CO-RELATION BETWEEN THE GUT MICROBIOTA AND BRAIN

CO-RELATION BETWEEN THE GUT MICROBIOTA AND BRAIN

(Fix your Gut and Fix your Brain)

Chhavi Rana1, Dr. Lekha Singh2, Jyoti Tiwari3

1,2,3Deparment of Medical Lab Technology, Kailash Institute of Nursing and Paramedical science, (G.N)

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Abstract - The relationship between your gut and your brain refers to a neurological pathway that exists among your gastrointestinal tract and brain. They are linked in numerous methods, whether physiologically or through biochemistry. The human gut is home for a wide variety of living organisms, including microbes, viruses, bacteria, fungus, and archaea. The term "microbiome" refers to these all together. The bacteria which inhabit the gastrointestinal tracts of people along with other creatures are known as the gut microbiota, intestinal flora, A number of bacteria have been related to illnesses, whereas other microbes are crucial for additional aspects of well-being. Individuals with a range of neurological disorders, including depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, have been discovered to have notable changes in the chemical makeup of their gut microbes. Microbes in the gut are additionally connected to various mental health conditions.

KeyWords: Gut microflora, Probiotics, Vagus nerve, Neurotransmitters, Tryptophan, stress, Neurological disorders