All articles tagged with #microbiome therapy
New research warns that fecal microbiota transplants (FMT) can cause long-lasting mismatches in gut regions, leading to metabolic and behavioral changes, and proposes omni-microbial transplants to better match microbes with their native gut environments.
New research highlights the role of gut bacteria in regulating stress responses by interacting with circadian rhythms, suggesting potential for microbiome-based therapies for mental health. The study identifies specific bacteria, like Limosilactobacillus reuteri, as crucial in modulating stress hormones, emphasizing the importance of a balanced microbiome for mental well-being. This discovery opens avenues for developing treatments targeting the gut-brain axis to manage stress-related disorders.