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Gut–Brain
Probiotics Show Promise in Countering Chronic Hypoxia Effects
A new study explores how probiotics may mitigate the impact of chronic hypoxia on the gut-brain axis and neuroinflammation in mice.
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Gut–Brain
The gut–brain axis: mood, neurodegeneration, neurodiversity and the psychobiotics frontier.
Gut–Brain
Does Parkinson’s start in the gut? What the evidence actually shows
Constipation can precede the tremor by a decade, the brain’s rogue protein turns up in the gut wall first, and removing the vagus nerve seem…
Gut–Brain
Psychobiotics: do probiotics actually help depression and anxiety?
The gut–brain axis is real, the mechanisms are plausible, and the marketing has run far ahead of the trials. What the meta-analyses actually…
Gut–Brain
The gut–brain axis: a primer on how microbes and the brain communicate
Bidirectional signalling between the gut, its microbes and the central nervous system is one of neuroscience’s fastest-moving frontiers. The…
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