http://naturalsociety.com/internal-bacteria-may-alter-brain-chemistry/

http://naturalsociety.com/internal-bacteria-may-alter-brain-chemistry/


The role of gut bacteria in the body may extend beyond the stomach and intestines all the way to the brain, a new study in mice suggests.

The results show disrupting the normal gut flora of the mice leads to changes in the animals’ behavior, making them less timid and more adventurous, as well as leading to changes in their brain chemistry.

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