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Probiotic Supplementation in Major Depressive Disorders

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Depressive disorders are repetitive, enervative, degenerating with ever lasting impact on socio-economic and prompt with life-threatening illness. Recent development in the area of probiotics states that in the state of chronic illness and stress there is marked decrease in levels of potentially beneficial bacteria. Bacterial presence in an intestinal tract are involved in various processes such as synthesis of vitamins, triggering of immune response, protection of defence barrier system with production of certain bioprotective molecules and neutralization of various toxins. Adaptation of western culture and modernization of lifestyle encounters with certain stressful events in daily life which leads to slow prognosis of depression and serious episodes of many disorders. Research on certain animals and humans states that stress has negative impact on an intestinal microflora, as well as affects gastrointestinal motility, imbalance in certain chemicals which will directly affect the local flora. Gastrointestinal tract is a house of around 100 million neurons, immune responsive cells and certain microorganism. Many researchers have linked certain inflammatory responses which affects the mood of humans due to intestinal disturbances. Probiotics can be explored as an adjuvant therapy along with management therapy. Some attention must be drawn towards potential benefits of already marketed probiotics in market. In this comprehensive literature review on certain factors associated with depressive disorders and probiotics as supplements for countering depressive disordersĀ is done.

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Shukla, R., Handa, M., Kumar, A. (2022). Probiotic Supplementation in Major Depressive Disorders. In: Deol, P.K., Sandhu, S.K. (eds) Probiotic Research in Therapeutics. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-6760-2_7

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