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Dirty mind? Study suggests gut movement may flush excess material from our brains

Summary by Jacksonville Journal-Courier
Gentle changes in tension and pressure in your abdominal muscles while walking also affect your brain, and may play a role in the organ's overall health.

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Dirty mind? Study suggests gut movement may flush excess material from our brains

Gentle changes in tension and pressure in your abdominal muscles while walking also affect your brain, and may play a role in the organ's overall health.

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Jacksonville Journal-Courier broke the news on Sunday, May 31, 2026.
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