This month on our podcast I chat to Rachel Jessey, MSc DipNT, of BeNourished. We have a fascinating conversation all about the role of the microbiomes in relation to long covid recovery. Rachel is a Long Covid and MCAS/HIT nutritionist and quantum biologist. In her Hampshire based clinic she offers a fresh perspective to her clients on health optimisation using the power of nutrition, gut restoration and circadian retraining and connecting your biology back to how nature intended it.
As with all of my guests I never have enough time to discuss all aspects of the subject that could be helpful for the audience, maybe longer versions should be done?
I really hope you enjoy this episode.

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Pete interviews Dr Armine Zorgani for the second time to get his expert view on all things microbiome.

Stress is a part of the human condition and some stress is beneficial for health whilst chronic long term stress creates dysfunction and leads to disease. This episode explores the role of stress on the microbiome and how the microbiome mitigate or exaggerates the stress response. As a side note we spend a good amount of time chatting about the vaginal microbiome and giving women some great pearls of wisdom of how to control bacterial issues such as bacterial vaginosis and other vaginal disorders.

Links from this episode:
ISALA
Microbiome Mavericks

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In this episode I chat with my long time friend and colleague Gary Stebbing. Like myself, Gary is an exercise scientist, with a particular focus on strength and conditioning as well as sports performance psychology.

Myself and Gary always wanted to do a podcast together around the subject of exercise and general health. This is the first part of a series of conversations we will be having on this topic.

Gary is as passionate as I am about movement and exercise and during this episode we delve into the 30 + years of experience in the field of exercise science and the message we are really trying to get over to our listeners is the fundamental importance of 'movement' to the human body and how sedentary lifestyles and lack of basic daily movement can accelerate ageing and neurodegeneration.

With plenty of tips and takeaways we really hope you enjoy this episode.

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