Thank you for this excellent article! I find the mind-gut connection particularly interesting.
[I would imagine that anyone who has consistent digestive problems develops mental/emotional (+social) symptoms too, and vice versa › the effect of fear and anxiety on the gut is well known and documented. a perfect combination for a vicious cycle]
I've been wondering for some time whether anyone is researching the link between mind and celiac plexus (aka solar plexus). If the activity in this part of the nervous system was studied as much as the brain ~ esp. in relation to mental-emotional stress ~ we might gain some fascinating insights.
Mind / gut is interesting, especially the dysbiotic aspect! Alongside IBS, April is autism awareness month - I'll be writing from this perspective citing the work of the late Dr. Montagnier who relocated to China! (from France)! to pursue this line of inquiry. What a world right?! Thanks for reading !
Thank you for this excellent article! I find the mind-gut connection particularly interesting.
[I would imagine that anyone who has consistent digestive problems develops mental/emotional (+social) symptoms too, and vice versa › the effect of fear and anxiety on the gut is well known and documented. a perfect combination for a vicious cycle]
I've been wondering for some time whether anyone is researching the link between mind and celiac plexus (aka solar plexus). If the activity in this part of the nervous system was studied as much as the brain ~ esp. in relation to mental-emotional stress ~ we might gain some fascinating insights.
Mind / gut is interesting, especially the dysbiotic aspect! Alongside IBS, April is autism awareness month - I'll be writing from this perspective citing the work of the late Dr. Montagnier who relocated to China! (from France)! to pursue this line of inquiry. What a world right?! Thanks for reading !