23.01.2023
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Gut microbiota from post-Covid-19 patients induces lung inflammation and brain dysfunction in mice [1]
Viviani Mendes de Almeida Laboratory of Microbiota and Immunomodulation - Department of Biochemistry and Im...
Find out moreArtificial sweeteners, gut microbiota and metabolic health: an interaction requiring close examination
By Pr. Karine Clément Sorbonne University, Inserm, Unité de recherche nutrition et obésités ; approches sys...
Find out moreThe impact of gravity on irritable bowel syndrome
By Dr. Maria Teresa Galiano Gastroenterology and Endoscopy Service, Servimed, Bogota, Colombia
Find out moreThe gut microbiome as a determinant of healthy eating
By Anissa M. Armet 1 , João F. Mota 2,3 and Jens Walter 3 1 Department of Agricultural, Food & Nut...
Find out moreFrom diarrhea to chronic diseases: the well-documented consequences of antibiotic-related gut microbiota dysbiosis
Antibiotic treatment may sometimes take place without any obvious short-term side effects. Nevertheless, th...
Find out moreMicrobiota and metabolic diseases
Overview By Pr. Yolanda Sanz Microbial Ecology, Nutrition & Health Research Unit; Institute of Agroche...
Find out moreThe gut microbiota and drug metabolism
Overview By Pr. Emily P. Balskus Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology, Harvard University, Cambrid...
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Probiotics: what exactly are we talking about?
From the Latin pro and Greek bios meaning “for life”, the term “probiotic” was suggested over 60 years ago,...
Find out moreHow do you choose a probiotic for your patient?
Faced with a plethora of products on the market, it's not always easy for health professionals to suggest a...
Find out moreProbiotics: what are the benefits?
Probiotics are intended to modulate the intestinal microbiota. However, their efficacy has yet to be define...
Find out moreDr. Markus Egert : Probiotics, a complementary therapeutic option
Markus Egert is Professor of Microbiology and Hygiene at Furtwangen University of Applied Sciences in Germa...
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Xpeer course: The rationale behind why and how to choose a probiotic
Get free training on decision-making for choosing a probiotic from Mary Ellen Sanders, a consultant in prob...
Find out moreInfographics to share with your patients!
Download original and engaging graphic materials to explain to your patients the essential role of the micr...
Find out moreXpeer course: Detection, Prevention and Treatment of Gut Microbiome Dysbiosis
Learn how to detect, prevent and treat the gut microbiome dysbiosis in this free CME course led by renowned...
Find out moreXpeer course: Gut Microbiota and metabolic disease
Join renowned expert Prof. Karine Clément, professor of nutrition, as she guides you through the "relations...
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