The Gut Microbiome & Metabolism Connection

26 Jun 2024 · 1 min
0:49

A short spoken presentation by Aaron Hartman, MD, explaining that the gut microbiome strongly influences metabolism, obesity, and insulin sensitivity. He identifies GLP-1 (glucagon-like peptide 1) as a key peptide controlling metabolism, satiety, and insulin production, notes that some diabetes medications repurposed as weight-loss drugs reduce heart disease risk, and states that the gut produces GLP-1 in response to molecules made by gut bacteria — linking antibiotics, bacteria, and metabolic outcomes.

Questions this video answers

Aaron Hartman, MD.

Glucagon-like peptide 1.

Chapters

More from Aaron

53:04
youtube.com

Too Many Gut Fixes Can Undo Your Healing. What Helps It Last | Dr. Sabine Hazan

4d ago
6:54
youtube.com

Sometimes I Treat It Before I Know What Caused It

1w ago
45:33
youtube.com

Your Gut Keeps Its Own Age, and It Can Get Younger

1w ago
6:53
youtube.com

Lyme Is Supposed to Be Diagnosed Without a Blood Test

2w ago
1:18
youtube.com

Women’s Heart Attack Symptoms Differ From Men’s 95% of the Time — Only 30% Have Chest Pain #shorts

2w ago
1:42
youtube.com

Heart Disease Kills More Women Than All Cancers Combined — 80% of Cardiac Research Is on Men #shorts

2w ago
2:03
youtube.com

Women’s Physiology Was Systematically Ignored in Drug Research — The Consequences Are Still #shorts

2w ago
1:03:14
youtube.com

Why Cancer Comes Back Somewhere Else with Dr. Nasha Winters

2w ago
7:10
youtube.com

How Mold Became Too Common to Take Seriously

3w ago
2:37
youtube.com

It Took the FDA 20 Years to Realize Women Need Half the Dose of Ambien #shorts

3w ago
1:32
youtube.com

Until 1993, Women Were Banned From Clinical Drug Trials — Then Those Drugs Were Prescribed t #shorts

3w ago
See all content