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Researchers from the University of Porto have proposed a link between gut microbiota and psychopathic traits based on a study of 200 participants. The study found that certain bacteria were more prevalent in individuals exhibiting stronger psychopathic traits, but the authors caution that the findings are correlational and require further investigation.
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Researchers from the University of Porto have proposed a link between gut microbiota and psychopathic traits based on a study of 200 participants. The study found that certain bacteria were more prevalent in individuals exhibiting stronger psychopathic traits, but the authors caution that the findings are correlational and require further investigation.
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