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Stress can actually protect the body from injury and disease, study reveals
CLEVELAND — Although stress plays a role in the onset of a number of health issues, a new study finds it may also protect the body in certain circumstances. Researchers from the Case Western Reserve...
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A handful of almonds each day promotes strong gut health
LONDON — Our stomachs are anything but simple. The gut microbiome contains countless micro-organisms and bacteria that play a major role in digestive, immune, and overall health. In other words, what...
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Contact with humans may be making the wild American marten eat less meat
RALEIGH, N.C. — Humans are changing the diets of the wild American marten, who are carnivores, making them more likely to consume plant-based meals. Researchers from North Carolina State University say...
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How to have a healthy gut: Hang out with your friends more often!
OXFORD, United Kingdom — Having good friends could be essential for a healthy stomach, according to new research. Researchers from the University of Oxford found that friendship is just as important...
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Taking probiotics while on antibiotics could protect your gut microbiome
FORT WORTH, Texas — People on antibiotics may benefit from taking probiotics at the same time, according to new research. The “good bacteria” protects gut health, reducing the risk of diarrhea and...
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Need exercise motivation? A healthy balance of gut microbes could be the answer
PHILADELPHIA — Need exercise motivation? It turns out keeping fit really is a gut instinct, according to a new study. Researchers found that certain microbes in the gut can boost the motivation to work...
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More fiber may help fight multiple sclerosis, study reveals
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — Could something as simple as eating more fiber help slow multiple sclerosis (MS) progression? Researchers at Rutgers University say their research suggests as much, reporting...
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Meditation can alter human microbiome, improve gut health
SHANGHAI, China — Deep breathing techniques are known to have a positive impact on stress levels, but scientists are reporting another significant benefit for the body.Trendy mindfulness practices,...
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Gut microbes can also help you heal faster and avoid fatty liver disease
BOSTON — The human gut is integral to just about every part of the body, but especially our immune system when you consider that roughly 70 percent of it lies within the gut. In a surprising discovery,...
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Gut health researchers eye new breakthroughs thanks to microbiome-on-a-chip
WASHINGTON– In recent years, researchers have been racing to better understand the gut and how it affects human health. Organ-on-a-chip devices might make it a lot easier, allowing scientists to bypass...
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Exercising for 30 minutes every day improves ‘richness, diversity’ of gut...
CALGARY — Exercise is a mainstay approach for stronger muscles and bones, which helps prevents the risk of inflammation and chronic disease. Now, new research from the University of Calgary finds that...
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Walnuts 101: Here’s why their heart-healthy benefits start in the gut
LUBBOCK, Texas — Researchers from Texas Tech University find that the heart-healthy benefits of walnuts might just come from how they impact the gut. Specifically, scientists found that the tasty snack...
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Birds keep hitting windows — now scientists are learning something from their...
CHICAGO — Birds fatally flying into the side of glass buildings is nothing new but always tragic. From skyscrapers to giant sports stadiums, the skies are becoming incredibly hazardous for our...
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Microbes causing a ‘leaky gut’ may be triggering ADHD in children
TAOYUAN CITY, Taiwan — Higher levels of some microbes in the gut put children at greater risk of developing attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), a new study suggests. Researchers in Taiwan...
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A side of beef with the Mediterranean diet may lower Alzheimer’s risk
WINSON-SALEM, N.C. — Picking the right meals today can help our minds tomorrow. Researchers from Wake Forest University find that adopting a modified ketogenic (high-fat and low-carb) Mediterranean...
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Gut bacteria that breaks down sugar could weaken your response to COVID-19...
OKINAWA, Japan — A bacteria in our digestive tract could weaken the body’s response to the COVID-19 vaccine. New research out of Japan suggests that the gut bacteria in charge of breaking down a sugar...
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Your gut balance changes by the day and with the seasons, researchers discover
BETHESDA, Md. — Scientists are continuously in awe at the newest discoveries in our gut microbiomes. Now, new research reveals that our gut bacteria can actually change by the day and even the season,...
