disorders, as well as children and adults with digestive and immune disorders.
In 2004 she published her first book Gut And Psychology Syndrome.
Natural Treatment Of Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Depression And Schizophrenia where she explores the connection between the patient's physical state and brain function. The book gives full details of the GAPS Nutritional Protocol, highly successful in treating patients with chronic diseases. A second edition was published in 2010. The concept of GAPS has become a global phenomenon and the book has been translated into 20 languages.
In her clinic Dr Campbell-McBride works with many patients with heart disease, high blood pressure, arrhythmia, stroke and other complications of atherosclerosis. She has become acutely aware of the existing confusion about nutrition and these conditions, which spurred an intensive study into this subject. The result of this study is her book Put Your Heart in Your Mouth! What really is Heart Disease and what can we do to Prevent and even Reverse it. The book was published in 2007 and a second addition in 2016.
Dr Campbell-McBride has been working with many young people who have chosen a plant-based life style and, as a result, became very ill. This led to an intense study into the value of plant foods versus animal foods, summarised in her next book Vegetarianism Explained. Making and informed decision, published in 2017.
In 2020 new book came out: Gut And Physiology Syndrome. This second GAPS book completes the GAPS concept, focusing on chronic physical health problems, from allergies, eczema and asthma to autoimmune illness, chronic fatigue and digestive problems, neurological and hormonal illnesses, and chronic infections.
Dr Natasha is an organic regenerative farmer. In 2012 she and her family purchased a piece of land in East Anglia in the UK, which was commercially farmed for a long time. Since then they have transformed this land into an organic and biodynamic paradise with many animals, birds, bees, gardens and orchards.
Dr Campbell-McBride is a keynote speaker at many professional conferences and seminars worldwide. She is also a Member of The Society of Authors, The British Society for Environmental Medicine, and a Board Member of the Weston A Price Foundation. She is a regular contributing health editor to a number of journals, magazines, newsletters, and radio programmes around the world.
To learn more about the GAPS Protocol and Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride, visit: www.gaps.me
Gut and Psychology Syndrome: Natural Treatment for Autism, Dyspraxia, A.D.D., Dyslexia, A.D.H.D., Depression, Schizophrenia by Dr. N. Campbell-McBride
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Vegetarianism Explained: Making an Informed Decision
by Dr. N. Campbell-McBride
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List of training courses for professionals and parents:
www.GAPStraining.com
Studies on the effects of the GAPS Nutritional Protocol, published in peer-reviewed journals:
www.GAPSsciencefoundation.org
Annual GAPS Online Conference every February open to public:
www.GAPSoncon.com
Blog:
www.Doctor-Natasha.com

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@Carnivorelion 16 күн бұрын

YES Angie! This is great people are catching on in the benzo and psych med world when it comes to our gut health. Animal foods are very important for healing!

@Janet_Price Жыл бұрын

I read about "benzo belly" before I began my taper. I changed my eating lifestyle and never suffered from "benzo belly." Remove the inflammatory foods before and during your taper. One less thing to worry about. Eat as clean as possible........ Great topic ~ thanks.

@Filthycoffin 4 ай бұрын

I’d like to see Natacha Campbell McBride talk with Dr. Morse that would be very freaking interesting. Thank you as always.

@richardfrancis2860 Ай бұрын

Natasha your an angel!!

@GCT1990 Жыл бұрын

I've been working as a Nutritionist for 23 years I've always seen the best results from heavy animal/Fat based diets which is in the research mind you. I'm happy to produce as research if anyone is interested and when I say actual research I'm talking about research which went onto a a peer reviewed entry which is our highest or gold standard in terms of research, 92% of everything you read off Google is doctored to some degree as Nutrition is one of the few fields that are (Excuse my language) Graped by invested organizations from Bug Pharma, Supplement industry, Sugar and cereal industry, soft drink and so on... They not only pick students in a nutrition course but they also fund their research as all nutritionist must publish at least one publication before graduating. Once the student collects data entries, he or she submits the research back to whichever corporation funded the study and they get to go in and doctor literally every inch of said report to best fit their product. That molested publication then gets published on sources like Google who receives funding to show you certain publications over others. So unless you know how to properly read research, chances are you're being lied to. I especially feel bad for vegans they unfortunately have no chance. I don't agree with her claim about muscle meat I simply have never seen any compelling research showing it to be harmful in fact most carnivores are reversing metabolic health conditions we thought couldn't be reversed. All in all great video its very exciting knowing that dieting for health is finally gaining a audience. We all knew how important it was but unfortunately most of society never had a chance I mean with guidelines based around these same epidemiological and observational feedings which should be ilegall as you can't show causation or conclusion through these two forms of research which are basically hypothesis and food surveys/questionnaires anyways A quick tip... Look out for keywords in research publications. If you see them, run. Don't waste time with that paper it's fully based around epidemiology. What are key words: We aren't allowed to see this food equals that outcome which is why we deal mostly in epidemiology. A work around to gain your attention is through key words. They help bridge the gap in your trust, it's basically tricking the general audience into giving the claim more creditability then deserving. Examples: "Linked to", suggests, suggested to, associated with, possibly, conceivably, corresponding with, connected with, allied with, applicable, may and can" If you see those words, disregard the publication as these words aren't conclusive their possibilities at best. Look at the American Heart Association... Can't seem to stop lying, every single publication about heart disease and red meat or saturated fat uses these words before a claim. That's the big one, These key words have to be present before a claim pretending to be a statement. Example: "Saturated fat is associated with increased risk of heart diseaae" Topic:Saturated fat and heart disease Claim: "Increase risk" which is a cause and effect statement, we can't use those because we can't measure outcome accurately. Keyword: "Associated with"

