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  Gut X Axis

  Scientists are studying how the gut and its bacteria communicate with other organs throughout the body, creating important connections that affect overall health.

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  Higher Free Triiodothyronine Is Associated With Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease In Euthyroid Subjects The Lifelines Cohort Study

  Higher levels of the thyroid hormone T3 are linked to fatty liver disease, even in people with normal thyroid function.

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  How Autophagy Controls The Intestinal Epithelial Barrier

  Autophagy, the body's cellular recycling system, plays a crucial role in maintaining the intestinal barrier that protects us from harmful substances and supports gut health.

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  Human Breast Milk NMR Metabolomic Profile Across Specific Geographical Locations And Its Association With The Milk Microbiota

  Researchers found that breast milk composition varies significantly by geographic location and is influenced by the beneficial bacteria present in the milk.

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  Human Digestive Physiology And Evolutionary Diet A Metabolomic Perspective On Carnivorous And Scavenger Adaptations

  This research examines how human digestion evolved to handle meat-based diets, revealing specific metabolic adaptations that may explain modern dietary responses.

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  Human Milk Oligosaccharide Consumption By Intestin

  Breast milk contains special sugars that babies can't digest, but these sugars feed beneficial gut bacteria that are crucial for infant health.

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  Impact Of Red And Processed Meat And Fibre Intake On Treatment Outcomes Among Patients With Chronic Inflammatory Diseases Protocol For A Prospective Cohort Study Of Prognostic Factors And Personalised Medicine

  Researchers are studying how eating red meat, processed meat, and fiber affects treatment success in patients with chronic inflammatory diseases like Crohn's disease and rheumatoid arthritis.

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  Incidence And Treatment Of Patients Diagnosed With

  A Swedish study found that nearly 1 in 4 people diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) are 60 or older, and they experience different treatment patterns than younger patients.

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  Incidence And Treatment Of Patients Diagnosed With Inflammatory Bowel Diseases At 60 Years Or Older In SwedenIncidence And Treatment Of Patients Diagnosed With Inflammatory Bowel Diseases At 60 Years Or Older In Sweden

  A Swedish study found that nearly 1 in 4 people diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) are 60 or older, and these older patients require more hospitalizations but use fewer advanced medications.

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  Influence Of Bariatric Surgery On Gut Microbiota Composition And Its Implication On Brain And Peripheral Targets

  Bariatric surgery works not just by restricting food intake, but by changing gut bacteria in ways that reduce food cravings and improve metabolism through brain and hormone changes.

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  Intestinal Barrier Permeability In Allergic Diseases

  This research explores how a "leaky gut" - increased intestinal permeability - may contribute to food allergies and other allergic conditions in both children and adults.

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  Intestinal In Vitro And Ex Vivo Models To Study Host Microbiome Interactions And Acute Stressors

  This research review examines laboratory methods for studying how gut bacteria interact with the human body during times of stress and how these interactions affect health and performance.

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  Intestinal Microbiota And Respiratory Viral Infections

  Researchers discovered that certain beneficial gut bacteria can help protect against respiratory viral infections like flu and COVID-19 by strengthening immune cells in the lungs.

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  Intestinal Permeability In Patients With Crohn’s Disease And Their Healthy Relatives

  Researchers found that people with Crohn's disease have increased intestinal permeability (leaky gut), but their healthy family members showed normal gut barrier function when tested with certain molecules.

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  Is Dietary Fiber Considered An Essential Nutrient

  Dietary fiber from whole foods provides important health benefits and may be more effective than synthetic fiber supplements added to processed foods.

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  Is Eating Behavior Manipulated By The Gastrointestinal Microbiota Evolutionary Pressures And Potential Mechanisms

  Scientists propose that gut bacteria may manipulate our food cravings to benefit themselves, potentially driving unhealthy eating behaviors and contributing to obesity.

