Tag: inflammation
Posted on January 17, 2019
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Last week, I posted a story on the Biome Buzz’ Facebook page about how a metabolite from pomegranates and berries has been found to reduce inflammatory bowel disease.[i] Researchers at the University of Louisville discovered that the metabolite, urolithin A (UroA) and a synthetic…
Category: Aging, Bacterial Microbiome, Crohn's, Crohn's Disease, Diet, Human Biome, inflammation, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, microbiome, Parkinson's Disease, Ulcerative ColitisTags: bacterialmicrobiome, Diet, gutbacteria, health, ibd, inflammation, inflammatoryboweldisease, microbes, microbiome, Parkinson's Disease, ulcerativecolitis
Posted on January 10, 2019
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Tuesday evening I printed out a bunch of new articles to read that looked potentially interesting. I’ve so far made it through 2, and one of those did not disappoint. A brief seque: I’ve probably mentioned this before, but because of my autism longevity…
Category: autism, Human Biome, Immune System-Brain Connection, inflammation, microbiome, MycobiomeTags: asd, autism, babies, birth, brain, candida, children, health, inflammation, microbes, microbiome, Mycobiome, Pregnancy, yeast
Posted on January 4, 2019
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Since eating a healthy diet is the most important factor in maintaining a healthy and happy inner biome, I thought I’d catch you up on some of the latest papers out there. I spotted another “most popular medical stories of 2018” article on Medical…
Category: Aging, Bacterial Microbiome, Cardiovascular Disease, depression, Diet, Human Biome, inflammation, Mental Health, microbiome, obesityTags: Aging, bacterialmicrobiome, cardiovasculardisease, depression, Diet, gutbacteria, health, inflammation, mentalhealth, microbes, microbiome, nutrition, obesity
Posted on January 2, 2019
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A few days ago, a fun article[i] appeared on Gut Microbiota for Health which listed their most popular articles in 2018. Contrary me: I looked through all 10 and found that the last one on the list was way the most interesting. In your…
Category: allergy, Anxiety and PTSD, autism, Autoimmune Disease, Bacterial Microbiome, Diet, Human Biome, Immune System-Brain Connection, inflammation, Mental Health, microbiome, ProbioticsTags: allergy, anxiety, asd, autism, autoimmune, bacterialmicrobiome, brain, Diet, foodallergy, gutbacteria, health, inflammation, mentalhealth, microbes, microbiome, Probiotics, PTSD
Posted on December 27, 2018
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My longer-time readers know that, as we close out another year, I like to take a look back at some of my favorite research stories from these past 12 months. So here it is…Judy’s “the best of 2018” top 10 list, in chronological order:…
Category: Altzheimers, antibiotics, Anxiety and PTSD, autism, Autoimmune Disease, Bacterial Microbiome, bacteriophages, Crohn's, Crohn's Disease, depression, Diet, Helminthic Therapy, Human Biome, Immune System-Brain Connection, inflammation, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Macrobiome, Mental Health, Metabolic Syndrome, microbiome, multiple sclerosis, obesity, Parkinson's Disease, Probiotics, Protozoa, Schizophrenia, Ulcerative Colitis, viromeTags: Alzheimers, antibiotics, anxiety, asd, autism, bacteriophages, brain, Crohn's, depression, Diet, health, helminthictherapy, inflammation, inflammatoryboweldisease, microbes, MS, multiple sclerosis, obesity, Parkinson's Disease, Schizophrenia, ulcerativecolitis, virome
Posted on December 18, 2018
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Yet another article[i] was just published showing that dealing with inflammation issues while a baby is still in the womb can make a huge difference on the risk of atopic (allergic) illnesses. In this case, researchers in New Zealand gave 474 pregnant (starting at…
Category: allergy, Bacterial Microbiome, Human Biome, inflammation, microbiome, Prebiotics, Pregnancy, ProbioticsTags: allergy, asthma, babies, bacterialmicrobiome, children, eczema, gutbacteria, health, inflammation, microbes, microbiome, Prebiotics, Pregnancy, Probiotics
Posted on December 13, 2018
