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autism, ADHD, depression, severe anxiety, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) | autism, ADHD, depression, severe anxiety, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) | ||
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- | //**L.E. Goehler** et al.//(({{pubmed> | + | //**L.E. Goehler** et al.//(({{pmid> |
- | Further, Neufeld //et al.// showed that germ-free mice exhibited reduced anxiety-like behavior as well as significant neurochemical changes in the brain compared to specific-pathogen-free mice. (({{pubmed> | + | Further, Neufeld //et al.// showed that germ-free mice exhibited reduced anxiety-like behavior as well as significant neurochemical changes in the brain compared to specific-pathogen-free mice. (({{pmid> |
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+ | Findings suggest that a low dose of THC produces subjective stress-relieving effects in line with those commonly reported among cannabis users, but that higher doses may non-specifically increase negative mood. (({{pmid> | ||
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Bacteria’s presence or absence affected how the mice used certain brain chemicals and genes involved in brain development. Taken together, the results indicate that intestinal bacteria somehow shape the brain and make mice more anxious — or cautious, depending how you look at it, Pettersson says. | Bacteria’s presence or absence affected how the mice used certain brain chemicals and genes involved in brain development. Taken together, the results indicate that intestinal bacteria somehow shape the brain and make mice more anxious — or cautious, depending how you look at it, Pettersson says. | ||
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