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  Isolation And Characterization Of Human Intestinal Bacteria Capable Of Transforming The Dietary Carcinogen 2 Amino 1 Methyl 6 Phenylimidazo[4,5 B]Pyridine

  Researchers found that gut bacteria can transform a cancer-causing chemical from cooked meat, but this process may create a different harmful compound instead of safely eliminating it.

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  Ketogenic Diet Alleviates Colitis By Reduction Of Colonic Group 3 Innate Lymphoid Cells Through Altering Gut Microbiome

  A ketogenic diet reduced inflammation and symptoms of colitis in mice by changing gut bacteria and immune cells in the colon.

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  Ketogenic Diet And Gut Microbiota Exploring New Perspectives On Cognition And Mood

  This research review explores how the ketogenic diet may improve brain function and mood by changing gut bacteria, offering new approaches for managing depression and cognitive decline.

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  Ketogenic Diet And Microbiota Friends Or Enemies

  This review examines how the ketogenic diet affects the trillions of beneficial bacteria in your gut and what this means for your overall health.

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  Ketogenic Diet And Microbiota Friends Or Enemies

  This research review examines how ketogenic (very low-carb) diets interact with gut bacteria, exploring whether this relationship benefits or harms overall health.

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  Ketone Body β Hydroxybutyrate Ameliorates Colitis By Promoting M2 Macrophage Polarization Through The STAT6 Dependent Signaling Pathway

  Ketones (specifically beta-hydroxybutyrate) may help reduce intestinal inflammation by encouraging immune cells to switch into a healing mode rather than an inflammatory one.

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  L Carnitine In Omnivorous Diets Induces An Atherogenic Gut Microbial Pathway In Humans

  This study found that people who eat meat produce much more of a harmful compound called TMAO from L-carnitine supplements compared to vegetarians, potentially increasing heart disease risk.

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  Leaky Gut And Autoimmunity An Intricate Balance In Individuals Health And The Diseased State

  This research explores how "leaky gut" - when the intestinal barrier becomes too permeable - may trigger autoimmune diseases by allowing harmful substances to cross into the bloodstream.

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  Legume Consumption And Gut Microbiome In Elderly Chin 2021 The Journal Of Nu

  A study of 2,302 elderly Chinese adults found that eating legumes like peanuts, soy foods, and beans was linked to changes in gut bacteria composition.

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  Long Term Yogurt Intake And Colorectal Cancer Incidence Subclassified By Bifidobacterium Abundance In Tumor

  Researchers found that eating yogurt regularly may help protect against colorectal cancer, particularly when beneficial gut bacteria called Bifidobacterium are present in higher amounts.

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  Metagenomics And Probiotics Cmi

  Scientists are using advanced DNA sequencing technology called metagenomics to better understand how probiotics work in the gut and how they might treat diseases.

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  Microbial Reprogramming Inhibits Western Diet Associated Obesity

  Researchers found that a specific probiotic bacteria (Lactobacillus reuteri) can prevent weight gain from Western "fast food" diets by changing immune system responses, even without dietary changes.

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  Microbiome And Autism

  Researchers reviewed various gut microbiome treatments for autism spectrum disorder, finding that approaches like probiotics and dietary changes may help reduce both behavioral symptoms and digestive issues.

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  Microbiome Diversity Protects

  Researchers found that having diverse beneficial bacteria in your gut helps protect against harmful disease-causing bacteria by competing for nutrients.

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  Microbiota Gut Brain Axis A Novel Potential Target Of Ketogenic Diet For Epilepsy

  Researchers propose that the ketogenic diet may help control epilepsy seizures by changing the balance of good and bad bacteria in the gut, which communicate with the brain.

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  Multi Omics Approaches To Decipher The Impact Of Diet And Host Physiology On The Mammalian Gut Microbiome

  Researchers studied gut bacteria across 77 different mammal species to understand how diet and digestive systems shape the microbes living in our intestines.

