We know that exercise can change our microbiome. Can the metabolic byproducts of the microbiome produced by exercise recapitulate some of the exercise benefits?
Tag: microbiome
Microbiome and Bipolar
This is one of those studies in China that we can only assume that human participants are ethnically similar, getting about the same amount of exercise, and eating the same general foods. This study could not have been conducted before rapid geneome sequencing was available, identification of small molecules in the plasma, neuro imaging, and the compute power to connect the three in very large data sets.
Akkermansia and Desulfovibrio
This post examines three PubMed papers that mention both Akkermansia and Desulfovibrio. Is one good and the other badz/ It is not that simple.
Miralax and antifreeze
While Miralax use to treat constipation may have its issues such as changes in the microbiome, the amount of ethylene glycol in it is no where near to drinking antifreeze.
GPR109a
This post is about GPR109a and the response to LPS. It is a direct full circle to the post called Clinoptilolite that describes a decrease in the tight junction protein ZO-1 in the feces of human endurance atheletes. CLinoptilolite decreases the loss of barrier function. Clinoptilolite cont addresses a metabolomics study demonstrating changes in β-hydroxybutyrate and other metabolites that could be ligands for GPR109a in dairy cows