How microbes affect your psychology | Kathleen McAuliffe | TEDxMarshallU

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  • @Domo716
    @Domo716 10 місяців тому +6

    “The person you call ‘I’ is really ‘we’.” Love that.

  • @labsanta
    @labsanta Рік тому +24

    6 Take a home message:
    1. Introduction to the influence of gut microbiota on behavior and cognition:
    - Gut microbiota play a crucial role in bodily functions, especially in the gut, impacting digestion, mood, energy level, appetite, memory, and possibly personality.
    2. Evidence of the influence of gut microbiota on behavior and cognition:
    - Studies with bubble mice indicate the significant influence of gut bacteria on behavior and cognition.
    - Transferring gut bacteria from overweight or depressed individuals to bubble mice produces corresponding symptoms in the animals.
    - Gut bacteria can communicate with the brain through the vagus nerve, producing psychoactive compounds that influence brain function.
    - Inflammation caused by aggressive gut bacteria can lead to depression, indicating an indirect way gut bacteria can signal the brain.
    3. Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS) as a treatment for mental disturbances:
    - VNS involves electrically stimulating the vagus nerve, potentially having effects similar to gut bacteria on the nerve.
    - VNS strengthens the gut barrier, preventing inflammation from spreading to the brain.
    - VNS has been approved for treating severe epilepsy and depression and shows potential benefits for ADHD, OCD, and PTSD.
    4. Manipulating gut bacteria for mental disturbance treatments:
    - Microbiota researchers are exploring treatments for mental disturbances by manipulating gut bacteria composition and their chemicals.
    - Certain bacteria molecules in the blood have been linked to autism spectrum disorder, and clinical trials aim to prevent their effects on the brain.
    - Lactobacillus reuteri, found in yogurt, has shown to promote social bonding in animal models of autism, and trials are underway to test its effects in autistic children.
    - Research is being conducted to use beneficial bacteria and specific vitamins to potentially delay ALS progression.
    5. Gut bacteria and neurological disorders:
    - Parkinson's disease may start in the gut, with a strain of E. coli producing a misfolded compound similar to the Parkinson's protein alpha synuclein.
    - The misfolding spreads up the vagus nerve, leading to Parkinson's symptoms.
    - Patients with Parkinson's often experience constipation many years before neurological symptoms appear, suggesting a gut-brain connection.
    - Cutting the vagus nerve reduces the risk of developing Parkinson's, supporting the gut-brain connection.
    - Understanding the gut's role in Parkinson's offers new possibilities for intervening in disease progression and developing interventions for neurological conditions.
    6. Importance of gut health in behavior and overall health:
    - The person's behavior is influenced not only from the brain down but also from the gut up, highlighting the importance of gut health.

    • @jjutt87
      @jjutt87 Рік тому

      ChatGPT? 😅🙏🏼💯

  • @oneness8648
    @oneness8648 Рік тому +7

    Excellent talk ! But, it would be an incomplete journey if one hasn't heard the renowned cell biologist Dr. Bruce Lipton and his talk 'Biology of Belief' who has made significant contributions in the field epigenetics.
    Here are a few of his quotes from his talk :
    1. You may consider yourself an individual, but as a cell biologist, I can tell you that you are in truth a cooperative community of approximately fifty trillion single-celled citizens.
    2. Beliefs are the operating system of the cell, and just like computer software, they can be changed to upgrade the system.
    3. Our environment is constantly sending signals to our cells, and we have the power to choose how we respond to the signals.
    4. The environment that surrounds us and the thoughts that fill our mind, create chemical reactions in our body that determine our biology.
    5. When we change our perception, we change the chemistry of our body.
    6. Epi means "above" so when I say epigenetic control, I am literally saying, "control over the genes." This is the new biology. It reveals that the environment and our perception of the environment are what control our genetic activity.
    All of the work done by Dr. Bruce Lipton reaffirms that Free Will is not a thing, as the question raised by the speaker Kathleen McAuliffe that - is there such a 'thing' as Free Will ? The Will is like the axe of the Mind. Being part of the Mind, it then all boils down to the 'State of the Mind' as to how sharp it is or how blunt it is, in it's response to the signals of the environment.
    The speaker is quite right that our behaviour is not just controlled from the top down, but quite literally from the bottom up. But, it's an incomplete conclusion without including the play of the Mind to what controls our behaviour considering three observations by Dr. Bruce Lipton as below :
    1. The mind and the body are not separate entities, they are part of the same system.
    2. The mind is not in the brain, the mind is in the field that surrounds the body.
    3. The mind is the software of the body, and the external environment is the hardware.
    Thanks once again for this wonderful talk. It got me thinking and to connect the dots upon the work of both these biologists, highlighting how we get hit in life and how we can protect ourselves from becoming victims 🙏

  • @danitacostello1726
    @danitacostello1726 Рік тому +16

    Give the whole new meeting to."I just can feel it in my Gut."

