Oct
20
2013
How gut bacteria can have modifying effects on the brain The gut has been called the second brain for good reason since a branch of the autonomic nervous system is found in the GI tract. Â This branch called the ENS, can communicate and function independently of the brain. The ENS or, enteric nervous system […]
Sep
22
2013
Positive diagnostic signs of a dysfunctional gut/brain axis I have seen thousands of patients around the country struggle with chronic conditions such as diabetes, leptin/weight loss resistance, metabolic syndrome, depression and autoimmune conditions. Patients who were given very little hope and told to take a drug or just “live with it”. When they came […]
Aug
28
2013
Newsflash: There is mounting evidence of the beneficial effects of Probiotics (friendly bacteria) on brain function The profound benefits of Probiotics on gut health has long been known, but over the course of the past year we are seeing an increased number of studies coming out which are looking into the effects that intestinal […]
Aug
25
2013
New Study Published by online Journal PLoS One tying bacterial Imbalance to Autism in Children PLoS One, has specifically identified imbalanced and deficient gut flora as a major symptom, and potentially even a primary cause, of autism in many of the children diagnosed with the condition. The study involved 20 neurotypical and 20 autistic children […]