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A dual pathway intervention of tES and FMT enhances emotion regulation in stressed military personnel
Combining brain stimulation and gut microbiome treatment may improve emotion control in stressed military personnel
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Abstract
Military personnel may experience emotional fluctuations and cognitive decline due to stress, impacting mental health and combat performance.
- The interaction between the microbiota and the brain may play a role in under stress.
- Existing approaches have primarily concentrated on psychological methods, neglecting physiological mechanisms like brain-gut interactions.
- A dual-mode intervention strategy is proposed, combining non-invasive brain stimulation with gut microbiota restoration.
- Transcranial electrical stimulation (tES) may provide immediate relief from negative emotions by targeting specific brain regions.
- (FMT) could help restore gut balance and improve neurotransmitter production, potentially enhancing emotional stability over time.
- The integrated approach aims to support both immediate emotional control and long-term regulation, which could preserve psychological health and combat effectiveness.
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