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Evidencing changes indicate the possibility of prebiotics having neuroprotective, stress-buffering effects through the modulation of the MGBA by restoring microbial homeostasis, changing neuroendocrine responses, or affecting gene expression in stress-related brain regions (Burokas et al., 2017)

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We are born with a leaky gut gaps in the intestinal wall (tight junctions) to allow nutrition through into our bloodstream, but as we grow these tight junctions should close up as a selective protective barrier

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Squeeze contents of packet into mouth or stir into your favorite beverage