The second brain. How microbes in the intestines control our mood, solutions and health

Can microbes influence our emotions and actions? It turns out that they are capable of not only this, but also much more!

Doctor of Medical Sciences Emeran Mayer represents in his book a revolutionary view of the structure of the human body and what role the interaction between the brain and the gastrointestinal tract plays in it. Trillions of microorganisms living in the intestines are in constant connection with each other and with the brain, and it is precisely on it that our general condition, and even the adoption of life decisions, largely depends.

In addition, malfunctions in this interaction lead to the development of depression, autism, dementia and Parkinson"s disease.

The author convincingly shows that the body"s health and the fight against serious chronic diseases are impossible without establishing the correct dialogue with their microbes