Bened Life blog - Probiotics for your brain
Can Probiotics Support Sleep and Mood?
Poor sleep can not only leave you feeling irritable, but also can impact your gut microbiome. Eating certain foods and taking gut-brain probiotics may help.
Can Probiotics Support Sleep and Mood?
Poor sleep can not only leave you feeling irritable, but also can impact your gut microbiome. Eating certain foods and taking gut-brain probiotics may help.
What is HT-PS23? (HT L. paracasei PS23)
Noelle Patno, PhD discusses HT-PS23, the stress-relieving postbiotic in Neuralli Mood and what it can mean to your mental health.
What is HT-PS23? (HT L. paracasei PS23)
Noelle Patno, PhD discusses HT-PS23, the stress-relieving postbiotic in Neuralli Mood and what it can mean to your mental health.
What Are Postbiotics?
As more postbiotics find their way into supplements and foods, it’s important to understand what postbiotics are and the diversity of ways this term may be used.
What Are Postbiotics?
As more postbiotics find their way into supplements and foods, it’s important to understand what postbiotics are and the diversity of ways this term may be used.
What Is the Gut-Brain Axis? How Your Microbiome...
The gut-brain axis allows your gut and brain to "talk" to one another, and is the reason that certain probiotics can help with mood and sleep.
What Is the Gut-Brain Axis? How Your Microbiome...
The gut-brain axis allows your gut and brain to "talk" to one another, and is the reason that certain probiotics can help with mood and sleep.
Which Supplements Can Increase Dopamine Levels?
Low dopamine levels can cause you to feel tired, lack focus, and not feel like yourself. Here are 10 dopamine-boosting supplements you can try.
Which Supplements Can Increase Dopamine Levels?
Low dopamine levels can cause you to feel tired, lack focus, and not feel like yourself. Here are 10 dopamine-boosting supplements you can try.
What Does Dopamine Do?
Dopamine is a "feel-good" neurotransmitter involved in impulse control, memory, attention, sleep, motion, and even kidney function. Learn how it works and how to optimize your levels here.
What Does Dopamine Do?
Dopamine is a "feel-good" neurotransmitter involved in impulse control, memory, attention, sleep, motion, and even kidney function. Learn how it works and how to optimize your levels here.
Risk Factors for Parkinson’s Disease: What to Know
Researchers are finding ways to detect Parkinson's disease earlier and identifying diet and lifestyle factors that may increase PD risk.
Risk Factors for Parkinson’s Disease: What to Know
Researchers are finding ways to detect Parkinson's disease earlier and identifying diet and lifestyle factors that may increase PD risk.
What Are Psychobiotics?
Psychobiotics are live bacteria (probiotics) which, when ingested, confer mental health benefits. Find out how they could benefit your mood and how they work.
What Are Psychobiotics?
Psychobiotics are live bacteria (probiotics) which, when ingested, confer mental health benefits. Find out how they could benefit your mood and how they work.
Best Probiotics & Vitamins for Stress Relief
Here are some easy ways to upgrade your routine with stress-relieving vitamins, supplements, and gut-brain probiotics.
Best Probiotics & Vitamins for Stress Relief
Here are some easy ways to upgrade your routine with stress-relieving vitamins, supplements, and gut-brain probiotics.
A New Way to Test for Parkinson’s Disease
Research suggests that a lab test analyzing cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) for alpha-synuclein can accurately detect Parkinson’s disease, even in people without tremors.
A New Way to Test for Parkinson’s Disease
Research suggests that a lab test analyzing cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) for alpha-synuclein can accurately detect Parkinson’s disease, even in people without tremors.
What is PS128?
L. plantarum PS128 is a gut-brain probiotic strain. It can provide dietary management of certain neurological conditions.
What is PS128?
L. plantarum PS128 is a gut-brain probiotic strain. It can provide dietary management of certain neurological conditions.