  • @hardheadjarhead
    @hardheadjarhead Рік тому +1

    A dull delivery of a fascinating presentation.

  • @Clover_9777
    @Clover_9777 Рік тому +6

    easy to test in ourselves. completely get rid of processed food and reduce sugar intake, and see how our moods change in a few days.

    • @keithzastrow
      @keithzastrow 7 місяців тому +1

      That absolutely works.

  • @ONDANOTA
    @ONDANOTA Рік тому +15

    I know what it's like to work on something for years without being sure of a result. Keep it up!!!

  • @doughsoshi4382
    @doughsoshi4382 Рік тому +3

    Wow. What a nice speech at the end. 💯

  • @dianagusprioutomo5870
    @dianagusprioutomo5870 Рік тому +3

    Even the topic is newest for me, because I just ordinary worker who do not know about bacteries, microbes, or internist anymore. but I was enjoyable to watch, listen and unerstand about your explanation. it is gorgeous. thank you...

  • @j6453
    @j6453 Рік тому +18

    Amazing progress is being made! Hope the real world impacts are seen soon. People with these illnesses need to have hope for something positive on the horizon :)

  • @W_Bin
    @W_Bin Рік тому +2

    Fascinating! Vagus nerve stimulation - then you think of acupuncture, chakras...

  • @Ubacatlas
    @Ubacatlas Рік тому +5

    فيديو يحمل معلومات مهمة اول مرة اسمع بها شكرا جزيلا على المشاركة

  • @pepper419
    @pepper419 Рік тому +5

    The only way to improve the way people feel and behave is to feed them properly.

  • @chrisvielle6629
    @chrisvielle6629 Рік тому +2

    Great talk.

  • @Gigawattt
    @Gigawattt Рік тому +31

    We Are Not Alone…

  • @zahidayyub290
    @zahidayyub290 Рік тому +4

    Naturopaths ( hakeems) in indopak medical field held firm belief for centuries that all diseases take origin from our stomach . (GIT)

  • @cherylcarlson3315
    @cherylcarlson3315 Рік тому

    Validates why I gave son yogurt after many treated ear infections when called pdd. Later raw goats milk,fresh foods and his ASD symptoms went much further down.

  • @doughsoshi4382
    @doughsoshi4382 Рік тому

    WOW VNS is amazing!

  • @jamiepitcher2055
    @jamiepitcher2055 Рік тому +3

    The type of micro biome Wii have is affected by a lot of things one of the easiest ones we can control is what we eat.. variety of different types of fibers encourage the growth of good bacteria.. it's best if we eat minimally processed or better yet unprocessed.. variety of whole plant foods you have the better versatility you will achieve

  • @FarmerDrew
    @FarmerDrew Рік тому +3

    This explains why I eat Icelandic yogurt and go berserker in the UK

  • @funnytv-1631
    @funnytv-1631 Рік тому +8

    Look at the sunlight warming the day. The light you see has traveled over ninety-million miles to greet you. These rays arrive, one after another, every instant to brighten the world around you. But if you were to hold up a convex lens, you would experience even more of its power.
    Imagine harnessing the power of your mind like a convex lens. Like cars merging when lanes are reduced, you can concentrate your thoughts together.
    What could you switch off today so that all your power might converge like rays of the sun brought into a focus?

  • @azizakdag8680
    @azizakdag8680 Рік тому +1

    Some of the video was cut, but the subtitle remained. It says "For example, people contemplating suicide tend to have highly inflamed brains. Strange as it sounds, their gut could be one source of their trouble". 5.02

  • @alleyb1431
    @alleyb1431 Рік тому +4

    Amazing! Now what are the best food items we can eat to always be happy human beings?
    Another food for thought I wonder if we feed our incarcerated citizens quality food would the violence go down?

    • @at7372
      @at7372 Рік тому +5

      There has been research done on this topic and the answer is yes. Decreasing processed foods and increasing wholefoods etc gives about a 1/3 reduction in violent incidents. Similar effects with giving multivit tablets. Unfortunately there is a drawback, it effects the profit margins of the private companies which are contracted to provide the catering.😢

    • @alleyb1431
      @alleyb1431 Рік тому

      @@at7372 incredible do you have any resources I can provide. I’m a huge advocate on criminal justice reform. I had a hunch that quality food would make all the difference. Any references you can provide me with or case studies would help our cause tremendously!

    • @crowningglory6654
      @crowningglory6654 Рік тому

      @@alleyb1431all I know is things like bread, pastries & cereals make me tired
      Sugar- overly hyper along with my whole family especially noticeable in children when they drink coke/ sweets massive difference even me as a 24 year old I become restless , hyper and THEN very tired and irritated of which I then need to have another dose of sugar to be hyper and feed my fake extrovertedness

    • @boa1793
      @boa1793 Рік тому +1

      And then caffeine and alcohol…

  • @vrfamilia
    @vrfamilia Рік тому +4

    How can we change our micro biome?

