Does good food put you in a good mood? 😋
Our Science and Technology Manager Simone Pyle explains how what you eat affects your gut health and your mental wellbeing.
Our brains and intestines are intrinsically linked – 90% of our mood-elevating serotonin is found in our gut. We’re partnering with biotechnology experts at @Holobiome_Inc to explore how ingredients in food can help support our mental wellbeing.
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Check out this @just_food article, which looks at research into the microbiome – the minute organisms in the human body – and its potential in the food industry.
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Now hiring! Are you interested in the Gut Microbiome and it’s role in Food and Nutrition? Then come and join our team at Unilever #uniquelyunilever#gutmicrobiome#nowhiring#hiring
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Ready for your next challenge? Passionate about improving people’s health and well-being? We are looking for a scientist to join our Gut #microbiome team at @Unilever. https://t.co/UxXxQkif0T
New content online: The International Scientific Association for Probiotics and Prebiotics (ISAPP) consensus statement on the definition and scope of synbiotics https://t.co/z1gspz6T7r
After some success from an article in @NatureNews I have started a platform to raise awareness & support with issues faced in academia!
This project, @InsideAcademic, has been a long time coming & one I’m very passionate on! Pls read, comment & share.
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Yesterday, the APPG Chair @JulieElliottMP wrote to @MattHancock with a statement signed by 125 of the UK’s leading scientists, researchers and academics in the Human Microbiome and related fields of study…
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120+ leading health experts have urged the government to investigate the link between #guthealth and the severity of Covid-19. Around 70% of your immune cells reside in the gut, and growing evidence suggests there may be a link to uncover. Read more: https://t.co/8huNXlUe6u
The APPG visited @UniRdg_FNS today to see the glass gut models, validated to model the human gut and used to assess the viability of research projects prior to human trials (no need to test on mice, this way). Here are Lords Haworth and Taylor with gut guru Professor Glenn Gibson