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Understanding the Link Between Gut Bacteria and Insulin Resistance.

A potential therapeutic target for ameliorating insulin resistance Carlos Martínez Sagasta-Medium.com   Insulin resistance is a common issue associated with conditions like metabolic syndrome and type 2 diabetes.It means that your body's cells have difficulty letting in the fuel they need, which can lead to health problems. Recent research has focused on the role of gut microbiota, the bacteria in our digestive tract, in insulin resistance. These bacteria can impact how our bodies process carbohydrates and energy intake, which is relevant to conditions like obesity and prediabetes. A study in Nature examined human data and found that insulin resistance is linked to certain carbohydrates in stool samples, which are influenced by how gut bacteria process them. (see more)

WUTD 09/13/2022

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Dietary and gut, Mental health and COVID risk, Excercise and depression, Nutrients and circulation

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7 Mental Health Problems Linked to Gut (WUTD original article)

-WUTD. C.M. Sagasta Mood disorders, like depression, used to be related only to the Central Nervous System. Today, depression is not only considered a mental health problem but a multifactorial disorder. The current knowledge shows that there is a gut-brain communication. This communication is bidirectional, involving the Central Nervous System, Autonomic Nervous System, neuroendocrine connections, immunological systems, and intestinal flora. Not only commercials link constipation to worries? It has long been known that neurons in the gastrointestinal tract also use the neurotransmitter serotonin. A study conducted on mice shows that a lack of serotonin in neurons of the intestine can cause constipation, just as the lack of serotonin in the brain can lead to depression. That could be one reason some scientists talk about “gut feelings” or “second brain”. The gastrointestinal tract, together with the gut-associated lymphoid tissue, represents the largest lymphoid organ in the human body