Thats because hormones and reproductive health have a major impact on the gut-brain connectionand vice versa
I'm sure they all come with some type of side effects or adverse events, correct
Krug I, Dang AB, Portingale J, Li Y, Won YQ
Almost 200 years later in 1885, Paul Ehrlich observed that the trypan blue dye, when given in the blood circulation in rats, stained only peripheral organs not the brain and spinal cord [1, 2]
It deserves emphasis that to date there is no rigorous evidence for a programmed neurotoxic astrocyte phenotype that is somehow activated in a common manner across multiple disorders and represents a universal target, in spite of certain claims to this effect
Brucker emphasizes that the difference between a healthy outcome and a harmful one often comes down to supervision and monitoring