An avocado a day can lead to a happy, healthy gut
The consumption of just one avocado a day may promote the growth of beneficial gut microbes, researchers say.
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Gut biome linked to arthritis, psoriasis, other chronic conditions
A new study demonstrates that inflammatory diseases such as arthritis, psoriasis, and even skin cancer may link to a protein found within the gut microbiome.
4 Vitamins For Gut Health That Provide Powerful Boost
Just like our bodies require a wide variety of vitamins and minerals to function properly, our gut benefits from a diverse mixture of vitamins too.
$14 million in grant contributions to boost gut microbiome research at UC San Diego
A brand new Microbiome and Metagenomics Center at UC San Diego will be launching soon after receiving $14.55 million from the Nutrition for Precision Health consortium.
Probiotics not just for the gut? Study shows they could enhance cognition too
Recent research reveals the impact of a healthy gut microbiome and the effects of probiotic supplementation, particularly in aging adults.
Scientist developing bacterial sensors to monitor gut health, fix imbalances
A recent project, driven by personal experience, focuses on developing genetically engineered bacteria with sensors to monitor chemical production in the gut and fix imbalances.
Study first to link gut bacteria, race to insulin sensitivity
For the first time ever, race, gender, and gut bacteria are the main focuses of a study looking to determine the link between their differences and insulin sensitivity.
Mother’s gut health linked to fetal, neonatal development
The type of microbes in the mother’s gut flora may influence nutrient absorption and affect pregnancy outcomes, according to a recent study.
3 Major Implications of a Leaky Gut on Overall Health
Although leaky gut syndrome is a relatively new concern, it has recently gained traction in research for treatments for many health issues.
Non-invasive tool helps shed light on just how well prebiotics, probiotics really benefit the gut
A non-invasive diagnostic tool has recently been developed by a team of scientists from the U.S. and Switzerland. It measures the levels of a naturally occurring enzyme (bile salt hydrolase) inside the entire gastrointestinal tract.