What blood values are the most important for assessing a problem with the axis?
By Jane Foster, PhD
There is not a simple blood test to detect a problem with the gut-brain axis. Ongoing research in the field aims to identify biomarkers that will help determine how the gut-brain axis is altered in different individuals and to guide treatments and therapies.
This question was answered by Jane Foster, PhD.
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