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Dr Megan Rossi

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👩🏼‍⚕️Your go-to gut health & nutrition expert 🔬Award-winning scientist, King’s College London 🦠@smart_strains 🩺@theguthealthclinic 🥣 @bioandmeuk
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It doesn’t happen often 😆 But every once in a while, I find a social media trend I can actually get behind, and fibremaxxing is one of them. If you haven’t come across it yet, it’s all about finding simple ways to add fibre to every meal, helping you hit (and even go beyond) the daily 30g fibre target that supports your gut and its many connections. But the key here is to avoid fibre dumping. Swipe to the last slide for a visual explanation ➡️ ⭐️ Would you give fibremaxxing a go, and what’s your favourite high fibre add? 2025-09-06 12:59:10 It doe.. 0 - 63 -47%
Seems unfair, but there’s science behind it 🎈 Bloating is one of the most common gut complaints I see, but unfortunately, there’s no magic fix. No single supplement, tea or food to cut that will banish it for good. That’s because bloating (no matter what time of day you experience it) is often caused by a combination of 22 triggers that are unique to you. But the good news is that there are simple, science-backed changes you can make that can really help. Watch the video for the 3 most common morning bloating triggers and my recommendations👆 OC: getcancelledd on TT ⭐️ P.S. If you’re struggling with burdensome bloating, check the link in my bio for more info on my Bloating Masterclass (and a hidden discount). And as always, if burdensome bloating persists longer than a few weeks, check in with your healthcare team - better safe than sorry. Follow theguthealthdoctor for more bloating tips 🎈 2025-09-03 22:29:12 Seem.. 0 - 63 -47%
Takeaway taste, gut-nourishing upgrade 🍕 Pizza cravings after a busy Monday? Skip the takeaway and try my go-to recipe instead. Ready in under 30 minutes with ingredients you probably already have at home. With a wholewheat and creamy butter bean flatbread base (you can make 2 medium or 4 small bases with this recipe), it packs around a third of your daily fibre plus a hit of plant-based protein. Nutritious, satisfying, and seriously tasty. Swipe for the recipe and your visual dough guide ➡️ Heard about fibremaxxing? The science and my thoughts coming later this week... 2025-09-01 22:29:57 Takeaway taste, gu.. 0 - 38 -68%
They don’t just take out the bad guys...🦠 It is probably no suprise that antibiotics can affect some of your ‘good’ gut bacteria too, which is why up to 1 in 3 people can experience unwanted side effects, like antibiotic-associated diarrhoea. Check the video for how to protect your gut during and after antibiotics 👆 P.S. Wondering where you can get the EXACT live bacteria formulation (LGG strain + dose) recommended by the World Gastroenterolgy Guidelines on probiotics? You’ll find it in smart_strains for when you’re on antibiotics. OC: claire.elis on TT For the science lovers 🔍 PMID: 18811240 ⭐️ Have you ever experienced gut symptoms when you’re on antibiotics? How long did it take you to recover? 2025-08-30 12:59:52 .. 0 - 107 -11%
Another thing to consider 🫠 Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects around 6–13% of women of reproductive age worldwide, according to the World Health Organisation. Symptoms can include absent or irregular peri*ds, infertility, acne, excessive hair growth and more. And while there’s currently no cure, research shows that some of the symptoms can be improved with lifestyle support (nutritious diet, regular physical exercise, etc). And the gut:hormone connection can play a key role.⁠ Starting with this one powerful tweak - balancing your carbs with protein and healthy fats to help manage insulin resistance. When you eat certain carbs on their own, they are digested more quickly, causing a more rapid rise in blood sugar, which is completely normal for a healthy individual (and nothing to worry about!). But if you have insulin resistance (which over 50% of women with PCOS are reported to), your body tends to not be as efficient at regulating those blood sugars, which can make symptoms worse.