Our body is a mosaic of fungi: could they be influencing our brain?
The human body is more than just a host to trillions of bacteria and viruses—it’s also teeming with fungi. While commonly associated with infections like athlete’s foot or yeast overgrowth, these microscopic organisms are, in fact, a natural and often overlooked part of the body’s internal ecosystem. Now, emerging scientific theories suggest that these fungal residents may not just coexist within us but could also be subtly influencing how our brains function.Fungi, like bacteria, are an essential part of the human microbiome. Found on the skin, in the mouth, throughout the digestive system, and even in the lungs, these organisms…
