… old age, this review focuses on the role of the gut–brain axis in brain function and behaviour
and the potential nutritional interventions to target this axis as psychiatric disease therapies. …

… A gut-brain axis controls food intake and appetite in response to homeostatic and non-homoeostatic
signals. The hypothalamus, brainstem and corticolimbic system form a complex …

… advancements regarding the neuroendocrine control of food intake and energy homeostasis
and the effects of peripheral metabolic signals on the brain. The development of molecular …

… food intake and body weight are dysregulated. To focus on these, we first provide a brief
overview of various food-… in the microbiota-gut-brain axis. Special emphasis is laid on SCFAs …

… important to study the complex way in which the brain controls genome-microbiome symbiosis
and the … along the gut-brain axis, producing disorders in brain functionality and behaviour. …

… This review is based upon presentations in the “Food for Thought” minisymposium at the
Society for Neuroscience Annual Meeting in San Diego in 2013. The goal of that symposium …

… Based upon these data it appears that sleeve gastrectomy induces changes of the
stomach–brain axes; acyl-ghrelin initiates molecular events in the gut-brain axis that are likely …

… In this concise review, we focus on the microbiota–gut–brain axis and explore the complex
mechanisms that bi-directionally link the gut microbiota with the brain. We also outline current …

… The gut–brain axis and the microbiome have recently … public thought on (what we currently
call) the gut–brain axis in … -century psychological and medical thought. In the late century, …

… neurons, indicating a functional response to food status in these cells. The purpose of
this article is to summarize evidence for the existence of a brain-gut network of orexin-containing …