Gut microbiota (gut bacteria) - Introduction

In this video Dr Mike introduces the first lecture of a series exploring the gut micobiota. He outlines the different types of bacteria on and within our body, including their abundance and composition by location. He also discusses their role in maintaining health, and introduces their involvement in disease.

[@nicole-secondaryemail-mort9617]

Awesome. Excellent lesson, well presented. Thank you!
My summary:
1:16 microbiota vs microbiome
(genetic output?)
5:00 bacteria quantity/density in dif areas of digestive tract
7:00 duodenum, interesting
8:00 intestinal bacteria produce metabolic products. These help us absorb vitamins and minerals. Also Short Chain Fatty Acids: reduce inflammation; help absorptoin and digestion; other regulation (metabolism, digestion, anti-inflammation, etc?) roles.
9:30 types of bacteria in the gut. ~6 main phyla types in the gut == about 160 species of bacteria.
Phyla examples: actinobacteria; proteobacteria; cyanobacteria; etc..
Species examples: H.Pylori (stomach);
Side note: about 1000 species of bacteria that live around us have been identified. But only a portion are found in our gut. @11:10
11:50 difference in species/strain of gut bacteria between people. BUT similarity in function/roles ("functional outcome") of these bacteria.
@18:00 importance of diversity (and balance) in bacteria.

[@maisoonazzam8830]

Bless youuu

[@natalieh4609]

Hi there! Great Video! I was wondering, which video of yours do you recommend to watch next ? I'd like to continue learning more about this. All your videos are amazing! Is there one in particular you recommend to watch next? Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

[@dalidali2757]

Best MD lecture I have ever seen! ...

[@CK51515]

Such quality content, hardly any views!!!

[@Zetsuchar22]

That's every life saving medicine for ya

[@thesupplestrength]

That's the sad part of CZcams😪

[@Sara-world]

This is the best description of bacteria breakdown in the body. I'd love to see more videos on the Neuro microbiome link. Every time I take 6g of prebiotics (glucomannan) I sleep longer (9hrs) when I typically suffer from crazy insomnia and don't have an otherwise constant tremor. Parkinsons runs in my family.

[@angelhelms9533]

serotonin to tryptophan

[@pablop5937]

Great lecture, explained in a manner easy to understand and remember!

[@jenniferpalladino1064]

So informative and interesting!! Thank you 😊

[@davidsimons1832]

Love your videos!!! Just subscribed and liked!!! Awesome information!!! Extremely interesting!!! And, by the way, you’re extremely good looking, too. Thanks for making these videos!!!

[@medisalemsalem4843]

a superbly simplified complex info ...slightly affected by a tad gesticulation ...thanks a lot just the same!

[@shreyabhowmik5510]

Hey Dr. Mike! Kept us waiting too long. I was really waiting for your videos. Anyway... very very happy to see u again. Once again awesome video. Really helpful, brilliantly explained. Thank u soo much. See u soon....!!

[@ericomagor6453]

Thanks Dr Mike, very elaborate
If you don't mind asking, what would you look at if you are asked ''How do the content of the gut influence our well-being?''

[@rosaliebocelli6082]

Excellent presentation! Dr. Hernandez

[@mimiteas]

Excellent video! Could you provide the link to the playlist of other videos on this topic? I have looked and can't seem to find it in the playlists...

[@bethanyh.9489]

Very interesting. Thank you!

[@auroradiaz3148]

Awesomeee explanation !!!!

[@FaisaloOZ]

Brilliant video

[@chittikavithalu1059]

Great explanation

[@acevesaceves2567]

Excellent information

[@hojoonlee9857]

This is Great~!

[@victoriatucker5124]

Great video!

[@johnathansteppe9733]

Great video! One comment- the small intestine is actually the primary area for water absorption.

Thank you!!!

[@VaishaliGarg]

Thanks for this video. Which video is lined up next in the series please share :)

[@benjaminjohnson628]

You're videos are great, keep up the awesome work

[@DrMattDrMike]

Thank you! This should be the first video in a series on gut microbiota.

[@erkymagic]

How do i get the second video

[@il3mendo]

Parietal cells also creates the intrinsic factor. Intrinsic factor is needed to absorb vitamin b12.

[@AliraRodina]

more lectures on this peassssseee

[@Kayakamuy]

what is the name of the playlist for this series?

[@jacobsmusicandstuff8895]

are you going to upload more lectures on this?

[@RomeoKienzler]

yeah, waiting for more on this! ;)

[@il3mendo]

You are an angel. You explained it very well.
Can you please tells if the lack of bacteroidetes increase the progression of celiac disease whencyou carry the hla dq2 or dq8 ?

[@kishawnlewis4635]

How do we increase the variety, or reverse the reduction of microbiota?

[@MandyWoodArtist]

Have you made the vid on probiotics to take?

[@nialllaamanen6972]

Were additional videos ever made for this topic?

[@susanhopkins1081]

Where can I find the next videos in this series for gut micobiota

[@persistentone3448]

Where are the other videos in the microbiota series?

[@gustavophilipe8370]

Coloca legenda amigo eu gosto desses assuntos mas como muitos não entendo inglês fluente

[@benjaminvillasanasalazar1407]

The volume of microphone is very low 😢 it's not easy to distinguish what is saying

[@youtubeprofile1131]

Which probiotics can be useful for
1. Tinnitus
2. Ankylosing Spondylitis

[@WarIsOver-ifyouwantit]

when is your next video on gut microbiotaaaaaaaaa is been 4 years :((

[@odemi2537]

I wouldn't be promoting information like if the woman delivered by caesarian, the baby will develop microbiota within 3-6 months. Mom typically will be on antibiotics around Sx, it means that the breast milk's microbiota is compromised and baby won't won't develop proper microbiota either.

[@fallenslave6684]

did he just purpusely thighten his tshirt to show his biceps? thats narcissistic. leave it alone dont tempt girls to lust after you thats not moral