Monday, February 17, 2025
Heal Your Gut, Save your Brain by Partha Nandi
HEAL YOUR GUT, SAVE YOUR
BRAIN by Partha Nandi was published last Fall by the Mayo Clinic Press. This
is a very accessible and informative work. Written by a gastroenterologist and clinical
associate professor of medicine at Michigan State University, it first
describes gut health and its importance. He then elaborates on the “Five
Pillars:” nutrition, movement, community, spirituality, and purpose which
impact overall well-being. Nandi also devotes several chapters to Strokes,
Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, describing for each how gut health
contributes and how one can change the course of the disease, as well as
suggesting a few applicable recipes. While many of his comments (e.g., more
omega-3 fatty acids are associated with lower risk; more animal fats are linked
to increased disease risk) echo other resources about good nutrition, those
with pre-disposition towards one of these diseases may find his comments
helpful, especially as an incentive to take early action.
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