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Weight Loss Attempts Not Working as Desired? Time to Pay Attention to Your Gut Microbiome, Study Suggests
A new study says the genetic capacity of the gut microbiome is also a significant factor that influences how much weight a person is likely to lose with simple lifestyle changes. The gut microbiome, having trillions of bacteria, fungi, and other microbes, plays a key role in digestion. It also benefits the immune system.
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Scientists Find Gut Microbiome Implicated In Healthy Aging, Longevity
The study highlights that the adult gut microbiome continues to develop with advanced age in healthy individuals, but not in unhealthy ones, and that microbiome compositions associated with health in early-to-mid adulthood may not be compatible with health in late adulthood.
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Gut Health And Type-2 Diabetes Risk: Expert Decodes The Link
Diabetes: Your gut health is responsible for several body functions. You might be surprised to know that there is a strong link between gut health and your type-2 diabetes risk. Read here to know this link.
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3 Gut Health Disruptors You Must Note
Gut health: A 2014 study by Harvard researchers found out that a diet rich in processed foods may increase bile tolerant gut microbes which are also associated with inflammation and worsening gut health.
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Healthy Gut Microbes Could Reduce The Harmful Effects Of Processed Foods: Study
A new study by Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis claims to have found a specific microbe in human gut that can break down and metabolise a chemical common in processed foods.
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Raw Food Versus Cooked Food: Study Highlights Impact Of Cooking On Gut Microbes
The study indicated that consuming cooked food brings about a fundamental change in the microbiome present in the gut.
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Vegan Diet Boosts Gut Microbes That Cause Weight Loss, Lower Risk Of Diabetes, Says Preliminary Study
A new short-term study has said that consuming a vegan diet or a diet entirely based on plant-based foods may boost the microbiome, resulting in lowered risk of diabetes and improved regulation of weight.
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Gut Microbes Respond Differently To Different Foods With Same Nutritional Profile: Study
A new study has said indicated that the relationship between our diet and its components, and the bacteria in our gut, is more complex that we may have thought earlier.
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Consuming Dietary Fibre Can Reduce Risk Of Death: Here's How
The composition of gut microbes was assessed by sequencing genes in stool samples and compared between the two groups.
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This Diet May Reverse Symptoms Of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
A new study has indicated that a change in diet to one that mimicks fasting, can help IBD patients improve the symptoms of the disease.
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Here's How Gut Bacteria Can Curb Harmful Effects Of High BP
Whole-grain products and fruits, for example, contain cellulose and inulin fibers, from which gut bacteria produce the beneficial molecules like propionate.
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Gut Microbiome Impacts Efficacy Of Anti-Diabetes Drugs: Top 5 Foods To Consume For Healthy Gut
The study, conducted by a team of scientists of the Wake Forest University in the US and published in the journal EBioMedicine,looked at how gut microbes enhanced or inhibited the action of a particular drug for diabetics.
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Gut Microbiome Affects Heart Disease Risk: Top 10 Foods To Improve Gut Health
A study published in the European Heart Journal, has indicated that a poor gut microbiome may be a potential risk factor for cardiovascular diseases, more effective in predicting heart ailments than cholesterol, high blood pressure, smoking, etc.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Wonder Walnuts!
According to a study conducted by the University of Illinois, the way walnuts impact the gut microbiome - the collection of trillions of microbes or bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract - may be behind some of those health benefits
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High-Fiber Diet May Lead To Better Blood Sugar Control And Weight Loss In Type-2 Diabetes Patients
A new study published in the journal Science has found consuming more dietary fiber can help in the fight against Type 2 diabetes, by promoting a group of healthy gut bacteria.
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Weight Loss Attempts Not Working as Desired? Time to Pay Attention to Your Gut Microbiome, Study Suggests
A new study says the genetic capacity of the gut microbiome is also a significant factor that influences how much weight a person is likely to lose with simple lifestyle changes. The gut microbiome, having trillions of bacteria, fungi, and other microbes, plays a key role in digestion. It also benefits the immune system.
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Scientists Find Gut Microbiome Implicated In Healthy Aging, Longevity
The study highlights that the adult gut microbiome continues to develop with advanced age in healthy individuals, but not in unhealthy ones, and that microbiome compositions associated with health in early-to-mid adulthood may not be compatible with health in late adulthood.
-
Gut Health And Type-2 Diabetes Risk: Expert Decodes The Link
Diabetes: Your gut health is responsible for several body functions. You might be surprised to know that there is a strong link between gut health and your type-2 diabetes risk. Read here to know this link.
-
3 Gut Health Disruptors You Must Note
Gut health: A 2014 study by Harvard researchers found out that a diet rich in processed foods may increase bile tolerant gut microbes which are also associated with inflammation and worsening gut health.
-
Healthy Gut Microbes Could Reduce The Harmful Effects Of Processed Foods: Study
A new study by Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis claims to have found a specific microbe in human gut that can break down and metabolise a chemical common in processed foods.
-
Raw Food Versus Cooked Food: Study Highlights Impact Of Cooking On Gut Microbes
The study indicated that consuming cooked food brings about a fundamental change in the microbiome present in the gut.
-
Vegan Diet Boosts Gut Microbes That Cause Weight Loss, Lower Risk Of Diabetes, Says Preliminary Study
A new short-term study has said that consuming a vegan diet or a diet entirely based on plant-based foods may boost the microbiome, resulting in lowered risk of diabetes and improved regulation of weight.
-
Gut Microbes Respond Differently To Different Foods With Same Nutritional Profile: Study
A new study has said indicated that the relationship between our diet and its components, and the bacteria in our gut, is more complex that we may have thought earlier.
-
Consuming Dietary Fibre Can Reduce Risk Of Death: Here's How
The composition of gut microbes was assessed by sequencing genes in stool samples and compared between the two groups.
-
This Diet May Reverse Symptoms Of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
A new study has indicated that a change in diet to one that mimicks fasting, can help IBD patients improve the symptoms of the disease.
-
Here's How Gut Bacteria Can Curb Harmful Effects Of High BP
Whole-grain products and fruits, for example, contain cellulose and inulin fibers, from which gut bacteria produce the beneficial molecules like propionate.
-
Gut Microbiome Impacts Efficacy Of Anti-Diabetes Drugs: Top 5 Foods To Consume For Healthy Gut
The study, conducted by a team of scientists of the Wake Forest University in the US and published in the journal EBioMedicine,looked at how gut microbes enhanced or inhibited the action of a particular drug for diabetics.
-
Gut Microbiome Affects Heart Disease Risk: Top 10 Foods To Improve Gut Health
A study published in the European Heart Journal, has indicated that a poor gut microbiome may be a potential risk factor for cardiovascular diseases, more effective in predicting heart ailments than cholesterol, high blood pressure, smoking, etc.
-
Everything You Need To Know About The Wonder Walnuts!
According to a study conducted by the University of Illinois, the way walnuts impact the gut microbiome - the collection of trillions of microbes or bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract - may be behind some of those health benefits
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High-Fiber Diet May Lead To Better Blood Sugar Control And Weight Loss In Type-2 Diabetes Patients
A new study published in the journal Science has found consuming more dietary fiber can help in the fight against Type 2 diabetes, by promoting a group of healthy gut bacteria.
