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Probiotics, the good microbes, have upended every facet of health.
Just a few decades of discovery reveal powerful ties to medical mysteries including cancer, obesity, infections, depression and much more.
The research is complicated and overwhelming.
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New blogs from ProbioticsNow
Breast Cancer & Microbes: The Whole Story
Millions of women across the world are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. Treatments developed over the last decades have greatly improved survivorship as well as return to a cancer-free life for many. Even so, 650,000 women globally died from the disease in 2020. New research suggests that breast cancer has links to changes in the gut and mammary microbiota. The microbiota at these sites appear to influence risk, response [...]
Probiotics for Memory?
Our memory doesn’t get much attention until we struggle with words, forget names or misplace our car keys. Then too, modern times assault our brains with stimuli and information so that even young people look for ways to boost their memories. I recently wrote a blog for the International Probiotics Association titled Can Probiotics Improve Memory? “Decades of research have revealed some of the mechanisms running this complex operation [...]
C-Section & Food Allergy & Microbes
Food allergies are so common that airlines don’t hand out peanuts anymore. Medically unnecessary cesarean sections (CS) are so common that women book them like hair appointments. Are the two disturbing trends linked? Absolutely. Babies delivered by CS host a different colonization pattern of the gut microbiota than the vaginally birthed. These CS-induced alterations are associated with an altered immune development that may manifest as food allergies. I recently explored [...]