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Have you ever been stressed out and found yourself with an upset stomach? Your brain communicates with your gut. Now, researchers have found that it is a two-way street. The gut communicates with the brain and what it says depends on the flora in the gut! Are there implications for ADD? Read on!

Gut Flora the Pre-frontal Cortex and ADD


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What do your intestines have to do with your brain? More than you might think! This article takes a snippet of a larger article in Science Daily and relates it to ADD.

Don't you just love research!?


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I just sent the newsletter out for this week. It featured this article.


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It appears that the type of flora that you have in your gut influences the way that your brain works. Isn't that amazing?


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Some other foods that have probiotics in them are the preserved vegetables. Those are sauerkraut, pickles, and Kimchee. I'll bet there are others. Do you know what they are?


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What do you think? Isn't this just fascinating research?


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Very, very interesting article.

I'm only barely a neuroscience student, and only amateur at that. While familiar with the pre-frontal cortex and it's tasks, there is one thing in the article that confused me slightly. When you say connectivity is lower between the pre-frontal cortex and the brainstem, that means there's less ADD-esque scattering going on?

A paper I did last term also stands strongly in favor of the two-way communication between the brain and the body. Neural plasticity is a remarkable thing.

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Leif, that's a good way of putting it. When the response in the pre-frontal cortex is damped down, it helps to curb heavy emotional responses. This, in turn, allows more logical thinking. I was a bit befuddled by this at first, but I just love this research.

Neural plasticity IS a remarkable thing!


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