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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2025 · 9 MIN

Gut microbiome and Mood

from Rise Don't Stop · host Reda Neggaz

The digestive system microbiome is of vital importance to the general health of the human body, we depend heavily on microbes, especially those in the digestive system, to survive. The microbes that protect us from germs are the same ones that break down food components to produce energy and also provide the body with vitamins.Any malfunctions that affect the formation of the microbiome in the digestive system reduce the balance in the communication between the nerve cells in the intestine and the brain.The digestive system is of utmost importance if we want to maintain health. And the mental and behavioral reactions to be excellent. Your diet needs to contain a variety of fruits and vegetables, as well as whole grains. Add to that fermented foods such as yogurt and kefir. This all feeds the beneficial bacteria in the intestines.Probiotics must be taken to replenish the beneficial bacteria within our digestive system. If we make our daily food contain probiotics, this will be the best and cheapest way to restore the beneficial microflora within our digestive tract and improve our health. If you incorporate measures into your daily routine to create a healthy level of digestive microbes, this will benefit your mental and emotional health, which will make you a person heading toward life and eager for success.

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