Intestino y microbioma

5 artículos sobre intestino y microbioma, respaldados por investigación publicada.

Short-Chain Fatty Acids: How Your Gut Bacteria and Your Genes Talk to Each Other

Fibre reaches your gut bacteria undigested. What they turn it into, short-chain fatty acids, is the molecular messenger connecting diet, microbiome and the host genes covered elsewhere in this series.

Aug 15, 2026 7 min de lectura

IL6 and TNF: The Inflammation Genes Behind a "Leaky" Gut

Two of the body's central inflammatory signals also help decide how tightly your gut lining holds together, and how strongly it reacts when gut bacteria cross it.

Aug 3, 2026 7 min de lectura

VDR: The Vitamin D Gene That Also Shapes Your Gut Bacteria

Best known for bone health, the VDR gene turns out to be one of the more studied genetic links to gut bacteria diversity and gut barrier strength.

Aug 3, 2026 6 min de lectura

FUT2, MCM6, DAO, HNMT: The Genes That Shape Your Gut Terrain

A DNA test can't sequence your microbiome. But four genes shape the terrain it grows in: who can digest dairy, who absorbs B12 efficiently, and who reacts badly to fermented foods.

Aug 2, 2026 8 min de lectura

Why Probiotics Don't Work for Everyone: What Your Genes Have to Do With It

Rising anxiety, disrupted sleep, restlessness: for some people, a probiotic makes things worse instead of better. The genetics of histamine clearance, methylation and oxidative stress help explain why.

Jul 28, 2026 7 min de lectura

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