@Janet_Price Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your message! I read about "benzo belly," and changed my diet - lifestyle before I tapered. I became Whole Food Plant Based and wish I'd done it decades ago!!! My taper was awful, but I avoided many of the inflammatory issues others struggled with. Meat and dairy are harmful to the gut microbiome. Eat as many greens, fruits, vegetables, grains and more PLANT Foods as possible. Give your body the best to fight with. Most diseases can be reversed - but only with a Whole Foods Plant Based (vegan) diet. I see and read what people try to pass on as "science and nutrition," and am constantly appalled. If your food is from nature, eat it. If your food is made in a manufacturing plant - leave it alone. Thanks again ~ Janet

@sweetvictory3100 4 ай бұрын

Not everyone has a gut that's able to contract and move food thru, I did good on Paleo when I had a working gut, when I was able to sleep and move... Once nervous system got shot from physical injury, severe levels on controlled pain, benzo withdrawal, parasites, mold, heavy metals, ECT, my gut said no thank you to food period, I also have a connective tissue disorder, 2 previous abdominal hernia repairs, wasted to look like 70 lbs but am way more than that becuz I have a colon not moving, I'm slowly d wording from this It really took a crap when I hit tolerance, it didn't matter how healthy I did, still didn't work One needs to be in rest and digest before their guts can work Sure try and eat healthy but surging in withdrawal freezes the gut, meats are not easy to digest in general I have to agree with a whole foods plant based, many thrive on it but one also can't say it's a one size fits all, everyone's bodies guts microbiome situation are different

@idesigncutethings2196 Жыл бұрын

Here in the United States, every doctor that I've ever went to as a patient in my lifetime & worked for as a nurse, never believed that "leaky gut" exists. They would say "If your gut leaked, you would have ascites. Ascites is obvious fluid build up in area outside of the stomach wall." Yes , ascites is a very serious condition, but it's not the same as "leaky gut". These doctors refuse to learn about new things and they stick by what they learned "way back when". And, here you interviewed an MD. Not only a neurologist, but also once was a neurosurgeon! Why is she open to learning new things? where other doctors, mostly MD's, just ... I can't describe this is any other way besides most doctors just really have their head up their a**. ---- Shelly

@idesigncutethings2196 Жыл бұрын

Travis & i are surrounded by farms & we are close to Amish Country. We've been shopping at Farm Markets. We need to look into the meat suppliers more though.

@Sarahpreecenelsonnz Жыл бұрын

Thank you both, Angie and Natasha.

@gregzanchelli 8 ай бұрын

Fantastic interview. Thanks for your work!

@Filthycoffin Жыл бұрын

YAYY I love Natasha I’ve been a fan of hers for years now. Even Jordan Petersons daughter had her on a podcast. For benzo WD the diet can be modified for severe cases to build up to her protocol. Yep been on gaps low histamine low glutamate diet for 3 years now. Intro for me lasted 2 years. I still go back and do intro like this week. Autoimmune Paleo diet is also really good. I made a tutorial on here for low histamine low glutamate gaps meatstalk not too long ago. That’s what I’m going to school for is biochestry and functional medicine with epigenetic’s Thanks for the interview 💋

@AngiePeacockMSW Жыл бұрын

Wow great! What did you notice from doing these protocols?

@tyrel-fg7zf 11 ай бұрын

@@AngiePeacockMSWIm not dead Angie but i cannot get of klopomin I still have to take it to stop de wd....

@Filthycoffin 4 ай бұрын

@@AngiePeacockMSW sorry I didn’t see this until now. I felt better. I still had withdrawal symptoms because I was abruptly stopped off of a shit ton of medication, but this did keep me alive. In fact, I had made a video on low histamine chicken broth I used to make. I use the skin now I did not use that skin from that chicken because it would be setting out for a while like she said you have to get fresh stuff but you have to improvise. I wish I could find the book in audio format for free. I usually use certain apps to give me free audiobooks because I have issues seeing the paper and you know how it is for us to even comprehend reading, sometimes in the beginning of withdrawal gaps is kind of difficult honestly that’s why she says to start with the full gaps. I know people that have been on it for 2+ years though.

