How Gut Molecules in Your Blood May Predict Depression
A groundbreaking meta-analysis reveals that individuals with clinical depression have significantly lower levels of key gut-produced compounds in their bloodstream.
Read AnalysisHow Subconcussive Football Hits Alter Your Gut Bacteria
New research reveals that head impacts from football can alter gut bacteria, even when they do not cause concussions.
Read AnalysisThe Gut-Lipid Connection to Depression During Pregnancy
A landmark study reveals how shifting gut bacteria and lipids during pregnancy could predict and influence prenatal depression.
Read AnalysisThe Surprising Link Between Gut Bacteria and Early Puberty
Researchers have discovered distinct bacterial imbalances and depleted beneficial fatty acids in children experiencing precocious puberty, opening the door for microbiome-based therapies.
Read AnalysisThe Gut-Kidney-Heart Connection That Predicts Heart Disease
Scientists have discovered a hidden link between gut bacteria, kidney function, and heart health that can predict your risk of future cardiovascular disease.
Read AnalysisCould Probiotics Be the Secret to Stopping Migraines?
A growing body of research suggests that targeting your microbiome with biotics could help reduce the frequency and severity of debilitating migraines.
Read AnalysisCutting Food Emulsifiers Lowers Cholesterol and Protects Gut Microbes
A new trial reveals that limiting common food emulsifiers could lower your cholesterol and protect beneficial microbial compounds.
Read AnalysisChronic Kidney Disease Drastically Lowers Essential Short-Chain Fatty Acids
A comprehensive review reveals that chronic kidney disease severely depletes beneficial short-chain fatty acids, though a surprising paradox exists in children.
Read AnalysisAltered Gut Fatty Acids Linked to Autism
A comprehensive review reveals that individuals with autism have significantly different levels of specific gut-derived fatty acids, highlighting a unique chemical signature in the gut-brain connection.
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