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A high fermentable fiber Western diet reduces indole levels

2026-01-30

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Changes in gut microbiota composition due to diet impact health. Fiber-rich diets promote beneficial microbiota and reduce the risk of metabolic diseases, while low-fiber, calorie-dense diets are linked to dysbiosis and increased disease risk. This study examines the effects of a Western diet (WD) and explores dietary fiber supplements as potential modifiers of those effects. 10-week-old C57Bl/6J male mice were fe...

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fea2c107-8e0f-58c1-ac92-5d5ecf7bae04
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10.64898/2026.01.27.702025
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