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Heribert Watzke: el cerebro intestinal

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¿Sabía que hay neuronas en los intestinos? Unos cien millones de neuronas. El científico en alimentos Heribert Watzke nos habla sobre el "cerebro oculto" en nuestro intestino y las cosas sorprendentes que nos hace sentir.

Heribert Watzke studies the brain in our gut -- and works to develop new kinds of food that will satisfy our bodies and minds. Full bio »

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