Key Takeaways from January 2024: Episode Recap

Mark Hyman

Feb 5, 2024

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In today's episode, I’m sharing key takeaways and powerful moments from episodes that aired last month, January 2024. Links to each episode can be found in the show notes, so you can easily go back to any episode you might have missed.

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How mental health issues are tied to diet with Dr. Uma Naidoo (2:23 / 0:36)
The importance of protein (6:24 / 4:37)
The brain-microbiome connection with Dr. Steven Gundry (8:34 / 6:48)
Magnesium deficiency (11:42 / 9:56)
Probiotics and fermented foods with Raja Dhir (14:11 / 12:25)
Optimizing our immune system to fight Covid and other infections (20:15 / 17:10)
Childhood nutrition with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (23:32 / 20:28)
How our hormones make us hungry (27:19 / 24:15)
How the food industry hurts our health (31:13 / 28:09)

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Here are more details from the episode (audio version / Apple Subscriber version):

How mental health issues are tied to diet with Dr. Uma Naidoo (2:23 / 0:36)
The importance of protein (6:24 / 4:37)
The brain-microbiome connection with Dr. Steven Gundry (8:34 / 6:48)
Magnesium deficiency (11:42 / 9:56)
Probiotics and fermented foods with Raja Dhir (14:11 / 12:25)
Optimizing our immune system to fight Covid and other infections (20:15 / 17:10)
Childhood nutrition with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (23:32 / 20:28)
How our hormones make us hungry (27:19 / 24:15)
How the food industry hurts our health (31:13 / 28:09)

This episode is brought to you by Rupa Health, AG1, and Momentous.

Streamline your lab orders with Rupa Health. Access more than 3,000 specialty lab tests and register for a FREE live demo at RupaHealth.com.

Get your daily serving of vitamins, minerals, adaptogens, and more with AG1. Head to DrinkAG1.com/Hyman and get 10 FREE travel packs + FREE Welcome Kit with your first order.

Head over to livemomentous.com/mark for 20% off creatine, collagen, and all of their best-in-class products.

Mindsip insights from this episode:

Challenge industries rigging institutions of trust for public health

The core strategy of the pharmaceutical and food industries is to 'rig institutions of trust' by funding government, media, research, and medical groups to influence public opinion and policy.

#research

#risk

Address brain inflammation to improve mental health

Mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and OCD are often diseases of brain inflammation, not just psychiatric problems.

#inflammation

#mental-health

Combat muscle loss to reduce aging risks

The biggest risk factor for age-related decline is the loss of muscle, which increases inflammation, insulin resistance, and hormonal chaos.

#aging

#muscle

Beware glyphosate's impact on mood-enhancing gut bacteria

The weed killer glyphosate was patented as an antibiotic and specifically targets the gut bacteria that produce feel-good neurotransmitters like serotonin.

#microbiome

#serotonin

Address magnesium insufficiency to reduce chronic disease risk

While overt magnesium deficiency affects 20% of the population, up to 80% may have an insufficiency that increases the risk for chronic disease.

#deficiency

#magnesium

Differentiate probiotics from fermented foods for health benefits

Probiotics are defined as live organisms that confer a specific health benefit, whereas fermented foods are microbially metabolized foods that simply carry a microbial load.

#fermentation

#probiotics

Provide whole-food meals to enhance student performance

A charter school that fed underserved kids three whole-food meals a day saw them succeed and go on to Ivy League colleges.

#education

#whole-food

Avoid late-night eating to regulate appetite hormones

Eating late at night can decrease leptin levels for 24 hours, which means the 'brake' on your appetite is turned off, making you hungrier the next day.