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Why bitter coffee becomes enjoyable: Scientists find a possible gut-brain link

Researchers have discovered that our tastes for certain foods, even those that might initially be bitter, shift as we grow. The gut sends vital signals to our brain about what we eat, influencing our cravings through dopamine, which is known for its role in reward and motivation. Consequently, this insight provides a fascinating explanation for why we often learn to appreciate flavors such as…

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    Why bitter coffee becomes enjoyable: Scientists find a possible gut-brain link (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    Researchers have discovered that our tastes for certain foods, even those that might initially be bitter, shift as we grow. The gut sends vital signals to our brain about what we eat, influencing our cravings through dopamine, which is known for its role in…

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