
Using Nutrigenomics to Optimise Health Outcomes | Emma Beswick
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Join host Tanya Borowski as she delves into the fascinating world of mental health with Emma Beswick, NT(Dip), BA(Hons), MBA, mBANT. Emma, a renowned expert in nutrigenomics, co-founder of Lifecode Gx, and a prolific researcher and lecturer, shares her insights on how our genes influence mental health. Known for her ability to make complex science accessible, Emma discusses the latest advancements in nutrigenomics and its applications in mental health, women’s health, and optimal ageing.
In this episode, Emma and Tanya explore the intersection of nutrigenomics( genetics + nutrition), offering practical advice on how to leverage this knowledge for better mental well-being. Emma also previews her upcoming case study analysis for Amrita Nutrition’s live event in November, providing a sneak peek into the real-world applications of utilising Lifecode Gx Nutrigenomics in clinical practice.
Tune in for a truly enlightening conversation that bridges the gap between cutting-edge science and everyday health practices. Whether you’re a health professional or simply curious about the power of nutrigenomics, this episode is packed with valuable insights and actionable tips.
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