As we learn more
about the human microbiome, evidence keeps mounting that the 'Gut-Brain Axis'
enables our intestinal bacteria to influence our mood and mental health:
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A recent study in Brain, Behavior, and Immunity
finds that differences in gut microbiome composition
are associated with differences in temperament in healthy toddlers.
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A new study in Pediatric Research finds an
association between early probiotic intervention and the risk of neuropsychiatric disorders
(ADHD and Asperger syndrome) later in childhood.
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A new review discusses new evidence from
epidemiology an animal studies on bidirectionality of gut-brain
communication across development and efforts to
prevent or treat psychological disorders by modifying intestinal flora.
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