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A dinner event · Brain & gut · Three acts

Feed
your brain.

A six-course dinner designed around the gut-brain axis — where each plate activates a different mechanism of neurological health, and every guest eats with intention.

Artistic fine dining plate

The concept

A meal is a mechanism.

Ninety percent of your serotonin is made in your gut. Your microbiome sends electrochemical signals to your brainstem along the vagus nerve. The food on your plate is an argument.

Each course targets a specific brain pathway, backed by peer-reviewed evidence. Each dish arrives with a table card that makes the invisible visible — the science served alongside the food.

Act 1 · Arrival

Encounter

Before the first course arrives, you arrive. The space, the light, the arrangement — each element has been chosen to prime the nervous system for what follows.

Act 2 · The dinner

Immersion

Six brain-targeted courses, each with a table card that names the mechanism being activated. The science is not explained — it is experienced. Eat, read, feel the connection.

Act 3 · After dinner

Synthesis

The courses have ended. The conversation has not. What you ate tonight is still working — in your gut, in your bloodstream, in the neural pathways that govern how you think and feel. The dinner is over. The mechanism continues.

The menu

Six courses. Six brain mechanisms.

Each dish is designed around a specific neurological target. The science is served alongside the food.

Amuse-bouche

Course 01

Amuse-bouche

Fermented opening

Kefir shot · Kimchi taco · Miso-dressed radish

LactobacillusSCFAsTryptophan

→ Gut-brain serotonin axis

Starter

Course 02

Starter

Choline & omega-3

Soft-boiled egg · Smoked salmon · Dill oil · Caper cream

CholineDHAPhosphatidylserine

→ Acetylcholine & synaptic plasticity

Soup

Course 03

Soup

Green brain fuel

Spinach & broccoli velouté · Walnut oil · Kale crisp

Vitamin K1FolateLuteinNitrates

→ Cognitive reserve & cerebral blood flow

Main

Course 04

Main

Anti-neuroinflammation

Wild salmon · Walnut crust · Lentils · Roasted garlic

EPA + DHAAllicinPrebiotic fibre

→ Neuroinflammation suppression

Pre-dessert

Course 05

Pre-dessert

Polyphenol hit

Dark chocolate ganache · Extra virgin olive oil · Sea salt

Cocoa flavanolsOleocanthalOleic acid

→ Hippocampal blood flow & amyloid clearance

Dessert

Course 06

Dessert

BDNF & memory

Blueberry compote · Kefir panna cotta · Toasted walnuts

AnthocyaninsPterostilbeneLive probiotics

→ BDNF upregulation & neurogenesis

Core team

The people behind the concept.

Portrait of Andra Bria, Concept creator for Feed Your Brain.

Concept creator

Andra Bria

Postgraduate studies in Brain Health, University of Bern

Portrait of Allan Berger, Creative lead for Feed Your Brain.

Creative lead

Allan Berger

Table design

Food styling

Portrait of Dr. Isabella Anderson-Wagner, Scientific Advisor for Feed Your Brain.

Scientific Advisor

Dr. Isabella Anderson-Wagner

Microbiome & gut-brain researcher

Reserve

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Dinners are held for groups of 8–12 guests. Private events, institutional commissions, and public editions all available.