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The Role of Microbes During Pregnancy: What Have We Learned So Far?

By Mariya Petrova, PhD, Senior Science Educator, Winclove Probiotics The past few decades have witnessed significant advancements in microbiome research, particularly concerning gut microbiota and its...

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Microbial Allies: Gut Health and Probiotics – Support for Age-Defying Skin

By: Laura Huuskonen, PhD and Arthur C. Ouwehand, PhD – Health R&D, International Flavors & Fragrances Human skin has three main layers: the epidermis, the dermis, and the subcutaneous fat...

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Gut microbiome, Probiotics and, Premenstrual Disorders

By: Mathieu Millette, Ph.D., Mcb. A. Melissa, 28, is the mother of two beautiful children, Zachary and Sara-Jeanne. She is the commercial director of a company marketing natural health products based...

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All Probiotics are Equal, but Some are More Equal Than Others

By MEHREEN ANJUM & ARTHUR C. OUWEHAND – Global Health & Nutrition Sciences – International Flavors & Fragrances Consumers and scientists wish to better understand the gut microbiota, and...

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Pro-Biotics, Gut Microbiome and Nutrient Absorption

By Satya S. Jonnalagadda, PhD, MBA, RDN, Vice President, Scientific and Clinical Affairs, Medifast Inc. Nutrient Intake and Bioaccessibility/Bioavailability “We are what we eat.” Our bodies transform...

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Do we understand the role of microbiota and probiotics in allergic diseases?

By Mariya Petrova, – PhD, Senior Scientific Educator and Senior Scientists, Winclove Probiotics As the season of allergies slowly starts with the first spring blooms, one can wonder if we understand...

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IPA Response to Recent Washington Post Article

Thank you to our critical response team at the IPA SC for their contribution to the Washington Post article published yesterday.   Attached is the final document [also below in full text] that our...

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Will ChatGPT write the next IPA blog?….

By Arthur C. Ouwehand – Global Health Nutrition Sciences, International Flavors & Fragrances, 02460 Kantvik, Finland …With that, I could end this blog. But it would be 499 words short of the...

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Our Biology has been Shaped by Bacteria

by Ines Martinez,Head of Probiotic R&D team – SACCO Bacteria have inhabited our planet for 3.5 billion years, this was a long time before eukaryotic life emerged in our planet approximately 2.7...

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“Probiowhatics”: New Webinar from IPA & The Gut Stuff

The International Probiotics Association, in special collaboration with The Gut Stuff, recently hosted “Probiowhatics?” — a webinar with a panel of probiotic experts and influencers. Lisa MacFarlane,...

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Probiotic modulation of the microbiota-gut-brain axis – a role for gender and...

Shikha Snigdha, Ph.D. and Jeremy Bartos, Ph.D. MeriCal There are differences between men and women in almost every aspect of health and physiology. Yet, when it comes to the microbiome and...

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Probiotics: old fellows to prevent modern diseases

by Gianfranco Grompone, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer, BioGaia Microbiome science has reshaped some relevant biological concepts related to host-microbes interactions, establishing new insights on the...

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Criteria to ensure the proper use of the word probiotic

For a microorganism to be considered probiotic, it must, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) be “live microorganisms that, when...

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