Nutrition & Metabolism,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: Oct. 23, 2020
Abstract
Background
Probiotic
Bacillus
coagulans
GBI-30,
6086
(BC30)
has
been
shown
to
increase
protein
digestion
in
an
vitro
model
of
the
stomach
and
small
intestine.
Once
active
intestine
after
germination,
BC30
aids
carbohydrates
proteins.
The
extent
which
administration
may
impact
amino
acid
appearance
humans
ingestion
is
currently
unknown.
This
study
examined
adding
a
25-g
dose
milk
concentrate
on
post-prandial
changes
blood
acids
concentrations.
Methods
14
males
16
females
(n
=
30,
26.4
±
6.5
years;
172.3
10.8
cm;
78.2
14.8
kg;
22.6
7.2%
fat)
completed
two
supplementation
protocols
that
each
spanned
weeks
separated
by
washout
period
lasted
three
weeks.
Participants
were
instructed
track
their
dietary
intake
ingest
daily
with
(MPCBC30)
or
without
(MPC)
addition
BC30.
Body
composition
demographics
assessed
upon
arrival
laboratory.
Upon
final
assigned
supplemental
dose,
samples
taken
at
0
(baseline),
60,
90,
120,
180,
240
min
post-consumption
analyzed
for
Results
Arginine
(
p
0.03)
Isoleucine
0.05)
revealed
greater
area-under-the
curve
(AUC)
MPCBC30
group
compared
MPC.
In
addition,
0.02),
Serine
0.01),
Ornithine
Methionine
0.04),
Glutamic
Acid
Phenylalanine
0.05),
Tyrosine
Essential
Amino
Acids
Total
<
0.01)
all
significantly
concentration
maximum
(C
Max
)
Finally,
time
reach
C
(T
was
faster
Glutamine
Citrulline
Threonine
Alanine
0.02)
when
Greater
mean
differences
between
groups
AUC
women
men
found
several
acids.
Conclusion
concert
previous
evidence
improved
appearance,
these
results
reveal
sources
such
as
can
improve
AUC,
,
T
.
Follow-up
research
should
examine
gender
explore
how
aging
outcomes.
Retrospectively
registered
June
11,
2020
ClinicalTrials.gov
NCT04427020.
Trends in Food Science & Technology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
138, P. 178 - 198
Published: June 11, 2023
The
human
gut
hosts
complex
microbial
communities,
which
are
linked
to
health
and
disease.
microbiota
is
continuously
reshaped
by
multiple
environmental
factors,
especially
diet.
Gut
dysbiosis
may
promote
various
metabolic,
neurological,
intestinal,
cardiovascular
diseases,
even
tumor
development.
Probiotics
have
shown
promising
prophylactic,
mitigating,
or
curative
effects
when
use
as
nutrient
supplements
adjunctive
therapy.
These
beneficial
and/or
symptom
alleviation
often
accompanied
microbiome
metabolome
changes.
Differing
from
other
published
review
articles,
here
we
summarized
the
latest
knowledge
of
evidence-based
health-promoting
probiotics
scouring
literature
recent
animal
probiotic
intervention
studies.
To
elucidate
mechanisms
in
enhancing
intestinal
homeostasis,
barrier
function,
host
immunity,
through
modulating
its
metabolites.
Meanwhile,
also
discussed
challenges
data
analysis
clinical
research
comparison
between
laboratories,
provides
an
outlook
for
future
perspectives
applications
probiotics.
achieved
modulation.
Current
discussed.
Finally,
provided.
Advances in Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12(6), P. 2190 - 2215
Published: May 28, 2021
The
athlete's
goal
is
to
optimize
their
performance.
Towards
this
end,
nutrition
has
been
used
improve
the
health
of
athletes'
brains,
bones,
muscles,
and
cardiovascular
system.
However,
recent
research
suggests
that
gut
its
resident
microbiota
may
also
play
a
role
in
athlete
Therefore,
athletes
should
consider
dietary
strategies
context
potential
effects
on
microbiota,
including
impact
sports-centric
(e.g.,
protein
supplements,
carbohydrate
loading)
as
well
gut-centric
probiotics,
prebiotics)
This
review
provides
an
overview
interaction
between
diet,
exercise,
focusing
both
athletic
Current
evidence
could,
theory,
contribute
intake
performance
by
influencing
microbial
metabolite
production,
gastrointestinal
physiology,
immune
modulation.
Common
such
high
simple
intake,
low
fiber
food
avoidance
adversely
and,
turn,
Conversely,
adequate
fiber,
variety
sources,
emphasis
unsaturated
fats,
especially
omega-3
(ɷ-3)
fatty
acids,
addition
consumption
prebiotics,
synbiotics,
have
shown
promising
results
optimizing
Ultimately,
while
emerging
area
research,
more
studies
are
needed
incorporate,
control,
manipulate
all
3
these
elements
(i.e.,
microbiome)
provide
recommendations
for
how
"fuel
microbes."
