Ethan Leeds

Most people think of gut health only in terms of digestion.But your gut is not just a food-processing tube — it’s a barrier, a signaling hub, and an immune regulator . When that barrier weakens, the effects rarely stay confined to the gut. Instead, they show up as system-wide symptoms  that seem unrelated… until you connect the dots. Let’s walk through the most common signals your gut may be compromised — and why restoring the barrier matters more than chasing symptoms. 1. Pe

🧠 1. Insulin Is a Brain Hormone — Not Just a Blood Sugar Hormone Many people think insulin only acts in muscle and fat — but insulin is also active in the brain. In the brain, insulin helps regulate: Neurotransmitter balance (especially dopamine & serotonin) Neuronal energy use Synaptic plasticity (learning and mood regulation) Appetite and reward signaling When brain insulin signaling becomes resistant : Glucose uptake and energy availability drop Dopamine signaling weakens

Most people think insulin resistance is something you get after  diabetes. That’s backwards. Insulin resistance usually develops years — often decades — before  blood sugar ever becomes “abnormal.” By the time diabetes is diagnosed, insulin resistance has already been shaping the body quietly in the background for a long time. And it doesn’t show up as just one problem. It shows up as many small, confusing, seemingly unrelated symptoms . Fatigue that doesn’t make sense. Weigh

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