FX Medicine

Home of integrative and complementary medicine

microbial-diversity

 

REPLAY: Focus on Fibre: Fuelling the Microbiome with Emma Sutherland and Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Oct 10, 23
0 comments

Gastroenterologist Dr. Will Bulseiwicz shares how to create and maintain a healthy and balanced gut microbiome.

emma_sutherland's picture

REPLAY: The Microbiome: Understanding Impacts of Soil Quality, Polyphenols, and Fasting

Aug 22, 23
0 comments

Dr. Emeran Mayer, gastroenterologist and gut-brain expert, takes us through the impact of modern day life on the gut microbiome.  

Adrian_Lopresti's picture

Focus on Fibre: Fuelling the Microbiome with Emma Sutherland and Dr. Will Bulsiewicz

Mar 15, 23
0 comments

Gastroenterologist Dr. Will Bulseiwicz shares how to create and maintain a healthy and balanced gut microbiome.

emma_sutherland's picture

The Microbiome: Understanding Impacts of Soil Quality, Polyphenols, & Fasting

Feb 07, 23
0 comments

Dr. Emeran Mayer, gastroenterologist and gut-brain expert, takes us through the impact of modern day life on the gut microbiome.  

Adrian_Lopresti's picture

Microbiome Diversity and Faecal Transplants with Dr Johan Van Den Bogaerde

Jul 11, 19
0 comments

Dr Van Den Bogaerde shares the current scientific opinion on gut microbial diversity and he discusses his excitement about the research exploring faecal microbial transplants

JohanVanDenBogaerde's picture
Feb 25, 19
0 comments

The intestinal microbiome is a complex signalling hub that incorporates environmental factors, such as diet, stress and xenobiotics, with genetics and immune signals to influence host immunity and response to infection.[1-3] Within the last decade, we have begun to understand the importance of this interdependent bilateral interaction between the host and its microbiota and how its mutually beneficial balance is crucial in host defence and immune health.[1]

Stephanie_Radnan's picture

The Vaginal Microbiome with Dr Jessica Younes

Sep 03, 18
0 comments

In this podcast, with the help of Dr Jessica Younes we explore the complexities and the outside influences of the vaginal microbiota. 

FXMedicine's picture
Mar 23, 18
0 comments

GIT microbiota and mitochondrial crosstalk appears to occur primarily via complex endocrine, humoural and immune pathway signalling.

Pages