Sentences with phrase «second brain»

But how this so - called second brain works has remained mysterious.

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A child's brain undergoes an amazing period of development from birth to 3 — producing 700 new neural connections every second

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Those were the stats Fortune senior writer Michal Lev - Ram cited to kick off a session on the so - called second brain.

The digestive system is the most similar in neurochemistry to the brain, which is why your stomach is considered your second brain.

It was so complex that running a single 10 - second brain - wave reading through the program took six computers two days.

YOUR SECOND BRAIN With Jessica Richman of uBiome; Julie Smolyansky of Lifeway Foods; and Michal Lev - Ram of Fortune — Report by Beth Kowitt — Video: The Gut Controls the Entire Body — Video of the entire session

We're actually starting to understand we have a second brain in the gut.»

Then they returned to the university's lab for another round of cognitive tests and a second brain scan.

I need a second brain.

Flip the second brain half over and place next to the first half so that the straight ropes are touching and the zig - zags are on the outside.

Many scientists refer to the gut as «the second brain.»

Cazorla is our second brain beside Ozil.

Both will be a holding midfielder in defend and «second brain» (besides Ozil) in attacking mode at once.

Michael Schumacher has undergone a second brain surgery and a neurological scan shows that his condition, though still critical, has improved «slightly» in an update provided by his doctors Tuesday.

«If I needed someone to give me advice, then I'd have a second brain to tell me what to do,» he says.

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Your body contains a separate nervous system that is so complex it has been dubbed the second brain.

Then an increase in electrical activity occurred in a second brain region.

Although they could not grow a second brain elsewhere in the body, they succeeded in growing full neural tissue.

Researchers use the neurospheres to test treatments for gut motility disorders, in which portions of the intestine, sometimes referred to as the second brain, lack sufficient nerve cells to function properly.

* Of Microbes and Minds: A Narrative Review on the Second Brain Aging — Riccardo Calvani — Frontiers in Medicine

It's controlled by the enteric nervous system, which Columbia University neurogastroenterology expert Michael D. Gershon calls «the second brain.»

Your brain and intestines are mediated by many of the same hormones (which is why your gut is referred to as your second brain).

This neurotransmitter is actually produced in the gut, also known as your «second brain,» and is responsible for regulating your mood.

In medical literature your gut is often referred to as your «second brain.»

Your gut is even referred to as your second brain, and physically they even resemble each other!

In the medical literature, your gut is actually referred to as «the second brain.»

The medical literature actually refers to the gut as the «second brain.»

It is well established that the gut serves as our second brain.

Our enteric nervous system (where the gut lives) is known as the second brain, and we have almost as many sensory neurons in our gut as our brain.

With as many neurons as the spinal cord, the enteric nervous system is so sophisticated and complex that some have ventured to call it the «second brain.»

The gut is your second brain, constantly absorbing and giving out nutrients and information to help your body function based on what you feed it.

But that's not all — the gut also produces neurotransmitters that affect our psychology, impact our brain health, and is now considered by many experts as «the second brain.»

So looking at the other end of the gut - brain axis can uncover underlying factors that might be hidden in the «second brain».

Often labelled the body's «second brain», the gut or digestive system has a hand in all the tasks your body performs — from hormonal regulation of your metabolism and immune system to breaking down the foods you eat into the nutrients necessary for everyday tasks.

Your gastrointestinal system is known in the medical literature as your «second brain,» and gut - brain connection problems like leaky gut syndrome can affect your brain - hormone connection — leaving you with no sex drive and fatigue.

Your gut is your second brain, so its health should always come first.

Frances Dalton, a nutritionist and medical advisor for the MINDD Foundation, which promotes mind - body approaches in healthcare, says the gut is being recognised as the second brain.

If you're wondering how the bacteria in your digestive tract could possibly be connected to your mind, it's time to meet your «second brain,» the gut.

The enteric nervous system acts as a «second brain» in our gut.

The collagen is great for your gut, your «second brain,» which is essential to brain and hormone health.

Known as the «second brain,» your gastrointestinal system is essential and often overlooked factor in your energy levels.

This second brain influences our emotions, even though they're sometimes expressed as physical feelings rather than thoughts that are easy to articulate.