🍽🦠 PubMed Studies Citing Bacteria Shifts for long-term, moderate-intensity exercise {exercise} - Faecalibacterium

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long-term, moderate-intensity exercise {exercise} - Faecalibacterium    📓 Intensive, prolonged exercise seemingly causes gut dysbiosis in female endurance runners.
Journal of clinical biochemistry and nutrition (J Clin Biochem Nutr ) Vol: 68 Issue 3 Pages: 253-258
Pub: 2021 May Epub: 2020 Oct 31 Authors Morishima S , Aoi W , Kawamura A , Kawase T , Takagi T , Naito Y , Tsukahara T , Inoue R ,
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long-term, moderate-intensity exercise {exercise} - Faecalibacterium    📓 Rapid gut microbiome changes in a world-class ultramarathon runner.
Physiological reports (Physiol Rep ) Vol: 7 Issue 24 Pages: e14313
Pub: 2019 Dec Epub: Authors Grosicki GJ , Durk RP , Bagley JR ,
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long-term, moderate-intensity exercise {exercise} - Faecalibacterium    📓 Exercise Training Modulates Gut Microbiota Profile and Improves Endotoxemia.
Medicine and science in sports and exercise (Med Sci Sports Exerc ) Vol: 52 Issue 1 Pages: 94-104
Pub: 2020 Jan Epub: Authors Motiani KK , Collado MC , Eskelinen JJ , Virtanen KA , Löyttyniemi E , Salminen S , Nuutila P , Kalliokoski KK , Hannukainen JC ,
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long-term, moderate-intensity exercise {exercise} - Faecalibacterium    📓 Impact of exercise-induced alterations on gut microbiota diversity and composition: comparing effects of different training modalities.
Cell regeneration (London, England) (Cell Regen ) Vol: 14 Issue 1 Pages: 28
Pub: 2025 Jul 2 Epub: 2025 Jul 2 Authors Wang Y , Bai S , Yang T , Guo J , Zhu X , Dong Y ,
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long-term, moderate-intensity exercise {exercise} - Faecalibacterium    📓 Associations Between Health Behaviors, Gastrointestinal Symptoms, and Gut Microbiota in a Cross-Sectional Sample of Cancer Survivors: Secondary Analysis from the Chemo-Gut Study.
Integrative cancer therapies (Integr Cancer Ther ) Vol: 23 Issue Pages: 15347354241240141
Pub: 2024 Jan-Dec Epub: Authors Deleemans JM , Chleilat F , Reimer RA , Lawal OA , Baydoun M , Piedalue KA , Lowry DE , Carlson LE ,
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