Acid Stimulation (Sour Taste) Elicits GABA and Serotonin Release from Mouse Taste Cells

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@silencedrowns THIS IS REAL, there's a neurochemical basis for wanting sour when Brain Bad https://t.co/7J4cBmYo3a

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Health, (in search of) Physiological Literacy: possible mechanisms of anti-glycemic effect of vinegar? Nothing found except: Acid stimulation (sour taste) elicits GABA and serotonin release from taste cells. GABA=glucagon suppression? https://t.co/AjG5L…

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