Brain Gut Connection Podcast

Our guest for this show is Lindsey Byrne. Lindsey has a very personal story on how she came close to losing her mom to dementia. In Lindsey’s case the pandemic was a god send as she stumbled upon a way to bring her mom “back”.  If you have a family member or friend that is suffering with dementia, you need to listen to this show. Lindsey’s book “What did I come in here for again?” can be found on...

This podcast is an amazing story of a woman who has survived cancer by doing it 'her way'. You can find Danielle's book “Cancer Healed Naturally -  My Journey From Breast Cancer to Vibrant Health” on Amazon. You can email her at wotherspoond@mweb.co.za And her website is www.natura lhealthjourneys.org

Todays is a short episode on the Gut Microbiome and it's importance to your health. Both mental and physical.

Peter Faleskini is one of the last few active Omniscient. He is an enthusiast and visionary leader who has transformed the global business landscape through a profound understanding of the definition and basic principles of the trade. His thinking and doing amaze his colleagues andg clients. With an interesting career in multiple sectors spanning decades, Pete’s influence in the coaching and consu...

Rob has an interesting life story for sure. But it's what he's doing today that is all about having better health! Great show if I say so myself!!

Where did this brain-gut health concept come from. Give this episode a listen and learn about Hippocrates. Talk about someone way ahead of their time...

On this episode I'll talk fats. The good, the bad, and the ugly!

Welcome to The Brain-Gut Connection , your go-to podcast for exploring the intricate and fascinating relationship between the brain and the gut. I'm Dave Brethauer, your host, and each week we'll delve into the latest research, expert interviews, and practical tips to help you understand how your gut health affects your brain, and vice versa. In our episodes, we'll cover a wide range o...

On this podcast I talk about something called "ACEs" or Adverse Childhood Experiences. I score an 8 due to the dysfunctional childhood that I experienced. The higher the number (only 10 questions) the greater you chance of suffering some form of "chronic" disease. Could this be the cause of my diabetes?? Link to the ACEs test!

We interview Terry Schaefer

What is gut health?

Like to welcome our guest, Lyn Roush to our second podcast episode.  

Hello and welcome to my first podcast episode.  I'm going to be talking about the benefits one can achieve by healing the brain gut connection.  I hope you find value here! Dave