Stomach-brain synchronisation is associated with poorer mental health
- PMID: 40925789
- DOI: 10.1016/j.tins.2025.09.001
Stomach-brain synchronisation is associated with poorer mental health
Abstract
In common parlance, 'being in touch with your body' is often used positively. However, in a recent study, Banellis, Rebollo, and colleagues show that better stomach-brain synchronisation is actually associated with increased anxiety and depression scores. These findings add an interesting dimension to debates on the role of interoception in mental health.
Keywords: anxiety; depression; disgust; electrogastrography; gut–brain axis; interoception.
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