Science UpdateRecent Review Explores Relationship Between Gut Microbiome Integrity and Healthy Aging
Age-related shifts in gut bacteria may affect healthy aging, with resveratrol, prebiotics, and probiotics shown to support microbial balance.
Microbiome Support (3)
The latest evidence-based reporting in Microbiome Support (3).
Science UpdateAge-related shifts in gut bacteria may affect healthy aging, with resveratrol, prebiotics, and probiotics shown to support microbial balance.
Science UpdateGut microbiome health may influence food allergy risk, with short-chain fatty acids and specific probiotic strains linked to allergen tolerance.
Science UpdateShort-chain fatty acids and bile acid metabolism are altered in inflammatory bowel disease, and certain probiotics may support gut barrier integrity.
Research & EducationBlueberry anthocyanins may act as a prebiotic, shifting gut bacteria and supporting vascular and cognitive function in clinical trials.
Research & EducationRed grape polyphenols like resveratrol may support gut microbial balance, boosting Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus and easing colitis-related dysbiosis.
Research & EducationDiamine oxidase deficiency and altered gut bacteria are linked to histamine intolerance, with studies tying it to bloating and other GI symptoms.
Research & EducationAltered gut microbiota diversity in Graves' disease and orbitopathy, and how selenium and Bifidobacterium longum relate to thyroid antibody levels.
Research & EducationIn a crossover study of 18 adults, broccoli and daikon radish reduced Firmicutes by 9% and raised Bacteroidetes by 10%, most in higher-BMI participants.
Science UpdateImmunosenescence weakens immune function with age, and vitamins C and D, zinc, selenium, and gut microbiome health may help counter it.