your-gut-directly-connected-your-brain-newly-discovered-neuron-circuit

11/18/2018

This article discusses a newly discovered neuron circuit that directly connects the gut and the brain. It explains that previous research has focused on the role of the gut-brain axis in influencing various aspects of health, including mood and behavior. The article describes how scientists have now identified a specific circuit of neurons that allows signals to travel between the gut and the brain. The discovery of this circuit has the potential to shed light on various diseases and conditions that involve the gut and the brain, such as irritable bowel syndrome and autism. The article concludes by highlighting the implications of this research for understanding the complex relationship between the gut and the brain.

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