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health1 year ago

Fasting Diets Linked to Brain Changes in Humans

A study by Chinese researchers has found that intermittent energy restriction (IER) diets, which involve controlled calorie intake and fasting, lead to significant changes in both the gut microbiome and brain activity in obese individuals. Over 62 days, participants lost an average of 7.8% of their body weight, with notable shifts in brain regions related to appetite and addiction, as well as changes in gut bacteria. This research highlights the dynamic interaction between the gut and brain, suggesting potential new strategies for obesity management.

via ScienceAlert|
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health-and-science2 years ago

"Breakthrough Study Links Gut Microbiota to Social Anxiety Disorder Treatment"

Researchers have discovered a link between the gut microbiome and social anxiety disorder (SAD). A study from University College Cork found that mice receiving gut microbes from humans with SAD exhibited more social fear after conditioning with electric shocks compared to mice with microbes from non-anxious individuals. The study also noted lower levels of social hormones and changes in immune response in the SAD microbiome mice, suggesting that the gut-brain axis plays a significant role in mental health and could lead to new treatments for conditions like social anxiety.

via Inverse|
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health-and-wellness2 years ago

"Relieving Gastric Headaches: Effective Home Treatments"

Gastric headaches, linked to disturbances in the gut-brain axis, can be alleviated with home remedies. Effective natural treatments include lemon water for digestive issues, peppermint tea for its calming properties, chewing basil leaves for stomach soothing, increasing magnesium intake, drinking buttermilk for probiotics and easing digestion, chewing tulsi leaves for digestive comfort, and coriander juice for its digestive health benefits. These remedies address symptoms like indigestion, bloating, and constipation that contribute to gastric headaches.

via IndiaTimes|
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