Consultation Room Podcast
Consultation room podcast is a health-centric space where two lifelong friends, who not only navigated the challenging journey of university together but also evolved into independent prescribers, join forces to bring you insightful conversations on all things health.
As independent prescribers, our collective experiences have given us a unique perspective on health, blending professional expertise with the genuine camaraderie that comes from years of friendship.
In each episode, we delve into a variety of health-related topics, sharing our knowledge, experiences, and even some laughs along the way. From discussing the latest medical advancements to exploring holistic well-being, our goal is to make health conversations accessible, informative, and enjoyable.
So, whether you're a fellow healthcare professional, someone navigating your wellness journey, or just curious about the fascinating world of health, join us every week and Let's explore, learn, and laugh together as we unravel the intricacies of health and well-being. Welcome to the conversation!
Consultation Room Podcast
Gut Instinct: Is your gut microbiome calling all the shots?
Burning question 🔥
Here’s a wild thought: what if your gut is helping you make decisions… literally? We’re not just talking about instinct or intuition. Science is showing that your microbiome, that bustling universe of bacteria living in your gut, might be influencing everything from your mood to your mindset. Could those tiny microbes be whispering in your ear when you're choosing what to eat, how to react, or even who to trust? Today’s burning question: Can your microbiome help you make better decisions? In this episode we anre diving into the gut-brain connection and find out what your belly might be trying to tell your brain!
The content provided in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The hosts provide medical advice, and any health-related discussions for general informational purposes. If you have a medical emergency, call your doctor or emergency services immediately.