Professor Craig Hassed and Dr Michelle Woolhouse discuss the fascinating world of psychoneuroimmunology (PNI), connecting the brain, nervous and immune systems and their impact on health.
Dopamine is a pleiotropic neurotransmitter with essential roles in motivation, reward, movement, cognition, and the modulation of prolactin. Often incorrectly referred to as 'the pleasure molecule'; dopamine is best associated with the ‘want’ to do something, rather than the ‘liking’ or pleasure associated with doing something.1,2
Clinical Pharmacologist and Pharmaconutritionist Paul Clayton explores new ways of looking at healthcare and prevention vs reaction, and the role of PEA in counteracting the current Western dietary landscape that is highly pro-inflammatory.
Professor Craig Hassed and Dr. Michelle Woolhouse discuss the fascinating world of psychoneuroimmunology (PNI), connecting the brain, nervous and immune systems and their impact on health.
Dr. Austin Perlmutter explains our brain’s decision-making processes and how chronic, low-grade inflammation may lead to declining mental and cognitive health.
Phosphatidylcholine (PC) is a phospholipid integral to maintaining the structure and fluidity of a cell membrane.
Join Dr. Nicola Gates as she and Emma Sutherland discuss the role oestrogen has in the menopause transition and the impact it has on cognitive function.
Professor Craig Hassed and Dr. Michelle Woolhouse discuss the fascinating world of psychoneuroimmunology (PNI), connecting the brain, nervous and immune systems and their impact on health.