Evidence item

The primary study reports that hindbrain inhibition restored gut blood flow within seconds during hypoxia, with a control-location comparison. DIRECT_TEXT

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We found that inhibiting the hindbrain induced, within a few seconds, the return of blood flow to the gut. In spite of the hypoxic condition, near-normal blood flow was maintained for as long as the hindbrain was inhibited, with no corresponding effect observed when directing the stimulation light to a control location.