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Hi, this is Your Health Quickly, a scientific American podcast series.

We highlight the latest vital health news, discoveries that affect your body and your mind. We break and break down the medical research to help you stay healthy.

I'm Tanya Lewis.

I'm Josh Fishman.

We're Scientific American Senior Health Editors.

On today's show, we're talking about how the stuff that goes on in your brain is connected

to symptoms in your gut.

Scientists have found molecular pathways that trigger inflammatory bowel disease flare-ups,

and those paths start in the brain, triggered by stress.

This raises the possibility of a new type of treatment.

Hey, remember the other day when we were basically comparing belly-ates?

Yeah, I do remember that.

I was feeling a little bit off, but drinking ginger rail really helped settle my stomach.

Did your antacid tablets end up helping?

Yeah, they did.

But we were really sick. I mean, we both showed up at work

after all. Yeah. I mean, speak for yourself. I wasn't feeling great, but I definitely was not

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