• The Gut Digest: Colombia's New Food Law, Menopause Diet Ideas and a Quirky Study on Refined Carbs and Attractiveness

  • May 16 2024
  • Length: 16 mins
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The Gut Digest: Colombia's New Food Law, Menopause Diet Ideas and a Quirky Study on Refined Carbs and Attractiveness

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  • Welcome to another episode of Gut Heroes! This is a Gut Digest episode, where I dive into some of the most fascinating stories and news in the gut health right now. Today, I look at:

    ✔️ Colombia's groundbreaking law on junk and ultra-processed foods ✔️ A compelling study on how diet can affect postmenopausal hot flushes (reducing them by 95%!) ✔️ A quirky French study: Does eating refined carbs for breakfast make you less attractive?

    To access links to the studies discussed in this podcast: 🔗 Show notes

    For more information, head to the Gut Heroes website: 🔗 https://gutheroes.com

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    Disclaimer: Please note, this is for informational purposes only. Gut Heroes does not offer medical advice. We are all different and what works for me may not work for you. I setup Gut Heroes to share information with you. To shine a light on my own personal discoveries (as I currently understand them) and to help you with your own personal research.
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