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Our Emotional Gut

September 30, 2013 / lionstalkscience / 2 Comments

By: Alli Fries, 3rd year PhD candidate in the Biomedical Sciences Graduate Program Chances are you have heard it from others and felt it yourself!  One might experience that fluttery or squirmy feeling in their stomach in situations that trigger nervousness or fear, such as public speaking or climbing the first hill of an enormous roller coaster.  … Continue reading Our Emotional Gut

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