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2025Journal article

La neurociencia detrás de los efectos del té en la salud mental

Derick E. Vergne

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Abstract

Los compuestos del té pueden beneficiar el estado de ánimo y el sueño al actuar sobre vías neurotransmisoras compartidas. Se ha demostrado que el té verde bajo en cafeína mejora la calidad del sueño y reduce la fatiga en adultos mayores y de mediana edad. Los componentes del matcha pueden modular el circuito del miedo mediante la regulación de la dopamina y la serotonina. La L-teanina puede reducir la ansiedad y mejorar el sueño sin producir sedación, posiblemente a través de la modulación serotoninérgica y GABAérgica. Junto con el galato de epigalocatequina (EGCG), también puede influir sobre la actividad del BDNF. Los extractos de té pueden influir en el eje intestino-cerebro al potenciar la diversidad de la microbiota, reducir la inflamación y favorecer la regulación de neurotransmisores.

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Derick E. Vergne. (2025). La neurociencia detrás de los efectos del té en la salud mental. https://doi.org/10.64239/pi-es-qt7505

DOI: 10.64239/pi-es-qt7505

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