Gut Bacteria Roles in Depression

cause of disability in the world (WHO).
According to research, ethnic differences in depression symptom severity and the gut microbiota's potential role in depressive disorders are both present.
13 various species of gut bacteria have now been linked to the symptoms of depression, according to studies from the UK and the Netherlands.
A recent study, appearing in Nature Communications, demonstrates how gut bacteria may contribute to sadness by producing neurotransmitters like glutamate and serotonin.
Chronic sadness, emptiness, or the inability to experience pleasure are all symptoms of depression. Although the causes of depression are not fully understood, it is likely that several elements.
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