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From the earliest days of this blog, I have talked about the too-often-ignored (and non-existent-in-most-people) macrobiome. Over the last few years, I’ve covered research papers that demonstrate over and over that helminths – intestinal worms, which are the predominant organisms of the mammalian macrobiome…
Category: autism, Helminthic Therapy, Human Biome, Immune System-Brain Connection, inflammation, Macrobiome, Mental HealthTags: asd, autism, babies, birth, brain, children, health, helminthictherapy, immunesystem, inflammation, Macrobiome, mentalhealth, Pregnancy
Posted on December 11, 2018
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The article I read yesterday was a natural follow-on from my last post, about autism and its relationship to perturbations in the gut microbiome. This one was about a double-blind, placebo-controlled study using probiotics to restore normal gut microbiota in infants who were either…
Category: allergy, antibiotics, Autoimmune Disease, Bacterial Microbiome, Breast Feeding, Crohn's, Crohn's Disease, Diabetes, Human Biome, inflammation, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, microbiome, obesity, Prebiotics, Pregnancy, Probiotics, Ulcerative ColitisTags: allergy, antibiotics, autoimmune, babies, bacterialmicrobiome, breastfeeding, children, Crohn's, Diabetes, gutbacteria, health, infants, inflammation, inflammatoryboweldisease, microbes, microbiome, obesity, Prebiotics, Pregnancy, Probiotics, ulcerativecolitis
Posted on December 6, 2018
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Two days ago, I spotted a short commentary[i] in the journal, International Journal of Molecular Sciences, from this past August, which really caught my attention. Here is why: it was written by 3 researchers in the department of neurology at Rutgers University’s medical school…
Category: autism, Bacterial Microbiome, Human Biome, inflammation, Mental Health, microbiome, Mycobiome, ProbioticsTags: asd, autism, babies, bacterialmicrobiome, brain, children, gutbacteria, health, inflammation, mentalhealth, microbes, microbiome, Mycobiome, Probiotics
Posted on December 4, 2018
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As I promised last Thursday, I’ll finish talking about the article[i] on aging, the microbiome, and senescence today. A quick summary of my last post: the evidence currently available points to a depletion of the microbiota as we age (from diet (for example, older…
Category: Aging, Altzheimers, Autoimmune Disease, Bacterial Microbiome, cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Crohn's, Crohn's Disease, Diabetes, Diet, Human Biome, inflammation, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Metabolic Syndrome, microbiome, obesity, Prebiotics, Probiotics, Ulcerative ColitisTags: Aging, Alzheimers, autoimmune, bacterialmicrobiome, cancer, cardiovasculardisease, Crohn's, Diabetes, Diet, gutbacteria, health, inflammation, inflammatoryboweldisease, Irritablebowelsyndrome, metabolicsyndrome, microbes, microbiome, obesity, ulcerativecolitis
Posted on November 29, 2018
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Yesterday evening, I read about a study[i] done by scientists at the University of Salford, in Manchester, UK, that fascinated me enough that it sent me into one of my I-can’t-stop-reading jags. First, a brief explanation: senescent cells are old cells that have lost…
Category: Aging, Altzheimers, antibiotics, Autoimmune Disease, Bacterial Microbiome, cancer, Cardiovascular Disease, Crohn's, Crohn's Disease, Diabetes, Human Biome, inflammation, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Metabolic Syndrome, microbiome, obesity, Ulcerative ColitisTags: Aging, Alzheimers, bacterialmicrobiome, cancer, cardiovasculardisease, Crohn's, Diabetes, gutbacteria, health, inflammation, inflammatoryboweldisease, metabolicsyndrome, microbes, microbiome, obesity, ulcerativecolitis
Posted on November 27, 2018
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Back to leaky gut, briefly… For those of you unfamiliar with the term epithelial cells, this is a single layer of cells that line the inside of the intestinal tract and provide a selectively permeable barrier. That is, healthy cells are tightly packed together,…
