Fecal microbiota

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Early overfeeding speeds muscle loss and shortens life in mice

Overfeeding young mice damaged gut microbes, impaired muscle cell energy production, and worsened age-related muscle wasting in later life.Overfeeding young mice damaged gut microbes, impaired muscle cell energy production, and worsened age-related muscle wasting in later life.

Experiments in miceMuscle
Aging Cell

Time-restricted eating slows blood vessel aging in animals

In an animal experiment, limiting daily eating hours altered gut bacteria and boosted acetic acid, easing high blood pressure and artery stiffness.In an animal experiment, limiting daily eating hours altered gut bacteria and boosted acetic acid, easing high blood pressure and artery stiffness.

Experiments in animalsDietary restriction
Nature Communications

Gut microbes predict inflammation better than age in adults

In 1,199 adults, gut microbiota composition explained more variance than age for 97% of inflammatory cytokines and 84% of tested physiological measures.In 1,199 adults, gut microbiota composition explained more variance than age for 97% of inflammatory cytokines and 84% of tested physiological measures.

Cohort study of 1,199 peoplePopulations
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Gut microbes from hearing loss patients trigger inner ear damage in young mice

Fecal transplants from elderly hearing loss patients induced blood-labyrinth barrier breakdown, neuroinflammation, and hair cell loss in recipient mice.Fecal transplants from elderly hearing loss patients induced blood-labyrinth barrier breakdown, neuroinflammation, and hair cell loss in recipient mice.

Preprint: experiments in miceEar