Gut Microbiota-Informed Precision Nutrition in the Generally Healthy Individual: Are We There Yet?

Bartek Nogal¹, Jeffrey B Blumberg², Gil Blander¹, Milena Jorge¹

¹InsideTracker, Cambridge, MA, USA.

²Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, Tufts University, Boston, MA, USA.

Abstract

Since next generation sequencing facilitated high-throughput and cost-efficient genomics analyses, the human gut metagenome has become an emerging frontier to explore toward precision nutrition. Significant progress has been made in identifying gut microbial features associated with a wide spectrum of human disease. However, other than a few microbiome-disease relations, there is a dearth of confi…

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