26 min

Episode 80: Is Coffee Healthy For Your Gut & Microbiome‪?‬ Nourished Gut Podcast

    • Nutrition

Do you want to balance your love for coffee with your body's needs? This week, Karly explores the morning ritual of millions of people: coffee. Going beyond its energising effects, she delves into new research revealing coffee's positive outcomes on your gut, as well as some not-so-gut-health-promoting effects. She shares why you shouldn’t rely on coffee to stimulate your bowel movements and uncovers some practical tips for enjoying your daily brew in a gut-friendly way. 
Tune in to find out:
Recent studies based on coffee consumption and microbiome changesWhy the type of coffee and caffeine levels matterThe prebiotic-like effects of vitamin B2 in our gutNegative associations linked to high coffee intakeSpecific outcomes of gut bacteria impacted by coffee consumptionThe importance of further research in this areaUnderstanding the laxative effects of coffeeKarly’s top tips for regular coffee drinkers__________________________________________________________________________
DISCLAIMER
This podcast information is provided for educational purposes only, and is intended to be used only in conjunction with individual support from a professionally qualified and trained practitioner. It does not claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease and is not a substitute for appropriately qualified medical advice. It is a condition of use that you take full responsibility for your own health, safety and wellbeing, conduct your own research, consult your healthcare provider and make informed choices about what is right for you before making any changes to your diet or lifestyle.
If you are ready to join the Nourished Gut Program, the special masterclass offer ends on April 29 at 9pm. You can join here: Nourished Gut Program

If you are interested in joining the program but not 100% sure it is suitable for you, please fill out an application form here (Nourished Gut Program Application Form) and Bernadette (Associate Naturopath) & I will look over it and get back to you.

Do you want to balance your love for coffee with your body's needs? This week, Karly explores the morning ritual of millions of people: coffee. Going beyond its energising effects, she delves into new research revealing coffee's positive outcomes on your gut, as well as some not-so-gut-health-promoting effects. She shares why you shouldn’t rely on coffee to stimulate your bowel movements and uncovers some practical tips for enjoying your daily brew in a gut-friendly way. 
Tune in to find out:
Recent studies based on coffee consumption and microbiome changesWhy the type of coffee and caffeine levels matterThe prebiotic-like effects of vitamin B2 in our gutNegative associations linked to high coffee intakeSpecific outcomes of gut bacteria impacted by coffee consumptionThe importance of further research in this areaUnderstanding the laxative effects of coffeeKarly’s top tips for regular coffee drinkers__________________________________________________________________________
DISCLAIMER
This podcast information is provided for educational purposes only, and is intended to be used only in conjunction with individual support from a professionally qualified and trained practitioner. It does not claim to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease and is not a substitute for appropriately qualified medical advice. It is a condition of use that you take full responsibility for your own health, safety and wellbeing, conduct your own research, consult your healthcare provider and make informed choices about what is right for you before making any changes to your diet or lifestyle.
If you are ready to join the Nourished Gut Program, the special masterclass offer ends on April 29 at 9pm. You can join here: Nourished Gut Program

If you are interested in joining the program but not 100% sure it is suitable for you, please fill out an application form here (Nourished Gut Program Application Form) and Bernadette (Associate Naturopath) & I will look over it and get back to you.

26 min