Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they break down fiber seems to protect against Alzheimer's disease. Ancient poop had much more SCFA-producing bacteria. https://t.co/duYRjFrjH6 https://t.co/nu31910TFt
Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs)-Mediated Gut Epithelial and Immune Regulation and Its Relevance for Inflammatory Bowel Diseases.
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The discussions highlight the significance of butyrate and other SCFAs in maintaining gut integrity and overall health, with posts mentioning their role in reducing inflammation and supporting immune functions. The tone is enthusiastic, emphasizing the potential for dietary and probiotic strategies to improve health, using words like 'support,' 'strengthen,' and 'benefit,' which reflect both interest and belief in the impact of this research.
Most discussions emphasize the positive effects of SCFAs on gut health, immune regulation, and disease management, with many posts explicitly supporting the article's findings and implications.
The discussions demonstrate high curiosity about how SCFAs, especially butyrate, relate to conditions like IBD, MS, and even general health benefits like skin protection and neuroprotection.
Many participants actively reference specific mechanisms, such as the role of butyrate in gut barrier function, microbiome health, and immune response, showing deep engagement with the research details.
Posts convey a strong perception that this research has high relevance for understanding and possibly treating inflammatory and immune-related conditions, framing it as potentially transformative for health strategies.
Abstract in brief
- The article explains that Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (IBD), including ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease, are linked to imbalances in gut bacteria (dysbiosis), especially the reduction of bacteria that produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs), which are vital for maintaining gut health.
- SCFAs like acetate, propionate, and butyrate support intestinal barrier function and have immune-regulating roles by activating specific receptors (GPCRs) on cells, which helps control inflammation and immune responses in the gut.
- The review discusses how SCFAs could be used in treatments for IBD, either by directly supplementing them or promoting their production through dietary strategies like prebiotics and probiotics, highlighting their potential in maintaining gut health and reducing inflammation.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyLos pacientes en remisión de Colitis y Crohn tenían mayores niveles de Butirato en heces. El Butirato tiene funciones inmunomoduladoras y fortalece la barrera intestinal. Sus efectos secundarios son mínimos. ¿Cuántos médicos lo recetan? https://t.co/flXaU6IO3G
@zinocker @ProfCCollins @Nutrients_MDPI Naturally occurring #fiber in whole foods is converted into short-chain fatty acids SCFAs by the least pathogenic microbiome. SCFAs in the host are anti-inflammatory & epigenetic regulators. SCFAs nourish gut epithelial cells & strengthen gut barrier. https://t.co/TwIKTFFDXA
@EpigeneticWhisp @KreedPeterson @hagbarddd @Awithonelison @immunotoxPhD @doritmi @theladychuck @PeggyQPatriot1 @mcfunny @TinFoilAwards Really? https://t.co/xUN1yPaaeV
@Nominus9 My grip strength gains coincides with not having M.S or Crohn's symptoms for almost a year now. https://t.co/iAaTsYzdRD
Frontiers | Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs)-Mediated Gut Epithelial and Immune Regulation and Its Relevance for Inflammatory Bowel Diseases | Immunology https://t.co/BxcpLdjvb2
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RT @blogpaleodieta: Los pacientes en remisión de Colitis y Crohn tenían mayores niveles de Butirato en heces. El Butirato tiene funciones i…
@biohacker Not to mention the immune boost from scfa https://t.co/1qiB7uoj2e
RT @blogpaleodieta: Los pacientes en remisión de Colitis y Crohn tenían mayores niveles de Butirato en heces. El Butirato tiene funciones i…
RT @blogpaleodieta: Los pacientes en remisión de Colitis y Crohn tenían mayores niveles de Butirato en heces. El Butirato tiene funciones i…
Los pacientes en remisión de Colitis y Crohn tenían mayores niveles de Butirato en heces. El Butirato tiene funciones inmunomoduladoras y fortalece la barrera intestinal. Sus efectos secundarios son mínimos. ¿Cuántos médicos lo recetan? https://t.co/flXaU6IO3G
Now I am able to be in the sun for hours at a time even in peak UV and not get burned. There's a feedback loop here that you need to bootstrap into and you can't do it by focusing on the light alone.My skin was burning like my gut https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30915065/
Firmicutes... most abundant phyla in the intestine... Firmicutes mostly produce butyrate https://t.co/i7cJUSuzdt ME/CFS microbiome butyrate... less abundant. https://t.co/jJtcKwcsnv Firmicutes generally dominant phylum, 30% to 75%... 7 appendix samples. https://t.co/IwIC0B3zGS
RT @hernangraffe: https://t.co/9fQ8rXxvtm.
https://t.co/9fQ8rXxvtm.
