Gut Bacteria Might Affect Cognition via the Vagus Nerve
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Research suggests that the gut microbiome may play a role in cognitive function, potentially contributing to memory loss and age-related cognitive decline through the vagus nerve. Some studies have found that enhancing gut-brain communication can reverse cognitive decline and improve memory formation in certain cases. The relationship between the gut and brain is being explored as a potential factor in age-associated cognitive decline and memory loss.
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