Kombucha: a super probiotic for metabolism?
Researchers have found that the microbes in kombucha make changes to fat metabolism in the intestines of a model worm species similar to the effects of fasting.
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Researchers have found that the microbes in kombucha make changes to fat metabolism in the intestines of a model worm species similar to the effects of fasting.
Kombucha tea can mimic the effects of fasting in the body due to the microbes in the fermented drink that make changes to fat metabolism.
Kombucha is a sweetened, fermented tea beverage that has surged in popularity recently, in part due to its health benefits, such as lowering blood pressure and protecting against metabolic disease
New study sheds light on how probiotics found in kombucha tea reshape metabolism in a model worm species, hinting at their potential impact on human metabolism.
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