Browsing: Gut Health & Microbiome

As more functional food, beverage, and dietary supplement brands compete to offer clinically differentiated, gut health products, Verb Biotics, a B2B biotechnology company, today announced the publication of two peer-reviewed studies in Beneficial Microbes detailing the underlying mechanism of action and demonstrated clinical trial results of Keystone Postbiotic®, its oat-based, stable postbiotic for targeted microbiome support.  

A study by researchers at the National Institute of Nutrition (ICMR-NIN) has found that long-term athletic training significantly influences body composition, metabolism, blood physiology, dietary habits and gut microbiome, with endurance and strength athletes developing distinct physiological adaptations

Manipulating the gut microbiome could become a powerful tool for preserving brain health and resilience as people age, according to research led by Professor Paola Tognini, a neuroscientist at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa, Italy

Greens Powder with Probiotics Market to Reach USD 1.14 Billion by 2036 as Functional Nutrition and Gut Health Trends Drive Demand for Advanced Superfood Blends | FMI Press ReleaseJuly 21, 2026 The Greens Powder with Probiotics Market is expanding as consumers increasingly seek convenient functional nutrition products combining plant-based superfoods, probiotics, digestive wellness, and clean-label…

Mythbusting our relationship with the trillions of microorganisms living in our gut

Mirage News Mirage NewsScience20 Jul 2026 11:43 pm AESTDate Time Pennsylvania State University

Influencersare pedaling supplements fromfood products to probiotics; others, like the Lucky Gut Collective suggest meals and recipes about an area long considered little more than your body’s plumbing system

Gut microbiome–epigenetic crosstalk in obesity and type 2 diabetes: mechanisms, evidence, and translational opportunities

Cambridge researchers have shown how commonly-used sweeteners slow the growth of certain gut bacteria. One sweetener in particular – isosteviol – when combined with the anti-depressant duloxetine significantly impaired two important gut bacteria linked to regulating blood sugar and gut health and may affect the body’s immune responses

The microbiome has been associated with gut health, risks of cardiac and metabolic disease, and even mental health, where the bacterial communities and the products that they produce influence human biology.1-4 Yet, in part because of the microbiome’s complexity, many of these studies have been limited to characterizing these populations broadly or investigating the impacts…