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NZ breakthrough: How new gut bugs can help obese teens

NZ breakthrough: How new gut bugs can help obese teens 21 Dec, 2020 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read Auckland student Cassandra Lindsay was developing metabolic syndrome when she joined a world-first trial involving gut bacteria capsules. It soon disappeared. Photo / Supplied Cassandra Lindsay knows what a painful struggle being young and overweight can be. From physical health problems to the psychological toll of bullying or feeling self-conscious while out shopping, the 21-year-old Auckland studen...
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auckland.scoop.co.nz » World-first Research Uses Gut Bacteria To Improve Health Of Obese Teenagers

Press Release – University of Auckland New Zealand research has shown how gut bacteria from healthy, lean people can be used to improve the health of teenagers who are clinically obese. Obese Auckland teenagers who swallowed capsules of the gut bacteria of healthy peers reduced a condition called “metabolic syndrome” that can lead to heart attack, stroke or type-2 diabetes. The study was conducted by scientists at the Liggins Institute in the University of Auckland. The success of the tri...
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Community Scoop » World-first Research Uses Gut Bacteria To Improve Health Of Obese Teenagers

Press Release – University of Auckland New Zealand research has shown how gut bacteria from healthy, lean people can be used to improve the health of teenagers who are clinically obese. Obese Auckland teenagers who swallowed capsules of the gut bacteria of healthy peers reduced a condition … New Zealand research has shown how gut bacteria from healthy, lean people can be used to improve the health of teenagers who are clinically obese. Obese Auckland teenagers who swallowed capsules of the...
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World-first Research Uses Gut Bacteria To Improve Health Of Obese Teenagers

Tuesday, 22 December 2020, 8:50 am New Zealand research has shown how gut bacteria from healthy, lean people can be used to improve the health of teenagers who are clinically obese. Obese Auckland teenagers who swallowed capsules of the gut bacteria of healthy peers reduced a condition called “metabolic syndrome” that can lead to heart attack, stroke or type-2 diabetes. The study was conducted by scientists at the Liggins Institute in the University of Auckland. The success of the trial me...
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Business Scoop » World-first Research Uses Gut Bacteria To Improve Health Of Obese Teenagers

Press Release – University of Auckland New Zealand research has shown how gut bacteria from healthy, lean people can be used to improve the health of teenagers who are clinically obese. Obese Auckland teenagers who swallowed capsules of the gut bacteria of healthy peers reduced a condition … New Zealand research has shown how gut bacteria from healthy, lean people can be used to improve the health of teenagers who are clinically obese. Obese Auckland teenagers who swallowed capsules of the...
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World-first research uses gut bacteria to improve health of obese teenagers - study

Tuesday, 22 December, 2020 - 08:51 New Zealand research has shown how gut bacteria from healthy, lean people can be used to improve the health of teenagers who are clinically obese. Obese Auckland teenagers who swallowed capsules of the gut bacteria of healthy peers reduced a condition called "metabolic syndrome" that can lead to heart attack, stroke or type-2 diabetes. The study was conducted by scientists at the Liggins Institute in the University of Auckland. The success of the trial m...
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