    • @alines301
      @alines301 Рік тому

      @vrfamilia It is possible through intermittent fasting for 24 hours or more (search for Dr. Mindy Pelz, she has a channel here on UA-cam and talks a lot about the benefits of intermittent fasting based on scientific studies. From 24 hours of fasting, bad bacteria of the microbiome begin to be eliminated by our body), regularly consuming fermented drinks such as Kefir, rejuvelac (it is the drink resulting from the fermentation of grains such as wheat, barley, quinoa, chia in water for a few days)
      or vegetables, greens, and even apples fermenting in brine are great ways to improve your gut microbiome.

    • @KatkaLiptay
      @KatkaLiptay 10 місяців тому

      a very good question (you may check carnivore diet and microbiome of them, and implication of this diet on all inflammation, nerve and autoimmune diseases)

  • @raymondconners
    @raymondconners Рік тому +6

    Our kids definitely need good bacteria in school lunches

  • @leendertanthonie1277
    @leendertanthonie1277 Рік тому +6

    For thousands of years they told us that the gods (cristian, muslim, hindu and so on) defined our life and destiny and now it seems that it's the microbes , in other words the microbes are god(s).

    • @dolinaj1
      @dolinaj1 Рік тому

      Gods paradigm ridiculous - apologies for blunt statement.

  • @healthdecodedwithaltaf3647
    @healthdecodedwithaltaf3647 Рік тому +7

    Excellent talk, forcefully correct your microbiome fermented garlic ginger turmeric beetroot carrot etc. Vegetables juice and aged milk kefir ✨

  • @chrisganesha
    @chrisganesha Рік тому +13

    Wow! God bless you. ❤️🙏🏻 Thank you. This would also dramatically help people who have the post-infectious illnesses of ME/CFS, Long COVID, post-infectious Giardiasis, post-infectious Lyme Disease, etc. Right now they are told by many physicians that their illnesses are “functional”, and they should do “brain re-training.” But neurologically oriented efforts at exercise, etc also improve the physical health of people with neuro disease like Parkinson’s. The post-infectious illnesses are true disease processes that change the bio-chemistry of the body cellularly, such as COVID virus engaging and changing the electric processes of the heart or vascular function, just like Gulf War Syndrome creates high blood pressure in a young man who participated in the military exercises in that war. We might send him to the psychiatrist’s couch for his PTSD, or “brain retraining” for his anger outbursts, or even offer him vagus nerve stimulation, but these are no guarantee that the illness will remit or be cured by these methods. You still need to treat his hbp or he could experience stroke or heart attack, right? We need to treat the post-infectious illnesses these viruses cause, as well. Further, they can be avoided altogether prophylactically by eating foods that help balance healthy guts, and using pre- and probiotics in this way during an epidemic or pandemic, as well. Thank you for this beautiful talk, and for your research efforts. 🙏🏻

    • @dianagusprioutomo5870
      @dianagusprioutomo5870 Рік тому

      WOW your explanation seems like a speaker above. Those word is clear enough.

  • @misaelramos83
    @misaelramos83 Рік тому

    Could it be that quarantining can reduce gut biodiversity?

  • @jjutt87
    @jjutt87 Рік тому

    "AS ABOVE, SO BELOW"

  • @FirstPost5
    @FirstPost5 Рік тому

    It isn't only the direct effect of microbes but our response to the effect that creates disease.

  • @johnriedel6990
    @johnriedel6990 Рік тому +4

    Terrific update. Sadly 'bacteria' appears to be well established even in some scientific circles as both singular and plural . . .

  • @FatherSpencer
    @FatherSpencer Рік тому +3

    Literally just got diagnosed with IBS today lol

  • @raymondconners
    @raymondconners Рік тому +4

    So how do I get thin person bacteria in my gut ?

  • @m.j.golden4522
    @m.j.golden4522 Рік тому +2

    I can't watch her talk about the mice without the least bit of compassion. She's cold as ice. I wish she were the mice.

  • @IamAwesomeok
    @IamAwesomeok Рік тому +1

    Yes when I'm hungry

  • @DSAK55
    @DSAK55 Рік тому +2

    My gut runs my brain

  • @kirstencarver9789
    @kirstencarver9789 Рік тому

    How does someone look into seeing g if their gut has bad microbes? Please reply so I am able to look into the discovery.

    • @kristineanderson4983
      @kristineanderson4983 Рік тому

      How do you feel? Do you have stomach or bowel problems? Pay close attention to that, and to what you eat/drink. Do A LOT of research, but don't believe everything you read and hear. I've had to even go against my 'gut' doctor a few times. Good luck.

