Role Of Microbiota In Anxiety Disorders
Today, many people are faced with anxiety problems both due to environmental factors and biological factors, but the clear reason for this situation is not known. In this study, anxiety diseases, which are common mental-nervous disorders, are discussed on the axis of the brain-microbiota, and the studies conducted at this point are compiled. Studies in recent decades have shown that metabolic events occurring in the intestinal microflora are directly or indirectly related to brain signals. In addition, in studies conducted between patients suffering from anxiety disorders and normal individuals, it has been observed that there is a significant difference in the intestinal microflora, and it has been observed that the microbiota diversity is relatively less in individuals with anxiety. In future studies, microbiota-brain microorganism studies may offer promising results in the treatment of serious mental conditions such as anxiety disorders.
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General Internal Medicine Iv
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