Do you know that your gut and brain have constant two-way communication? That the gut-brain axis effects anxiety, from ...

The disruption of abnormal activity in the gut microbiome may increase our risk for neurological disease, research suggests.

So long, suckers, gummy bears and candy corn — a renowned psychiatrist says the one thing you should definitely do if you’re depressed is trash the junk food.

It may be surprising but your gut can influence everything from your mental health and your immune system to your weight and ...

The connection between respiratory infections, chronic diseases like asthma, and the gut microbiome drives research toward ...

Consumer demand for ‘gut-friendly’ foods and beverages is growing fast, and industry is innovating just as quickly to meet it. So, what’s next for this seemingly unstoppable trend?

A bowel movement has a way of lightening the mood. A new study by medical researchers in China says the scientific impact is ...

In recent years, the focus on mental health has grown significantly, and for good reason. Mental well-being is vital to ...

Special gut microbes help the immune system halt the growth of tumors in the colon. Studies show that stress can harm those ...

Medics explained the gut has a rich network of neurons, just like the brain, and many neurotransmitters are common between ...

In a randomized triple-blinded controlled trial, probiotic and vitamin D supplementation did not significantly change ...

Researchers at the University of New Mexico have identified the presence of bacteria in the healthy brains of fish.