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Both alcohol and marijuana have direct actions on the brain. That’s why people consume them. They do not exert their primary effects via microbiome modulation. This is obvious because the effects occur nearly immediately upon consumption, whereas microbiome change from what you consume is a gradual process. The question I have is: Why has microbiome become the explanation for everything? What would lead you to believ…
> Both alcohol and marijuana have direct actions on the brain. That’s why people consume them. Which is orthogonal as to whether those direct actions also affect long term memory. > They do not exert their primary effects via microbiome modulation. Who said anything about primary effects?
Enhancing gut-brain communication reversed cognitive decline in aging mice
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Re: Enhancing gut-brain communication reversed cognitive decline in aging mice
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What did you do for heartburn? Just looking for ideas. I noticed reducing gluten helped me personally a lot
Im not saying to live this way, but a super restrictive test diet may open your eyes to some thing and then you can add back. I even once read that someone noticed an issue they tried to clear up for years with doctors went away on day 3 of a water fast. No, he wasn't going to fast forever. But he was shocked the first relief he ever had was that day. From there he solved his problem once his eyes were opened a bit.…
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What did you do for heartburn? Just looking for ideas. I noticed reducing gluten helped me personally a lot
It might not be gluten (protein) that is affecting you, but the fructans (carbohydrates) that are found in wheat, rye, and barely which are high in FODMAPs. Look into low-FODMAP diets if you haven't already.
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#194Unless I misread, I found interesting that exposing young mice to old-mice bacteria makes them behave old, but exposing old mice to young-mice bacteria doesn't make them behave young. I wonder if there is something in old-specimen bacteria that wins over young-specimen bacteria.
https://www.psypost.org/scientists-just-discovered-that-a-hi...