#Healthy Bacteria

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Are Probiotics the Secret to Natural and Clear Skin?

Are Probiotics the Secret to Natural and Clear Skin?

“Probiotics are a game-changer for creating gorgeous skin because when we foster a healthy microflora, our digestion improves, including our elimination of potentially aging, skin-dulling toxins, and we can improve the absorption of beauty nutrients.” – Kimberly Snyder, Celebrity Nutritionist If you’ve had any issues with acne, you’ll consider bacteria in your face as being a negative thing (and…

[houseofcucci]

How’s life and how are you feeling now?

On my fourth round of antibiotics and also on steroids for my chest and lungs. It’s not looking good tbh

[homeofhousechickens]

Yeah my incubator is goner I assisted two chicks and they are both alive but the little chocolate I think is going to pass away. The other more lively one still needs to absorb their yolk but if they would have stayed in the egg they would have passed away. I did eggtospys on the other eggs and the babies all looked perfect- they just didn't absorb their yolks which points to an incubator issue.

[the-hilda-librarians-wife]

Gosh I hope Frida's new design means we'll get to see her having a Kaisa parallel arc. I hope we see her building her magic and her confidence like they're one and the same. I hope whatever happened to Kaisa to make her so repressed and insecure, happens to Frida so she gets to take the exact opposite path. Now that she saw what happens when you grow up worried about disappointing the person who raised you and not living up to the expectations of those around you, I hope we see her letting it all go and choosing herself. God, I hope she takes Kaisa's "I'm not the witch you taught me to be" and bends it into "I'm the person I want to be" with her own bare hands. I hope for it so hard.

[wayti-blog]

Common food preservative has unexpected effects on the gut microbiome

"Food manufacturers often add preservatives to food products to keep them fresh. The purpose of these preservatives is to kill microbes that could break down and otherwise spoil the food. Common additives like sugar, salt, vinegar and alcohol have been used as preservatives for centuries, but modern-day food labels now reveal more unfamiliar ingredients such as sodium benzoate, calcium propionate, and potassium sorbate.

Bacteria produce chemicals called bacteriocins to kill microbial competitors. These chemicals can serve as natural preservatives by killing potentially dangerous pathogens in food. Lanthipeptides, a class of bacteriocins with especially potent antimicrobial properties, are widely used by the food industry and have become known as "lantibiotics" (a scientific portmanteau of lanthipeptide and antibiotics).

Despite their widespread use, however, little is known about how these lantibiotics affect the gut microbiomes of people who consume them in food. Microbes in the gut live in a delicate balance, and commensal bacteria provide important benefits to the body by breaking down nutrients, producing metabolites, and—importantly—protecting against pathogens. If too many commensals are indiscriminately killed off by antimicrobial food preservatives, opportunistic pathogenic bacteria might take their place and wreak havoc—a result no better than eating contaminated food in the first place.

A new study published in ACS Chemical Biology by scientists from the University of Chicago found that one of the most common classes of lantibiotics has potent effects both against pathogens and against the commensal gut bacteria that keep us healthy."

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[familythings]

Why You Should Never Wear Outdoor Shoes Indoors

Many people don’t think twice about wearing their outdoor shoes inside their homes. But this habit can lead to an influx of germs and bacteria. Public sidewalks, parks, and floors are often teeming with microscopic life that can hitch a ride on the soles of your shoes. A recent experiment by cleaning and organization expert Dena O’Neill highlighted the disturbing reality of what we may be…

[mkaroy]

i find signs of injury so interesting, because usually the signs are what’s keeping the body safe, like when your fingers get ice cold or frost bitten it’s actually your body just trying to keep the important organs alive, or when our heart speeds up, even unhealthily so, it’s usually to try to get more blood pumping around our body. even the act of being in pain is your body trying to signal to the brain “HEY SOMETHINGS WRONG DOWN HERE YOU BETTER SAVE US” because, technically speaking, your body’s the one putting itself in pain, with nerves and all that. this can be poetic i think i just haven’t thought hard enough about it.

[happyteethcare]

The Impact of Oral Microbiome on Systemic Health: A Deeper Look at How Oral Health Affects the Body

The human body is a complex ecosystem, and one of the most fascinating areas of ongoing research is the role of the oral microbiome in influencing systemic health. While most people associate oral hygiene with preventing cavities and gum disease, the truth is that maintaining a healthy mouth may have far-reaching implications beyond just dental health. Recent studies suggest that the balance of…

[creativeera]

The Growing Human Microbiome Market is in Trends by Rapid Technological Advancements

The human microbiome market comprises various products such as probiotics, prebiotics, medical foods, supplements, and others that support microbiota health. Probiotics are live microorganisms that provide health benefits when consumed. Prebiotics are non-digestible food ingredients that promote the growth of beneficial microbes in the gut. These products are gaining significance due to their role in maintaining gastrointestinal and immune health.

The global human microbiome market is estimated to be valued at US$ 959.3 Mn in 2024 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 24% over the forecast period 2024 to 2031. Key Takeaways Key players operating in the human microbiome market are Diageo plc, Pernod-Ricard SA, Constellation Brands Inc., Brown-Forman Corporation, Remy Cointreau SA, Marie Brizard Wine & Spirits, Lapostolle SA, and Berentzen-Gruppe AG. The growing awareness about gut health and the role of microbiota in various diseases is driving the demand for probiotics and prebiotics. Various clinical studies supporting the benefits of microbiome-based products in obesity, diabetes, cancer treatment are also boosting the market growth. The market players are expanding their regional presence through acquisitions and collaboration with local players to tap opportunities in emerging markets across Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa. Market key trends One of the key trends in the Human Microbiome Market Growth is the increasing research funding for microbiome therapeutics. Various government and private organizations are funding research activities to develop microbiome-based therapies for various diseases. Another major trend is the growing adoption of next-gen sequencing techniques for microbiome profiling. Companies are heavily investing in developing new sequencing technologies such as metagenomics and whole-genome sequencing for comprehensive profiling of human microbiomes. This is helping gain better insights into host-microbiome interactions and disease pathogenesis.

