The Mind-Gut Connection | Dr. Emeran Mayer | Talks at Google

[@SamBassComedy]

Back when Google came out as an IPO I had a lot of money I could of invested in their stock, but instead of listening to a rather strong gut feeling to do so, I listened to someone I trusted and didn't invest. Now I'm flat broke. The gut is a powerful thing.

[@amigoprovocante]

Brilliant. Thanks

[@letsgocapsbeatpens]

Important discussion, too bad it had to take place in the cafeteria. 😆

[@catchabid]

Distracting background for such an interesting talk was not a good idea

[@lloydchristmas7643]

Night_Fox Yup

[@Kei-Kei]

Do you mean to tell me that the army of whatnots in my gut have got enough sense not to nuke my entire system, but our big brains needed tangible and horrible evidence to come to that same conclusion? Fascinating read/listen! 😎

[@theresageiger584]

I need help asap

[@pmayh3m]

Zzzzzzzzz...This guy needs a spokesperson and know how to answer a question directly. It was very hard to get through this and frustrating. He only explained the processes that go on in the stomach and glosses over what we can do. Maybe I missed it, but what am I supposed to eat to help my midichlorians now, since we were to start when we were infants?

[@danielpincus221]

He is surprisingly vague about bad “comfort foods”. What, exactly?

[@robinbreeds9217]

He is dismissive of much in a Psychology magazine i do not think much of him any more

[@michaelmanning5379]

Terrible environment to deliver a talk like this. This is reflected in Dr. Mayer's stressful delivery. Unwatchable.

[@robinbreeds9217]

All he is doing is repeating what others have done study's on