"Brain-Gut Axis: The Effect of Intestinal Microbiome on Mental Health" - Dr Emily Deans

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

As a lifelong depressed person.....who doesn't believe in Man Made poison medicine....I would volunteer as a person "in testing" for "happy poop pill" ingestion (if you will). The whole field is purely intuitive,...as far as logic is concerned. Are you a scientist starting a "paper or study on mental health" via: "The intact of 'Happy microbes,....human ingestion testing".....get in touch with me. I think this is the "current frontier"...forget "ECT or magnetic resonance modalities....they aren't natural....our "gut friends need to be taken care of....and we'll all become fully functional". Get in touch with me.

[@bobleglob162]

great talk. thank you

[@joshuabowman7210]

A very great talk i have some questions. If microbiome can effect our brain is there any test done to see how they effect a tumor into a Metastatic state ? Or effect the health of the mitochondria ?

[@clarkflavor]

Wohoo! Hoo! Wooh!

[@njpyke]

such a brilliant talk - so so sorry it is spoiled by constant reference to the torture of laboratory mice. Please can we have human research for human health. Thank you so much for all the rest of this excellent information

[@sarahoconnell6540]

I'm a huge animal lover but the use of mice in the lab is completely necessary. How do you propose we genetically programme humans to develop certain diseases in order to study them and create new cures? Without the use of laboratory mice important research all over the world would be halted.

[@michaelaffleck7140]

Nathaniel Pyke LD50 studies are bogus, that's for sure

[@stephengutsch6957]

Would you volunteer?

[@michaelaffleck7140]

Nathaniel Pyke yes I don't think a mouse is a good indicator of a human response. Consider for example that a mouse's teeth never stop growing throughout their life cycle. They still however with LD50 studies determine chemical toxicity which really amounts to a loose association or conjecture. Just because something is considered safe in mice that does not mean that it will be safe in humans.

[@clubadv]

That pain you feel toward mice is magnified greatly for pro life conservatives. However we don't seem to have another way yet of advancing medicine as 88% of what works on mice seem to have similar results for humans. Everyone seems to be caloused toward some forms of feeling life.

[@marcygonzalez4169]

I think they should do their testing on people on death row, rather than the poor mice. Leave the mice alone, they are innocent.

[@Sonsbitchesall]

Ummmmm Mice are mice. People are people. What you say is revolting. Humans don’t own people.