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The Doctor's Kitchen Podcast

#28 The Brain Gut Connection with Dr Rabia Lalani

The Doctor's Kitchen Podcast

Dr Rupy Aujla

Mindset, Healthy Eating, Nutrition, Health And Wellbeing, Health & Fitness, Dr Rupy, Nutritional Medicine, Wellness, Healthy Recipes, Improving Health, Doctor's Kitchen, Health Goals, Medicine, Mental Wellbeing, 868329, Lifestyle, Food And Lifestyle

4.72.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2019

⏱️ 85 minutes

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Summary

Today on the Podcast I’m speaking to Dr Rabia Lalani, a Gastroenterologist and clinical research fellow at the Wingate Institute of Neurogastroenterology from Queen Mary University.


Dr Rabia is in the process of creating a guide using slow deep breathing techniques with audio-visual biofeedback for relief of anxiety & digestive discomfort.


On this pod we’ll be focusing on:

  • The gut brain-axis
  • Functional gut issues
  • How stress impacts gut health
  • Living with gut issues
  • The impact of lifestyle interventions such as breathing


You’ll find the recipe video that I cooked for Dr Rabia - Tarragon and Sun-dried Tomato Savoury Oats - on the show on my youtube channel so you can see how delicious and easy it was to make .. even whilst recording a podcast!


Have a listen to the podcast and enjoy - and don't forget to give us a 5* rating on the podcast, it really does help to spread the love and the message and for others to find us too!


Socials: Website - www.biobreathe.co.uk


Instagram - @doctor_rabia 

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0:00.0

Today's podcast is sponsored by Zoe and I'm pretty convinced that anyone listening to this

0:04.7

podcast right now has an invested interest in health. Maybe you've tried the recipes,

0:09.6

taken advice from guests, all like me you see food as medicine. But to any of you ever feel like

0:15.4

you're doing all the right stuff to live a healthy lifestyle but you still feel fatigued in the

0:20.8

afternoons. It could be because the advice that we give to most people simply isn't enough

0:27.0

for your unique body. And I'm a believer that personalized nutrition could be beneficial if you

0:32.8

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0:38.1

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0:43.9

you understand how different foods affect your body so you can feel your best. Nailing your own

0:49.0

nutrition can have huge benefits on long term health as well as relieving more immediate problems

0:54.3

like fatigue. So magnesium supplements for example can help one person sleep better but they

0:59.1

might have little effect on someone else. And as Professor Tim said in our conversation,

1:03.9

personalized nutrition takes away that trial and error and that very long process of trying to

1:09.4

figure out what's going on inside your body on your own. Zoe has been genuinely life changing

1:15.6

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1:20.1

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1:24.8

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1:31.7

and I can't wait for you to try it. Today's episode is sponsored by JD Williams, the one-stop

1:36.9

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1:42.9

like to portray getting older as the autumn of life. I've actually found it to be highly

1:47.5

gratifying and we've actually discussed the many benefits of age and the misconceptions of aging

1:53.2

with neuroscientists, cognitive psychologists on the podcast where we talked about how happiness

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