Gut-Brain Connection
The gut houses about 70% of our immune system, creating a complex interplay between the brain, gut, and immune responses. Stress can modulate this connection, influencing immune activity even without microbial involvement. Additionally, the vagus nerve serves as a crucial communication pathway, relaying signals between the gut and brain, particularly during immune activation. The role of microbes in maintaining the gut barrier and synthesizing mucus further highlights their importance in this intricate system.In this clip
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Be Well by Kelly Leveque
138. Exploring the Gut-Immune Connection with Dr. Emeran Mayer
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How does the vagus nerve affect gut-brain communication in the episode 138. Exploring the Gut-Immune Connection with Dr. Emeran Mayer and the clip Gut-Brain Connection?
How does the vagus nerve affect the gut-brain axis as discussed in the episode 138. Exploring the Gut-Immune Connection with Dr. Emeran Mayer and the clip Gut-Brain Connection?
How does the vagus nerve affect the gut-brain axis in the episode 138. Exploring the Gut-Immune Connection with Dr. Emeran Mayer and the clip Gut-Brain Connection?