Lecture

The Influence of Gut Microbiota on Mood and Weight

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This lecture explores how the gut microbiota, consisting of over 100 trillion bacteria, communicates with the brain via hormones, affecting appetite, metabolism, and weight. It also delves into the bidirectional relationship between stress, mood, and gut bacteria, highlighting the potential of probiotics in managing stress and mood disorders.

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