⁠ That where this hack comes in... Check the video for 3 simple go-to combos for those with PCOS ⬆️ P.S One lesser-known link is that people with PCOS are more likely to experience bacterial vaginosis (BV). If you suspect this might be the case for you, it’s worth speaking with your GP. There’s also promising evidence for certain supplements to support that you might like to discuss with your healthcare team, including types of inositol, vitamin D, and a specific live bacteria combination, La-14, HN001 and lactoferrin - the exact formulation found in smart_strains. For the science lovers 🔍 PMID: 35432749 PMID: 38396443 PMID: 35713558 PMID: 29637269 ⭐️ If there are any other women’s health topics you want covered, let me know! 2025-08-27 22:30:31 .. 0 - 51 -57%
Up to 40% of you will struggle with this at some point… 🎈 (And don’t miss my free Fibre Fit resource at the end 👇) The Rome criteria (the international gold standard for diagnosing gut conditions) have recently been updated to reflect changes in how we talk about gut symptoms. Instead of the old label ‘Functional Gut Disorders (FGD)’, we now use ‘Disorders of the Gut–Brain Interaction (DGBI)’. This matters because it recognises the powerful role of the gut:brain connection in conditions like IBS, functional constipation and functional diarrhoea. And while cutting back on fibre might offer some short-term relief to bothersome symptoms, it’s not the long-term solution. Building up your gut’s tolerance, aka becoming ‘fibre-fit’, is. Swipe to the end for practical reintroduction tips, and you can find the portion sizes on slide 7 ➡️ ⭐️ Need more support? Comment below and I’ll DM you my free Fibre Fit resource (developed as part of my Bloating Masterclass). 2025-08-23 12:59:10 .. 0 - 191 +60%
A lentil goes a long way... Lentils might just be one of the most underrated plants out there- they pack a serious nutritional punch and are one of the most environmentally friendly sources of protein. Need some inspiration? Try this recipe, or have the ingredients delivered straight to your door with Mindful Chef. Here’s what you’ll need Ingredients (serves 2) 👩‍🍳: 2 carrots, chopped 20g hazelnuts, roughly chopped 25g honey 1 onion, thinly sliced 1 pomegranate, de-seeded 40g rocket 200g beetroot, cut into chunks 250g mixed lentils & quinoa (I used a pre-packed bag) 2 tsp dried thyme 60g goat’s cheese 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar 3 tsp extra virgin olive oil 1 tsp dried thyme Pinch of salt Pinch of pepper Drizzle of Bio&Me kefir (thick & creamy) Method: 1️⃣ Preheat the oven to 220C. Line a baking tray with parchment paper and add the beetroot and carrot. Drizzle over 1 tsp oil, sprinkle with the dried thyme and add a pinch of salt and pepper. Toss to coat. Roast for approx 20mins or until soft and golden 2️⃣ Meanwhile, in the small bowl, combine the balsamic vinegar, honey and 1 tsp oil. Season with salt and pepper, then set your dressing aside 3️⃣ Heat a large frying pan with 1 tsp oil on medium heat. Once hot, add the onion and cook for 5-6 mins, until softened. Add 2 tsp of the dressing and cook for another 1-2 mins 4️⃣ Add your quinoa lentil mix and break it up with a wooden spoon. Add 50ml water and cook for 2-3 mins, until piping hot 5️⃣ When everything’s ready, add the pomegranate seeds and quinoa lentil mix to the veg tray. Drizzle over the remaining dressing and toss to coat evenly. Allow to cool for a few minutes, then add the rocket and toss to combine. 6️⃣ Share the salad between bowls. Crumble over the goat’s cheese and scatter over the hazelnuts, before adding your drizzle of kefir to finish. Enjoy! 2025-08-20 22:29:44 .. 0 - 67 -44%
Foods to add to your plate this week... Many of you found the first round of ‘fuelling your gut:connections’ helpful, so I’ve brought it back. This time, I’m spotlighting another 4 key gut connections and 5 foods to help support each one. Check the video for my top picks 👆 Your 40 trillion gut bacteria are more powerful than you might think. They’re connected to nearly every system in the body, influencing how long you live, and they’ve even been linked with lowering your risk of 70+ chronic conditions. And just a few days of dietary changes can start to shift your microbes in a positive direction, so it’s never too late to take action. Takehomes... 🍴 While these foods are backed by specific studies, overall diversity is key; the more variety, the better. Aim to include a mix from the Super Six for long-term gut health goals. 🍴 As always, if you’re managing any health concerns related to these systems, speak to your healthcare team. ⭐️ If there are any specific connections you want me to cover in more detail, let me know. 2025-08-18 22:29:20 .. 0 - 84 -30%
