The Enteric Memory Theory: Does the Gut Learn From Food Exposure
1. Introduction The concept of memory is traditionally associated with the brain and cognitive processes; however, recent research suggests that the gut itself possesses a form of adaptive memory. Termed the enteric memory theory, this concept posits that the gastrointestinal tract can “remember” prior exposures to specific foods, nutrients, or microbial stimuli and respond differently …
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