The MEN1 Mosaic
This podcast's mission is to raise the quality of conversation in MEN1, opening up the floor to diverse perspectives in this rare disease, hence the name 'mosaic.'
With guest speakers encompassing patients & practitioners from all areas of expertise, join a curious, open-minded & proactive discussion amongst a different kind of MEN1 community.
*This podcast and any affiliated content is personal experience designed to educate and inform, not to provide medical or health advice. All opinions are personal. Always consult a qualified, medical professional, especially before making any changes to your diet, exercise or lifestyle.*
The MEN1 Mosaic
#38 - The Gut-Brain Connection: How Nutrition Can Shape Endocrine Health (Nutritional Psychiatrist)
Can what you eat really impact your mental and endocrine health?
Dr. Pratima Singh, a consultant psychiatrist with a passion for functional medicine, joins me to uncover the powerful connection between gut health, mental well-being, and chronic illness. We explore why nutrition is more than just food, how inflammation plays a hidden role in disease, and why healing is as much about mindset as it is about medicine.
In this episode, we discuss:
- How gut health directly affects brain function and mood
- The surprising role of inflammation in mental and physical illness
- Why conventional medicine often overlooks nutrition in treatment plans
- The power of intuitive eating vs. lab-based dietary changes
- How to take the first steps toward a whole-body healing approach
RESOURCES
Institute for Functional Medicine
Feel Better Live More Podcast (Dr Rangan Chatterjee)
ABOUT OUT GUEST
Dr Pratima Singh is an experienced psychiatrist with
vast clinical experience in the UK since 2004. She
completed her training from Maudsley training scheme
and worked as a consultant psychiatrist at South
London and Maudsley NHS trust before moving to
Hertfordshire partnership NHS foundation trust to
work as a community and adult psychiatrist
Dr Singh's clinical interests lie in exploration of root
causes of mental health conditions and in designing
psychological , spiritual and biomedical protocols that
consider the individual, their unique circumstances
and needs.She has also trained under Institute of
Functional medicine and strives to integrate the best of
conventional psychiatry with in-depth exploration of
nutritional, hormonal, stress or trauma related, toxic
and infectious underlying causes of chronic mental
health symptoms. She works as a NHS psychiatrist
and also as an integrative psychiatrist at a functional
medicine polyclinic.
Clinical Practice: www.DrIndra.co.uk
Talks: pratimasingh.com
Twitter: @dr_pratimasingh
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*Here I share my personal experience as a MEN1 patient. Nothing is intended to provide medical or holistic health advice. All opinions are personal, including those of my podcast guests. Always consultant a qualified medical professional.*