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January 2014
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Research Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism
Background: Recent studies support that intestinal microbes contribute to human disease, and enteric methanogens have been specifically linked to altered gut metabolism and weight gain. In this study, we tested
... Following from this, methane producers also had worse glucose tolerance compared to nonmethane producers 83 , and pharmacologically reducing breath methane (through antibiotic use) in obese patients improved glucose tolerance 84 . Patients who were positive for both methane and hydrogen also displayed reduced (prorated) percentage changes in BMI following bariatric surgery 85 . ...
January 2014
Research Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism
