Dr. Giulia Enders

I had a skin disease, and the doctor would prescribe me corticosteroid creams, and it would make it better for a little bit, but then it just come back.

And I thought to myself, well, I'm in this body for, I think, another 70, 80 years maybe, and I know nothing about it.

And this is a bit odd, isn't it?

I should know more.

So I started reading and trying to find ways to, you know, get my skin healed back up again.

And then during that time, I read about the gut and I was completely blown away.

It's so intelligent.

It's so versatile and it mediates so many important processes.

So then I studied medicine and every time the gut came up, I was there.

You know, I really listened.

And then I thought more people should know all these things.

They're so helpful and also interesting and sometimes funny.

And well done.

That really tipped it off.

And so clearly, you know, that took you all the way through.

You became a doctor.

You became a gastroenterologist.

But in your latest book, Organs Beat, you've sort of expanded to other parts of the body.

So you've sort of cheated on the gut a little bit here.

Yeah.