Research Keyword: Kombucha

Effect of fiber-modified kombucha tea on gut microbiota in healthy population: A randomized controlled trial (RCT)

Researchers studied a kombucha tea drink enriched with fiber from chicory root in healthy adults over six weeks. The study found that people who consumed the fiber-enriched kombucha had lower triglyceride levels (blood fats) and beneficial changes in their gut bacteria, particularly an increase in Bifidobacterium, a bacteria known to support digestive health. These results suggest that this type of kombucha could be beneficial for metabolic and gut health, though more research is needed to confirm these benefits.

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Living Kombucha Electronics with Proteinoids

Scientists created a new material by combining Kombucha cellulose with synthetic proteinoids (protein-like structures made from amino acids) to produce living electronics that can sense and process information. This hybrid material exhibits unusual electrical properties, including the ability to perform logic operations like computer circuits. The proportions of each component can be adjusted to customize the electrical behavior, opening possibilities for wearable technology and brain-inspired computing devices.

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