What inflammation is really doing to your mind, body and 5 ways to protect your brain | Prof Ed Bullmore

Jun 11, 2026 · 58 min · YouTube

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0:00Welcome to Zoe, Science and Nutrition, where world-leading scientists explain how their research can improve your health.
0:14It doesn't always begin with an obvious illness.
0:17Sometimes it starts with a feeling that something simply isn't right.
0:21You wake up exhausted after a full night's sleep.
0:24Small problems suddenly feel overwhelming.
0:27Your patience runs thin.
0:29Motivation disappears.
0:31Maybe you stop calling friends back.
0:33The world feels heavier, as though your brain is struggling to keep up with life around it.
0:39Most of us would blame stress, burnout, aging, or modern life itself.
0:44But scientists are beginning to uncover another possibility, that inflammation inside the body may directly influence how we feel, think, and function.
0:55For years, I thought finding things difficult was just part of being an adult, a normal response to building a company, supporting a family, and carrying responsibilities.
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