Porter’s Analysis Threat of new entrants: High capital requirements and established brand names create barriers for new companies. Bargaining power of buyers: Individual consumers have low bargaining power due to the availability of many alternatives in the market. Bargaining power of suppliers: The microbiome research market receives materials and services from many suppliers giving buyers higher negotiating power. Threat of new substitutes: Potential for new microbiome-based products and services to replace existing drugs and therapies. Competitive rivalry: Firms compete on the basis of scientific innovations, research collaborations and developing new diagnostics and therapeutics. The North American region currently holds the largest share of the human microbiome market owing to the presence of major market players and rising R&D activities in the region. Europe is also one of the lucrative markets for human microbiome owing to the increasing funding on the research activities pertaining to microbiome by the government as well as private bodies in the region. However, Asia Pacific region is expected to grow at the highest CAGR due to rising geriatric population, increased awareness and improved healthcare facilities in emerging countries like India and China. Geographical Regions: The North American region holds the largest share of the human microbiome market currently owing to presence of major market players and rising R&D activities in the United States and Canada. Scientific research organizations in the region are conducting extensive research on utilization of gut microbes for various therapeutic areas such as immunology & inflammation, diabetes, cancers etc., thus driving the regional market growth. The Asia Pacific region is expected to witness the fastest growth over the forecast period in the global human microbiome market. Improving research infrastructure along with rising healthcare expenditure by governments of emerging countries like India and China is supporting the regional market development. Increasing older population base susceptible to chronic diseases also presents lucrative business opportunities for human microbiome companies in the Asia Pacific region.

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Swallowing These Bacteria Could Be Better Than Dental Implants

Imagine fixing all your dental problems—bleeding gums, tooth decay, bad breath, and cavities—without expensive dental treatments or painful procedures. A groundbreaking discovery by a Harvard scientist suggests that it’s possible. A newly identified type of bacteria, when swallowed, could reconstruct your enamel and solve a host of dental issues in one simple step. It may sound unbelievable, but…

[keeps-ache]

my brother keeps taking my dang water cup c'mon man ! !

[diabetesreversalprograminindia]

Role of the gut microbiome in weight management

This article is originally published on Freedom from Diabetes website, available here. The gut microbiome (GM), a vast community of microorganisms residing in our digestive tract, plays a crucial role in weight management and overall health. Recent research has shed light on the intricate relationship between these microorganisms and our body's ability to maintain a healthy weight.

How Your Microbiome Impacts Weight Management

Nutrient Absorption: The GM aids in the digestion and absorption of nutrients from the food we consume. It can influence how efficiently our body extracts calories from food.

Metabolism Regulation Gut bacteria can impact our metabolic processes, including the breakdown of carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.

Appetite Regulation: Some gut bacteria produce hormones and signaling molecules that influence our appetite and satiety.

Inflammation: A healthy GM helps maintain a balanced immune system and reduces inflammation.

5.Energy Storage: Some gut bacteria may influence how the body stores and utilizes energy. Imbalances in the gut microbiome can lead to higher fat storage, especially around the abdomen.

To know more about their impact on Gut-Brain Axis, Hormone Regulation, Short-Chain Fatty Acids, Prebiotics and Probiotics, please visit our Article.

In conclusion, a healthy gut microbiome is crucial for weight management. An imbalanced microbiome can lead to weight gain and metabolic issues. To support a healthy microbiome, eat a fiber-rich diet, use probiotics, limit unnecessary antibiotics, and manage stress. Also please connect with me on my website, Facebook page, and YouTube if you want to stay in touch or give me any feedback!

[meditating-dog-lover]

Hiding health stuff from my loved ones

I recently developed hypochondria and started obsessively reading articles online and seeing doctors behind my mom and sister's back.

Honestly it's going to send me down a downward spiral. Me seeing doctors who recommend things that don't even work or are not needed and escalate things and me not having the emotional support I need because I've been hiding things from my mom and sister, so I feel trapped and stressed and feel like I'm so sick but cannot get the support I need. If anything, my mom's pieces of health advice have helped me way more than any doctor I've seen, even the experienced functional ones.

[familythings]

Cutting Boards: A Greater Bacteria Risk Than Toilet Surfaces?

When you picture harmful bacteria in your kitchen, you probably think of a dirty countertop or a sink that’s seen better days. But according to nutritionist Suhani Seth Agarwal, cutting boards are actually the sneaky culprits. Yep, those reliable kitchen tools can turn into havens for nasty bacteria like E. coli and Salmonella, especially after they’ve had a run-in with raw meat and veggies. Not…

[lifechangingtips]

How to naturally lose weight fast?

Exploring Effective Diet Strategies: How to Naturally Lose Weight Fast If you’re looking to shed a few pounds, you’re not alone. Many of us are on the hunt for effective, natural ways to lose weight fast. But let’s be real, the internet is chock-full of diet plans and weight loss strategies that promise quick results. It can be a real challenge to separate the wheat from the chaff. So, let’s cut…