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 52 - 52
Published: Dec. 23, 2021
Sarcopenia
is
one
of
the
main
issues
associated
with
process
aging.
Characterized
by
muscle
mass
loss,
it
triggered
several
conditions,
including
sedentary
habits
and
negative
net
protein
balance.
According
to
World
Health
Organization,
expected
a
38%
increase
in
older
individuals
2025.
Therefore,
noteworthy
establish
recommendations
prevent
sarcopenia
events
comorbidities
this
health
issue
condition.
In
review,
we
discuss
role
these
factors,
prevention
strategies,
recommendations,
focus
on
intake
exercise.
Metabolism,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
146, P. 155637 - 155637
Published: June 21, 2023
Sarcopenia
is
a
geriatric
condition
characterized
by
progressive
loss
of
skeletal
muscle
mass
and
strength,
with
an
increased
risk
adverse
health
outcomes
(e.g.,
falls,
disability,
institutionalization,
reduced
quality
life,
mortality).
Pharmacological
remedies
are
currently
unavailable
for
preventing
the
development
sarcopenia,
halting
its
progression,
or
impeding
negative
outcomes.
The
most
effective
strategies
to
contrast
sarcopenia
rely
on
adoption
healthier
lifestyle
behaviors,
including
adherence
high-quality
diets
regular
physical
activity.
In
this
review,
role
nutrition
in
prevention
management
summarized.
Special
attention
given
current
"blockbuster"
dietary
regimes
agents
used
counteract
age-related
wasting,
together
their
putative
mechanisms
action.
Issues
related
design
implementation
nutritional
discussed,
focus
unanswered
questions
appropriate
timing
interventions
preserve
function
into
old
age.
A
brief
description
also
provided
new
technologies
that
can
facilitate
personalized
plans
sarcopenia.
Nutrients,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
12(10), P. 2936 - 2936
Published: Sept. 25, 2020
Among
athletes,
nutrition
plays
a
key
role,
supporting
training,
performance,
and
post-exercise
recovery.
Research
has
primarily
focused
on
the
effects
of
diet
in
support
an
athletic
physique;
however,
role
played
by
intestinal
microbiota
been
much
neglected.
Emerging
evidence
shown
association
between
composition
physical
activity,
suggesting
that
modifications
gut
may
contribute
to
performance
host.
Probiotics
represent
potential
means
for
beneficially
influencing
composition/function
but
can
also
impact
overall
health
In
this
review,
we
provide
overview
existing
studies
have
examined
reciprocal
interactions
activity
microbiota.
We
further
evaluate
clinical
supports
probiotics
recovery,
cognitive
outcomes
among
athletes.
addition,
discuss
mechanisms
action
through
which
affect
exercise
outcomes.
summary,
beneficial
microbes,
including
probiotics,
promote
athletes
enhance
capacity.
Furthermore,
high-quality
studies,
with
adequate
power,
remain
necessary
uncover
roles
are
populations
modes
behind
their
benefits.
Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
18(1)
Published: Jan. 2, 2021
Although
there
is
a
plethora
of
information
available
regarding
the
impact
nutrition
on
exercise
performance,
many
recommendations
are
based
male
needs
due
to
dominance
participation
in
and
science
literature.
Female
sport
prevalent,
making
it
vital
for
guidelines
address
sex-specific
nutritional
needs.
hormonal
levels,
such
as
estrogen
progesterone,
fluctuate
throughout
mensural
cycle
lifecycle
requiring
more
attention
effective
considerations.
Sex-specific
active
female
athlete
have
been
lacking
date
warrant
further
consideration.
This
review
provides
practical
overview
key
physiological
considerations
female.
Available
literature
dietary
supplement
women
has
synthesized,
offering
evidenced-based
that
can
be
incorporated
into
daily
lives
improve
body
composition,
overall
health.
International Journal of General Medicine,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
Volume 14, P. 1263 - 1273
Published: April 1, 2021
Abstract:
Sarcopenia
is
a
multifactorial
disease
related
to
aging,
chronic
inflammation,
insufficient
nutrition,
and
physical
inactivity.
Previous
studies
have
suggested
that
there
relationship
between
sarcopenia
gut
microbiota,namely,
the
gut-muscle
axis.
The
present
review
highlights
microbiota
can
affect
muscle
mass
function
from
inflammation
immunity,substance
energy
metabolism,
endocrine
insulin
sensitivity,
etc.,
directly
or
indirectly
establishing
connection
with
sarcopenia,
thereby
realizing
“gut-muscle
axis”.
