Research Articles
The Gut Gardeners: Can a Squash & Berry Brew Reshape Your Microbiome?
Discover how fruit and vegetable juice concentrate can reduce intestinal Bacteroides levels and reshape your gut microbiome for better health.
The Gut Guardian: How a Friendly Bacteria Could Be Our Newest Shield Against Infection
Discover how Lactobacillus pentosus S-PT84, a probiotic from Japanese pickles, shows promise in preventing Candida infections and reducing gastric inflammation.
The Gut Gardener: How a Flower Extract Soothes a Troubled Stomach
Discover how Nigella A from black seed shows promise in treating inflammatory bowel disease by reducing inflammation and restoring gut flora balance.
Betaine: The Gut's Secret Shield Against Stress
Discover how betaine protects intestinal cells from hyperosmotic stress and maintains gut barrier function through scientific research findings.
The Fire Within: How a Simple Chemical in Your Gut Could Be Fueling a Modern Disease
Exploring the revolutionary theory that hydrogen peroxide produced by colon cells could be the root cause of ulcerative colitis and how this discovery opens new treatment possibilities.
The Painkiller's Hidden Punch: What a Common Drug Does to Your Gut
Explore how indomethacin, a common NSAID, causes significant damage to the intestinal lining through histopathological studies in albino rats.
How a Tiny Bacterium Could Help Fight Colon Cancer
Discover how Lactobacillus coryniformis MXJ32, a probiotic from fermented foods, shows promise in preventing colorectal cancer by strengthening gut barriers and reducing inflammation.
Butyrate and Type 1 Diabetes: When a Gut Feeling Doesn't Pan Out
Exploring the unexpected results of butyrate supplementation in type 1 diabetes patients and what it means for future research.
The Double-Edged Spoon: How Fortified Foods Affect Zambian Infants' Gut Health
Research on how micronutrient-fortified foods impact intestinal permeability and inflammation in Zambian infants
When Stress Strikes Twice: Why Social Defeat May Wound the Gut More Than Shock
Research reveals how social stress uniquely damages gut health compared to physical stress, increasing vulnerability to inflammatory bowel diseases.