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Hannah Kaye
Nutritional therapist and health writer based in Cape Town, South Africa, specializing in functional medicine, gut health, and nutritional psychiatry.
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Oct 7, 2026
A nutritional therapist weighs in on gut health, food labels and ultra-processed foods
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Steve SteinfeldHOST
How does then this whole gut process affect your mood or your immunity and your general well-being?
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5:03Hannah KayeGUEST
It contains a whole lot of nerves and immune cells which will directly communicate with the rest of the body.
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5:12Hannah KayeGUEST
And if you have, let's say, a pro-inflammatory diet, a diet that might be high in sugar and bad fats and your blood sugar is always completely dysregulated, that is going to drive an inflammatory process which will likely start in the gut.
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5:27Hannah KayeGUEST
And once you've got that inflammatory process going in the gut, it is going to squeeze out into the rest of your body.
