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Gut bacteria may influence brain development and behaviour

Not only might bugs improve learning, they may also influence the development of the brain and behaviour. Interest in the relationship between the gut and brain, and in how intestinal bacteria may help communication between these organs has led to … Continue reading

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Worms and bugs cooperate to enhance their host’s immune system

Evidence from Manchester University suggests that we may need both bacteria and worms in our gut for an optimally healthy immune system, and that the relationship between worms, bugs and their host is like a three legged stool: remove one … Continue reading

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Gut bacteria play a crucial role in food intolerance

Medicine still has no ready solution for the problem of food intolerance and, in general, doctors have shown little interest in finding one. In the absence of medical help and with no test for the condition, most patients are left … Continue reading

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