Incredibly, the microbes in your gut produce neurotransmitters identical to those that your brain uses to communicate from one cell to another. These are partly for microbes to talk to each other, but also to talk to their host. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mood-by-microbe/202307/the-three-channels-of-gut-brain-communication

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Incredibly, the microbes in your gut produce neurotransmitters identical to those that your brain uses to communicate from one cell to another. These are partly for microbes to talk to each other, but also to talk to their host.
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The Three Channels of Gut-Brain Communication

Nature is everywhere gothic, not classic. She forms a real jungle, where all things are provisional, half-fitted to each other, and untidy.—William James New discoveries about the gut-brain axis cont