motility

If you are bloated or feel like your gut symptoms are holding you back from living life, this show is for you.  Our guest expert, Heather Finley, is an adventure-loving, book reading, constipation-overcoming dietician, who wants you to poop better.

Heather is your guide to make easy, sustainable changes so that you can find relief and feel healthy again.  She is the mastermind behind the gutTogether Program, host of the Love Your Gut podcast, a consultant, and speaker.

In this episode we discuss:

The gut/brain connection is really a thing!
SIBO - what it is and how it is diagnosed
Our poop has all the answers - using stool as a diagnostic tool
Mold and the impact on your gut
Are laxatives addicting
How restrictive diets can make gut issues worse
The 4-1-1 on fiber and fermented foods 

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In this episode, Hartford HealthCare’s Steve Coates talks with Dr. Amir Masoud, Co-Medical Director of the Hartford HealthCare Nuerogastroenterology & Motility Center.

What is IBS? What is GERD? Dr. Masoud answers these questions and more. He explains the function of motility - and describes the important interplay between our brain and our gut. 

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In this week's episode of The ZecoHealth Show, I sit with Gut Health Coach Ashley Pharazyn, HC.

We discuss ways to find your digestive rhythm, heal from Candida Overgrowth, Eczema & More!

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What you need to know about Colic with Dr. Scott Hopper
The word colic routinely strikes fear into the hearts of horse owners.  Surgeon Dr. Scott Hopper educates us on how colic is diagnosed, possible causes and complications of colic, potential surgical outcomes, and some of the unusual items he has found performing abdominal surgeries.

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Surgery Resident, Dr. Sarah Templeton talks with Dr. Peter Morresey and Dr. Bart Barber about colic with emphasis on the large colon .  Beginning with the diagnosis, the trio covers timing, surgery, recovery and complications of colic surgery.

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On this week’s The Sci-Files, your hosts Chelsie and Danny interview Mustafa Ahmadzai.

Mustafa is in the dual degree DO/Ph.D. program at MSU, which enables him to blend his love for understanding disease mechanisms with a desire to directly affect patient care. Currently, Mustafa studies the enteric nervous system or "brain of the gut" in the laboratory of Dr. Brian Gulbransen. The enteric nervous system is composed of millions of nerve cells that regulate digestion, absorption, and motility independently of the brain. These neurons are in turn supported by populations of cells called enteric glia.

A major hypothesis of the Gulbransen lab is that alterations in enteric glia are involved in many functional bowel diseases like irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), chronic constipation and pseudo-obstruction. Using genetic models, Mustafa can “see” in live-time how neurons and glia communicate with each other under healthy and disease conditions. In this way, Mustafa hopes that his research will shed light on the role of enteric glia in functional gastrointestinal diseases. Mustafa has authored several primary publications and 2 book chapters and has presented at national conferences in both Canada and the USA.

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