Surgical Gastroenterologist shares how antibiotics use disrupts gut-brain communication system
Antibiotics, while life-saving, disrupt the gut microbiome, the "second brain" crucial for digestion, immunity, and neurotransmitter production. This disruption, especially with chronic use, damages the gut-brain axis, leading to "brain fog," mood issues, anxiety, and poor sleep as the gut sends distress signals to the brain.
Antibiotics, while life-saving, disrupt the gut microbiome, the "second brain" crucial for digestion, immunity, and neurotransmitter production. This disruption, especially with chronic use, damages the gut-brain axis, leading to "brain fog," mood issues, anxiety, and poor sleep as the gut sends distress signals to the brain.
