As reported by the Daily Star Wednesday (10/27/2021), research conducted at the University College of Cork, Ireland, used mice as an experimental material, in which the feces of young mice were inserted into the intestines of older mice using a tube.
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After the process was carried out, the old rats began to show several positive effects, including increased learning abilities, improved memory and decreased anxiety levels.
The study’s lead author, John Cryan, said he and his team plan to use the study’s results to investigate the relationship between the gut and brain in the future.
Next, they intend to do similar research on humans to see if it can make humans back young.
“If humans can maintain their cognitive function in good condition for a long period of time and if they are less sensitive to infection and the effects of immunization, it will have a major impact on the quality of daily life,” he said.
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