Gut Mood Solution

A groundbreaking strategy for managing bipolar disorders

Häftad, Engelska, 2025

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When conventional bipolar medications fail or cause disturbing side-effects, could the answer lie in our gut? Jane Dudley suffered from severe bipolar disorder for twenty years until a radical microbiome treatment changed everything. Under psychiatric supervision, she underwent fortnightly faecal microbiota transplants and recovered completely within a year, remaining symptom-free for over seven years.Leading bipolar expert Professor Gordon Parker believes we're witnessing a psychiatric revolution. His groundbreaking book A Gut Mood Solution explores the gut-brain-mood connection, drawing on respected research to explain how faecal transplants could control bipolar disorder in treatment-resistant patients. Parker addresses both the promising evidence and practical health considerations of this emerging therapy.

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Utgivningsdatum2025-03-04
Mått153 x 234 x 21 mm
Vikt320 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor304
FörlagAllen & Unwin
ISBN9781761471599

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Professor Gordon Parker AO is Professor of Psychiatry at the University of New South Wales. He founded the Black Dog Institute, was Head of the School of Psychiatry at the University of New South Wales for twenty years and head of the clinical psychiatry service at Prince of Wales Hospital for fifteen years. He has published over 1100 scientific papers and 17 books, including Burnout and Journeys with the Black Dog. He is a leading international expert in mood disorders, especially the bipolar disorders.

Preface1. Afternoon tea and fruitcake2. The bipolar disorders3. Managing the bipolar disorders3. Jane's quest4. Alex's quest6. Some more pioneers7. Biomes, the gut-brain connection and the logic for FMT8. A history of FMT9. FMT for depression?10. FMT for the bipolar disorders?11. Good mood food pursued12. The views of a biome expert13. The views of two other gastroenterologists14. Regulation of donor products15. If FMT is an answer, what questions does it invite?16. Jane's journeyGlossaryAcknowledgementsEndnotesIndex