Create energy from bacteria in termite gut
Termites are one of the most dangerous pests in the world. Each year, they can eat up to millions of wood. Currently, American scientists are studying the possibility of…
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Termites are one of the most dangerous pests in the world. Each year, they can eat up to millions of wood. Currently, American scientists are studying the possibility of…
Previously, we knew there was a population of bacteria living in the human gut, which affected digestion, immune system, overall health, even our genes and emotions.
You already know that, in your intestinal tract, there is now a diversity of microorganisms. They don't just sit there and wait for your next meal.
American scientists at Virginia University discovered Lactobacillus bacteria that exist in many yogurt can improve depression in mice by changing the intestinal flora of…
Swallow gum with intestinal irritation, intestinal obstruction or cause disease? This infographic will help you answer.
Apples are suitable for breakfast because they are very beneficial for the gut, however, eating at night or at night causes stomach discomfort.
When we eat foods high in sugar, our taste, our gut and our brain record. Sugar reception activates the brain's rewarding nervous system.
A group of Chinese and Danish researchers have identified more than 500 types of intestinal microorganisms and 800 viruses that can attack these microorganisms.
Researchers, led by Sean Davies, of Vanderbilt University have demonstrated that a genetically altered bacterium can prevent weight gain, even if it is still effective f…
Bacteria in the human gut can help fight obesity as an initial conclusion in a research work done by US scientists, assessing the role of bacteria in the digestive syste…
A new study shows that abnormal bowel bacteria may cause some babies to cry violently while others are more benign.
Swedish scientists believe that the amount of carotenoids in the human intestines affects stroke, according to ANI.
The key to overcoming obesity can be hidden in an unimaginable place: mummies of mummies 3,000 years ago.
It is often concluded that the secret of longevity is hidden in the 'health' of the heart and lungs, but now it is found in the intestine. At least in ... flies. But are…
If you have a gut, but especially you, then the risk is that you will be smaller than him, the scientists claim. Research by David Lawson, from the University of London,…