Gut Health & Hormones in Midlife | Dr. Steven Gundry on Healing from Within

A YouTube interview (Dr. Tabatha Barber hosting) with Dr. Steven Gundry about gut health, the gut–brain connection, and hormonal/brain changes in midlife. Gundry argues that "leaky gut" leads to a "leaky brain," describes the gut lining as being about the surface area of a tennis court and only one cell thick, and states that roughly 80% of immune white blood cells reside there. He links modern diets to widespread leaky gut, immune activation that signals the brain, and increased brain fog in women in their 50s; he recommends repairing the gut wall to protect brain function.
Questions this video answers
The wall of the gut is said to have the same surface area as a tennis court.
Approximately one cell thick.
About 80% of all of our immune system white blood cells are there.










