An interesting and easy to understand explanation of the role of gut microbiota, how the foods we eat affect our gut microflora no matter what part of the earth we live in. Giulia Enders talks about studies linking gut microflora to obesity, auto-immune diseases, and the long-term consequences of the use of antibiotics on gut microbiota compasition and diseases.
Unfortunately, no mention was made about gut microbiota and malodor conditions, most probably because there has not been research on this. The new groundbreaking MEBO Microbolomic Research Study is all about understanding the sufferer' gut microflora in relation to odor and treatment.
Metabolomic Profiling of Urine Samples
for the Identification of Novel Biomarkers and Mechanisms
in the Diagnosis and Management of Malodor Associated with
Metabolic Inefficiencies
http://www.meboblog.com/2016/02/clinicaltrialsgov-approval-mebo.html
Information on this research carried out by U.S. Principal Investigator Irene Gabashvili, PhD, MEBO Scientific Director, and collaborating registered Principal Investigator, David Whishart, PhD, of the Metabolomics Innovation Centre (MIC) of the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, can be found on the Clinical Trials website at,
See post in this blog, Microbes and us, dated February 17, 2010

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