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Think with your stomach: Your gut microbiome
Bacteria that occur in your stomach can affect your health in a variety of ways, from digestion to allergies. More recently, scientific studies are finding that the microbes that colonize our guts also have an effect on our brain, and can play a role in
conditions such as autism, depression and anxiety.
To learn more, check out this podcast with Dr. Jesse Corry, neurologist at Allina Health's United Hospital.
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