Microbiome????

In 2014 a man by the name of John Cryan from the University of Cork in Ireland came to a conference to talk to some neuroscientists.  He is not a neuroscientist, and his information was not well received.  He had found a link to the microbiome in the body that affected the brain, which can lead to a change in behavior and disease conditions.  However, some of the researchers decided that they would stick their neck out and see what this was all about.  There is know research being done on the microbiome in relationship to Alzheimer"s, Parkinson's, depression, schizophrenia, autism and other conditions.  Most of the studies, so far, have focused on mice.  These mice are raised in a germ free condition.  They are introduced to the general bacteria or other influence that creates these disorders.  They study how the mice then interact to their environment.  They are able to study the connects of some of the brain parts and how this affects the other brain areas and so affects the body.  The amygdala, which is the brain processing area for emotions is connected to many of these conditions.  It is interesting to find this type of research, however how do the emotions factor into all of these conditions?

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