Gut &amp; Microbiome

How Your Brain Gets Rewired for Obesity Before Birth

The first 1,000 days from conception shape lifelong health risks including obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.

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Gut Bacteria Drive Aging Through Toxic Metabolites That Damage Multiple Organs

New research reveals how harmful gut bacterial compounds accelerate aging by disrupting metabolism across the liver, lungs, and brain.

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Gut Bacteria Metabolite Propionic Acid Reverses Age-Related Decline in Egg Quality

Study reveals how gut microbiota-derived propionic acid can restore reproductive function and reverse aging effects through gut-organ communication.

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Gut Microbes Control Brain Immune Cells That Drive Cognitive Decline

New research reveals how gut bacteria communicate with brain immune cells, offering therapeutic targets for age-related cognitive decline.

Gut Bacteria Could Be the Key to Treating Both Obesity and Depression Together

New research reveals how gut microbes influence both weight and mood, opening doors to dual-purpose treatments.

Gut Bacteria May Hold Key to Preventing Age-Related Hearing Loss

New research reveals how gut microbes influence hearing decline and identifies a promising compound that could protect against age-related hearing loss.

Gut Bacteria May Hold Key to Preventing Age-Related Vision Loss

New research reveals how gut microbiome changes with aging contribute to macular degeneration and potential therapeutic approaches.

Bedrest Rapidly Alters Gut Bacteria and Accelerates Frailty in Older Adults

Just 14 days of inactivity changed gut microbiome composition and increased frailty markers, but exercise provided protection.

Your Body Absorbs Less Energy From Food Than You Think, New Research Shows

Systematic review reveals how fiber, nuts, and aging affect how much energy your body actually extracts from food.

Gut Microbiome Diversity Increases with Age in Healthy Saudi Adults

First study of its kind reveals age-related gut changes that may support healthy aging through enhanced beneficial bacteria production.

Gut Microbiome Resilience May Be the Hidden Key to Living Longer

New research reveals how your gut's ability to bounce back from stress could determine your lifespan and healthspan.