Another review showing probiotics Trusted SourcePubMedGo to source are at least worth trying in IBS. “…shown to improve global symptoms, bloating and flatulence.”
Gut-brain or brain-gut, what’s more important? A recent study suggests gut-brain, meaning the gut has more impact on the brain than the brain does on the gut. I think this is very important because I am concerned that in the functional medicine field the brain-gut connection Trusted SourcePubMedGo to source has been way overstated.
Post positive affirmations around your house (on your bathroom mirror, on your fridge, etc.), and say them out loud.
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10 thoughts on “Dr. Ruscio’s Wrap Up #93”
Hello! I really like all of the material you are putting out, and your podcast is now my favorite! Which is saying a lot for me, because I am a pretty hard core Art of Manliness podcast fan.
A couple of questions: first, any ideas on when the book will be out? I am greatly looking forward to it.
Second: can you recommend how to work with a conventional medicine doctor, or find one, in different parts of the country? I cannot afford to go down the SIBO path outside of my insurance provider.
Thanks Delores!!
Well it feels like the finish line keeps running away from me on this one, but late this year looks doable. I did a podcast entitled something along the lines of ‘how to find a good FM doctor’, I would search for that on my site. That should get you started!
Hope this helps!
Thanks for update. Regarding the topic on the gut brain axis and depression, my personal experience is that for a true picture of ones well being, the spiritual aspect of our life is of equal importance along with the psychological and physical aspects of life. It can give a deep meaning to your unique circumstances and open up a positive, hopeful spirit to win. This can have a huge impact on our minds and ability to heal. So whilst there are such valid things as more clinical root causes of illness, I believe it’s important to dig even deeper to find root causes within your whole life which can be empowering.
Not meaning to be patronising, just expressing my view in hope that it can encourage others.
Best wishes,
Andrew Fisher
Hello! I really like all of the material you are putting out, and your podcast is now my favorite! Which is saying a lot for me, because I am a pretty hard core Art of Manliness podcast fan.
A couple of questions: first, any ideas on when the book will be out? I am greatly looking forward to it.
Second: can you recommend how to work with a conventional medicine doctor, or find one, in different parts of the country? I cannot afford to go down the SIBO path outside of my insurance provider.
Thanks Delores!!
Well it feels like the finish line keeps running away from me on this one, but late this year looks doable. I did a podcast entitled something along the lines of ‘how to find a good FM doctor’, I would search for that on my site. That should get you started!
Hope this helps!
Thanks for update. Regarding the topic on the gut brain axis and depression, my personal experience is that for a true picture of ones well being, the spiritual aspect of our life is of equal importance along with the psychological and physical aspects of life. It can give a deep meaning to your unique circumstances and open up a positive, hopeful spirit to win. This can have a huge impact on our minds and ability to heal. So whilst there are such valid things as more clinical root causes of illness, I believe it’s important to dig even deeper to find root causes within your whole life which can be empowering.
Not meaning to be patronising, just expressing my view in hope that it can encourage others.
Best wishes,
Andrew Fisher
Hello! I really like all of the material you are putting out, and your podcast is now my favorite! Which is saying a lot for me, because I am a pretty hard core Art of Manliness podcast fan.
A couple of questions: first, any ideas on when the book will be out? I am greatly looking forward to it.
Second: can you recommend how to work with a conventional medicine doctor, or find one, in different parts of the country? I cannot afford to go down the SIBO path outside of my insurance provider.
Thanks!
Thanks Delores!!
Well it feels like the finish line keeps running away from me on this one, but late this year looks doable. I did a podcast entitled something along the lines of ‘how to find a good FM doctor’, I would search for that on my site. That should get you started!
Hope this helps!
Thanks! I will find the podcast episode, and I greatly look forward to the book coming out.
Thanks for update. Regarding the topic on the gut brain axis and depression, my personal experience is that for a true picture of ones well being, the spiritual aspect of our life is of equal importance along with the psychological and physical aspects of life. It can give a deep meaning to your unique circumstances and open up a positive, hopeful spirit to win. This can have a huge impact on our minds and ability to heal. So whilst there are such valid things as more clinical root causes of illness, I believe it’s important to dig even deeper to find root causes within your whole life which can be empowering.
Not meaning to be patronising, just expressing my view in hope that it can encourage others.
Best wishes,
Andrew Fisher
Good points Andrew!
Hello! I really like all of the material you are putting out, and your podcast is now my favorite! Which is saying a lot for me, because I am a pretty hard core Art of Manliness podcast fan.
A couple of questions: first, any ideas on when the book will be out? I am greatly looking forward to it.
Second: can you recommend how to work with a conventional medicine doctor, or find one, in different parts of the country? I cannot afford to go down the SIBO path outside of my insurance provider.
Thanks!
Thanks Delores!!
Well it feels like the finish line keeps running away from me on this one, but late this year looks doable. I did a podcast entitled something along the lines of ‘how to find a good FM doctor’, I would search for that on my site. That should get you started!
Hope this helps!
Thanks! I will find the podcast episode, and I greatly look forward to the book coming out.
Thanks for update. Regarding the topic on the gut brain axis and depression, my personal experience is that for a true picture of ones well being, the spiritual aspect of our life is of equal importance along with the psychological and physical aspects of life. It can give a deep meaning to your unique circumstances and open up a positive, hopeful spirit to win. This can have a huge impact on our minds and ability to heal. So whilst there are such valid things as more clinical root causes of illness, I believe it’s important to dig even deeper to find root causes within your whole life which can be empowering.
Not meaning to be patronising, just expressing my view in hope that it can encourage others.
Best wishes,
Andrew Fisher
Good points Andrew!