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Imagine a hidden world within you, a world teeming with life. Your gut, a second brain, harbors trillions of bacteria that have the power to shape your mood, your thoughts, and your emotions. These tiny organisms, through the gut-brain axis, communicate with your brain, influencing your mental health. When this delicate balance is disrupted, it can lead to conditions like depression and anxiety. To nurture this inner world, we must nourish our gut with probiotic and prebiotic foods, manage stress, and explore integrative therapies like meditation and cognitive-behavioral therapy
By Sophie LaurantImagine a hidden world within you, a world teeming with life. Your gut, a second brain, harbors trillions of bacteria that have the power to shape your mood, your thoughts, and your emotions. These tiny organisms, through the gut-brain axis, communicate with your brain, influencing your mental health. When this delicate balance is disrupted, it can lead to conditions like depression and anxiety. To nurture this inner world, we must nourish our gut with probiotic and prebiotic foods, manage stress, and explore integrative therapies like meditation and cognitive-behavioral therapy