Trust Me, Im a Doctor review mental health advice that felt like good old-fashioned common sense.

Last night it was Michael Mosley (who trained in psychiatry before turning to medical journalism), surgeon Gabriel Weston, geneticist Dr Giles Yeo, GP Dr Zoe Williams and psychiatrist Dr Alain Gregoire and his moustache.

It is a really big moustache a statement moustache and I would be inclined to put Dr Gregoire on the couch himself to find out what exactly he thinks it is saying.

And what more do you need to counter the deleterious effects of the constant comparisons with other peoples lives on social media than a stern middle-aged voice in your ear saying: Oh yes And I suppose if someone told you to stick your hand in the fire, youd do that too.

Here, the hectic pace slowed and both sides of the debate were represented by articulate, thoughtful advocates, both politely but pointedly challenged on their views by Mosley.

The possibility that some serious mental illnesses might actually be misdiagnoses of physical diseases was explored in relative depth by Weston, and the suggestion that a significant percentage of supposed schizophrenia patients might soon be cured by immune-therapy lifted the mood even more than a B vitamin shot after a day deadheading the herbaceous border.

It just looks good on camera Eat your salad The fizz of prosecco cuts perfectly through the creaminess of the goats cheese, apparently.

In Minori, he whipped up a light sauce to make sure that the handmade dunderi (ricotta gnocchi, basically, but either is fun to try to say after a skinful of the Positano limoncello Gino also highly recommends) was the STAR.

Then it was on to the ridiculously picturesque fishing village of Cetara to catch anchovies (they surface at certain times of night, swimming towards the moonlight; who knew the pungent little buggers were such romantics) and turn them into colatura di alici anchovy oil to be drizzled over tuna tartare, lemon and tomato in chicory leaves and eaten with an Amalfi white wine.

Whither thou goest I will go, Gino, especially as next week its to Capri.

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