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  Nihms 1796883

  Stanford researchers found that different types of fiber supplements have unique effects on gut bacteria, cholesterol levels, and inflammation, with personalized responses varying by individual.

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  Ntestinal Barrier Dysfunction In Irritable Bowel Syndrome A Systematic Review

  Research shows that people with irritable bowel syndrome often have a "leaky gut" where the intestinal barrier doesn't work properly, especially in those with diarrhea symptoms.

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  Palmitoylethanolamide And Polydatin In Pediatric Irritable Bowel S 2024 Nutr

  A natural supplement combination (palmitoylethanolamide and polydatin) significantly reduced irritable bowel syndrome symptoms in children compared to placebo over 12 weeks.

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  Pathological Implications Of Receptor For Advanced Glycation End Product (AGER) Gene Polymorphism

  Genetic variations in the AGER gene may influence your risk of developing diabetes complications, heart disease, cancer, and inflammatory conditions.

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  Polyphenols And Gut

  Plant compounds called polyphenols promote the growth of a beneficial gut bacteria that helps protect against obesity, diabetes, and inflammation.

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  Polyphenols As Drivers Of A Homeostatic Gut Microecology And Immuno Metabolic Traints Of Akkermansia Muciniphila

  Polyphenols found in colorful plant foods can boost levels of Akkermansia muciniphila, a beneficial gut bacteria that helps protect against obesity, diabetes, and inflammation.

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  Priming For Life Early Life Nutrition And The Microbiota Gut Brain Axis

  The bacteria in our gut are established during the first 1000 days of life and are heavily influenced by early nutrition, potentially affecting brain development and long-term health.

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  Probiotics Lactobacillus Gasseri KS 13 Bifidobacterium Bif 2017 The Americ

  A specific combination of three probiotic strains improved quality of life and reduced allergy symptoms in people with seasonal allergies during an 8-week spring study.

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  Reduced Dietary Intake Of Carbohydrates By Obese Subjects Results In Decreased Concentrations Of Butyrate And Butyrate Producing Bacteria In Feces

  Low-carb diets reduced beneficial gut bacteria that produce butyrate, a compound important for colon health, in obese adults over four weeks.

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  Reframing Nutritional Microbiota Studies To Reflect An Inherent Metabolic Flexibility Of The Human Gut A Narrative Review Focusing On High Fat Diets

  This review challenges the common belief that high-fat diets harm gut health, suggesting that well-designed high-fat diets may actually support a healthy, adaptable gut microbiome.

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  Relationship Between Gut Microbiota And Circulating Metabolites In Population Based Cohorts

  Researchers found that specific gut bacteria are linked to blood levels of cholesterol, blood sugar markers, and other metabolites that affect heart and metabolic health.

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  Settings Order Article Reprints Open AccessReview Leaky Gut And Autoimmunity An Intricate Balance In Individuals Health And The Diseased State

  This research review explores how "leaky gut" - when the intestinal barrier becomes too permeable - may trigger autoimmune diseases by allowing harmful substances to cross into the bloodstream.

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  Single Cell Transcriptome Analysis Reveals Differential Nutrient Absorption Functions In Human Intestine

  Researchers mapped individual cells in the human intestine to understand how different sections absorb nutrients differently, revealing new insights about gut function.

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  Stopping Or Reducing Dietary Fiber Intake Reduces Constipation And Its Associated Symptoms

  A study found that people with chronic constipation experienced significant improvement when they reduced or eliminated fiber from their diet, contrary to common medical advice.

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  Stress Resilience And The Gut Interactions

  UCLA researchers found that people with higher stress resilience have healthier gut bacteria and better mental health, revealing important connections between the brain and digestive system.

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  Synergy And Oxygen Adaptation For Development Of Next Generation Probiotics

  Researchers developed a way to make beneficial gut bacteria survive outside the body, potentially creating more effective probiotic supplements for better health.