Need help hitting the hay? 💤 It doesn’t take long for disrupted sleep to negatively impact your gut health, and research from my colleagues at King’s College London found it can also influence how much and what you eat, too. On average, that’s an extra 385 calories a day, and not from gut-loving, high-fibre foods either. Swipe to the end for my practical takehomes and the fruit to get familiar with ➡️ If you suspect stress is the culprit, try scheduling some “worry time” earlier in the day so it’s less likely to creep in at night. You could also keep a journal by your bed to jot down any thoughts before you sleep (or if you wake up at 3 a.m. wide-eyed, I’ve been there before!). If sleep is an ongoing struggle, speak up and get support - it’s no coincidence sleep deprivation is used as a source of torture! For the science lovers 🔍 PMID: 27804960 ⭐️ Would love to know if you have any other sleep hacks I can add to our list? 2025-08-16 13:00:19 .. 0 - 50 -58%
A nourished connection in minutes... Ready in under 5, this recipe is packed with omega-3s, a valuable nutrient that many people don’t get enough of despite it being linked with lower risk of depression and dementia via the gut:brain connection. Plus, check the video for this recipe’s other key nutrients and benefits ⬆️ Here’s what you’ll need: Ingredients (serves 1) 👩‍🍳: 2 slices toasted wholegrain rye bread (or bread of choice) 1 x 95g tinned sardines, in olive oil 2 tsp extra virgin olive oil (or use excess from your tinned sardines) 1 ripe tomato, sliced 1/2 small garlic clove, peeled squeeze of lemon juice fresh herbs of choice (I used basil) pickled red onions (optional) pinch of salt & pepper (optional) pinch of chilli flakes (optional) Method: 1️⃣ Start by toasting your bread. Once toasted, rub the cut side of the garlic clove over the surface of each slice. 2️⃣ Then, place the tomato slices on top of the toast before topping with the sardines. 3️⃣ Drizzle with extra virgin olive oil (or use the oil from the sardine tin). Then squeeze over a little lemon juice and add a pinch of salt, pepper and chilli flakes (if using). 5️⃣ Top with fresh herbs and pickled red onions if using. Then serve up immediately and enjoy! Hit save for those busy days and let me know if you give it a try! For the science lovers 🔍 PMID: 28137247 2025-08-13 22:29:06 .. 0 - 76 -36%
It might be controversial, but I’ve been doing this for years... Whether you’re an occasional flyer or regularly racking up your air miles, travel-related gut symptoms like bloating, constipation or feeling run-down are all too common. But they’re not inevitable. There’s plenty you can do to support your gut (and overall wellbeing) while travelling. Don’t miss my hard pass at the end ➡️ Got your own gut-friendly travel tips? I’d love to hear them! 2025-08-09 12:59:07 It might .. 0 - 99 -17%
The highest highs, and lowest lows... While this is truly a magic moment for us as a family, I wanted to be open with you, the journey here hasn’t been easy. Last year, I found out I was pregnant, but sadly, it wasn’t to be. I was completely blind-sighted during a scan and moments later found myself admitted for a medically induced labour. I still so vividly remember the numbness of the drive home from the hospital without our baby (their ashes were later returned). It was an incredibly tough time for both Thomas and I, physically and emotionally, despite the incredible care I received from the NHS. Miscarriage affects around 1 in 5 women. And I’m sharing my experience (as uncomfortable as it is for me as a non-sharer) because I believe we need to talk more openly about both the joy and the heartbreak that can come with pregnancy. No one should go through it alone, yet naturally you do feel isolated, I know I did. If you’re going through something similar, please know I’m thinking of you, and while we will never forget, I can vouch that time does help heal your heart. There’s still some way to go, but Archie, Cooper, and Pistachio are all so happy to be taking on their big brother role (Pistachio is a seasoned pro at this gig by now), and although my newly acquired health anxiety is scared to say this, we’re all so excited to meet our newest arrival later this year. And for anyone pregnant or newly navigating life with a little one, I’ll be sharing science-backed nutrition tips along the way. That’s it for personal updates (pheww!). Regular gut health content will resume tomorrow 😆 2025-08-06 22:29:34 The .. 0 - 569 +376%
