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Brain-Gut Connection

Brain Bites is a 6-part series of short, informative videos about Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction (DGBIs) and gut-directed therapies.

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In this first episode, Dr. Kim Wesley introduces Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction—what they are, how common they are, and why understanding them matters in order to improve gut health. Subscribe to Brain Bites to see get the full 6-video series straight to your inbox!

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