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The Microbiota as a Potential Cause of Disease "the potential of microbiome-targeted interventions, such as probiotics, prebiotics, and dietary modulation—in particular the Mediterranean diet is recognized as the most balanced—is discussed as a promising strategy to restore microbial balance and mitigate inflammaging." @Diseases_MDPI
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The microbiota in your digestive system plays a role in metabolism, mood, and even your genes. Here’s how to optimize it for a happy gut.
Dallas microbiome company brings physician-developed gut and respiratory health products to one of Texas’ biggest retailers. #longevity# #microbiome# #guthealth# #respiratoryhealth# #health# @resbiotic
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Feeding your gut microbiome has protective effects against many gut illnesses, but also positive effects on brain health and your general health. Fiber (and low sugar fermented foods) have both been shown beneficial. @MetabolicEndo on Huberman Lab Podcast.
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mTOR-Gut Microbiome Interaction in Aging: Fusobacterium nucleatum, Resistance Training and Multi-nutrient Supplementation Effects in Aged Male Rats "The ORS group outperformed either intervention alone... supporting the gut-muscle axis as a therapeutic target for sarcopenia." @FASEBorg
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Your shower water may be affecting your gut microbiome and your skin more than you realize. Chlorine and chloramine in municipal tap water are effective disinfectants. They do not stop working when you step into the shower. These compounds absorb through the skin and are inhaled as steam. Research links long-term daily exposure to gut microbiome disruption and respiratory irritation.
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Research shows that eating 30 types of plants a week leads to a diverse microbiome. But are expensive, individually tailored diets worth it? It may be better to save your money and invest in a jar of kimchi Illustration: Cristina Spano
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Research shows that eating 30 types of plants a week leads to a diverse microbiome. But are expensive, individually tailored diets worth it? It may be better to save your money and invest in a jar of kimchi
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I'm on the weird part of the internet reading about Termite microbiomes Now I'm frustrated scientists haven't conducted more research into biotechnologies that allow humans to extract nutrition from woody stuff like lignin tldr why science man no let us eat wood wtf
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In people with heart failure compared with healthy controls, the gut microbiome changes and that is linked to severity of heart dysfunction and outcomes @NatureCVR
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