A Closer Look at the Connection Between Vitamins and the MicrobiomeDr. Stasha GominakNeurologist and Expert on the Human Microbiome

Published: Jan. 16, 2020, 9:41 a.m.

\u201cThis concept that the [vitamin] D goes low and the microbiome fails, is the basic underlying cause for everybody\u2019s failure; when everybody fails with the same mechanism, that doesn\u2019t mean that we all manifest the same disease,\u201d says Dr. Stasha Gominak. She goes on to explain how and why, despite the underlying cause being the same, one person might develop depression, while another person might develop Alzheimer\u2019s.


She expounds on where some vitamins might come from and what impact they have on the function of the\xa0gut microbiome, what amounts of\xa0vitamin D\xa0and vitamin B are necessary in order to provide the necessary\xa0benefits\xa0and restore the microbiome to a functional state, why she considers the microbiome to be an organ, and the crucial connection between vitamins and sleep.


For details on all this and more, tune in. You will discover:


  • Why it takes months or years\u2019 worth of perfect sleep in addition to vitamins for the immune system to repair itself from disease
  • Why Dr. Gominak believes that whole-genome sequencing of the bacteria in our gut is a waste of time
  • Why Dr. Gominak believes probiotics are a complete waste of time
  • How vitamin D affects the thyroid


\xa0For more information about Dr. Gominak\u2019s work, visit\xa0https://drgominak.com/.