Dr. Mario Alonso Puig - Salud Mental e Intestino
Episode Date: November 7, 2023En esta entrevista para Fundación Mutua con Cristina Acebal, charlamos sobre la relación entre la salud mental y el intestino, algo científicamente demostrado.Hay millones de neuronas en el tubo di...gestivo que están en constante conexión con el cerebro intracraneal.Personas que han cambiado sus hábitos de alimentación y tenían un cuadro de ansiedad o depresión, han mejorado hasta niveles sorprendentes solamente cambiando la alimentación.Ojalá este podcast te haya gustado y pueda convertirse en una inspiración a la hora de despertar y florecer tu verdadero potencial.Página Web: https://marioalonsopuig.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marioalonsopuig/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@MarioAlonsoPuigOficialFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarioAlonsoPuigOficial
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People who have changed
his habits of
and have been
a quadro of anxiety
or depression
have improved
of their anxiety
and their depression
to get to
only changing
the alimentation.
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we'll get
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very much.
Bien-
It's a
fact that
we're not
a second
in the
intestino
with 100
million
of the
nervous and
that's
directly
related to
with the
brain
you,
if you
we're
that when
you're
that's
you've
made
that's
me has
been
totally
to
the
colonel of
the stress,
it's
me has
a
in the stomach, what relation there
between the
health mental and the intestine?
Because, after a few years, it was like,
this no has nothing to be.
The first that
was a professor
of gastroenterology,
a catheratic,
in New York.
And, effectively,
the organs
have different dimensions.
The tub digestive
has a dimension
that is very clear,
that is the processment
of the elements.
We eat most
things. The tube digestive
is aregal
to destructural
those things,
as if they were
a rompecabezas
and some
some pieces
and say,
this has to
have to be
to absorb because
are fundamental
for the
health.
So,
so it
had
been a
long
many,
many years.
After
that it's
definitely
that there
was
many
millions of
neurons in
the
tub
digestive,
that
not
don't
function
independently
of the
rest
of the
system
nervios,
but they're in constant
connection
a
through neurotransmissors,
a través of
products
chemis,
a through the
cerebrose
with the
brain.
So how
influe?
It's
much because
the tub
digestive has
two populations,
two populations
of bacteria.
One
are the
good,
the bacteriotets,
and the
others are the
bados,
the firmicutes.
Dentro the
the bacteriaidates
we're
the bifidactedies
and the
acid. So, what do you do? The good ones are trying to protect
the barrier intestinal for that not enter in products
toxic. Because if they enter in products toxic,
they're going to the cerebron. And the inflammation cerebral is
associated to quadros like the anxiety and the depression.
When they're going to gain the manos, the hirmicutes,
then the bacteriidsets have been reduced to action and
they're going to collars products toxic that produce
in inflammation cerebral and are,
at a part of the causes
of Alzheimer,
although it's a problem of the Alzheimer's,
a problem is a complex, some factors
can be that.
So, you,
if you're thinking,
when one person is
very stressed,
the first thing,
is a paralysis
of the tub digestive.
So,
they're quite
the gains of
more, he doesn't,
eat,
and that's not,
and that's
too,
is good for the
digestive.
So, the balance
is going
and the second
cerebral, the
cerebr, the
tub digestive,
it's a
way
erronea
and this
repercut in the
brain.
So,
well,
we're going
to be
hours
about this
about the
thing
about the
thing.
For that's
so it's
so it's
so it's
so that's
me have
to say
that the
good,
the bacteria
and
fundamentally
what they
are
is fiber.
The
Firm
Coutes,
the
malos,
fundamentally
what they
are
something is
sugar.
More
fibre and
less
sugar.
And how
we
can
know if
us inflame the
brain.
There's a
some sign
external that
know we're
not going to
no,
because the inflammation
when one
when one
says,
oh,
and it's
me inflamated
the roadia,
yeah,
the roadia,
yeah,
roja,
cold,
and abulted.
When we
about
when we're
about the
level
about we
about what
the
inflammation
chronica
of low
graded
and not
only only
it's
in the
cerebral,
it's
in the
the
car
in the
body
in the
the
bloods,
so it's
It's real that is inflammation because there are cells inflammatory, because there are
changes in the permeability of the vasos sanguiness, but not this inflammation permanent.
But, for example, if it's said with studies more finos, that if there are,
effectuantically, those data inflammatory, but that, in simple view, not so they'd,
what we see is the expression of that inflammation.
For example, the anxiety of the depression.
The anxiety of the depression
have a transfondon
in grand part
inflammatory. For that,
what's the thing
so surprising
and so beautiful,
persons that have
changed their habits
of their
and had a
quadro of anxiety
or depression
have improved
of their anxiety
and their depression
to be able to
only changing
the alimentation.
Tomando more
fibra?
Of course.
And you'd say,
how is possible?
Because the
bacteriidates
start to
win a battle.
To win the battle.
One would say
But because are the firmicutes?
Well, because we have germens.
Part, we can't understand it, and part of no.
The firmicutes,
if they're doing some things favorable,
favorizes the absorption of certain grasses, et cetera.
But fundamentally,
let us, that they're parted
well,
that not,
that no, that no,
that's,
that's, you know,
that's, like,
for example,
we're in the skin,
we have staphilocococodorado.
Thisaphylococodorado is coagulase,
negative, not is patogyno, but if there's an erida in the
skin, and it's a good one of the most palisanship. It's the most
infectious of the most important. The firmicutes are there are more dangerous as well,
the firmicutes are there quite a lot of the population of bacteriottes
are the sedentaryotes. If the bacteria and are
the baders, the firmicutes, they're going to be able to
and there have problems.
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