Podcast
Gut Feeling
Hosted by Carraway Production · EN
Gut Feeling is a series of no-nonsense health and nutrition podcasts that serve bite-sized truths with a side of real talk. Each week, we unpack trending topics, debunk diet myths, and share practical tips to help you eat smarter, feel better, and live well. Whether you’re a curious foodie, wellness newbie, or label-reading pro, there’s something here for you.
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Gut Health Hacks: How to Fix Your Digestion Naturally
Jul 2, 202500:20:18Tap to summarizeThe podcast explores the comprehensive impact of gut health, extending beyond digestion to influence physical and mental well-being. The discussion highlights the crucial role of the gut microbiome in nutrient absorption and overall health. It details the gut-brain axis, explaining how the gut communicates with the brain via chemical, hormonal, and physical connections, and emphasizes the gut's significant link to the immune system. The podcast also offers actionable recommendations for improving gut health.
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Are Seed Oils Healthy? Separating Science from Hype
Jul 2, 202500:20:11Tap to summarizeThe podcast explores the controversy surrounding seed oils, contrasting them with animal fats like tallow and fruit oils such as olive oil. The hosts examine the nutritional aspects of different fats and review common arguments against seed oils. Ultimately, it suggests that overall dietary patterns andlifestyle choices are more significant for health than isolating specific fats, especially given seed oils' widespread presence in the food system.
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Ozempic: The Truth and Lies behind the Miracle Weight-Loss Drug
Jul 2, 202500:19:17Tap to summarizeThe podcast explores the rise of GLP-1 mimicking drugs like Ozempic, initially for diabetes but now widely used for weight loss. The discussion highlights the mechanism of these drugs, their unintended weight loss side effect, and common issues and side effects. It also touches upon the challenges of discontinuing the medication, the lack of clear guidelines for long-term use, and the growing marketand competition in the pharmaceutical industry for thesedrugs.
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