Posted on Jul 5, 2016
Gut bacteria spotted eating brain chemicals for the first time
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Gut bacteria spotted eating brain chemicals for the first time
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That is not very surprising SSgt (Join to see) since GABA is used by the body that stomach bacteria consume GABA. If they didn't GABA would pass through the stomach into the small intestine "unprocessed".
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Remember that God is in complete control of his design and no matter how brilliant we appear to be we are not experts and only learning as we progress in knowledge and understanding.
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Good Point, but I wonder if these levels are exponentially are increasing. LTC Stephen F.
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LTC Stephen F.
SSgt (Join to see) - I would expect the increase to be closer to linear increase proportional to the GABA present than an exponential or geometric proportion growth.
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Interesting. Our body relies on many symbiotic processes to function properly.
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