Dr. Karan Rajan, a gut surgeon and Chief Science Officer at Throne, breaks down why fibermaxxing can backfire without the right mix of fermentable fibers, how protein absorption limits work, and why the sodium-to-potassium ratio matters more than sodium alone. He explains the migrating motor complex, what your poop reveals about liver and metabolic health, and the role of the estrobolome and testobolome in hormone balance. The conversation also touches on fasting, saturated fat, and how AI is starting to personalize gut health tracking.
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Fibermaxxing and the Wrong Fiber Mix Can Cause Bloating36:26
Eating more fiber without considering the mix of fast, medium, and slow fermenting fibers can lead to bloating rather than better gut health.