As requested, another win for your gut:skin connection 🍉 Here’s something to try for World Watermelon Day (yep, that’s a thing and it’s on the 3rd of August). The original plant already does a pretty good job at looking after the skin thanks to the lycopene, a plant chemical known for protecting the skin from UV damage. But if you’re in the mood to get creative and want a more sustained energy release, these choco-melon ‘slices’ are bursting with nutrients which have been shown to support everything from inflammation to reduced signs of ageing. Check the video for the breakdown 👆 For the recipe, here’s what you’ll need: Ingredients (serves 8-12)👩‍🍳: 170g good quality dark chocolate (70%+) 1 tsp extra virgin olive oil ½ cup pomegranate seeds (approx 85g) 30g pumpkin seeds Method: 1️⃣ Line a tray with baking parchment and set aside. 2️⃣ Melt the dark chocolate in a large bowl over a saucepan or in the microwave. Remove from the heat and stir through the extra virgin olive oil until smooth. 3️⃣ Wait until the chocolate is slightly cool, then use a piping bag (or zip lock bag) to pipe triangle shapes onto the tray. If you want a thicker chocolate base, pipe two layers of chocolate for each triangle. 4️⃣ Use a kitchen towel to gently pat the pomegranate seeds dry, removing any excess moisture. Then sprinkle them over the top part of the chocolate triangle and add the pumpkin seeds over the bottom part, pressing them in gently so they stick. 5️⃣ Place in the fridge for up to 30 minutes or until the chocolate is set. Enjoy! 2025-08-02 13:03:15 .. 0 - 87 -27%
Mood swings, pain, bloating and more… These are just a handful of the 150+ symptoms associated with premenstrual syndrome (PMS). While you may not be able to control them all, there are steps you can take, and your gut health could be a crucial piece of the puzzle. Swipe to the end for my practical takehomes & the foods rich in carotenoids, vitamin B6, zinc and calcium ➡️ ⭐️ Want me to tackle any other female health topics? Let me know. P.S If you’re concerned about your symptoms, it’s worth speaking to your healthcare professional to check there isn’t something else going on. 2025-07-30 22:29:03 Mood swin.. 0 - 77 -36%
Skincare without the hefty price tag... It starts with your gut:skin connection, and my crunchy fibre-rich choco-mame bark. Prepped in less than 10 minutes, it’s packed with one of the richest sources of gut-loving polyphenols (dark chocolate). Watch the 20-second reel for the tangible skin benefits shown in clinical trials 👆 For the recipe, here’s what you’ll need: Ingredients (serves 6-8)👩‍🍳: 150g good quality dark chocolate (70%+) 1 tsp extra virgin olive oil 100g dry-roasted edamame beans Pinch sea salt (optional) Method: 1️⃣ Line a tray with baking parchment and set aside. 2️⃣ Melt the dark chocolate in a large bowl over a saucepan, or in the microwave. Remove from the heat and stir in the extra virgin olive oil until smooth. 3️⃣ Then add the edamame beans and stir until combined before pouring the wet mixture onto your lined baking tray and placing it in the fridge for 30 mins (or until the chocolate hardens). 4️⃣ Once set, slice the bark into pieces and store in a sealed container in the fridge for up to a week. Enjoy! Will you give this one a try? For the science lovers 🔍 PMID: 26581682 PMID: 37836398 2025-07-26 13:00:09 .. 0 - 140 +17%
5 gut health stats that might shock you (and why they matter) 👇 1.⁠ ⁠Poor diet is linked to 31% of premature deaths in Europe. One major gap? Legumes and pulses. A 2025 UK study found that adults eat only around half of the recommended amount (at least 80g/day). PMID: 40133707 2.⁠ ⁠It affects around ~1% of the population, but before getting a confirmed diagnosis, around 1 in 4 people with coeliac disease are first treated for IBS. On average, it takes 10+ years to get the right diagnosis, despite the fact that if left untreated, coeliac disease can lead to serious complications such as osteoporosis, neurological damage, and fertility issues. PMID: 23697749  3.⁠ ⁠Swapping just 8% of red meat intake for forage fish (e.g anchovies, herrings, and sardines) could save 750,000 lives a year by 2050. That’s because high intakes of red meat have been linked to an increased risk of cancer, heart disease and type 2 diabetes. Forage fish are a powerful alternative. They’re nutrient-packed, budget-friendly, and one of the most environmentally sustainable species in our oceans. Still, UK adults are currently falling short of the recommended two servings of fish a week (that’s one oily + one white fish, or about 280g total). PMID: 38594079 4.⁠ ⁠Since 2000, global antibiotic use has grown by 46%. Although it can be necessary - and life-saving in some cases - gut microbiome diversity (which we know is linked to long-term health outcomes) can decline within a day of completing antibiotics, and it can take up to six months to recover. PMID: 34774223 5.⁠ ⁠Fibre has been show to reduce your risk of dying by 23%. But up to 96% of UK adults aren’t hitting the daily 30g fibre goal. PMID: 38011755 ⭐️ Which of these surprised you the most? 2025-07-23 22:29:15 .. 0 - 139 +16%
Hydration hack or all hype? 💧 Electrolyte drinks and powders have surged in popularity thanks to bold marketing claims of ‘optimised hydration’. Take a swipe to find out what most people don’t realise and check slide 6 for what’s actually in them… It’s also worth reviewing the last slide for a quick hydration check 👉 ⭐️ Let me know if there are any other health-promoting products you want a science check on… 2025-07-19 12:59:34 H.. 0 - 198 +66%
Nature calling a little too soon after (or during) eating? 💩 You’re not alone. This sudden urge to go is thanks to your gastrocolic reflex, a natural reaction that typically kicks in within minutes of eating. Check the video for the four common triggers and my takehomes 👆 ⭐️ Ever experienced this? Or do other gut issues catch you off guard? OC: HannahRmf on TT For the science lovers 🔍 PMID: 36324042 2025-07-16 22:28:29 Nature cal.. 0 - 45 -62%
Two of my favourite things... Kefir and mixed berries – the ultimate summer combo for your taste buds and your microbes. Kefir, yoghurt’s creamier cousin, is naturally rich in live cultures and bioactive proteins. Meanwhile, mixed berries bring a powerhouse of polyphenols – plant compounds shown to fuel anti-inflammatory gut microbes. Swipe for the recipe and the method 👉 P.S. A high fermented food diet, including kefir, has been shown to increase gut microbiome diversity, which is often used as a marker of good gut health. For the science lovers 🔍 PMID: 34256014 2025-07-12 13:01:53 Two of my fav.. 0 - 69 -42%
75% of women will experience this at least once... Still, that doesn’t make thrush any less frustrating or uncomfortable, especially if you’re one of the many women who struggle with recurring thrush. But this is proven to offer some relief. Check the video for my takehomes 👆 OC: kalithompson on TT P.S Wondering where you can get the EXACT live bacteria formulation (La-14 and HN001, combined with lactoferrin) that’s been scientifically proven to improve vaginal microbiome dysbiosis (imbalance) and significantly reduce symptoms and recurrence by several fold compared to placebo? You’ll find it in smart_strains for your vaginal microbiome. ⭐️ Let me know if there any other women’s health issues you’re struggling with or are interested in learning more about? For the science lovers 🔍 PMID: 30565745 2025-07-09 22:26:58 75%.. 0 - 50 -58%
77% of people haven’t seen notable improvements…🤯 That’s when taking probiotics, and no, it’s not because they don’t work. But the science has drastically evolved, and the idea that you need to take a daily probiotic supplement or that there’s a ‘catch-all’ product you can buy is sadly outdated (and it could be costing you a lot of your hard-earned cash!). Slide to the end to find out what you SHOULD be looking out for when it comes to supplements ➡️ ⭐️ Would love to know how confident you feel in the supplement aisle? *research from the SMART STRAINS survey of 2000 people representative of the UK 2025-07-05 12:57:34 .. 0 - 58 -52%
