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Gut ID Health Your health starts with your microbiome 🦠
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“Gut microbes are active participants in host metabolism, immunity, and health.”— Jeffrey I. Gordon, MDYour body isn’t w...
01/04/2026

“Gut microbes are active participants in host metabolism, immunity, and health.”
— Jeffrey I. Gordon, MD

Your body isn’t working alone. From how you process food to how your immune system responds, your gut microbiome plays an active role every step of the way. As research advances, supporting gut health is becoming a key pillar of personalized nutrition and metabolic wellness.

01/01/2026

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This Is The New Year's Resolution That Doesn't Fail.Put your gut health first in 2026 with GutID. Here’s why:- Have dail...
12/31/2025

This Is The New Year's Resolution That Doesn't Fail.
Put your gut health first in 2026 with GutID. Here’s why:

- Have daily bowel movements
- See what’s actually in your gut
- Take control of your body

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“For years, a mysterious bacterial toxin lurking in the human gut was suspected of driving colorectal cancer. Now resear...
12/29/2025

“For years, a mysterious bacterial toxin lurking in the human gut was suspected of driving colorectal cancer. Now researchers in a pair of Harvard labs have caught the toxin in the act of damaging DNA and creating the very sorts of mutations long implicated in the disease.”

Read the full article ‘How a toxin from the gut microbiome may help spark colorectal cancer’ from the Harvard Gazette 🧬

Article: https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2025/12/how-a-toxin-from-the-gut-microbiome-may-help-spark-colorectal-cancer/

Reminder to take frequent bathroom breaks this holiday season! 🚽
12/27/2025

Reminder to take frequent bathroom breaks this holiday season! 🚽

Have daily poops with the help of GutID
12/26/2025

Have daily poops with the help of GutID

Your gut microbiome may decide whether fiber actually helps pre-diabetes 🦠In a 6-month clinical trial of 800+ people, fi...
12/24/2025

Your gut microbiome may decide whether fiber actually helps pre-diabetes 🦠

In a 6-month clinical trial of 800+ people, fiber didn’t improve blood sugar for everyone—but it did work for specific metabolic and microbiome profiles. Using machine learning, researchers identified who benefits most.

Personalized nutrition starts in the gut.

Interested? Read more here 📖:
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-025-66498-x

GutID is the  #1 Gut Health Test of 2025 - according to GutHealth.org🏅 This recognition reflects our commitment to deliv...
12/22/2025

GutID is the #1 Gut Health Test of 2025 - according to GutHealth.org🏅

This recognition reflects our commitment to delivering accurate, science-backed gut insights through advanced at-home testing. At GutID, our goal is to help you better understand your gut health and provide personalized recommendations to support your gut health and overall well-being.

Read the full gut test review here: https://guthealth.org/gutid-microbiome-test-review/

“María Branyas Morera, of Spain, was officially the world’s oldest person, until she died aged 117 years and 168 days. T...
12/19/2025

“María Branyas Morera, of Spain, was officially the world’s oldest person, until she died aged 117 years and 168 days. To uncover the secrets of her extraordinary longevity, a team of researchers has done a deep dive into her genetics, microbiome and lifestyle.”

Read the full article ‘World’s oldest person had a young microbiome and ‘exceptional genome’’ 🧬

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2497328-worlds-oldest-person-had-a-young-microbiome-and-exceptional-genome/

“Dogs may be man’s best friend, but what if they boost our well-being not just by being our furry companions, but by alt...
12/17/2025

“Dogs may be man’s best friend, but what if they boost our well-being not just by being our furry companions, but by altering our microbiome? A series of experiments in mice suggests that dog owners have a unique makeup of bacterial species that encourage empathetic and social behaviors.”

Read more in the article ‘Dogs may make us more caring and sociable by changing our microbiome’🧬

https://www.newscientist.com/article/2506898-dogs-may-make-us-more-caring-and-sociable-by-changing-our-microbiome/

Your gut thrives on rhythm, real food, and microbes that work for you:• Choose live fermented foods• Eat at consistent t...
12/12/2025

Your gut thrives on rhythm, real food, and microbes that work for you:

• Choose live fermented foods
• Eat at consistent times
• Protect the gut lining
• Reduce ultra-processed foods

Small habits. Real biology. ✅

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