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8 studies

Gut HealthOct 6, 2026
RCT·Gut microbes

Personalized Diets Beat Low-FODMAP for Long-Term IBS Relief

A new clinical trial reveals that AI-driven, microbiome-guided diets offer far more durable relief for irritable bowel syndrome than standard dietary restrictions.

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SupplementsSep 2, 2026
RCT·Nutrition

Can a Multi-Strain Probiotic Help Improve Fatty Liver?

A new clinical trial suggests a specific multi-strain probiotic blend could help protect and improve liver function in people with fatty liver disease.

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SleepJul 31, 2026
Cohort study·Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine

Snoring in Children Linked to Disrupted Mouth and Gut Bacteria

A new study reveals that pediatric snoring and sleep apnea are tied to key imbalances in both airway and gut microbiomes.

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Gut HealthJul 13, 2026
RCT·Annals of neurology

Can Fecal Transplants Ease Non-Motor Parkinson's Symptoms?

A pioneering clinical trial explores whether resetting the gut microbiome via fecal transplants can alleviate Parkinson's disease symptoms.

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SupplementsJul 8, 2026
RCT·npj Parkinson s Disease

Probiotics for Parkinson’s: No Anxiety Relief, But a Cognitive Boost

While a 12-week probiotic trial didn't ease anxiety in Parkinson's patients, it revealed an unexpected benefit for cognitive function.

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Gut HealthJun 29, 2026
RCT·International journal of medical sciences

Prebiotic Formula Successfully Boosts Beneficial Akkermansia Gut Bacteria

A new clinical trial reveals how a targeted prebiotic formula can selectively supercharge beneficial Akkermansia bacteria and soothe digestive discomfort.

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NutritionApr 29, 2026
Systematic review·Frontiers in Molecular Neuroscience

Mediterranean Diet Protects Your Brain By Boosting Gut Bacteria

Discover how eating more olive oil and vegetables cultivates beneficial gut microbes that actively defend your memory.

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Brain HealthApr 19, 2026
Animal study·Nature

Reversing Age-Related Memory Loss by Targeting the Gut Microbiome

New research reveals that an age-related buildup of specific gut bacteria blocks signals to the brain, driving memory loss—and fixing this connection can restore cognitive function.

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