RE: RE: Study Finds Gut Microbes Actually ‘Talk’ to Your Brain to Control Your Appetite
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RE: Study Finds Gut Microbes Actually ‘Talk’ to Your Brain to Control Your Appetite

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That's been known since the 1990s. The enteric nervous system (the one in the gut) is the primal brain. You can detect the markers for Alzheimers and Parkinsons in the gut 10 years before symptoms start occuring in the brain. The biome (the gut bacteria) forms part of an bodily ecosystem without which our immune systems freak. That's why doctors are reluctant to prescribe antibiotics nowadays.