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Gut Bacteria May Explain How Western Diet Raises Colon Cancer Risk: Study
A new study published in Gut has found that specific gut bacteria may help explain why Western-style diets increase the risk of colorectal cancer by producing a bile acid that encourages tumour growth, opening new possibilities for prevention.
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Liver Health Breakthrough: New Study Reveals How Gut Bacteria Can Restore Ageing Livers
A new study published in Digestive Disease Week reveals that good gut bacteria could restore ageing liver tissue. Here is what the study found and why it matters for liver health therapies.
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Liver Health Breakthrough: New Study Reveals How Gut Bacteria Can Restore Ageing Livers
A new study published in Digestive Disease Week reveals that good gut bacteria could restore ageing liver tissue. Here is what the study found and why it matters for liver health therapies.
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Gut Microbiome Changes In Parkinson's Risk Gene Carriers Could Help Predict Disease: Analysis
A study found that gut microbiome changes in carriers of the GBA1 gene variant may signal early Parkinsons disease development.
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Gut Microbiome Changes In Parkinson's Risk Gene Carriers Could Help Predict Disease: Analysis
A study found that gut microbiome changes in carriers of the GBA1 gene variant may signal early Parkinsons disease development.
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Greater Gut Bacteria Diversity Linked To Stronger Hormonal Stress Response: Study
A higher diversity of the gut bacteria could be associated with a greater hormonal and stress reactivity, a study has found.
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Greater Gut Bacteria Diversity Linked To Stronger Hormonal Stress Response: Study
A higher diversity of the gut bacteria could be associated with a greater hormonal and stress reactivity, a study has found.
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Doctor Reveals How Low Fibre Intake Silently Weakens Your Gut Health
Doctor Saurabh Sethi explains how low fiber intake silently weakens your gut health.
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Good Gut Bacteria May Boost Muscle Strength And Improve Physical Strength, Finds Study
The gut-muscle axis is a bidirectional communication network between the gastrointestinal tract and skeletal muscle.
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Good Gut Bacteria May Boost Muscle Strength And Improve Physical Strength, Finds Study
The gut-muscle axis is a bidirectional communication network between the gastrointestinal tract and skeletal muscle.
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Scientists Finally Explain Why Elephant-Poop Coffee Tastes So Smooth
The study also found that these elephants had a more diverse mix of gut microbes, including bacteria linked to pectin digestion.
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Loss Of Good Gut Bacteria Linked To Inflammatory Bowel Disease Onset: Study
A healthy gut is dominated by anaerobic bacteria, which thrive in the absence of oxygen, whereas inflammatory bowel disease is marked by an imbalanced, inflamed gut environment featuring oxygen-loving microbes.
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Loss Of Good Gut Bacteria Linked To Inflammatory Bowel Disease Onset: Study
A healthy gut is dominated by anaerobic bacteria, which thrive in the absence of oxygen, whereas inflammatory bowel disease is marked by an imbalanced, inflamed gut environment featuring oxygen-loving microbes.
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Gut Bacterium Turicibacter Could Improve Metabolic Health, Reduce Weight Gain: Study
US researchers have found a gut bacterium that may help people lose weight and enhance their metabolic health.
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Gut Bacterium Turicibacter Could Improve Metabolic Health, Reduce Weight Gain: Study
US researchers have found a gut bacterium that may help people lose weight and enhance their metabolic health.
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Gut Bacteria May Explain How Western Diet Raises Colon Cancer Risk: Study
A new study published in Gut has found that specific gut bacteria may help explain why Western-style diets increase the risk of colorectal cancer by producing a bile acid that encourages tumour growth, opening new possibilities for prevention.
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Liver Health Breakthrough: New Study Reveals How Gut Bacteria Can Restore Ageing Livers
A new study published in Digestive Disease Week reveals that good gut bacteria could restore ageing liver tissue. Here is what the study found and why it matters for liver health therapies.
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Liver Health Breakthrough: New Study Reveals How Gut Bacteria Can Restore Ageing Livers
A new study published in Digestive Disease Week reveals that good gut bacteria could restore ageing liver tissue. Here is what the study found and why it matters for liver health therapies.
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Gut Microbiome Changes In Parkinson's Risk Gene Carriers Could Help Predict Disease: Analysis
A study found that gut microbiome changes in carriers of the GBA1 gene variant may signal early Parkinsons disease development.
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Gut Microbiome Changes In Parkinson's Risk Gene Carriers Could Help Predict Disease: Analysis
A study found that gut microbiome changes in carriers of the GBA1 gene variant may signal early Parkinsons disease development.
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Greater Gut Bacteria Diversity Linked To Stronger Hormonal Stress Response: Study
A higher diversity of the gut bacteria could be associated with a greater hormonal and stress reactivity, a study has found.
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Greater Gut Bacteria Diversity Linked To Stronger Hormonal Stress Response: Study
A higher diversity of the gut bacteria could be associated with a greater hormonal and stress reactivity, a study has found.
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Doctor Reveals How Low Fibre Intake Silently Weakens Your Gut Health
Doctor Saurabh Sethi explains how low fiber intake silently weakens your gut health.
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Good Gut Bacteria May Boost Muscle Strength And Improve Physical Strength, Finds Study
The gut-muscle axis is a bidirectional communication network between the gastrointestinal tract and skeletal muscle.
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Good Gut Bacteria May Boost Muscle Strength And Improve Physical Strength, Finds Study
The gut-muscle axis is a bidirectional communication network between the gastrointestinal tract and skeletal muscle.
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Scientists Finally Explain Why Elephant-Poop Coffee Tastes So Smooth
The study also found that these elephants had a more diverse mix of gut microbes, including bacteria linked to pectin digestion.
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Loss Of Good Gut Bacteria Linked To Inflammatory Bowel Disease Onset: Study
A healthy gut is dominated by anaerobic bacteria, which thrive in the absence of oxygen, whereas inflammatory bowel disease is marked by an imbalanced, inflamed gut environment featuring oxygen-loving microbes.
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Loss Of Good Gut Bacteria Linked To Inflammatory Bowel Disease Onset: Study
A healthy gut is dominated by anaerobic bacteria, which thrive in the absence of oxygen, whereas inflammatory bowel disease is marked by an imbalanced, inflamed gut environment featuring oxygen-loving microbes.
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Gut Bacterium Turicibacter Could Improve Metabolic Health, Reduce Weight Gain: Study
US researchers have found a gut bacterium that may help people lose weight and enhance their metabolic health.
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Gut Bacterium Turicibacter Could Improve Metabolic Health, Reduce Weight Gain: Study
US researchers have found a gut bacterium that may help people lose weight and enhance their metabolic health.
