Inside Matters
The gut health show – conversations with the most forward-thinking minds in health, fitness, science, nutrition and business. In-depth discussions about how our gut microbiome impacts our health, well-being, mood and more. Inside Matters was conceived by microbiome expert Dr James McIlroy as a platform to raise awareness of the importance of the gut microbiome. Our aim is to inspire and educate listeners around the world about the importance of gut health, equipping them with the knowledge they need to transform their lives for the better.
Episodes
Dr Debra Silberg joins Inside Matters for a deep, wide-ranging conversation on gut health, drug development, and the future of microbiome therapeutics.
Dr Silberg is the Chief Scientific Officer at Beyond Celiac, a former global clinical leader at Shire/Takeda and AstraZeneca, and one of the most respected figures in GI medicine and microbiome science.
In this episode, we explore: • How she moved from basic science to medicine to p...
In this episode, Dr James McIlroy chats with Dr Tanya Mongan, clinical associate professor and gastroenterology consultant at the University of Nottingham. Dr Mongan specialises in gut health, particularly the gut–brain connection and faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT).
She talks us through the current state of FMT, why it works so well, and how it’s becoming an increasingly important treatment for conditions like inflammatory...
Revolutionising Liver Health: The Link Between Gut Health, Genetics, and Lifestyle
In this episode, we dive deep into the intricate connections between liver health, gut health, genetic predispositions, and lifestyle factors. Our guest, Gary, a seasoned physician and entrepreneur, shares his extensive experience from pioneering liver disease research in the 90s to running a successful metabolic clinic focused on functional medicine...
In this episode, Dr. James McIlroy interviews Dr. Ran Blekhman, an associate professor at the University of Chicago, about the microbiome and its role as 'our second genome.'
Dr. Blekhman shares his research findings on the genetic and environmental factors that shape the microbiome, the heritability of microbial genes, and the relationship between the human genome and microbiome. They also discuss Dr. Blekhman's groundbreaking res...
In this episode of Inside Matters, I'm joined by Dr Johan van Hylckama Vlieg, Chief Scientific Officer at Freya Biosciences. As a global leader in microbiome research, Freya is pioneering innovative approaches to women’s health through biotherapeutics that are rooted in groundbreaking microbiome science.
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Johan van Hylckama Vlieg and Freya Biosciences 01:39 The Potential of the Microbiome 03:08 Challenges i...
The Gut-Health Revolution | Dr Chris Damman on Nutrition, Microbiome & the Future of Wellness
Dr Chris Damman brings decades of experience from the biotech world and leading global foundations to share his vision for the future of health and nutrition. In this episode, we dive deep into the transformative power of gut health and the emerging science shaping how we eat and live.
Gut Health: Ancient Wisdom Meets Modern Science Dr...
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is often brushed off as little more than an inconvenience. But in a recent conversation between Dr James McIlroy and Professor Yan Yiannakou, a consultant gastroenterologist with decades of experience, it’s clear that IBS is far more serious than many realise. Their di...
In this episode of Inside Matters, Dr. James McIlroy sits down with Cory Greenberg, a professional cyclist and founder of Ride4IBD.
Cory shares his inspiring journey from his initial diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) while training as a professional cyclist, to overcoming the challenges posed by the disease. The conversation covers his approach to gut health in the context of athletic performance, insights into training...
In this episode of Inside Matters, Dr James McIlroy explores the remarkable evolution of Faecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT), from its unlikely beginnings to its promising future—and shares exciting new data from his company, EnteroBiotix.
We begin with the pioneering efforts of Mr Ben Eisman in 1958, whose early use of FMT saved lives in cases of severe diarrhoea. From there, Dr McIlroy takes us through decades of progress, cu...
In a fascinating conversation with Professor Max Nieuwdorp of the Amsterdam Medical Centre, Dr James McIlroy explores groundbreaking ideas and research surrounding the microbiome, hormones, and their profound impact on metabolic diseases. This insightful dialogue uncovers the remarkable potential of faecal microbiota transplant (FMT) and emerging pharmaceutical strategies in tackling obesity, diabetes, and even cancer.
Timestamps:
...Exploring the Human Microbiome with Dr. Joël Doré: The Future of Gut Health Science
In this episode of Inside Matters, Dr James McIlroy engages in an enlightening conversation with Dr. Joël Doré, Research Director at the French National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food and Environment (NRAE). With over 40 years of experience in microbiome research, Dr. Doré shares his extensive knowledge on probiotics, gut health protocols,...
In a conversation with Dr. James Kinross, a senior lecturer and consultant surgeon at Imperial College London, various aspects of the human microbiome are explored. He is also the author of "Dark Matter: The New Science of the Microbiome".
Dr. Kinross discusses what constitutes a healthy microbiome and the challenges in analyzing it. The conversation also covers new research linking microbiomes to the effectiveness of cancer drugs,...
In this episode of Inside Matters, Dr. James McIlroy is joined by Professor Anthony Hobson, founder and CEO of the Functional Gut Clinic.
They discuss gut health diagnostics and treatments, focusing on the evolution of gut health understanding and therapies. Key topics include microbiome diagnostic testing, the importance of understanding gut functions, the impact of lifestyle on gut health, and the effi...
In this conversation, Dr James McIlroy and Emma Storey-Gordon discuss common myths and misconceptions surrounding health, fitness, and nutrition.
They explore the law of diminishing returns in exercise, the latest science in nutrition including fasting and protein consumption, and the importance of meal timing and insulin sensitivity.
Emma shares practical advice on setting nutrition targets, the gradual increase of fibre intake fo...
In this Biome Bite, Dr James McIlroy 3 myths and misconceptions about the gut microbiome.
Timecodes:00:00:00 Intro
00:00:56 Weight of the microbiome
00:04:39 We’re more microbial than human
00:07:00 Microbiota is inherited from our mothers
What we're talking about today on this Biome Bite is microbiome myths and misconceptions. We're going to cover 3.
There's this lovely article written by Professor Alan Walker, who's been on the...
In this episode of Biome Bites, we go back to basics to cover the overall importance of gut health while addressing some common misconceptions and myths.
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:44 Importance of gut microbiome
00:02:22 Misinformation addressed
00:04:21 Gut health is more than the stomach
00:08:12 Different bacteria in the gut
00:10:31 Functions of the ...
The following is a conversation with Dr. Momo Vuyisich, co-founder and chief scientific officer at Viome. Viome is a life sciences company that analyses the activities in your oral microbiome, gut microbiome, and blood using RNA, essentially measuring gene expression.
This gives the company the ability to be able to assess what the microbiome in these various areas of the body is doing and gives insights into potentially how that l...
The following is a conversation with Professor Jack Gilbert, a professor at the University of California, San Diego, along with his many other very interesting titles and job roles. This includes the co-founder of the Earth Microbiome Project, the American Gut Project, and also featured in the very popular recent Netflix documentary, Hack Your Health.
He is a master of the microbiome. We covered all aspects of the microbiome, the o...
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