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Does gut microbiota really influence health and life expectancy? Here’s why...
The intestinal microbiota is the set of bacteria and viruses that live inside your gut. Microbiota perform a variety of functions, including digesting food and protecting against specific pathogens....
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Gut health breakthrough: Scientists move closer to creating antibiotics with...
COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Scientists may be on the verge of developing an antibiotic with fewer side-effects, such as nausea, indigestion, bloating, and diarrhea. Researchers have identified compounds that...
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Toddler’s gut bacteria can predict if they’ll suffer from childhood obesity
PARIS, France — A toddler’s gut bacteria may reveal whether they’ll be overweight later in life by the age of five, a new study suggests. The gut microbiota, a complex community of microorganisms...
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Fecal transplant cure-all: Could someone else’s poop improve your gut health?
LONDON — A fecal transplant clinical trial is underway in the United Kingdom and scientists say it has the potential to treat advanced liver disease and combat the growing threat of antimicrobial...
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Swallowing fecal transplant pills may be the secret to improving skin cancer...
LONDON, Ontario — Swapping poop from a healthier person could be the secret to beating skin cancer. Researchers in Canada recently released the first results of a new clinical trial using fecal...
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Taking this particular probiotic could be key to preventing cognitive...
BOSTON — An intriguing new study proposes that the intake of a specific probiotic could aid in thwarting the memory and thinking deterioration often associated with aging. This groundbreaking research...
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Crohn’s disease: Bacteria in the mouth may be a cause – here’s why
Crohn’s disease affects four million people worldwide. The condition causes debilitating symptoms such as chronic fatigue, diarrhea, abdominal pain, weight loss and malnutrition. Once symptoms develop,...
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Best Prebiotics: Scientists Name Top 5 Foods For Your Gut Microbiome
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Prebiotics are a particular type of carbohydrate often found in plants that the human body can’t digest. So, when people eat foods packed with prebiotics, they linger in the lower...
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Gut microbes may warn of Alzheimer’s disease long before first symptoms begin
What if the microbes in your gut could act as an early warning system, alerting you that you could be developing Alzheimer’s disease? This might sound improbable, but recent research has found certain...
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A poor sleep schedule can fill your gut with harmful bacteria
LONDON — Sleeping in on lazy Sunday mornings, or staying up late Saturday night, is a weekly tradition for countless people. Noteworthy new findings, however, may leave many thinking twice about...
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Sun worshippers beware: Taking quick vacations just to tan can ruin your...
MANCHESTER, United Kingdom — A quick trip to the beach to work on your tan may actually do more harm than good for your skin. A new study finds taking short trips to seek out intense sunshine could end...
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Healthy brain development may depend on what’s in a baby’s gut
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — A baby’s gut microbiome may be what influences their brain development and attention skills, new research reveals. Growing evidence suggests that the diverse community of...
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Did COVID-19 alter the gut health of countless babies worldwide?
NEW YORK — Countless people simply aren’t the same as they were prior to 2020. The first year of the COVID-19 pandemic felt like a never-ending nightmare for millions of people, and many still don’t...
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Childhood asthma and allergies could be avoided — kids just need tip-top gut...
GEELONG, Australia — New research suggests that a healthy gut filled with a diverse range of bacteria may reduce the risk of developing asthma and food allergies in children. The study sheds light on...
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Mothers’ childhood hardships could lead to poor gut health for her children
LOS ANGELES — A child’s gut microbiome can be impacted negatively if their mother dealt with hardships during their own childhood or pregnancy. This pioneering study led by University of California-Los...
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Should You Take Probiotics? Investigating The Role Of Gut Health In Weight Loss
BOULDER, Colo. — If you’ve ever pondered the question, “Should I be taking a probiotic?” you’re not alone. Dr. Maggie Stanislawski, assistant professor in the University of Colorado Department of...
