Yeast protein modulates metabolites derived from the human gut microbiota of older male adults

Pieter Van den Abbeele, Lam Dai Vu, Jonas Poppe, Ingmar A J van Hengel, Aurélien Baudot, Yan Zhang, Zhixian Chen, Jun Yan

Cryptobiotix SA, Ghent, Belgium.Cryptobiotix SA, Ghent, Belgium. · pubmed

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Abstract

The rising global demand for protein is accelerating interest in sustainable alternatives with health benefits. While glycans are well-known for supporting gut health, the role of dietary proteins in promoting healthy aging via microbiome modulation is less understood. Yeast protein (YP) represents a sustainable, non-animal, hypoallergenic option.

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Research summary

Yeast protein modulates metabolites derived from the human gut microbiota in older male adults. The study explores the potential of dietary proteins, specifically yeast protein, to influence gut health and aging, which aligns with the broader goal of understanding factors that may promote healthy aging.

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