Intestinal dysbiosis

1. Dietary intervention decreases intestinal dysbiosis in frail elderly woman with heart failure and polypathology.

   “Changing diet led to a reduction of dysbiosis and improvement of prognostic and frailty indices.”

   Human trialin frail elderly woman with heart failure and polypathologytwo yearsfemales

   50 | Gut dysbiosis, microbiome and heart failure. the gut-heart axis and eating habits in frail elderly with polipathology. a clinical case report

   Geriatric Care·Jun 11, 2026

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1. Sugars and artificial sweeteners induce intestinal dysbiosis.

   “it explores how excessive intake of sugars and sweeteners can induce dysbiosis by reducing bacterial diversity”

   Reviewgutexcessive intake

   Sweet legacy, bitter outcomes: sugar, sweeteners, and the microbial origins of a modern syndrome. An evidence-based narrative review

   Revista espanola de enfermedades digestivas·Jan 22, 2026

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