Podcast 68 - Understanding the Link Between Gut Health and Cardiometabolic Health

Summary

Listen to Lauri Nandyal, MD, from the University of Cincinnati, explore the connection between gut health and cardiovascular health. She will describe both protective factors (diet, probiotics, and gut integrity) and risk factors (vascular and glucose dysregulation) for cardiovascular diseases and explain the adverse effects of medications on intestinal health and digestion. Finally, Dr. Nandyal will share practical lifestyle and dietary strategies to support a healthy gut and promote heart health.

Moderated by Colin Crowe, MD, from Case Western Reserve University

Resources mentioned in the podcast:

Cardi-OH Podcast 60 - Understanding the Relationship Between Oral Health and Systemic Health
cardi-oh.org/resources/podcast-60--understanding-the-relationship-between-oral-health-and-systemic-health

Cardi-OH Podcast 62 - Updates in MASLD and MASH: What Providers Need to Know
cardi-oh.org/resources/podcast-62--updates-in-masld-and-mash-what-providers-need-to-know

Cardi-OH Podcast 67 - The Mediterranean Diet: A Heart-Healthy Eating Pattern: cardi-oh.org/resources/podcast-67--the-mediterranean-diet-a-heart-healthy-eating-pattern

Sources

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