How to improve your mood, energy and brain health from breakfast to dinner | Professor Tim Spector
Every time you cook a meal, you could be shaping your mood, energy and how clearly you think, as well as supporting your long-term brain health. In this episode, we explore the links between diet, gut microbes, inflammation and brain health with Professor Tim Spector. And we get really foodie, talking through a day of…
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