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A new study suggests that fermented foods — such as yogurt, kimchi, and miso — may help reduce anxiety and depression by influencing gut bacteria, which in turn affects brain chemistry.

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To their surprise, researchers found bacteria linked to the gut inside the brain. The discovery suggests that a breach in what is known as "the blood-brain barrier," caused by implanting the ...

Some gut bacteria could make medicines less effective ... They aim to determine strategies for improving drug efficacy (Getty Images) They noted that the effectiveness of drugs differs from ...

To their surprise, researchers found bacteria linked to the gut inside the brain. The discovery suggests that a breach in what is known as "the blood-brain barrier," caused by implanting the ...