  • @RositaQuinonez-i3g
    @RositaQuinonez-i3g Рік тому +1

    No 4 ever everything comes to an end

  • @weilee9410
    @weilee9410 Рік тому +1

    You Are What You Eat

  • @penguinchick6563
    @penguinchick6563 Рік тому +1

    No cures were given. Thank you for your input, but it was not an answer to my questions.

    • @kristineanderson4983
      @kristineanderson4983 Рік тому

      There are no cures yet, but the research on this is huge. Keep reading - we all have a lot of questions.

  • @PipMiister
    @PipMiister Рік тому

    🌼

  • @sopad4629
    @sopad4629 Рік тому +2

    They live in our tounges and make us more hungry. So I use a tounge cleaner, brush my teeth before eating so I don’t gain weight. I drink Apple Cider Vinegar to aid killing bacteria wherever they are in my bloodstream or gut.

    • @bhavinchouhan2816
      @bhavinchouhan2816 Рік тому +2

      We need to differentiate good bacteria and Bad bacteria,which one help for us .

    • @imacmill
      @imacmill Рік тому +2

      How does the ACV know the bad bacteria from the good bacteria, or does it kill all bacteria indiscriminately?

  • @Reneemfenn
    @Reneemfenn Рік тому +3

    We!

  • @justtrolin
    @justtrolin Рік тому

    way out of left field here, but my internet pet project is to essentially bring to attention the notion of memories from past lives into the relevant sphere of discord, this talk, helps add to that approach by suggesting the possibility that the benchmark for past lives memories may require more than just the very specific genes of the person, but also a lucky streak of gut microbes and their corresponding circumstances. which if ever established in some coherency could prove the Kardeshev scale of civilization's evolution to be wrong, as it would imply the possibility of a less-than-type 1 civilization being capable of playing around with the space-time lattice via instances of a mind in very specific epochs. the troubling notion of cause and effect in this space is not for the ones that would advocate not knowing the end, as it implies that the singularity must occur 1st, and then propagate into the future. this is the part that I don't like: the asymmetrical universe is weird, yo! Does it occur in parallel ?or in series? or both? eeep.....

  • @pepper419
    @pepper419 Рік тому +1

    Well, I'm epileptic and seventy years old. You'll never get me to start on any drug or new therapy. I'm a carnivore and believe it's the best food for the human body and brain. It's done me no harm since I took it up thity years ago. If you're only eating meat and fish at least it's natural food, the sort of things our ancestors ate that grew our brains.

  • @Rintesh-Roy
    @Rintesh-Roy Рік тому

    👏👏👏

  • @boa1793
    @boa1793 Рік тому

    Warning: Lots of unrelated entries!

  • @danitacostello1726
    @danitacostello1726 Рік тому +2

    Now I feel We Are Borg..lol

  • @sarajohnstone7128
    @sarajohnstone7128 Рік тому +1

    Great chat but ffs people don't suffer from autism or ADHD, stop using disparaging language around neurodiversity!

  • @scary_to_be_alive6483
    @scary_to_be_alive6483 Рік тому +2

    WHY TORTURE 😢😢😢😢😢 MICE!!!!

    • @jamiepitcher2055
      @jamiepitcher2055 Рік тому

      I was thinking the same thing.
      I actually follow a animal rights activist on UA-cam and Instagram who also works in the laboratory craving vaccinations and all sorts of medicines he's highly educated in the field and says animal testing is no longer necessary and it needs to stop. They have technology that can simulate things they have ways of using human cells in Petri dishes. There are alternatives.. we should stop being so barbaric and thinking animals are here for us to do what we want with even when it leads to their suffering. Especially when it's not necessary..

    • @jamiepitcher2055
      @jamiepitcher2055 Рік тому

      Oh that doctor's name is Dr Faraz Harsini

    • @rinzualapachuau4894
      @rinzualapachuau4894 Рік тому +1

      For science🍻

    • @kristineanderson4983
      @kristineanderson4983 Рік тому +1

      Because we must learn why we are sicker and sicker, even if we know it's from store-bought food and Rx drugs.

    • @FabbInRedd
      @FabbInRedd Рік тому

      We can test on you and your family instead. There's a reason we use animals as proxy before testing on humans. That way you can enjoy the filth that corporations let you buy, safely. Mostly safe

  • @henryrey3945
    @henryrey3945 Рік тому +2

    I don't drink alcohol, don't smoke tobacco, don't take drugs and dope.

  • @rw1746
    @rw1746 Рік тому

    I couldn't watch. What humans do to other animals is a deep, twisted sickness.

  • @lunalogicradio3555
    @lunalogicradio3555 Рік тому

    Holy sht 🫢

  • @jasonoffice548
    @jasonoffice548 Рік тому

    Gives a new spin to the phrase “my gut feeling is…“ bacteria 🦠 🙈

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