Not all human gut bacteria are known. @MicrObesity & colleagues have identified Dysosmobacter welbionis as a newly isolated bacterium found in 70% of general population with promising effects for obesity via @Gut_BMJ https://t.co/0a6VcqppYx See video: https://t.co/5ujDPr2S19
is a newly isolated human commensal bacterium preventing diet-induced obesity and metabolic disorders in mice.
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Several discussions emphasize the promising nature of Dysosmobacter welbionis as a potential probiotic therapy, using words like 'impressive,' 'game-changing,' and 'possibilities.' The tone reflects excitement and optimism about the role of gut bacteria in combating metabolic disorders, with examples such as references to its effects in mice and prospects for human applications.
Most discussions express strong support and enthusiasm for the study’s findings, highlighting its significance and potential applications.
Posts demonstrate high interest, with commenters referencing potential for human trials and implications for obesity treatment.
While many acknowledge the research, some posts include specific mentions of related bacteria and possible mechanisms, indicating moderate deep engagement.
The discussions suggest a belief that this discovery could have a substantial influence on future obesity treatments and understanding of gut microbiota.
Abstract in brief
- The study focuses on a new human gut bacterium called J115, which produces butyrate and is common in healthy people but less abundant in those with metabolic syndrome, such as obesity and diabetes.
- In experiments with obese and diabetic mice, daily oral doses of live J115 helped reduce weight gain, improve insulin sensitivity, decrease fat inflammation, and protect against brown fat inflammation, partly by increasing energy expenditure through non-shivering thermogenesis.
- These findings suggest that J115 can directly improve host metabolism with minimal disruption to the overall gut microbiota, making it a promising candidate for developing probiotic treatments for obesity and related metabolic disorders.]
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Interessante (Belgische) ontdekking in de strijd tegen obesitas! Darmbacteriën are a gift that keeps on giving
Dysosmobacter welbionis is a newly isolated human commensal bacterium preventing diet-induced obesity and metabolic disorders in mice https://t.co/ahmwtXUWxT https://t.co/VnYosSPQ9u
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Novel Gut Bacterium D. welbionis Confronts Metabolic Syndrome
Dysosmobacter Welbionis: A Bacterium Reducing Obesity and Metabolic Disorders
The microbiota is essential for health. Dysosmobacter welbionis, isolated by Prof. Patrice Cani's team at UCLouvain, is associated with lower BMI and better glucose metabolism, showing potential for protecting against…
Dysosmobacter welbionis: A Gut Bacterium Preventing Obesity and Metabolic Issues
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Discovery of Dysosmobacter welbionis and its Role in Metabolic Health
The microbiota intestinal is vital for health. This video explores how new bacteria like Dysosmobacter welbionis, discovered by Prof Cani's team at UCLouvain, can influence obesity and metabolic disorders by affecting…
RT @DrJavierCrespo: Impressive paper, by the study itself and what it represents. This bacterium should be tested in humans for its positiv…
RT @DrJavierCrespo: Impressive paper, by the study itself and what it represents. This bacterium should be tested in humans for its positiv…
RT @DrJavierCrespo: Impressive paper, by the study itself and what it represents. This bacterium should be tested in humans for its positiv…
RT @Pon_yurublog: #論文紹介 肥満予防の効果が有る新たな腸内細菌の発見
RT @Pon_yurublog: #論文紹介 肥満予防の効果が有る新たな腸内細菌の発見
#論文紹介 肥満予防の効果が有る新たな腸内細菌の発見
RT @GMFHx: Not all human gut bacteria are known. @MicrObesity & colleagues have identified Dysosmobacter welbionis as a newly isolated bact…
Dysosmobacter welbionis is a newly isolated human commensal bacterium preventing diet-induced obesity and metabolic disorders in mice https://t.co/0M8G7VMOzG https://t.co/sfCGTAgu9T
RT @GMFHx: Not all human gut bacteria are known. @MicrObesity & colleagues have identified Dysosmobacter welbionis as a newly isolated bact…
RT @GMFHx: Not all human gut bacteria are known. @MicrObesity & colleagues have identified Dysosmobacter welbionis as a newly isolated bact…
RT @Belgianbaguette: Interessante (Belgische) ontdekking in de strijd tegen obesitas! Darmbacteriën are a gift that keeps on giving
RT @GMFHx: Not all human gut bacteria are known. @MicrObesity & colleagues have identified Dysosmobacter welbionis as a newly isolated bact…
RT @GMFHx: Not all human gut bacteria are known. @MicrObesity & colleagues have identified Dysosmobacter welbionis as a newly isolated bact…
Dysosmobacter welbionis is a newly isolated human commensal bacterium preventing diet-induced obesity and metabolic disorders in mice https://t.co/7QMlZzVxxL
Dysosmobacter welbionis is a newly isolated human commensal bacterium preventing diet-induced obesity and metabolic disorders in mice https://t.co/ahmwtXUWxT https://t.co/VnYosSPQ9u
Interessante (Belgische) ontdekking in de strijd tegen obesitas! Darmbacteriën are a gift that keeps on giving
RT @GMFHx: Not all human gut bacteria are known. @MicrObesity & colleagues have identified Dysosmobacter welbionis as a newly isolated bact…
RT @GMFHx: Not all human gut bacteria are known. @MicrObesity & colleagues have identified Dysosmobacter welbionis as a newly isolated bact…
Not all human gut bacteria are known. @MicrObesity & colleagues have identified Dysosmobacter welbionis as a newly isolated bacterium found in 70% of general population with promising effects for obesity via @Gut_BMJ https://t.co/0a6VcqppYx See video: https://t.co/5ujDPr2S19
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