You might not realize it, but the microscopic world living inside your gut could be secretly pulling the strings on how fast you age and how well your body fights off disease. A fascinating new review article reveals that the trillions of tiny organisms we carry – our gut microbiome – have a far more … Read more
For many parents, the thought of their child undergoing surgery brings a mix of worry and relief. While we trust doctors to keep our little ones safe, a quiet concern often lingers: could the anesthesia itself have long-term effects on their developing minds? A new study offers a surprising and groundbreaking answer, pointing not just … Read more
Could the secret to a longer, healthier life for your heart lie not in your medicine cabinet, but in your gut? For years, we’ve focused on the usual suspects for heart problems: cholesterol, blood pressure, and diet. But what if a silent partner, living right inside you, has been playing a much larger role in … Read more
In a breakthrough that could change how we view our daily meals, scientists have uncovered a surprising connection between the foods we eat, the tiny organisms in our gut, and how our bodies handle certain medications. It turns out, something as simple as soy might act as a hidden defender against potential liver damage from … Read more
What if the tiny world inside your gut, the one filled with trillions of bacteria, is doing something completely unexpected when you’re inflamed? New research suggests these microscopic residents aren’t just reacting to inflammation; they’re actively changing their internal chemistry in a way that seems to defy what we thought we knew. This surprising discovery … Read more
A vast, bustling metropolis thrives within your digestive system—trillions of tiny organisms, your gut bacteria, working tirelessly. We’ve long known these microscopic residents influence digestion and even mood, but what if they also hold a profound secret to the very strength of your bones? A recent, groundbreaking study suggests a surprising connection: the makeup of … Read more
Is a move to a new city, or even a new country, literally changing you from the inside out? New research suggests the answer is a resounding yes – and not always for the better. A groundbreaking study reveals that when people migrate, the trillions of tiny microbes living in their gut, known as the … Read more
Researchers at the University of Auckland are exploring the potential benefits of kūmara, a sweet potato native to New Zealand, for babies’ sleep and immune health.
Groundbreaking research reveals a fascinating discovery about the immune systems of fruit flies and their response to common bacteria found in their food and environment.
Anew study at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis demonstrates that the state of the gut microbiome has profound effects on the functions of the brain.