Gut-Brain Therapy | Nerva
Gut-Brain Therapy is a podcast that explores the bidirectional relationship between the gut and brain, with a focus on the latest research into managing gut-brain disorders such as IBS, functional dyspepsia, and related conditions. Each episode features guest clinicians, including gastroenterologists, dietitians, and APPs, who turn the latest science into practical clinical insights.
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Episodes
4 episodes
Gut-directed hypnotherapy after 65: what the evidence really says | Dr. Stephanie Moleski
In this episode of Gut-Brain Therapy, the Nerva podcast, gastroenterologist Dr. Stephanie Moleski, MD, sits down with Nerva's Chloe Millar to answer a question clinicians face constantly: when a 70-year-old asks whether gut-directed hypnotherap...
The Eating Disorder-GI Connection | GI Dr. Jordan Shapiro, RD Brittany Rogers & psychologist Dr. Kelli Rugless
In this episode of Gut-Brain Therapy, the Nerva podcast, three GI experts tackle one of the most challenging presentations in clinic: the patient who arrives with both GI symptoms and disordered eating patterns, where it's rarely clear which di...
SIBO in practice: Navigating diagnostic uncertainty and long-term management | Rebecca Coomes from The Healthy Gut podcast
In this episode of Gut-Brain Therapy, the Nerva podcast, nutritionist, author and host of The Healthy Gut podcast Rebecca Coomes tackles one of the most confusing presentations in clinic: small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO), where symp...
Managing IBS & gut-brain disorders in practice: A GI’s perspective | Dr. Omar Khokhar
In this episode of Gut-Brain Therapy, the Nerva podcast, gastroenterologist Dr. Omar Khokhar (OSF HealthCare) tackles one of the hardest problems in clinic: gut-brain disorders like IBS, where symptoms are real and debilitating but rarely expla...