Gut Uptake, Brain and Behaviour
Tveiten D. Bioeng, K. L. Reichelt
Journal of Scientific Research and Reports · pp. 2834–2847 · Published 6 Sep 2014
10.9734/JSRR/2014/10162Abstract
Aims: To document the evidence for a gut uptake to brain axis. The many hormones, many of them peptides and shared by the intestines and the brain, will not be included in this survey. Methods: Systematic looking through journal publications by means of Pub med and collected information and authors research since 1978. Results: Food-protein antibodies, food-protein derived peptides and direct physiological evidence point to considerable effect of the digestive system on behavior and mood. Removal of specific proteins from diet ameliorates the clinical condition. Conclusion: Uptake from the gut of various substances has effect on behaviour.
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