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microbiome
New Study Illustrates Coffee’s Unique Influence on Your Gut
Learn about how coffee dramatically affects gut bacteria levels, according to research involving nearly 77,200 study participants.
How Sleep and Gut Microbes Team Up to Create Health or Disease
Increasingly, research is revealing a sleep-gut-brain triangle that offers easy ways to improve health.
Our Healthy Microbes Could Help Us Overcome Antibiotic Resistance
Scientists identify 18 bacterial strains as part of an innovative treatment.
Your Microbes Decide How You React to Fiber
Personalized fiber sources could be a solution for those who avoid fiber because of discomfort.
Cranberry Extract Quickly Improves Microbiota, Reduces Cardiometabolic Risk: Study
Researchers found that taking cranberry extract for four days boosted a healthier composition of the gut microbiome.
Survivability After Organ Transplant May Depend on Gut Microbiome: Study
‘Unhealthy’ gut microbial patterns were found among organ recipients who died of all-causes, particularly cancer and infection.
Our Gut Bacteria Change During the Day, Often Overlooked in Research
Research indicates another—broadly ignored—factor in gut microbiome composition: the time of day.
Modifying the Microbiome: A Key to Enhancing Resilience and Optimizing Mental Health
A distinct microbial phenotype was linked to positive psychosocial traits, revealing a gut-brain connection that may aid in coping with stress.
New Antibiotic Targets Only Harmful Microbes
Antibiotics non-selectively destroy both harmful and beneficial gut bacteria, but there is now potential to preserve the good.
The Big Cheese
Real cheese, made from milk from cows that graze on green pastures, is loaded with nutrients and one of nature’s best providers of goodness for the body.
Better Health Through Essential Skills in the Kitchen
Learning to cook nutritious meals can have an immediate effect on the body’s microbiome, research shows.
Why Your Doctor Doesn’t Talk About Your Microbiome
Practices, procedures, and guidelines may be stifling treatment at your doctor’s office. Public awareness and demand could speed up care.
New Study Illustrates Coffee’s Unique Influence on Your Gut
Learn about how coffee dramatically affects gut bacteria levels, according to research involving nearly 77,200 study participants.
How Sleep and Gut Microbes Team Up to Create Health or Disease
Increasingly, research is revealing a sleep-gut-brain triangle that offers easy ways to improve health.
Our Healthy Microbes Could Help Us Overcome Antibiotic Resistance
Scientists identify 18 bacterial strains as part of an innovative treatment.
Your Microbes Decide How You React to Fiber
Personalized fiber sources could be a solution for those who avoid fiber because of discomfort.
Cranberry Extract Quickly Improves Microbiota, Reduces Cardiometabolic Risk: Study
Researchers found that taking cranberry extract for four days boosted a healthier composition of the gut microbiome.
Survivability After Organ Transplant May Depend on Gut Microbiome: Study
‘Unhealthy’ gut microbial patterns were found among organ recipients who died of all-causes, particularly cancer and infection.
Our Gut Bacteria Change During the Day, Often Overlooked in Research
Research indicates another—broadly ignored—factor in gut microbiome composition: the time of day.
Modifying the Microbiome: A Key to Enhancing Resilience and Optimizing Mental Health
A distinct microbial phenotype was linked to positive psychosocial traits, revealing a gut-brain connection that may aid in coping with stress.
New Antibiotic Targets Only Harmful Microbes
Antibiotics non-selectively destroy both harmful and beneficial gut bacteria, but there is now potential to preserve the good.
The Big Cheese
Real cheese, made from milk from cows that graze on green pastures, is loaded with nutrients and one of nature’s best providers of goodness for the body.
Better Health Through Essential Skills in the Kitchen
Learning to cook nutritious meals can have an immediate effect on the body’s microbiome, research shows.
Why Your Doctor Doesn’t Talk About Your Microbiome
Practices, procedures, and guidelines may be stifling treatment at your doctor’s office. Public awareness and demand could speed up care.