Keywords:
microbiota,
Frontiers in Physiology,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Oct. 26, 2021
Aging
is
associated
with
a
decline
in
skeletal
muscle
mass
and
function—termed
sarcopenia—as
mediated,
part,
by
anabolic
resistance.
This
metabolic
phenomenon
describes
the
impaired
response
of
protein
synthesis
(MPS)
to
provision
dietary
amino
acids
practice
resistance-based
exercise.
Recent
observations
highlight
gut-muscle
axis
as
physiological
target
for
combatting
resistance
reducing
risk
sarcopenia.
Experimental
studies,
primarily
conducted
animal
models
aging,
suggest
mechanistic
link
between
gut
microbiota
atrophy,
mediated
via
modulation
systemic
acid
availability
low-grade
inflammation
that
are
both
factors
known
underpin
Moreover,
vivo
vitro
studies
demonstrate
action
specific
bacteria
(
Lactobacillus
Bifidobacterium
)
increase
elicit
an
anti-inflammatory
intestinal
lumen.
Prospective
lifestyle
approaches
have
recently
been
examined
context
mitigating
sarcopenia
risk.
These
include
increasing
fiber
intake
promotes
growth
development
bacteria,
thus
enhancing
production
short-chain
fatty
(SCFA)
(acetate,
propionate,
butyrate).
Prebiotic/probiotic/symbiotic
supplementation
also
generates
SCFA
may
mitigate
older
adults
microbiota.
Preliminary
evidence
highlights
role
exercise
SCFA.
Accordingly,
combine
diets
rich
probiotic
training
serve
produce
microbial
diversity,
adults.
Future
warranted
establish
direct
distinct
phenotypes
on
utilization
postprandial
stimulation
Food Production Processing and Nutrition,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
4(1)
Published: Sept. 5, 2022
Abstract
Fermented
functional
food
products
are
among
the
major
segments
of
processing
industry.
Fermentation
imparts
several
characteristic
effects
on
foods
including
enhancement
organoleptic
characteristics,
increased
shelf-life,
and
production
novel
health
beneficial
compounds.
However,
in
addition
to
macronutrients
present
food,
secondary
metabolites
such
as
polyphenols
also
emerging
suitable
fermentable
substrates.
Despite
traditional
antimicrobial
view
polyphenols,
accumulating
research
shows
that
exert
differential
bacterial
communities
by
suppressing
growth
pathogenic
microbes
while
concomitantly
promoting
proliferation
survival
probiotic
bacteria.
Conversely,
bacteria
not
only
survive
but
induce
their
fermentation
which
often
leads
improved
bioavailability
metabolic
intermediates,
polyphenolic
content,
thus
enhanced
capacity
fermented
food.
In
addition,
selective
combinations
polyphenol-rich
or
fortification
with
can
result
foods.
The
narrative
review
specifically
explores
potential
substrates
We
discuss
bidirectional
relationship
between
an
aim
at
development
based
amalgamation
polyphenols.
Graphical
abstract
Journal of Cachexia Sarcopenia and Muscle,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. 30 - 44
Published: Nov. 22, 2022
Abstract
Probiotics
have
shown
potential
to
counteract
sarcopenia,
although
the
extent
which
they
can
influence
domains
of
sarcopenia
such
as
muscle
mass
and
strength
in
humans
is
unclear.
The
aim
this
systematic
review
meta‐analysis
was
explore
impact
probiotic
supplementation
on
mass,
total
lean
human
adults.
A
literature
search
randomized
controlled
trials
(RCTs)
conducted
through
PubMed,
Scopus,
Web
Science
Cochrane
Library
from
inception
until
June
2022.
Eligible
RCTs
compared
effect
versus
placebo
global
(composite
score
all
outcomes)
adults
(>18
years).
To
evaluate
differences
between
groups,
a
using
random
effects
inverse‐variance
model
by
utilizing
standardized
mean
differences.
Twenty‐four
studies
were
included
exploring
probiotics
strength.
Our
main
analysis
(
k
=
10)
revealed
that
improved
following
with
(SMD:
0.42,
95%
CI:
0.10–0.74,
I
2
57%,
P
0.009),
no
changes
relation
12;
SMD:
‐0.03,
−0.19
–
0.13,
0%,
0.69).
Interestingly,
significant
increase
also
observed
among
six
0.69,
0.33–1.06,
64%,
0.0002).
Probiotic
enhances
both
strength;
however,
beneficial
mass.
Investigating
physiological
mechanisms
underpinning
different
ageing
groups
elucidating
appropriate
strains
for
optimal
gains
are
warranted.