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Serotonin Solely in Brain

A widespread belief that serotonin is primarily, if not exclusively, a neurotransmitter found in the brain, associated with mood.

What People Remember

People commonly remember serotonin as a chemical found almost exclusively in the brain, primarily influencing mood.

What's Actually True

While critical for brain function, approximately 90% of the body's serotonin is actually produced and stored in the gut (enterochromaffin cells), where it plays a key role in digestive processes.

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#serotonin#brain#gut#neurotransmitter#hormone

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