Dietary intervention of FQ-35 as Hybrid-hydrogel microparticles modulates gut microbiota and memory functions in an antibiotic-induced dyspepsia model of rats. Implications on gut-brain axis
Gut microbiota is essential for maintaining health and supporting key body functions. However, antibiotics can disrupt the balance of gut microbes, leading to health problems such as inflammation, poor gut integrity, and cognitive issues. This study explores the potential of FQ-35, a dietary fiber-based formulation, to restore gut and brain health by targeting the microbiome-gut-brain connection.