More Than a Gut Feeling: How Gut Microbiome Influences Mental Health

More Than a Gut Feeling: How Gut Microbiome Influences Mental Health
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Can our tiny internal world of bacteria, fungi, viruses, and other microorganisms hold greater significance than we think when it comes to mental health?

Current researchers think so, and so did Hippocrates, who famously said about 2,500 years ago that “all disease begins in the gut.”

Michelle Standlee
Michelle Standlee
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Michelle Standlee, RN, is a health reporter for The Epoch Times. She has a background as a registered nurse and medical writer, covering topics including mental and behavioral health, women’s and children’s health, traditional health care, complementary medicine, and alternative medicine.
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