A gut bacterial metabolite called imidazole propionate has gone from obscure molecule to validated driver of insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, heart failure, and atherosclerosis. Inside the University of Gothenburg…
A quiet conclusion has emerged from microbiome science: variety, not any single superfood, predicts a resilient gut and lower systemic inflammation. Inside the American Gut Project finding that launched the…
A landmark study presented at Digestive Disease Week 2026 used autologous fecal microbiota transplant to restore a younger microbial fingerprint in aging mice, reversing core hallmarks of liver aging and…
A 2021 Nature paper from Kenya Honda’s lab at Keio University identified a chemically distinct bile acid called isoalloLCA in the stool of Japanese centenarians. Five years of follow up…
Akkermansia muciniphila lives in the gut mucus layer and may be one of the most consequential microbes in longevity medicine. Inside the de Vos discovery, the Cani lab mechanism, the…
Two decades after a Dutch researcher isolated a strange mucus eating bacterium from a healthy human gut, Akkermansia muciniphila has become one of the most studied targets in metabolic medicine….
A landmark Harvard Medical School study in the Journal of the American Chemical Society identifies an unusual bacterial phospholipid that activates the immune system and drives interleukin 6, the cytokine…
Three convergent lines of 2025 to 2026 research, including the Janelia colanic acid breakthrough, Akkermansia muciniphila clinical trials, and the centenarian microbiome signature, are reframing the gut as a programmable…
What multi-sample RNA analysis reveals about your gut, oral, and cellular health that single-sample tests cannot capture Most consumer microbiome tests ask a single question: what bacteria are living in…
Why some clinicians prefer Genova’s multi-method stool panel for assessing digestive function, intestinal inflammation, and microbial balance A 2019 study published in Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics by Rokkas et al….
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