- DR. SHILPA RAVELLA, Author of "A Silent Fire: The Story of Inflammation, Diet and Disease artwork
Taking A Leap -- Deborah Brown

- DR. SHILPA RAVELLA, Author of "A Silent Fire: The Story of Inflammation, Diet and Disease

  • S2022E17
  • 25:31
  • October 12th 2022

DR. SHILPA RAVELLA is a gastroenterologist and author. She treats a range of general gastrointestinal ailments and has unique experience in managing complex rare diseases, including intestinal failure and intestinal or multiple-organ transplantation. She is an expert in the field of nutrition and is particularly interested in the interactions between food, the microbiome and the immune system.


A Silent Fire: The Story of Inflammation, Diet & Disease is her first book. Her writing has appeared in The Atlantic, New York Magazine, Slate, Discover and USA Today, among other publications, and she has appeared as an expert on ABC’s Good Morning America and in print media outlets including Forbes, Cosmopolitan, Food and Wine, Glamour and Women’s Health. Her Ted-Ed lesson, ‘How the Food You Eat Affects Your Gut,’ has garnered over five million views. Ravella earned her B.S. in Biology from MIT and an M.D. from the University of Pittsburgh. She is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at Columbia University Medical Center.

Taking A Leap -- Deborah Brown

- RADIO SHOW DESCRIPTION

"Taking A Leap" is the show where the seriousness of life is discussed in a fun, relaxed and educational environment. It serves as a platform for individuals to share how they have overcome some of the biggest challenges in their lives to get to where they are today. Listeners are able to learn the tools and mindset that it takes and apply what feels authentic to them to their own lives to get them moving to the next level.

Deborah Brown is a Life, Relationship and Leadership Coach. She works with professionals who struggle to make the personal and professional impact they want and helps them to show up powerfully, confidently and authentically in any situation so that they can get the results they want for themselves and in their interactions with others.