World’s Oldest Person Had Cells 17 Years Younger Than Her Age. The Surprising Diet and Habits That Helped Her Live to 117
The supercentenarian’s gut health may hold the key to longevity.
Tag: gut microbiome
Your Gut Bacteria Are Eating More Than We Thought and That’s a Good Thing
Scientists have discovered that our intestines may be paying gut microbes in sugar.
Gut microbes emerge as a natural game-changing alternative to Ozempic
A gut microbe could naturally regulate sugar cravings and blood sugar levels, offering a promising alternative to drugs like Ozempic.
The 2,500-Year-Old Gut Remedy That Science Just Rediscovered
A forgotten ancient clay called Lemnian Earth, combined with a fungus, shows powerful antibacterial effects and promotes gut health in ...
The one type of food you need more of, according to a leading nutritionist
"The simple things they told us, like eating your vegetables first, have always been good advice, and now science is ...
Could autism be linked to gut microbes— and can we use poop for diagnosis?
The link between autism and gut organisms seems to be stronger than we thought.
How freezing your poop in stool cryobanks could save you from many deadly and painful diseases
Preserved stool samples could be used to treat diseases such as diabetes, obesity, and bowel disorders.
Sunlight might affect gut microbiome diversity
Vitamin D might mediate the link between sunlight and healthy bacterial diversity in the gut.
Scientists write molecular cookbook for our gut bacteria
It's a whole new type of cookbook.
