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Scientific diagram of enteroendocrine cells showing nutrient receptors, microbiome receptors, ion channel activity, endocrine function, and neuropod signaling in the gut lining Gut Health
2026-08-21 · gut microbiome, mental health, depression, gut-brain axis, probiotics, psychobiotics, anxiety
Research published in 2026 found antidepressant treatment measurably alters gut microbiota composition in depression patients, with responders showing distinct microbial shifts. Here is what the gut-brain connection means for everyday mental well-being.
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Bowl of whole-grain macaroni pasta as a high-fiber food source that feeds beneficial gut bacteria Gut Health
2026-08-16 · prebiotic fiber, gut microbiome, dietary fiber, inulin, short-chain fatty acids
A 2026 pilot study found complex dietary fibers can shift your gut microbiome toward reduced inflammation—but only if you eat the right kinds. Here's what makes fiber truly prebiotic and which foods deliver it best.
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Assortment of high-fibre foods including nuts, seeds, lentils, oats, chia seeds, and wholegrain bread arranged on a white marble surface Gut Health
2026-07-24 · gut health, prebiotics, dietary fiber, microbiome, digestive wellness
A 2016 Cell study found that fiber-deprived gut bacteria turn to consuming the intestinal mucus layer — eroding the barrier between your microbiome and bloodstream. Here are the best prebiotic foods science actually supports.
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