Dr. Giulia Enders

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1,405 appearances 4 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 26 Jun

Dr. Giulia Enders’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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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.
What's inspired you to do that?
It was the work in the hospital.
After I finished my studies, I went to work in a hospital specialized on gut disorders.
And after a while, I just had to come clear and face reality, which meets you there in the hospital, which was I'm not a good doctor if I only focus on the gut.
I'm missing out on all these connections, on all these other things that influence the gut.
I realized after a while that there was a group of my patients with irritable bowel syndrome where they would sleep poorly.
And I would repeatedly hear this when I was questioning them in the beginning.
And so I got into reading about the brain and sleep, for example.
And I realized, oh, there is a part of sleep that is really important for pain threshold and how much pain we feel.
So this could influence it.
And also the gut homeostasis and how everything's repaired during the night.
In the body, everything is connected.
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