Research published in Frontiers in Neuroscience highlights the critical role of the Vagus Nerve in the gut-brain axis. This nerve acts as a bidirectional highway, if it is under-stimulated due to chronic stress, your brain physically cannot hear the satiety hormones being produced in your digestive tract
They can be beneficial for patients suffering from Parkinsons disease, Alzheimers disease, and other neurological disorders
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In MCAS, these cells become hyper-reactive, inappropriately degranulating and releasing floods of histamine, tryptase, and inflammatory cytokines
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