Can You Catch Chronic Disease? The Truth About Contagious Microbiomes | Quick + Dirty
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Show Notes
EP 206: In this quick and dirty, I’m diving straight into one of the most controversial things I’ve said recently - and trust me, it stirred up some serious heat on a recent social media post. After appearing on Codie Sanchez’s podcast and dropping a bomb about how certain chronic diseases might actually be contagious (yeah, you read that right), the internet went wild. I’m breaking down why I stand by it, what the data shows, and how our microbiomes, social circles, and even online interactions might be influencing our health way more than we thought.
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On This Episode We Cover:
→ 00:00:00 – Introduction
→ 00:03:43 – Can Microbiomes Be Contagious?
→ 00:04:44 – What Drives Chronic Disease Risk
→ 00:06:40 – How Proximity Impacts Your Health
→ 00:08:29 – Root Causes of Chronic Illness
→ 00:09:57 – Why This Matters for Public Policy
→ 00:13:49 – Rethinking the Hygiene Hypothesis
→ 00:16:21 – The Danger of Microbiome Loss
→ 00:17:17 – Your Inner Circle Affects Your Health
Show Links:
→ Are Noncommunicable Diseases Communicable?
→ The Hygiene Hypothesis, The Covid Pandemic, And Consequences For The Human Microbiome
→ Impact Of Obesity On Influenza A Virus Pathogenesis, Immune Response, And Evolution
→ Obesity-Related Microenvironment Promotes Emergence of Virulent Influenza Virus Strains
→ Transfer Of Gut Microbiota From Lean And Obese Mice To Antibiotic-Treated Mice
Further Listening:
→ EP. 172: GLP-1 Agonists and the Gut Microbiome: Unveiling Their Role in Metabolic Health | Solo
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