Nr 4 2025 — Gut-brain axis (samspelet mellan tarmen och hjärnan)
Vagusnerven - länken mellan hjärnan och magen
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När magen rubbar din dygnsrytm – kopplingen mellan sömn och tarmhälsa
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Kan probiotika minska depression och stress?
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Tryptofanets väg till hjärnan – nyckeln till mentalt välmående?
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SIBO OCH LÄCKANDE TARM ”Det viktiga är inte vilka bakterier du har – utan i vilken tarm de sitter”
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Salt kan påverka vikt och fettförbränning
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Kortisonabstinens – en komplex och kontroversiell hudåkomma
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Brist på selen kan förklara ett försvagat immunförsvar
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