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The Future of Probiotics: Dr. Chikindas’ Innovative Research at Rutgers University

Probiotics, often hailed as “beneficial bacteria,” have been given a transformative touch by Russian scientists. At the forefront of this revolution is Dr. Chikindas, whose groundbreaking work at the Health Promoting Naturals Laboratory at Rutgers University opens new avenues for human health. The journey into microbiology From his childhood, Dr. Chikindas was captivated by “little ...

Viena Abdon

Probiotics.

Researchers Find Connection Between Household Chemicals and Gut Microbiome

A team of researchers for the first time has found a correlation between the levels of bacteria and fungi, the gut microbiome, in the gastrointestinal tract of children and the amount of common household chemicals found in their home environment. The work, published this month in Environmental Science and Technology Letters, could lead to a better ...

Troy Oakes

Household cleaning chemicals.

Your Gut Bacteria Might Be Causing Medications to Be Less Effective

It is estimated that there are between 300 and 500 types of bacteria in the human gut. These typically line the entire digestive system, intestines, and colon, affecting everything from your mood, metabolism, and even the state of your immune system. New research now suggests that these gut bacteria might also be responsible for dismantling ...

Armin Auctor

The human microbiome.