Gut flora, microbiome, beneficial bacteria — it seems everywhere you turn, someone is offering you a kefir-and-sauerkraut smoothie to make your intestines more welcoming for teeming hordes of bacteria ...

Resolutions to improve health typically include measures such as more exercise, a healthier diet and stopping smoking. But what about your gut microbiome? Taking steps to protect and improve it can ...

Your Well Informed column on the gut microbiome (August 15th) was right about the thing that matters most. There is no single ideal microbiome, and a varied, plant-heavy, partly fermented diet remains ...

It’s time to start trusting your gut — at least when it comes to staying young and living longer. Research has shown that the gut microbiomes of healthy older people — including those in their 90s ...

Global increases in bowel disorders have put the spotlight on complex interactions between the gut microbiome and its human ...

Diet plays a central role in shaping the gut microbiome, influencing immune function, metabolism, and disease risk through microbial diversity and metabolite production. Long-term dietary patterns, ...

Known as the microbiome, your gut is home to millions of bacteria and other microbes—both good and bad—and can influence your health in many ways. The key is to balance the ratio of good to bad ...

Think of your gut microbiome as a community of microscopic organisms that live inside your body. When everything is working right, this ecosystem helps protect you from a host of diseases.

Researchers at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa have found that certain gut bacteria are linked to how quickly the body ages, providing new insight into the connection between the gut, health and ...

Research reveals how exercise alters gut microbes, influencing recovery and proposing 'intestinal rehabilitation' for those with limited exercise capacity.

Resolutions to improve health typically include measures such as more exercise, a healthier diet and stopping smoking. But what about your gut microbiome? “The microbiome is essentially a community of ...