Digestive symptoms don’t always mean the digestive organs themselves are the root problem. Your stomach, pancreas, and other digestive organs rely on signals from the brain to know when to produce acid, enzymes, and other digestive secretions. This clip explains why treating the gut alone may miss the system controlling it.
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