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Since coming into the spotlight Matt Judon Ravens Jersey , psychobiotics have caused rivers of ink to flow. The term "psychobiotics" was coined at the end of October by Ted Dinan Professor of Psychiatry, University College Cork, Ireland and his colleagues from the Department of Psychiatry at the university.

According to this work published in the Society of Biological Psychiatry journal, a psychobioticis is: "A living organism that, when ingested in the adequate quantities Michael Pierce Ravens Jersey , benefits the health of patients with psychiatric illnesses".

An ongoing research since 2013 focuses on the role of the microbiota (gut flora) in social behavior, corroborated in recent studies in experimental animals. (Desbonnet L et al., Mol Psychiatry. 2013).

In a paper published in April 2013 in the first issue of the Journal of Probiotics and Health magazine (West R et al.), conducted on a total of 33 children and teenagers with autistic spectrum disorders (ASDs) who throughout the investigation received over a period of 6 months a blend of 5 probiotic strains (Delpro®), it was noted that Austin Howard Ravens Jersey , in addition to a lessening of the digestive symptomatology on those patients, there was a visible improvement in the behavioral items of the ATEC scale, an assessment scale that measures the severity of the autism. It is in this scale where parameters like language, sociability, learning and behavior are measured.

These theories and studies usher and give rise to a new spin on how microorganisms in the microbiota (gut flora) affect our emotions..

Recently a group of experts on probiotics and the fields of biology and microbiology from the Healthy Help Corporation company I+D+I department led by D. Jose Antonio Sánchez has coined the term Psychodysbiosis to submit a paper which focuses on how emotions affect our microbiota Ryan Jensen Ravens Jersey , in other words the inverse process. Then, can our emotions influence the microorganisms which inhabit our insides...