This revolution couldn’t come soon enough. By 2030, the number of people aged sixty years or over is predicted to grow by 56 per cent to 1.4 billion.2
erol acojedohas quoted3 hours ago
and certainly worth being aware of as research progresses.
erol acojedohas quoted4 hours ago
instead, his note read: ‘Vitamin
Aimbee Niqueehas quoted2 days ago
the gut can talk to the brain in other ways, including through hormones, the immune system and through our gut microbes.
Aimbee Niqueehas quoted2 days ago
its ability to detect activity in our organs and communicate that important information back to the brain.
Aimbee Niqueehas quoted2 days ago
The vagus nerve is considered to be the body’s sixth sense,
Aimbee Niqueehas quoted2 days ago
The most direct is the vagus nerve, an information super-highway that sends signals from our gut to our central nervous system, and is a key player in the body’s ‘rest and digest’ mode.
Aimbee Niqueehas quoted2 days ago
The two-way communication between the gut and the brain is called the gut–brain axis, and information can travel back and forth in a number of ways.
Aimbee Niqueehas quoted2 days ago
This connection is so strong that scientists have come to call the gut our second brain, and are gleaning a better understanding than ever of how we can all nurture this connection to feel and think better.