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The Second Brain in Your Gut

Out Gut Can Communicate with The Brain

Within the gut wall lie some specialised cells. These cells will release serotonin into the body, which then acts on the nerves to communicate with the brain.

When Your Gut is Happy You Will be Happy Too

Serotonin also affects how we feel. Studies show that low levels of serotonin are associated with depression.

Enhance Your Gut Environment

When we eat too much ultra-processed foods, it will affects our gut environment and increases risk of diseases. It will also cause accumulation of unwanted wastes in our gut.

Connect Your Brain with a Clean & Clear Gut

Thus, to get a happier life, you’ll need to get a happier gut by removing stubborn stools, restoring intestinal flora balance and regulating bowel movement!

Sources:

  1. Flinders University. (2022, March 23). How the gut communicates with the brain. ScienceDaily.
  2. Tsveta S Malinova. et al. (2018, Aug). Serotonin: A mediator of the gut-brain axis in multiple sclerosis. Mult Scler, 24(9), 1144-1150.
  3. Dr. Uma Naidoo. (2019, March 27). Gut feelings: How food affects your mood. Havard Health Blog.

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