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Could Probiotics Be the Key to Easing Your Anxiety?

INTENSE 30 Minute SHOULDER & ABS WORKOUT | Ashton Hall

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  • Could Probiotics Be the Key to Easing Your Anxiety?

  • INTENSE 30 Minute SHOULDER & ABS WORKOUT | Ashton Hall

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Anxiety is linked to gut health: Could probiotics help treat it?

A recent review explores the connection between gut health and anxiety, suggesting that an imbalance in gut bacteria could play a role in anxiety symptoms. The study highlighted that people with anxiety often experience reduced diversity in their gut microbiome, including fewer short-chain fatty acid-producing bacteria. It suggests that probiotics, particularly strains like Lactobacillus, may help alleviate anxiety by restoring balance in the gut. Researchers found that specific probiotics might regulate neurotransmitters like GABA and serotonin, which are essential for stress response and emotional regulation. However, the review also emphasizes that while promising, the full impact of probiotics on anxiety is still not well understood and further research is needed to confirm these findings.butter, with its higher omega-3 content, is a healthier alternative to regular butter.

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INTENSE 30 Minute SHOULDER & ABS WORKOUT | Ashton Hall

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