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Gut microbial diversity and inferred capacity to produce short-chain fatty acids are tied to acute stress reactivity in healthy adults

2025-06-25

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Acute stress triggers the release of stress hormones such as cortisol, increasing stress reactivity and aiding post-stress recovery. Rodent studies revealed that stress reactivity is modulated by the gut microbiota, and few interventional studies have provided evidence for an effect on human cortisol dynamics. However, it remains unclear whether stress reactivity is related to interindividual variations in gut mic...

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65cff581-b25b-5008-a92b-b6c3a0ab9082
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10.1101/2025.06.24.661294
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