Research on Phages and Gut Health

A Specific Gut Bacterium Causes Obesity And Disease

A Specific Gut Bacterium Causes Obesity And Disease

In this research, Enterobacter Cloacae represented 35% of the gut bacteria in a morbidly obese volunteer, a severe imbalance. This specific bacteria was transplanted into germ-free mice and compared to...

Changing The Microbiome Decreases Toxicity, Inflamation and Gut Permeability

Changing The Microbiome Decreases Toxicity, Inflamation and Gut Permeability

In this study, mice with high levels of inflammation and disease in their blood and intestines had their microbiome altered. Once that was done, their levels of toxicity decreased. The result showed...

Phages Reduce Harmful Bacteria, Increasing The Proportions Of Beneficial Microorganisms

Phages Reduce Harmful Bacteria, Increasing The Proportions Of Beneficial Microorganisms

In this research, 43 adults were assigned a random placebo-controlled double-blind study where they were given phages that target the Escherichia Coli (e-coli) bacteria. At the end of the 28 day trial,...