Study reveals dietary nutrient that can produce diabetes-fighting chemical in gut
Scientists have identified a gut microbe molecule, trimethylamine (TMA), that shows promise in controlling blood sugar and combating insulin resistance. This discovery offers a new direction for diabetes treatment, potentially addressing the root metabolic dysfunction rather than just managing symptoms. Early studies suggest TMA could be a powerful tool against this growing global health crisis.
Scientists have identified a gut microbe molecule, trimethylamine (TMA), that shows promise in controlling blood sugar and combating insulin resistance. This discovery offers a new direction for diabetes treatment, potentially addressing the root metabolic dysfunction rather than just managing symptoms. Early studies suggest TMA could be a powerful tool against this growing global health crisis.
