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Thursday, January 20, 2022
Gut Health course with live seminar | Intro offer | Save 33%
Introductory course price | Save 33% Limited time offer
It’s thought that between 300 to 1000 species of bacteria live in the gut and ideally, these should be as diverse and balanced as possible. If they’re not, harmful, disease-causing bacteria can overwhelm the ‘good’ bacteria and limit a healthy diversity of microorganisms. Genetics, age, exercise and medications can all influence the make-up and fitness of your gut. But your diet has the biggest impact of all.
Join renowned science experts as they debunk the myths and misconceptions in our new immersive ‘You and Your Microbiome’ course, helping you sort the credible science from the hype, and get to grips with the complexities of your microbiome and gut-brain axis.
Enrol now for just £99 and gain access to a live, Q&A seminar with expert speaker Emma Allen-Vercoe, taking place mid February.
For the first time we're including a live tutorial element in one of our courses. Emma is Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Guelph in Canada. An event not to be missed!
What's covered?
What is the microbiome?
Where is the microbiome?
What does the microbiome do?
How does your gut microbiome influence your physical health?
The mirobiome and gut health
Metabolic disorders
The microbiome and your immune system
Physical strength and ageing
How might your gut microbiome influence your mental health?
Microbiome and brain
Thinking with your stomach
Brain functioning
Learning and memory
How you can shape your microbiome – for better and worse?
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