NFKB1 and Anxiety: Knowing that inflammation plays a key role in the development of anxiety [66], the anti-inflammatory effects of FMNT were also explored by monitoring the expressions of (i) NF-κB, the first responder to inflammation, (ii) microglia, dynamic immune cells of the brain that elicit an immune response during brain damage, and (iii) astrocytes, neural cells that produce pro-inflammatory cytokines and enhance neuronal damage [38].