Study finds that a non-industrialized diet improves gut health, reduces disease risk, and enhances microbiome interactions linked to cardiometabolic benefits. Study: Cardiometabolic benefits of a ...

The modern Western-style diet—high in processed foods, red meat, dairy products, and sugar—alters the composition of the gut microbiome in ways that can have a huge impact on health. This dietary ...

Scientists at the University of Pittsburgh uncovered the unstable immune cells that can cause up to 40% of immunotherapy ...

Nutrition plays a huge role in the health of your gut microbiome—so you can eat your way to a healthier gut.

People who ate more plant-based and less meat-based foods — whether on a vegan, vegetarian, or omnivorous diet — had more favorable microbiome compositions than those who did not follow a healthy ...

The gut microbiome changes with age, with microbial diversity and function varying according to health status, diet, ...

Imagine checking into a gorgeous retreat and coming home a few days later with a whole new gut. At least, that’s the idea behind a growing crop of gut-health getaways, where specialized menus, ...

Sarbecovirus-positive horseshoe bats in Cambodia show consistent gut microbiome restructuring and enriched Shigella and ...

A study of 89 samples from Kruger National Park mammals found that gut microbial communities cluster strongly by dietary ...

Researchers from UChicago show how a typical Western diet prevents the gut microbiome from recovering after antibiotic treatment and leaves it susceptible to infection. Newswise — The modern ...