# James Mcilroy
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james mcilroy (born 7 December 1977) is an English heavy metal guitarist. He was born in King's Lynn, Norfolk, grew up in Belgium before returning to England in 1996. He started his professional playing career in 2002.
EnteroBiotix Announces Positive Phase 2 Data in IBS
In this episode of Inside Matters, Dr James McIlroy explores the remarkable evolution of Faecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT), from its unlikely beginnings to its promising future—and shares exciting new data from his company, EnteroBiotix.
We begin with the pioneering efforts of Mr Ben Eisman …
Overcoming Obstacles: Cory Greenberg's Journey from IBD Diagnosis to Cycling Inspiration
In this episode of Inside Matters, Dr. James McIlroy sits down with Cory Greenberg, a professional cyclist and founder of Ride4IBD.
Cory shares his inspiring journey from his initial diagnosis of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) while training as a professional cyclist, to overcoming the challenge…
Understanding IBS: More Than Just a Nuisance - Prof. Yan Yiannakou
In this episode of Inside Matters, Dr James McIlroy is joined by Professor Yan Yiannakou to discuss the developments in IBS treatment.
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is often brushed off as little more than an inconvenience. But in a recent conversation between Dr James McIlroy and Professor Yan Yi…
Decoding the Microbiome: Genetic Discoveries with Dr. Ran Blekhman
In this episode, Dr. James McIlroy interviews Dr. Ran Blekhman, an associate professor at the University of Chicago, about the microbiome and its role as 'our second genome.'
Dr. Blekhman shares his research findings on the genetic and environmental factors that shape the microbiome, the heritabil…
Unlocking Gut Health: FMT, MicroRNAs, and the Future with Dr Tanya Mongan
In this episode, Dr James McIlroy chats with Dr Tanya Mongan, clinical associate professor and gastroenterology consultant at the University of Nottingham. Dr Mongan specialises in gut health, particularly the gut–brain connection and faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT).
She talks us through t…
The Importance of the Reproductive Tract Microbiome: Insights from David MacIntyre
For years, the spotlight in microbiome research has been firmly on the gut. We’ve learned that diversity there is generally a good thing—linked to resilience, health, and better outcomes.
But what if one of the most important microbiomes in the body follows completely different rules?
In a recent…
WHAT ACTUALLY HELPS YOU LIVE LONGER?
Most of the advice that genuinely helps you live longer is free, simple, and a little boring. That is probably why so few people follow it.
That idea sits at the heart of this episode. Host Dr Eliot Forster sits down with Dr James McIlroy – a qualified medical doctor, founder and CEO of the Aberdee…
The Lost Son number 1 - Luke 15: 11-24 - James McIlroy (7pm)
The Lost Son number 1 - Luke 15: 11-24 - James McIlroy (7pm) by Christ Church Winchester
Why We Eat: The Science of Appetite, Nutrition and Weight - Prof Alexandra Johnstone
Professor Alexandra Johnstone joins Dr James McIlroy to explore what makes us hungry, what helps us feel full, and why healthier choices are rarely a matter of willpower alone.
A conversation on chrononutrition, protein, food inequality, GLP-1 medicines and the future of public health.
The big id…
Revolutionising Food Allergy Treatment: The Gut's Role in Immunity - Inside Matters - Ep 053
Can Your Microbiome Rewrite Your Immune System's Food Allergies?
Food allergies can be devastating. For families managing severe reactions, every meal carries risk, and even one mistake can have fatal consequences. But what if we could change the underlying biology rather than just manage avoidanc…
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