@sweetvictory3100 4 ай бұрын

@@Filthycoffincan we talk somehow?

@Filthycoffin 3 ай бұрын

@@sweetvictory3100 I’ve got a channel also with a couple of videos. I can’t upload a lot because I’m undergoing a psychological evaluation and they do not believe in what we go through.

@LevelheadedMind 11 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing this! This is very eye-opening and will help many to find their path to healing. 🙏

@Fishies125 2 ай бұрын

This is a great resource, thank you. I’m gonna start looking into this more. Some of these concepts are also discussed and corroborated by Dr. William Davis in his “Super Gut” and “Wheat Belly” books. There are some additional concepts he goes into that I think are important too. I’d recommend looking into that. I just bought Dr. Campbell-McBride’s book! Excited to get into this.

@reginastone7223 Жыл бұрын

God work 🙏🏽

@anthonyd9426 Жыл бұрын

I just bought her book like a month ago. Been scared to take the plunge to try some homemade probiotics due to sensitivity. I think this approach makes a lot of sense. Thanks for another great video :))

@AngiePeacockMSW Жыл бұрын

Did you hear her say to start at FULL gaps for at least 30 days and then if you really need the healing, you can go back to introductory after that initial period.

@anthonyd9426 Жыл бұрын

⁠@@AngiePeacockMSWyes I heard that! My understanding is that you start with the phases if your digestion is very messed up, but if not you can go to full GAPS. Angie, have you heard of Paul Saladino? I went from thinking vegan was a good idea to believing the complete opposite. I’m gnawing on bones all day now like she says 🤣🤣

@anthonyd9426 Жыл бұрын

Oh wow I just got to the end and I see what you’re saying now. I missed what she said. Full is actually less harsh! I get it now

@elakarczewska9042 2 ай бұрын

I'm Polish too, living in the UK.

@dorothypuntarich784 2 ай бұрын

❤❤

@joaodasilva9370 9 ай бұрын

Hi ahi Angie I need your help how do I contact Dr Nathasha Campbell thanks

@AngiePeacockMSW 9 ай бұрын

All of her links are in the caption to this video.

@annytshilomba4107 3 ай бұрын

I have watched interview but i did not hear where dr natasha mentioned something like meat stock is bad for people with histamine intolerance . So i don’t know if someone has an answer for me here please.

@AngiePeacockMSW 3 ай бұрын

Bone broth is bad for HI NOT stock. They are two different things

@annytshilomba4107 3 ай бұрын

@@AngiePeacockMSW thank you.

@nitzaperez7173 11 ай бұрын

Hello Angie, Angie can we eat gaps diet when you already weaning off from xanax, i just started weaning off

@AngiePeacockMSW 11 ай бұрын

YES! It can be super helpful to get your diet straight BEFORE tapering. Many docs get diet under control before they will start tapering you.

@nitzaperez7173 11 ай бұрын

@@AngiePeacockMSW Thank you so much to responding back to me, I will bring this up to my doctor hopefully he will understand. God blessed you Angie 💖

@elakarczewska9042 2 ай бұрын

how does the nutritional profile of meat broth differ from bone broth? ... I think both have collagen.... is bone broth richer in glutathione? or am I confusing the terms? ;)

@AngiePeacockMSW 2 ай бұрын

Bone broth is higher in collagen and histamine. The bones are broken down more in bone broth so you get the release of more of the protein and collagen. Stock is just a few hours of cooking, bone broth is several hours. Sometimes even 10-24 hours depending on where you get it.

@elakarczewska9042 2 ай бұрын

@@AngiePeacockMSW thank you so much Angie for clarifying... appreciate it

@elakarczewska9042 2 ай бұрын

@@AngiePeacockMSW is high histamine a good thing? what does it do in the body? I'm aware it is involved in allergic reactions but I imagine it has some other roles as well.

@sheenacargill 11 ай бұрын

Are you doing this diet Angie ?

@AngiePeacockMSW 11 ай бұрын

Yes but FULL GAPS.

@healing.buddies Ай бұрын

Do you ever fast Angie?

@AngiePeacockMSW Ай бұрын

I’ve done intermittent fasting for years! I’ve done a few 24-36 hour fasts in the last few years too. I enjoy it every once in a while.

@healing.buddies Ай бұрын

@@AngiePeacockMSW ♥️ what do you think of people’s claims that they healed from their withdrawal with 7 - 30 day fasts?

@7crabwalk11 3 ай бұрын

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@dawnmarie700 2 ай бұрын

That's all wonderful but what if you're on a fixed income. I can't afford all that good food. I just started my fifth year and I'm still suffering. I mean I'm better than the first year but I'm just staying the same not completely healed. symptoms every single day no windows. I'm getting very depressed. Trying to keep hope up but it's hard.

@michaelagalanova2462 2 ай бұрын

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