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Targeted diet reduces stress and anxiety

The role of psychobiotics under the lens of Edmund Mach Foundation research

The virtuous combination of lifestyle and nutrition affects people's mental health. Confirmation comes from an international study coordinated by University College Cork (Ireland), in which the Edmund Mach Foundation (Fem) participated. The focus of the study is psychobiotics, beneficial microorganisms that flank probiotics, and that by operating along the microbiota-gut-brain axis contribute to improved...

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