Foto pexels Flora Normal (microbiota) Los microorganismos se encuentran en todas partes del medio ambiente y una rica población de microbios, especialmente bacterias, reside en el cuerpo humano y es lo

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And it is done, after almost one year and a half. I try to make it short and not very complicated, and i hope you will enjoy reading it. My book about the gut microbiome, our microbial intestinal flora.

Approximately 100 trillion microbes call the gut home. Our diets will either support or harm this community of microbes. Intermittent fasting may improve gut health and extend your lifespan. Late night

I'm beginning to become a little skeptical of the recent hype on the gut microbiota and how important a diet plenty in plant foods is critical to health; I might be biased because of my following of the

Tienes otro Cerebro en tu Intestino Si aún no lo sabes, tienes un segundo cerebro en tu organismo y está situado en tu intestino. Hay 10 veces más células en tu intestino de las que hay en todo el resto

Tim Spector, Professor of Genetic Epidemiology at King's College London, author of The Diet Myth and a few other books, has a short-list of 10 foods that might improve gut function. Those who are familiar

Joep Beumer and Hans Clevers, two researchers from The Netherlands, published an article in Cell on June 29, 2017, about some recent advances in gut-brain axis research. Specifically, they present the

Justin and Erica Sonnenburg run The Sonnenburg Lab in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at Stanford. They wrote a book about the human gut microbiota (gut flora) and I assume their purpose

In a previous steemit blogpost someone asked what would be some common good practices to follow, regardless of the diet one is following. I made a short video reply about it. Here's what I discuss: I don't

A new class of antibiotics has been discovered by analysing the bacterial warfare taking place up people's noses, scientists report. Tests reported in the journal Nature found the resulting drug, lugdunin,