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Regulation of the gut microbiota by diet and exercise: Improvements in cognition and emotion

2023-09-15

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The intestinal flora lives in the human intestine, and affects the health of the host through the protection of the intestine and its participation in the regulation of the body's metabolism. Gut microbiota plays a key role in regulating psychological behavior by regulating the integrity of the intestinal barrier, significantly alleviating depression, aversion, and anxiety-like emotions, while also regulating and...

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Literature Corpus work: c43bd645-59c8-54c4-9dea-c6fd32723471
DOI: 10.1016/j.fufo.2023.100256

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