Important Role of Nutrients
Changes in the gut microbiome (which is linked to the food you consume) especially affect one part of the brain known as the amygdala - a structure found deep in the brain. It is a key part of the brain's circuit that goes awry when you are anxious. Anxiety disorders are the most common type of psychiatric disorders in the U.S. with up to one third of the population suffering from one in their lifetime. The brain needs a steady supply of nutrients from your gut to help it work properly and keep you operating at your best.
What Can We Expect When We Heal the Gut?
The Significance of Maintaining the Internal Gut Balance
Gut harmony is what we want to achieve with proper levels of two of the most critical hormones which regulate mood: cortisol and serotonin.
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Why is Serotonin “The Happy Hormone” Crucial?
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Did You Know Your Body has a “Second Brain”?
Gut bacteria are in constant communication with your brain and influence your behavior.
Why Do I Binge on Donuts and Not Broccoli?
If you’re an emotional eater, you may use food as a reward when you’re happy and reach for sweets or unhealthy snacks when you’re stressed.
Why is Serotonin “The Happy Hormone” Crucial?
Serotonin is the natural “feel good” chemical so keeping it in balance naturally can be a great alternative to other less healthy options which can create serious side effects like prescription drugs.