Explore how modifying the microbiota may help rebalance the microbiome and improve menopause-related outcomes.

Explore emerging science that points to cocoa’s role in shaping the gut microbiota in ways that may enhance immunity, reduce inflammation, and support metabolic health.

While food-based sources of prebiotics, probiotics, and synbiotics have long been linked to improved health and reduced mortality, new evidence suggests that supplements may offer similar benefits.

Explore the relationship between the gut microbiome and extreme aging, in addition to the potential of probiotics in extending the human lifespan.

In the past few decades, the microbiome has become another area of intense interest regarding physical and mental wellness.

Research supports a role for the gut microbiome in regulating blood pressure.

Whereas poor lifestyle practices and multiple disorders can cause constipation, involvement of the gut microbiota suggests a role for probiotics in alleviating the condition. In this blog, IPA explores the literature for evidence of their effectiveness and potential clinical applications.  

In recent years, probiotics and prebiotics have attracted substantial attention because of their potential to promote lactose digestion and decrease gastrointestinal symptoms. This overview briefly summarizes the research in this regard.

This article delves into the current understanding of the bacterial microbiome in otitis media patients and explores the potential use of probiotics as a therapeutic option.