@Nominus9 My grip strength gains coincides with not having M.S or Crohn's symptoms for almost a year now. https://t.co/iAaTsYzdRD
15/ Additionally, butyrate has been shown to: - Keep the cells in your intestinal tract (or your gut wall) healthy - Help promote a healthier microbiome - Benefit the brain and nervous system https://t.co/YmoTKx2Rkm https://t.co/3dI0SBSgSa https://t.co/W5yikscyPF
@LeakyGutFix and leaky gut is caused by dysbiosis, defined by a deficiency of butyrate producing organisms. https://t.co/RezEmVN5jw.
RT @DrPalmquist: Frontiers | Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs)-Mediated Gut Epithelial and Immune Regulation and Its Relevance for Inflammato…
Frontiers | Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs)-Mediated Gut Epithelial and Immune Regulation and Its Relevance for Inflammatory Bowel Diseases | Immunology https://t.co/BxcpLdjvb2
RT @lifebiomedguru: Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they bre…
RT @lifebiomedguru: Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they bre…
RT @lifebiomedguru: Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they bre…
RT @lifebiomedguru: Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they bre…
RT @lifebiomedguru: Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they bre…
RT @lifebiomedguru: Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they bre…
RT @lifebiomedguru: Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they bre…
RT @lifebiomedguru: Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they bre…
RT @lifebiomedguru: Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they bre…
Prebiotics and probiotics increase short-chain fatty acids. E.g., butyrate produced by your gut bacteria when they break down fiber seems to protect against Alzheimer's disease. Ancient poop had much more SCFA-producing bacteria. https://t.co/duYRjFrjH6 https://t.co/nu31910TFt
Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs)-Mediated Gut Epithelial and Immune Regulation and Its Relevance for Inflammatory Bowel Diseases https://t.co/kuxod1T4vi
Frontiers | Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs)-Mediated Gut Epithelial and Immune Regulation and Its Relevance for Inflammatory Bowel Diseases | Immunology https://t.co/feQcDORADL
@ScepticalDoctor @NutritionalThe3 There are many refs on the benefits of SCFAs to health-microbiome & intestinal health.This article relates them to IBD. "SCFAs are an important fuel for intestinal epithelial cells and are known to strengthen the gut barrier function."https://t.co/tLd8VT7GLA
RT @harryetaylor: @EpigeneticWhisp @KreedPeterson @hagbarddd @Awithonelison @immunotoxPhD @doritmi @theladychuck @PeggyQPatriot1 @mcfunny @…
@EpigeneticWhisp @KreedPeterson @hagbarddd @Awithonelison @immunotoxPhD @doritmi @theladychuck @PeggyQPatriot1 @mcfunny @TinFoilAwards Really? https://t.co/xUN1yPaaeV
Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs)-Mediated Gut Epithelial and Immune Regulation and Its Relevance for Inflammatory Bowel Diseases. https://t.co/5xcElcN08m
@The_Nutrivore Another good one: https://t.co/UjAMDX8Qwo. https://t.co/PfPIME3VRg
RT @EwingT_PhD: @zinocker @ProfCCollins @Nutrients_MDPI Naturally occurring #fiber in whole foods is converted into short-chain fatty acids…
RT @EwingT_PhD: @zinocker @ProfCCollins @Nutrients_MDPI Naturally occurring #fiber in whole foods is converted into short-chain fatty acids…
RT @EwingT_PhD: @zinocker @ProfCCollins @Nutrients_MDPI Naturally occurring #fiber in whole foods is converted into short-chain fatty acids…
RT @EwingT_PhD: @zinocker @ProfCCollins @Nutrients_MDPI Naturally occurring #fiber in whole foods is converted into short-chain fatty acids…
@zinocker @ProfCCollins @Nutrients_MDPI Naturally occurring #fiber in whole foods is converted into short-chain fatty acids SCFAs by the least pathogenic microbiome. SCFAs in the host are anti-inflammatory & epigenetic regulators. SCFAs nourish gut epithelial cells & strengthen gut barrier. https://t.co/TwIKTFFDXA
Short Chain Fatty Acids (SCFAs)-Mediated Gut Epithelial and Immune Regulation and Its Relevance for Inflammatory Bowel Diseases. https://t.co/v6rVQcKp4s