Health and fitness

                                                              the science of gut health (&why it matters) When you think about gut health, you might picture uncomfortable symptoms like bloating, gas, and going to the loo too often. But it turns out that your gut health doesn't just affect your digestive system, it also affects your physical health, like your immune system and, uh, your mental health, including how well you can concentrate and focus and your general productivity.  This means that if we want to live healthier, happier lives, which is what we're all about here on this channel, then it might actually involve getting our guts into better shape. Now, as a doctor, I've learned a lot about the specific diseases and pathologies that can affect the gut. But in medical school, we learn a lot less about nutrition and the basics of how we can look after our gut day to day. So to learn more about this connection between the gut and the body, I interviewed one of the

  advised but first, a big thank you to DCP 3 for their support  DCP 3 stands for disease control priorities. 3rd edition DCP 3 is a 9-volume series that promote to use of economic evaluation for priority setting. across the world, particularly in developing countries DCP 3 has been produced by experts in health from. from across the world, the project has been led by a team at the University of Washington's Department of global health it's important and fascinating work and it aspires to change the way of the world and save life find out more at DCP 3 org or click on the link that's in the description below now my very broad definition of economics and a small caveat this is not an answer you want to put in an exam this is rather something you'd write out in left-handed crayon my definition of economics is economics is the same of how we decide what to do with our stuff and by stuff, I don't just mean money I mean how you decide how you're going to spend you