A new study suggests this may lead to symptoms seen in long COVID patients. Decreased levels of serotonin in the body may be a contributing factor in the development and persistence of so-called 'long ...
Serotonin is known to regulate digestion at multiple levels within the human gastrointestinal, and up to 95% of the mood-regulating hormone is released into the gut by certain intestinal cells. What's ...
BioWorld - Sunday, September 17, 2023 See today's BioWorld Home » Findings Take Depression Past Serotonin, Forced Swim Test Subscribe to BioWorld™ news services See subscription options To read the ...
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A serotonin shield rather than a source: Revisiting the placenta's critical role in the health of babies
Often called a "happiness hormone," serotonin regulates mood, so it's often associated with the brain. In reality, less than 5% of serotonin is made in the brain, with 95% of it made in the gut. But ...
Serotonin from the mother is taken up by the fetal placenta, which then produces a myriad of hormones, growth factors, and regulators that are delivered to the fetus. Credit: Yale University For the ...
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