Browsing: Gut Health & Microbiome

The gut is home to trillions of microorganisms, and they are not simply passive passengers. Many of them depend on parts of food that the human digestive system cannot fully break down, especially dietary fibre and resistant starch.That makes food an important part of the gut environment. Research suggests that increasing fibre can produce consistent…

Hyderabad:A new research initiative is looking at whether pills made from faecal matter of carefully screened healthy donors could help treat patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), including ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease

Fall is an ideal time for healthy comfort foods. As the leaves change color, the weather cools, and you start to spend more time indoors, you may be craving autumn classics like pumpkin, apples, and sweet potatoes

The gut microbiome is increasingly recognised as an important piece of the puzzle in metabolic health, but new research suggests there may be no one-size-fits-all gut profile. A recent study found that the gut microbiomes of South Asian populations differ from those reported in other parts of the world and are shaped by factors including…

In a breakthrough study, ZOE scientists have identified 100 specific gut bacteria species that serve as reliable markers for heart and metabolic health

Inside all of us there’s a bustling community of trillions of cells that influences numerous aspects of our health. We call it our “microbiome”

Nutrition and the gut microbiome: a symbiotic dialogue influencing health and disease

A gut health scientist has shared the five foods he avoids eating, including one healthy option some may be surprised to see on the list

Dear Doctors: I read your column about improving gut health and want to do it. But I have also read that it’s best to start with a test to get your gut microbiome analyzed. How do those tests work? Do I really need one? I’m on a fixed income and they’re not within my budget

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