Human intestinal microbiome and mental health: state of the problem
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Baryl'nik YuB, Shul'dyakov AA, Filippova NV, et al. [Human intestinal microbiome and mental health: state of the problem]. Rossiiskii psikhiatricheskii zhurnal [Russian Journal of Psychiatry]. 2015;(3):30-41. Russian
Depressive disorders in recent years, occupy one of the leading causes of disability worldwide. In this regard, seems extremely important to identify new targets for prevention and treatment of depression. Modern research confirms a significant role in the regulation of intestinal microbiome mental functions, such as mood and behavior. In addition, recent studies have shown that malnutrition is largely correlated with depressive disorders and is one of the risk factors for depression. In this review, an analysis of studies showing that the intestinal microflora is a key factor in mediating the relationship between the characteristics of supply and depressive disorders.
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