EPISODE · Jun 17, 2026 · 28 MIN
Your Brain Is Probably Inflamed… And You Don’t Even Know It | Jana Jamal
from The Thought Atlas Podcast · host Blisado
Could your anxiety, brain fog, fatigue, or low mood have less to do with your mind—and more to do with your gut?In this episode of Thought Atlas, I sit down with Jana Jamal, a certified Nutrition Specialist specializing in functional nutrition, neuroscience, chronic illness, and the gut-brain connection.Together, we explore why so many people continue to struggle despite eating “healthy,” why treating symptoms often isn’t enough, and how nutrition, inflammation, mitochondria, and the nervous system all work together to shape our physical and mental health.We also discuss neuroinflammation, chronic stress, red light therapy, autism support through nutrition, misinformation in the wellness industry, and why true healing requires looking at the body as one interconnected system rather than isolated symptoms.In this episode:The gut-brain connection explained simplyWhy you’re not just what you eat—you are what you absorbHidden causes of brain fog and chronic fatigueHow inflammation affects mood and mental healthWhy symptoms keep coming backRed light therapy and brain healthFunctional nutrition vs conventional nutritionSupporting neurodiversity through nutritionWhy the wellness industry often gets it wrongSimple habits that actually improve your healthIf you’ve ever wondered why your body feels “off” despite doing everything you’re supposed to do, this conversation offers a fresh perspective grounded in science, compassion, and curiosity.🌍 Thought Atlashttps://joinpodmatch.com/thoughtatlas🌍 Learn more about Jana Jamalhttps://itsroseginger.com/If this conversation resonated with you, be sure to explore Jana’s research, articles, and nutrition practice through her website.
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