Tag: microbiome
Your gut bacteria may spread to the people around you more easily than anyone realized
A new Nature study finds gut microbes spread between people, sometimes across continents, faster than expected.
Your daily medication may be reshaping your gut long after you stop taking it
A new analysis of prescription histories shows the microbiome has a long memory.
What you eat every day may be shaping your depression risk through your gut
A new score for a gut-friendly plate is linked to fewer depression symptoms in 28,884 adults.
When rotten-egg gas won’t quit: what your gut may be trying to tell you
A persistent sulfur smell you can't blame on dinner may be a quiet signal from your microbiome.
A compound made by your gut bacteria may be quietly raising your Alzheimer’s risk
A metabolite churned out by common gut microbes was linked to faster cognitive decline in nearly 1,200 adults.
Cooling cooked potatoes, rice or pasta turns them into fuel your gut bacteria thrive on
Chilling starchy foods overnight rewires their molecular structure, and gut bacteria treat the result as premium fuel.