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Explore how the gut, brain, and hormones interact — from microbiome and chronic pain to ADHD traits and menopause policy momentum.

Perhaps because we named one of the most important physiological systems in our bodies after one of the most controversial plants in society. - Dr. Stefan Broselid, Founder, ECS Education

“Perimenopause, PCOS, endometriosis—none of these conditions exist in a vacuum. Everything is connected.” - Guy Daniels

"What's happening metabolically in the brain at menopause is potentially going to have long-term consequences." - Dr. Lara Briden

'People are at higher risk for preterm birth, HIV acquisition, HPV - acquisition & progression to cervical cancer." - Dr Caroline Mitchell

“It’s not one size fits all with nutrition. There are medical conditions where [certain foods] can be tough on the gut." Dr. Chris Damman

“When you don’t feed your gut, your gut will feed on you.” - Robert H. Lustig, MD

“Because of the connection between the gut and vaginal microbiome, anything you can do to keep your gut healthy will help the vagina, too.

“Is treating bloating as simple as changing someone’s lifestyle? I wish it was that simple, but it’s still attainable." Dr. Edison de Mello

“You have to be consumer-aware until there’s more science; more testing. So start advocating for testing.” - Pamela Miles

“I can’t cure you, but I can make life better for you. IBS won’t be cured, at least not in my lifetime” - Dr. Peter Whorwell

Learn about the microbiome and gut health in this interview with Guy Daniels from Onegevity.