While it sufficed for other members of your family, antidepressants may not be the answer for you. That is what makes the mind-gut connection so pivotal. We need to nourish our second brain so that it can produce more serotonin naturally. However, this isn’t as easy as it sounds. Our...
How Your Gut Controls Your BrainMore and more, researchers are finding that the health of bodily microbe populations could be deeply connected to conditions like depression, anxiety, and even autism.
TheGut-Brain Axis(GBA) is a term that describes how the brain and stomach are connected to one another. The gastrointestinal tract is home to over 100 million neurons1, which are more than in either your spinal cord or your peripheral nervous system. This allows for communication between the...
Yup, it has a mind of it’s very own.Your gut’s “brain” is known as the enteric nervous system. This system is home to 100 million neurons within your intestinal wall.These cute little neurons transmit important information throughout your body. They also control digestion and send statu...
"It's a new gut-brain connection that opens up fresh avenues for scientists to explore, as we search for ways to better treat disorders of the brain by targeting our 'second brain' – the gut." Gut mucus is different depending on where it's found in thegastrointestinal tract—in the sm...
for what causes leptin resistance in the brain when we eat fatty foods. Using cultured brain slices in petri dishes we screened blood circulating factors for their ability to stop leptin actions. After several years of efforts, we discovered a connection between the gut hormone GIP and leptin."...
Previous researches have focused mainly on how signals from the gut can affect neurological functions, but much less is known about how the brain-gut signaling affect certain biological process, such as aging. "From our findings, it's clear that the brain and gut can work together to detect ...
S.20.04 Gut-brain communication: how the microbiome influences anxiety and depression J Foster - 《European Neuropsychopharmacology》 被引量: 703发表: 2015年 The microbiome-gut-brain axis: from bowel to behavior The ability of gut microbiota to communicate with the brain and thus modulate behavior...
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Mood disorders(depression, anxiety). Ever hear of the “gut-brain connection”? Well here’s how it works: Your dietaffectsyour microbiome and neurotransmitter activity, and therefore how you feel, your ability to handle stress and your energy levels. Dietary changes over the last century — in...