Instagram vs reality 🫠 When I’m at home, lunch is usually thrown together in 15 minutes or less, and when I’m on the go, it looks a little something like this 👆 Takehomes... ✅ Researchers at the University of Bergen found that eating more wholegrains (along with legumes and nuts) could extend your life by up to a decade. I generally recommend getting 3 servings of wholegrains daily to support your diverse fibre needs (think variety - quinoa, buckwheat, barley etc) and this can be an easy win on the run. Plus, fibre can help you avoid those 3pm energy crashes! ✅ If you’ve got a big meeting planned for the afternoon, add blueberries. Research indicates that polyphenol-rich blueberries can enhance blood flow to the brain, supporting memory retrieval and cognitive flexibility. ✅ While it can help you get ahead, having the same meals on repeat every single day probably isn’t great for getting in the diversity that your microbes love - this is something we’re exploring currently at King’s! ⭐️ Would love to know if you meal prep or if you have any other tips to share when on the go? OC: savannahpesante on TT For the science lovers 🔍 PMID: 35134067 PMID: 38674870 2025-07-02 22:42:54 .. 0 - 90 -25%
Dessert with a difference 🍓 With strawberry season in full swing and Wimbledon starting next week, I’ve been making these on repeat. They’re loaded with fibre and polyphenols from the strawberries, nuts and dark chocolate. Plus, the bonus protein in the kefir yoghurt hits those feel good satiety cues. Here’s what you need 👇 Ingredients (makes 10-12)👩‍🍳 300g fresh strawberries 1/2 cup mixed nut butter (check broadcast for my fav brands) 1/2 cup vanilla kefir yoghurt (Bio&Me no added sugar vanilla kefir for me) 100g 75%+ dark chocolate 50g no added sugar granola (Bio&Me Cocoa & hazelnut protein granola is a winner) 2 tbsp mixed seeds/ or freeze dried fruit to top (optional) Method 1️⃣ Slice the strawberries lengthways in 4, and place them on a lined baking tray (check the video for how). 2️⃣ Top each with a tbsp of your nut butter of choice, followed by a tbsp of vanilla kefir. Then place in a freezer for at least 30 minutes. 3️⃣ Meanwhile, melt the chocolate in a saucepan on a low heat, and mix through the granola. 4️⃣ Remove tray from freezer. Top with chocolate/ granola mix and mixed seeds if using, and return to the freezer for another 30 minutes. 5️⃣ Once set, enjoy! They can be stored in an airtight container in the freezer for up to 2 weeks. Hit save - I can’t wait to see your creations! ⭐️ 2025-06-28 12:47:47 .. 0 - 74 -38%
Watch for these 5 unsuspected common culprits... Plus, don’t miss my competition below 👇 Bloating is one of the most common gut complaints we see in clinic, and as much as I wish there was a magic pill, there isn’t, with the vast majority of bloating caused by a combination of 22 triggers. 🎈To help you or a friend tackle any burdensome bloating, we have a free Bloating Masterclass for two lucky winners. To enter the giveaway, simply tag a friend who you think might benefit, and you’ll both go into the draw. It goes without saying, you should always have a chat to your healthcare team to rule out conditions such as coeliac disease before tampering with your diet. T&Cs: The competition ends at midnight on 11.07.2025 BST. Winners will be selected at random and contacted via DM. Age 18+ only. OC: mededea on TT 2025-06-25 22:32:21 Watch for the.. 0 - 402 +236%
Here we go again 🫠 Some trends, such as one meal a day (OMAD), keep doing the rounds thanks to the social media hype. But here’s the thing. Intermittent fasting is not something I tend to recommend across the board. Sure some people genuinely thrive on it, but many others feel awful. Like alot of aspects of nutrition, it ultimately depends on the individual and the nuances such as the type of fasting. That said, the science doesn’t back up many of the bold, long-term claims you’ll see online. Swipe to find out why and for my practical takehomes ➡️ ⭐️ Let me know if there are any other gut health trends you want me to tackle. 2025-06-21 12:56:22 Here we .. 0 - 103 -14%

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