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    microorganisms, many of which are bacteria. The microorganisms in the human microbiota are referred to as commensal flora. There are an estimated 100 trillion good bacteria in the human body.[7] Most of which are found in the gastro-intestinal tract although they also reside in the skin, the saliva and the mucosa. These bacteria are diverse; there are estimated to be >1000 species in the human gut alone.[7] Bacteria that are part of the human microbiota can be either harmless or beneficial to…

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    mouse models. 2. Background to the problem. The microbial composition of the gut in early life is known to influence the development and functioning of the adult brain, including behavioral functions. Many behavioural disorders like anxiety, depression and autism have been linked to severe damage to the gut microbiota. Studies have shown that the gut microbiota enhance the synthesis of neurotransmitters by cells lining the gut, fortify the blood-brain barrier by producing short-chain fatty…

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    SCD is designed to “reboot” your digestive system and heal your gut. It advises the removal of grains, starchy vegetables, lactose, some beans, and any sweeteners other than honey, saccharine, and occasional stevia. 2. Gut and Psychology Syndrome (GAPS Diet) The Gut and Psychology Syndrome (GAPS) Diet was derived from the SCD, and it focuses on removing foods that are difficult to digest and may be damaging to the intestinal flora. These foods are then replaced with nutrient-dense foods to…

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    Every year about 42.5 million American adults suffer from a mental illness. Also 1 in every 10 children suffer from mental illness(¨The Rise¨). Mental illness affects younger generations more frequently than middle aged generations. Half of all chronic mental illness begin by the age of 14(¨Mental Health¨). Additionally, the rates of depression and anxiety among young people in America have been increasing steadily for the past 50 to 70 years. ¨When I first started working in depression 30 years…

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    Your gut health is mainly determined by the health of your gut barrier and gut flora or the intestinal microorganism. How are you going to improve them? The best way is to avoid processed foods that contains artificial flavorings, refined sugar and additives and eating foods that are dense in nutrients…

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    Leaky Gut Research Paper

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    begins in the gut.” These words were spoken 2,500 years ago, and today’s scientists are just beginning to understand how right he was. As it turns out, poor gut health can absolutely hinder thyroid function and trigger autoimmune diseases such as Hashimoto’s disease. Leaky Gut and Autoimmune Response The human GI tract consists of one long hollow tube that allows food to travel from the mouth all the way through the body and out the anus. One of the most important functions of “the gut” is to…

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    microbiota transplant may be recommended but only after the third reoccurrence. FMT allows for normalization of the gut flora, restoration of balance in the patient’s metabolism, and stimulation of immune responses in the gastrointestinal tract (Boyle, Ruth-Sahd, Zhou, 2015, p.55-56). Fecal Microbiota Transplant Fecal microbiota transplant allows for normalization of the gut flora, restoration of balance in the patient’s metabolism, and stimulation of immune responses in the gastrointestinal…

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    Candidosis Essay

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    the body on all of the mucous membranes which line the gastro intestinal tract. It is just especially prominent in the colon. It has a job to do, just like any other bacteria. Its growth is normally kept in check by the friendly lacto bacteria in our gut and by a healthy immune system. When these regulating factors are disturbed, yeast (rather happily) multiplies. This multiplication of yeast can be contributed to or encouraged by a number of things. These include: - Stress, which supresses the…

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    Colon Cleanse

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    As well as these foods will frequently remain much longer in the gut. Once you cleanse the colon, this matter is washed out from the system, and, in some, may lead to considerable weight loss that stays off. However, if you’re seeking to lose weight, one study implies that basically augmenting fiber ingestion can as…

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    mother to the baby, and shows impact on immune system. According to (Mercola ,2012) women having vaginal infections during their pregnancy shows an impact on during child birth ,the unfriendly flora can predispose new born children to gut and psychology and physiology syndrome. The problems that are faced by gut and psychology syndrome and physiology syndrome can lead to many health problems for the infant as indicated below in the…

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