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DIY fecal transplants? Why you shouldn’t buy into the success stories
Saffron Cassidy suffered from ulcerative colitis, a type of inflammatory bowel disease, for 15 years before she allegedly cured it using her partner’s poop. “It’s been about three and a half years of...
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Sourdough may be the key to better gluten-free bread
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Celiac disease, a chronic autoimmune disorder triggered by the consumption of gluten, can seriously limit one’s food options, both at home and especially while dining out....
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Black Death 700 years ago may be the reason people love junk food now
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The Black Death, also known as the Second Plague Pandemic, eradicated up to 60 percent of Europe’s population in the mid-14th century. Now, researchers say this plague might be...
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Semen Microbiome: Study Reveals Microbes’ Powerful Influence on Male Fertility
LOS ANGELES — Normally, the word “bacteria” is best left out of the bedroom, but new findings suggest microbes may hold serious influence over male fertility. Researchers at the University of...
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Pharmacist Explains Why Dietary Fiber Is So Important — Even Though You Can’t...
Fiber, the indigestible part of plant foods, plays a critical yet often overlooked role in our diets. Though it might seem counterintuitive to value something our bodies can’t digest, the benefits of...
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Cranberry extracts can revitalize gut health in just 4 days
A popular Thanksgiving side dish can help you cultivate a healthier gut -- cranberries! The post Cranberry extracts can revitalize gut health in just 4 days by StudyFinds Editor appeared first on Study...
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Ultra-processed foods could wreak havoc on the immune system, igniting...
There’s growing evidence that ultra-processed foods may affect how our immune system works. The post Ultra-processed foods could wreak havoc on the immune system, igniting inflammation by The...
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‘Metabolic magic trick’: Fiber ‘reprograms’ gut bacteria to improve overall...
Scientists have uncovered a surprising link between dietary fiber and the production of beneficial chemicals in our gut. The post ‘Metabolic magic trick’: Fiber ‘reprograms’ gut bacteria to improve...
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Adding honey to yogurt can have an amazing impact on your gut health
Researchers suggest that clover honey, when mixed with yogurt, can significantly improve the survival of beneficial bacteria. The post Adding honey to yogurt can have an amazing impact on your gut...
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Gut hormones could control how long we live
A study on fruit flies suggests that gut hormones play a crucial role in the aging process, offering new insights into how diet affects longevity. The post Gut hormones could control how long we live...
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Why do humans have large brains? Scientists credit our gut bacteria
In a fascinating discovery that bridges the microscopic and the evolutionary, researchers have uncovered evidence that some of our smallest passengers - gut bacteria - may have played a role in one of...
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Bacteria in your mouth could fuel dementia
Most people know that brushing and flossing help prevent cavities and gum disease, but maintaining good oral health might also be linked to brain function as we age. The post Bacteria in your mouth...
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The surprising dark side to trendy juice cleanses
New research suggests these trendy cleanses may have unexpected effects on the trillions of beneficial bacteria living in our mouths and guts. The post The surprising dark side to trendy juice cleanses...
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Could microbes replace anxiety meds? Why a calm mind starts in your stomach,...
Mental health disorders are on the rise globally, with anxiety affecting millions. While there's no shortage of prescription medications available for patients, a new study suggests an unexpected ally...
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How fast is your gut? Why the answer is important for your health
Many of us pay attention to the foods we’re putting in our bodies – asking ourselves whether they’re nutritious and healthy for us. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself how fast this food is...
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How does toothpaste affect the good bacteria in your mouth?
The goal of brushing one’s teeth is to have fresh breath and prevent cavities. But the effect of toothpaste on the complex ecosystem of bacteria in our mouths — the oral microbiome — is often...
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How Your Mouth Could Be Killing Your Heart
The mouth is often described as a window to overall health – and for good reason. A growing body of research reveals a significant link between poor dental hygiene and cardiovascular disease. The post...
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