To your gut, what time you eat matters just as much as what you’re eating
New research finds that the amount of food eaten and time of day that it’s eaten alters the bacterial environment in the gut, for good or for bad.
New research finds that the amount of food eaten and time of day that it’s eaten alters the bacterial environment in the gut, for good or for bad.
Duke University scientists discovered evidence of antibiotic resistance in the gut microbiome of lemurs that live close to humans.
Ever thought about the gut bacteria in dogs? Probably not, but scientists have studied this extensively for years.
Researchers from the Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital are proposing the widespread banking of stool samples for fecal transplants later in life.
A new study reveals humans and microbes change the chemical make-up of homes they share.
Here are some of the best types of food for your gut that can be found at most major grocery stores near you:
A recent study by researchers in Sweden discovered how the gut microbiome helps the immune system develop resistance to viruses.
Guppies usually come to mind when thinking about aquariums, not biology or ecology. In science, however, they have been the main event.
German researchers have found that probiotics can prevent the spread of fungal infections in the gut.
The exact cause of IBD is unknown, but one group of researchers suggests it could be the work of toxin-producing yeast strains in the gut.