Psychological state and level of activity of extrinsic gut innervation – (07-19-01)



Psychological state and level of activity of extrinsic gut innervation

This article suggests a link between psychological health and the function of the GI tract. While this is no big shocker, it does remind us once again that true wellness also includes our psychological and emotional well being. Many times we focus on the obvious stuff like diet and exercise and forget about the rest of wellness. As an aside, exercise does have a major impact on overall mood and emotional health…

Gut — Abstracts: Emmanuel et al. 49 (2): 209

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Biofeedback and improved gut transit and autonomic innervation

Ditto. Gut — Abstracts: Emmanuel and Kamm 49 (2): 214

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