Dr. Jup Kuipers
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284 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 9 Sep
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And then when phase one is complete, we move to phase two, rebuilding the barrier.
We support mucosal integrity using active amino acids like L glutamine, along with sine carnosine, to heal these tight junctions, effectively shutting down
the translocation of endotoxins into systemic circulation.
And then we move to phase three, seed and feed.
Only after the local inflammation is dampened do we introduce highly calibrated multistrain probiotics containing clinically validated strains like Lactobacillus helivveticus or bifidobacterium longum to actively downregulate pyoneuric danger signaling and support gut-brain access communication.
Yeah.
and prepare these prebiotic fibers like inulin or fructooligosaccharides to feed the symbiotic networks.
And this structure this structured approach we have, it ensures that the cells in the gut can transition from a defensive cell danger response to a healthy aerobic energy production and cellulogenesis.
I guess a serious conventional psychiatrist would probably argue that major depressive disorder is a highly complex multifactorial neuropsychiatric disease with deep-seated genetic, neurostructural, psychosocial underpinnings.
And they would probably point out that while the gut brain access is a fascinating area of research, large-scale clinical trials proving that probiotic therapy alone
Can successfully treat severe treatment-resistant depression is still lacking.
And probably they would also caution that relying on probiotics or dietary changes for a patient with active suicidal ideations or profound clinical depression is highly irresponsible, and that evidence-based pharmacotherapies like SSRIs and targeted psychotherapies remain the absolute proven standard of care.
What do you think, Ted?
Takeaway one, your gut is your primary neurotransmitter factory.
Over ninety percent of your serotonin is produced in your gut under the direct supervision of all your microbiota.
And so if your gut microbiota is in dysbiosis, your brain serotonin production is fundamentally compromised, regardless of how many brain targeted drugs you take.
I have, but can you explain to me
Are people reporting feeling better with this?
Some people are, but not everybody.
Why would that be the case?
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