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Intro
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The current state of nutrition
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The Microbiome
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No two people are the same
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What microbes do
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Microbiome studies
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Citizen science project
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Sugar and antibiotics
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French cheese diet
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Toms story
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Twin study
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How to improve your microbiome
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What foods are good for you
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Yogurt kefir kombucha
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Probiotics and meat
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Predict Study
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Poop Tablets
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Recap
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Explore the fascinating world of the microbiome and its impact on human health in this 37-minute lecture by Professor Tim Spector at The Royal Institution. Delve into the complex community of trillions of microbes living in our colon and learn how they influence digestion, appetite, mood, metabolism, and immune system function. Discover insights from the TwinsUK cohort study, which has provided valuable data on microbial diversity and its relationship to overall health outcomes. Gain understanding of the microbiome's role in responding to immunotherapy and chemotherapy. Learn about novel measures of health, such as the microbial health index, and how to maintain a healthy microbiome throughout life. Examine the effects of diet, including sugar, antibiotics, and specific foods like French cheese, on microbial diversity. Uncover the potential of citizen science projects and innovative approaches like the Predict Study and fecal transplants in advancing microbiome research.

What Role Does Our Microbiome Play in a Healthy Diet? - With Tim Spector

The Royal Institution
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