Tired All the Time, and the Medication Keeps Stopping Working?
The part of the story that sits between the psychiatrist and the GP.
By the Manna Honey editorial team
You wake up already tired. You take what you were prescribed. It helps for a while. Then it stops, the dose goes up, another drug gets added, and somehow you are still exhausted.
Millions of people live like this. Most are never asked about the one organ that talks to the brain all day long.
Two professionals, one gap
Your psychiatrist follows your mood. Your GP follows your labs. The gut sits between them and falls to neither. It is the part of the picture nobody is specifically paid to examine.
Try Manna Gut HoneyWhy the gut belongs in the conversation
Spore-forming gut bacteria promoted serotonin production in research published in Cell (Yano et al., 2015).
The vagus nerve connects gut and brain and is involved in mood, appetite and immune regulation (Browning et al., Gastroenterology 2017).
Sleep and the gut microbiota influence each other, according to a published review (PubMed 35032622).
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