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The Simple Science The gut-brain axis is like a two-way communication line between your stomach and your brain. It’s constantly sending messages back and forth to help regulate your hunger, digestion, and even your mood. To make this axis work for you, think about how what you eat affects not just your stomach, but also … Continue reading ""