Bacterial imbalances in the gut cause brain chemistry disturbances. Researchers in Chapel Hill, NC found gut bacteria imbalances in people with anorexia nervosa. Those imbalances were directly related to some of the psychological symptoms of anxiety and depression. Chapel Hill Medical Center for Eating Disorders got a grant to study the gut-brain axis in their patients for the next 3 years. They want to find out if improving the intestinal microbial terrain will have a positive affect in individuals with eating disorders as patients using standard treatments have a high rate of relapse weeks after they are discharged.
3 million Americans have been diagnosed with anorexia nervosa an eating disorder. Anorexics were found to have significantly less microbial diversity. Bacterial diversity in the gut corresponds to better health. This in turn creates better moods.
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