Digestive distress? The Secret Fix Might Start From Your Mouth!
Did you happen to witness the presence of a whole sweetcorn kernel in your stool today or have you been seeing undigested food pieces in your stool la..
Nutrition
Holobiome: Research I Articles I Updates I News I Series I Feed
Holobiome is a blog series that offers an AI-assisted summary of the latest research articles on human microbiome.The study delves into how alcohol u..
Holobiome Series
The MicroByte Series-Streptococcus salivarius: The Oral Cavity Pioneer
The genus Streptococcus was first characterized in 1874 by Theodor Billroth, an Austrian surgeon, who found them occurring singly, in pairs, or in cha..
MicroByte Series
Holobiome is a blog series that offers an AI-assisted summary of the latest research articles on human microbiome.A 5-year clinical study explored h..
The MicroByte Series-Saccharomyces boulardii: The First Yeast Probiotic
Saccharomyces boulardii is a unique, non-pathogenic yeast that has been widely used in Europe for the treatment of diarrhoea. It was discovered in 192..
Skin Microbiome myths- Debunking the common skincare misconceptions
As our knowledge about gut health and the microbiome expands, we know now more than ever about the consequences of dysbiosis. Advanced genomic sequenc..
Microbiome
Traditional Indian Foods That Secretly Boost Gut Health
Ever wondered why your grandmother insisted on curd rice during summers or gave you a spoon of pickle with every meal? Turns out, she wasn’t just bein..
Holobiome is a blog series that offers an AI-assisted summary of the latest research articles on human microbiome.A recent pilot study explored the g..
The MicroByte Series- The Versatile Probiotic with Ancient Roots: Lactiplantibacillus plantarum
After its first isolation from human saliva in 1919 by Orla-Jensen—who originally named it Streptobacterium plantarum—the organism was placed on the ..
Why Your Gut Wants You to Eat Seasonally
These days, thanks to supermarkets and cold storage, we can eat strawberries in the middle of winter or bite into apples way before they’re in season...