Tags: Gut Bacteria

‘Human Gut Bacteria’, Benefits Diet Improving Health & Wellbeing

MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.24.2017 01:13 AM

Human gut bacteria could help develop medicines in the future to improve health and wellbeing by breaking down complex sugars.

Diabetes Patients Can Lower Blood Sugar Through Gut Bacteria; Fecal Microbes Found To Have Curative Properties

03.21.2017 01:18 AM

A trail of tests suggests that fecal bacteria provide a key in combating diabetes. While microbes can cause sickness, researchers at Taichung Veterans General Hospital in Taiwan discovered that some microorganism in human feces also has curative properties against diabetes.

Person's Appetite Likely Depends On Gut Bacteria, Study Suggests

11.26.2015 20:00 PM

Researchers claimed that these microbes send signal to the brain to let people stop eating when they themselves are full.

The Connection Between Autism and Gut Bacteria May Be Real

03.25.2015 21:59 PM

Parents of autistic children all understand what to expect with their children, and John Rodakis is no different. Like so many, he was familiar with many of the symptoms that include lack of energy, delayed speech, the strict need to routine and more. However, when John's son came down with strep throat and placed on antibiotics, his son's symptoms began to decrease dramatically.

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