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+0Study Finds Probiotics 'Not As Beneficial For Gut Health As Previously Thought' (theguardian.com)	null/SLASHDOT/0102641010		70
+i  Thursday September 06, 2018 @11:30PM (BeauHD)
+i  from the contrary-to-popular-belief dept.
+i
+i    An  anonymous reader quotes a report from The Guardian: The gut
+i    microbiome  is  the sum total of all the micro-organisms living
+i    in  a  person's  gut, and has been shown to play a huge role in
+i    human  health.  New  research  has  found probiotics -- usually
+i    taken  as  supplements  or  in foods such as yoghurt, kimchi or
+i    kefir  --  can hinder a patient's gut microbiome from returning
+i    to  normal  after  a  course of antibiotics, and that different
+i    people  respond  to  probiotics in dramatically different ways.
+i    In  the  first  of  two  papers  published in the journal Cell,
+i    researchers  performed  endoscopies and colonoscopies to sample
+i    and  study  the  gut microbiomes of people who took antibiotics
+i    before  and  after  probiotic  consumption.  Another group were
+i    given  samples  of  their  own gut microbiomes collected before
+i    consuming  antibiotics.  The  researchers found the microbiomes
+i    of  those  who  had  taken  the probiotics had suffered a "very
+i    severe  disturbance."  "Once  the  probiotics had colonized the
+i    gut,  they  completely  inhibited  the return of the indigenous
+i    microbiome  which  was  disrupted during antibiotic treatment,"
+i    said  Eran Elinav, an immunologist at the Weizmann Institute of
+i    Science   in  Israel  and  lead  author  on  the  studies.  The
+i    scientists  also  compared  the  gut  microbiomes  of  the  gut
+i    intestinal  tract  of  25 volunteers with that of their stools.
+i    They  found  that stool bacteria only partially correlated with
+i    the  microbiomes  functioning inside their bodies. "So the fact
+i    that  we all almost exclusively rely on stool in our microbiome
+i    research  may  not be a reliable way of studying gut microbiome
+i    health,"  said  Elinav.  In  the  second paper, the researchers
+i    examined  the  colonization  and  impact  of  probiotics  on 15
+i    people  by  sampling  within their gastrointestinal tract. They
+i    divided  the  individuals  into  two  groups:  one were given a
+i    preparation   made   of   11  strains  of  very  commonly  used
+i    probiotics  and  the  other  were given a placebo. Of those who
+i    were   given   probiotics,   he   said,  "We  could  group  the
+i    individuals  into  two  distinct groups: one which resisted the
+i    colonisation   of   the   probiotics,  and  one  in  which  the
+i    probiotics  colonized  the  gut and modified the composition of
+i    the gut microbiome and the genes of the host individual."
+i