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Rethinking IBS: Clinical Foundations of the Microbiome and Gut–Brain Axis
How the bacterial ecosystem and the gut–brain axis reframe IBS, and what that changes about interpretation before any intervention is chosen.
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Three recorded sessions on reading the bacterial ecosystem in clinical practice: the foundations of the gut–brain axis, autoimmune interpretation, and complex and treatment-resistant cases.
Elena Panzeri, MScHead of Clinical Education and Training, GutIDCo-hosted with The Nutrition Health Collective
Three sessions
Session one
How the bacterial ecosystem and the gut–brain axis reframe IBS, and what that changes about interpretation before any intervention is chosen.
RecordingSlides and written answers by email
Session two
Autoimmune presentations through a gut–brain–immune lens: the clinical relevance of neurotransmitters in immune modulation and evidence-informed use of probiotics. It also covers when to investigate parasite and fungal findings, and how to read them in context.
RecordingSlides and written answers by email
Session three
Complex case studies in neurodegenerative conditions, microbiome and gut–brain considerations in cancer, advanced autoimmune applications, and integrating gut, brain, immune and metabolic drivers in treatment-resistant presentations.
RecordingSlides and written answers by email
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Session one
How the bacterial ecosystem and the gut–brain axis reframe IBS, and what that changes about interpretation before any intervention is chosen.
Session two
Autoimmune presentations through a gut–brain–immune lens: the clinical relevance of neurotransmitters in immune modulation and evidence-informed use of probiotics. It also covers when to investigate parasite and fungal findings, and how to read them in context.
Session three
Complex case studies in neurodegenerative conditions, microbiome and gut–brain considerations in cancer, advanced autoimmune applications, and integrating gut, brain, immune and metabolic drivers in treatment-resistant presentations.
The GutID Clinical Education Series was co-hosted with The Nutrition Health Collective. Recordings, slides and answers are shared with permission.
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