Gut-Brain Connection
The gut plays a crucial role in producing serotonin and dopamine, with enterochromaffin cells relying on healthy microbes for stimulation. When the gut is dysfunctional, it not only hampers neurotransmitter production but also strains liver function, which is vital for synthesizing their precursors. Additionally, while the brain primarily uses glucose for energy, misconceptions about ketone bodies and their role in brain fuel are clarified, emphasizing the importance of maintaining gut health for optimal brain function.In this clip
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Gut Health Breakthrough: Kiran Krishnan Reveals the Microbiome’s Power Over Mind & Body l Ep #292
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