- Releasing toxins in the absence of nutrients and manipulating host behaviors through pain signaling.
- Altering host's taste receptors and influencing food preferences.
- Producing neurochemicals, which interfere with vagus nerve activity.
- Producing analogs of mammalian hormones which involved in mood and behavior.
- Direct manipulation of intestinal cells.
- http://www.diabetesincontrol.com/articles/diabetes-news/16935-can-gut-bacteria-manipulate-eating-behavior
Dr. House
Saturday, September 27, 2014
Can Gut Bacteria Manipulate Eating Behavior?
Based on their review of recent scientific literature, researchers
found that gut microbes could manipulate our eating behaviors through
several mechanisms, including:
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