EPISODE · Feb 11, 2019 · 1H 47M
#001: "Should I be taking a probiotic?"
from Man's Search for Medicine · host Brandon Smith and Zach Pope
Zach and Brandon discuss the evidence for and against using probiotics as treatment for medical diseases and the mechanisms that may confer health benefits to individuals without disease. Subjective: 0:45 - Brandon’s experience at the Metabolic Health Summit 10:19 - Introduction to probiotics 21:38 - Zach and Brandon’s probiotic protocol for themselves 24:25 - Introduction to the microbiome Objective: 32:25 - Probiotics as treatment and prevention for type II diabetes and obesity 45:08 - Treating digestive diseases with probiotics 55:20 - Using probiotics to treat and prevent allergic rhinitis and eczema 57:08 - Probiotics and depression 1:01:06 - Short-chain fatty acid (SCFA) effects on inflammation and innate immunity 1:18:00 - SCFAs and the gut-brain axis 1:24:34 - Insulin and satiety regulation through SCFAs 1:30:45 - Mitigating antibiotic side effects 1:32:30 - What to look for: strains, dosage, viability, timing 1:40:10 - Safety concerns and side effects Assessment/Plan: 1:43:50 - Conclusion, using probiotics for treatment and healthy individuals
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