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Heribert Watzke: Creierul din intestin

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Ştiai că în intestin există neuroni funcţionali - cam o sută de milioane? Cercetătorul în domeniul nutriţiei Heribert Watzke ne povesteşte despre "creierul ascuns" în intestinele noaste şi despre uimitoarele lucruri pe care ne face să le simţim.

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 »

Translated into Romanian by Laura Blebea
Reviewed by Laszlo Kereszturi
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