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The Gut-Brain Connection
with Dr Emily Prpa
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What you’ll explore
- What your gut actually does — far beyond digestion
- The gut-brain axis: how gut and brain talk to each other
- Why ~90% of your serotonin is made in the gut, and which foods lift your mood
- Myth-busting the fad diets that promise miracle gut health
- How to build a balanced, gut-friendly diet for body and mind
About this talk
Digest the latest research on the gut-brain axis — and discover how to holistically nourish your physical and mental health.
By now you've probably heard that your gut is crucial to your health as a whole. But what does it actually do, and what does a healthy gut look like? Research is mounting that its role extends well beyond the digestive tract — impacting sleep, immunity, skin, hormones and mental health. Dr Emily Prpa digests the latest gut-microbiome science on your “second brain”, exploring the most recent discoveries while busting the myths behind fad diets that promise to miraculously boost gut health.
In particular, we focus on the gut-brain axis: the two-way communication between gut and brain. With around 90% of your serotonin — the “happy hormone” — produced in the gut, we'll look at which foods help boost your mood, and how to cultivate a balanced, gut-friendly diet that nurtures both body and mind.
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Your speaker: Dr Emily Prpa
Dr Emily Prpa is an award-winning nutritionist with a PhD in Nutritional Sciences from King's College London, where she is now a Visiting Lecturer. Her research on plant-based foods and the gut microbiome has been published in high-impact journals and helped inform UK food policy. Known as The Nutrition Reporter on Instagram, she is frequently featured in the media, including Sky News and the BBC.
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