Inverse neurovascular coupling contributes to positive feedback excitation of vasopressin neurons during a systemic homeostatic challenge

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RT @MiguelDlaCamara: Más evidencias de que incluir sal en la comida no nos viene bien. Se produce hipoxia en el cerebro (por inversión o v…

Researchers reveal surprising findings on how salt affects blood flow in the brain https://t.co/G77CAtzgwK https://t.co/aSiwZ1PYlb https://t.co/XBD69xxi84

Like salty foods? New study says it spikes vasopressin and causes deeper brain tissues to have less oxygen (does not sound like very good state to be in). Perhaps less herring and pretzels for the holidays? https://t.co/TlArPYORCy #spoonfulofreason #ps…

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