We’ve all had a bad night of sleep – anxious thoughts, uncomfortable sleeping position, needing to get up in the middle of the night – followed by a day of fogginess and irritability. But if one bad night turns into a pattern of poor sleep, it can affect you in…
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How does the neurologically active PS128 probiotic work?
The organ with the second largest number of nerve cells besides your brain is your gut. Often called the “2nd brain”, the enteric nervous system connects to the central nervous system via the vagus nerve and other pathways. This so-called gut-brain axis (GBA) enables two-way communication between the brain and…
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3 Reasons to Consider a Daily Probiotic Supplement for Parkinson’s
Your intestinal tract is home to the gut microbiome. These trillions of micro-organisms aid digestion and help maintain a healthy gastrointestinal (GI) tract. But they can also have more far-reaching effects because of the intimate connection between gut and brain. This means that when the gut microbiome is unbalanced, it…
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