Gut Bacteria May Lead to the Development of Alzheimer's Disease
The bacteria in your gut may play a major role in the development of Alzheimer's disease - the most common form of dementia.
How Your Gut Bacteria Can Help You Fight Diseases
By know you may have known the 'good' gut bacteria majorly helps in smooth digestion of the food we eat by producing certain vitamins and enzymes. A latest study, conducted at Stockholm's KTH Royal Institute ...
Gut Bacteria Key to Good Cholesterol and Heart Health
The findings may open door to new therapies to alter gut bacteria types that contribute to body weight, fat and cholesterol levels. This can further facilitate prevention of heart disease.
How a Healthy Gut Could Stop Obesity: Your Guide to Understanding Gut Bacteria
Gut microbes build a complex and intricate mechanism inside the gut to promote good health.
'Fattty' Gut Bacteria Thrives in Those Who Live Up North, New Study
Do you live up north? You may have gut microbes associated with obesity. Researchers have found that people living farther north in colder climates have more of the bacterial group 'Firmicutes' and fewer of the ...
Gut Bacteria May Help Prevent Stroke: Study
The microbial environment in the gut directed the immune cells there to protect the brain.
Gut Bacteria May Help Slow Down Process of Ageing:Study
Scientists identified a bacteria, whose genes and compounds extend the life as well as slow down the progression of tumours and the accumulation of amyloid-beta.
Prebiotics For Weight Loss: How Prebiotic Fibre Can Help You In Reducing Body Fat
Prebiotics For Weight Loss: Prebiotics are said to be non-digestible carbohydrates, which are used up by the gut microbiota and are usually present in foods that are rich in fibre.
Gut Bacteria May Influence Your Risk of Heart Disease
A research study suggests how certain diet changes can neutralize the effect of diets that leads to deposition of fats and hardening of arteries increasing the risk of heart disease and stroke.
Vegetables May Carry Infection-Causing Bacteria That Can Harm Human Gut: Study
It has been proved that not just animal meat but plant-based foods can also be the source of such infections.