Ecotrophologists

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Which fibers most effectively promote diversity in the gut microbiota, and through what mechanisms

The role of gut microbes in fermentation

Impact of the Mediterranean diet on the microbiome in type 2 diabetes

Goal: Stabilize blood sugar levels and reduce the risk of chronic complications

Fermentation of foods by the microbiome as a key source of health-promoting metabolites

How they modulate the immune response, support gut barrier integrity, and exhibit anti-inflammatory properties

Impact of a plant-based diet on SCFA production

The relationship between the microbiota and SCFA production is crucial for health

Nutritional interventions to improve the microbiome in obesity

A complex relationship between the microbiome and obesity

Effects of a Western high-fat diet on the Firmicutes/Bacteroidetes ratio

Consequences of the induced dysbiosis

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