Gut Flora Imbalances in Infancy Linked to Autism and ADHD Later in Life, Study Finds

Gut Flora Imbalances in Infancy Linked to Autism and ADHD Later in Life, Study Finds

Infants’ Disturbed Gut Flora Linked to Autism and ADHD Later in Life Gut Flora Composition in Infants Linked to Neurodevelopmental Disorders Disturbances in gut flora during infancy are linked to the later development of neurodevelopmental disorders like autism and ADHD, according to a recent study led by researchers at Linköping University and the University of … Read more

Infant Gut Microbiomes Develop Circadian Rhythms, Age More Influential Than Diet: Study

Infant Gut Microbiomes Develop Circadian Rhythms, Age More Influential Than Diet: Study

Infant Gut Microbiomes Develop Circadian Rhythms, Diet Plays Secondary Role Summary Infant gut microbiomes develop circadian rhythms as early as two weeks after birth, becoming more distinct with age, according to a recent study. The research demonstrates that dietary differences, such as breastfeeding versus formula feeding, have minimal impact on these microbiome patterns compared to … Read more

New Research Discovers Five New Segatella Species, Expanding Our Knowledge of Gut Microbial Diversity

New Research Discovers Five New Segatella Species, Expanding Our Knowledge of Gut Microbial Diversity

Researchers Discover Five New Species of Gut Microbes with Potential Health Benefits Scientists have made groundbreaking discoveries in the world of gut microbiota, shedding light on the complex relationship between microbes and human health. The research, involving high-resolution genomic analyses, has revealed the existence of five previously unknown species of Segatella, a group of bacteria … Read more

New Research Reveals Intestinal Microbes Can Use Blood Type Sugars as Energy Source

They published their results on Wednesday, January 3, 2024 scientific journal Nature. Blood as an energy source The human gut is home to trillions of bacteria and other microbes that require different types of carbohydrates for energy. It used to be thought that they mainly got these carbohydrates from our food. New research from Jingyuan … Read more

Treatment Options for Middle-Aged Chronic Fatigue Patients: Korean Menopause Society’s Fall Conference

Treatment Options for Middle-Aged Chronic Fatigue Patients: Korean Menopause Society’s Fall Conference

Introduction of treatments for middle-aged chronic fatigue patients at the Korean Menopause Society Entered 2023.12.13 18:10 Views 192 Entered 2023.12.13 18:10 Modified 2023.12.13 17:07 Views 192 People who experience menopausal syndrome as they enter middle age feel chronic fatigue and their overall body function declines even though they do not have a specific disease. [사진=게티이미지뱅크]There … Read more

Should you eat yogurt when you’re depressed and irritated?

Should you eat yogurt when you’re depressed and irritated?

Bacteria in Lactobacillus regulate the immune system of depression input 2023.12.02 13:00 Views 48 input 2023.12.02 13:00correction 2023.12.02 12:07 Views 48 A bacterium called Lactobacillus, found in fermented foods and yogurt, has been shown to play an important role in stress management and could potentially help prevent conditions like depression and anxiety. [사진=게티이미지뱅크] Research has … Read more

Understanding the Role of Skin Bacteria in Atopic Eczema: A New Approach to Treatment

Understanding the Role of Skin Bacteria in Atopic Eczema: A New Approach to Treatment

The skin reddens, itches, flakes and weeps: typical signs of atopic eczema, also known as neurodermatitis. Around four million people in Germany are said to be affected by the non-contagious, inflammatory skin disease. Treating and curing it permanently is not easy. But there may be a new approach if you better understand the role of … Read more

Functional Foods and Probiotics for Improving Immunity Against COVID-19: Evidence and Review Findings

Functional foods, particularly those containing probiotics and prebiotics, may help reduce the severity and duration of COVID-19 symptoms, according to a review published in the journal Nutrients. The review highlighted the potential of polyphenols, flavonoids, curcumin, zinc, vitamins C, E, and D as key components of functional foods with antiviral properties. It also highlighted the … Read more

Even people living in the same apartment share gut microbes: Dong-A Science

Research published in Nature, University of Trento, Italy gut microbiome. Courtesy of Getty Images Bank A study has found that the microbiome, a community of microorganisms living in the human body, is spread through close contact with people. This means that the microbiome, other than what was acquired from the mother at birth, is acquired … Read more

Study: Sugar disrupts the microbiome, lessens defense in opposition to diabetic issues

Scientific tests have shown that sugar can change the microbiome in the overall body and minimize defense towards diabetes. (Photograph taken from freepik) — [Health Channel/Rapporto completo]Eating plans substantial in sugar generally direct to metabolic illnesses these kinds of as obesity and diabetes, according to “Each day science(Science each day) claimed that sugar alters the … Read more