Learn your Genes to Fix Your Gut

Your Gut Health Puzzle Made Simple

Your genes may influence your gut microbiota composition...............
Are you surprised to hear this?
According to a new study published in the journal Cell Host & Microbe, genes also influence the community of microorganisms that live in the gut. They play a role in what type and amount of bacteria we have in our intestine.
The study, led by Cornell University researchers, provides the strongest evidence yet that human DNA shapes the constituency of gut microbiota. And also it identifies some heritable species linked to diet preference, metabolism or the immune system.

Dive in this topic to learn about your genes to fix your gut from Dr. Ibby Omole.
Dr. Ibby Omole is a naturopathic doctor who uses a Lifestyle Medicine approach
that allows individuals to gain clarity about their health by focusing on nutrition,
physical movement, stress management, sleep and social connection.
She has an undergraduate degree in Biology, a Master's Degree in Environmental
Studies and Acupuncture and a doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine.
Her clinical areas of expertise include digestive health (IBS/SIBO), fertility, pelvic
health conditions and genetic analysis. She is one of a select group of naturopathic
doctors in North America with extensive training in urological conditions such as
interstitial cystitis, overactive bladder and incontinence. She has worked in
integrative clinics in the United States and Canada and previously held a core faculty
position at CCNM Naturopathic medical school in British Columbia.
To find out more about Dr. Ibby, visit her website at www.driomole.com